The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1907-03-21
WITH UTAH LAWMAKERS.

After a sharp struggle in the house.
the bills abolighing the office Of dis
trict attorney we're killed.
The appropriations bill distributes
Sl,765,7Iji3 for state purposes during
the years 1907 and 1905
House bin No. 255, by Robinson. pro
vidng for the appointment Of election
Judges. was killed in the senate.
Two measures providing for the de
signation of depository banks for state
county and city funds went down TO
defeat in the house.
The Ripper bill providing for the ap'
pointment by the governor OF a hre
and a police commission for Salt Lake,
was done to death in the senate
After having once been passed in
amended form by the house. that body
finally put to sleep the bill giving to
shelters the right of eminent domain
The house adopted senate Joint reso
luton No 2, proposing a constitutional
amendment fixing the the rate Of state
taxation based on valuation of prop
erty.
KODOL diyests what you eat and
quickly overcomes Indigestion, which
IS a forerunner Of Dyspepsia. IL IS
nade in strict conformity to the Nat
ional Pure Food and Drugs Law and Is
old on guarantee relief Of pain. Sold
" Peoples {, up. Institution.
A message from the governor stated
hat he had vetoed the famous osteo
athy bill, No 2S, by Mr.. Johnson,
because he thought that one medical
beard was enough
The state Mental hospital at Provo
Is to have a new bath building to
cost $1,000, and S1O5.320 is set aside
nr the maintenance of that institution
for the next two years.
Next to the university the state pris'
on is the most literally pro
vided for. receiving Sl7AS5O. OF this
amount 100000 is for the new cell
house, which is BADLY needed
The appointments Submitted by
Governor Cutler of members OF the
Deseret Agricultural and Manufacture
ing society and state board Of medical
examiners we're approved by the SEN
ate.
A communication to the house from
the Merchants G. Manufacturers asso-
citation protesting against the passage
Of senate bill No. 95, the railroad
bill. was laid on the table without
reading
A good start was made toward the
accumulation of funds for the new
state capitol building when the house
passed a bill providing that $25,OOO
shall be set aside annually as a sink
ing fund.
A large part OF the money appro-
priated by the legislature goes TO the
various state institutions, the univer-
sity faring best in that IL receives
s230000 while the Agricultural college
receives but $4,000,
The senate passed the Benner x
Smith bill granting 10 smelters the
right OF eminent domain under restrie
lions. The vote was ~ to 4, Senators
Bullen, Gardner. Seely and Walton
voting In the negative.
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worth
The Sunday Amusement bill which
Is a house measure, was loaded M
With amendments until grown out OF
ali proportions, upon roll call was
passed by the senate by vote of 10
% S. Senator Seely voted no on the
Measure, 1t Is said, because his amend.
ment making 1t illegal to brand a
stray calf was voted down.
one Of the most important measures
passed was senate bal No. 50, by Hol,
llngsworth, establishing the Torens
system of transferring land titles.
DtAult ulll nv 1905 w AAbAiAAtN
worth, appropriating $4,000 for an ey.
hibit at the National Irrigation con
gress TO be held in Sacramento, CAL
this summer was passed.
Because Senator Charles r. Hol,
lingsworth of Ogden persisted In read.
ing long and complex amendments to
the Benner X. Smith measure regu.
atlng insurance companies doing bust.
ness IN the state and creating state
department of insurance, the senate
| became Disguised and laid all the bills
on this subject on the table.
On a small table in the center OF
the hall on the house floor on Fri
day was a roll of paper tied with a
| piece Of crepe. On a placard was
this inscription enclosed in a black
| border:
GALVESTON BILLS.
S, B 81 10 46, and 73.
House bill No. 2s6 passed the house