The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-16

WILLIAM II. THAN of Cache
county.
W. D. CANDLAND of San Pete
county.
| AS members OF the Governing Board
of the Utah Art institute for the term
of two years:
JOHN HARLAN of Salt Lake
county.
A. B WRIGHT of Cache county.
VIRGINIA SNOW STEPHEN of
Salt Lake county.
For the term of four years:
s. 7. WHITAKER of Salt Lake
county.
G. WESLEY BROWNING of Salt
Lake county.
For the term of six years:
M. NJ. YOUNG Of Salt Lake county.
Other Appointments.
AS member Of the Board of Trustees
of the Agricultural college, for the un-
expired term ending in 1909, l.. y.
stohl of Box Elder county.
AS member of tho State Board of
Health for the unexpired term ending
December 81, 1912, f. S. Bascom of
Salt Lake county.
These gentlemen were appointed to
these positions during the recent re-
ments arc respectfully referred to your
honorable body for confrma ton. Very
respectfully,
JOHN c. CUTLER, Governor.
Third Reading of Bills.
S. B, No. 1ss-Making it the duty
of the State Board of Health to make
rules governing the sanitation and dis.
infection Of public buildings, railway
coaches and sleeping cars, and provld-
| ing a penalty for the violation of any
of the provisions e this act. Read the
third time au1 passed.
S. b. No. l90-Providing for the
| filing of new and sufficient undertak
ings on appeals Read third time and
| passed.
S. b. No 2os-Appropriating $500 to
and specifica tions of the armory build.
ing in Salt Lake City. Read the third
time and passed.
s. b. No, 2oo-Relating to penalties
imposed upon corporations not organ
lied under the laws of this state and
doing business in this state before com
| plying with the provisions Of section
35l. Revised Sta tutes of Utah, 1898.
Read the third time and passed.
s. ]. r. No, 2, by Miller-Proposlng
an amendment TO section rs, article
XIII Of the constitution of the state
of Utah, relating to the vote Of taxa
tion. Read the third time and passed.
This proposed amendment limits the
rate of taxation on property to four
and one-half mills on each dollar of
valuation for general state purposes;
three and one-ffth mills on each dollar
| Of valuation for district school pur-
| poses, and three -fourths Of "A mill on
each dollar Of valuation for high school
purposes.
S, r. No. 72-Providing an annual
road poll tax, specifying who shall be
liable and the manner of collecting and
eXpending the said tax Read the third
time and passed.
S. B. No. ls8, by Mr. Seely-Per-
tanning to the Deserct Agricultural and
and Manufacturing society. Read the
third time and passed.
S. b. No 202-Relatipg TO cruelty
to animals and providing for the seiz'
ure Of all animals in custody of The
persons arrested. Read the third time
and passed.
Anti-Pass Bill Killed.
S. r. No. l5s, prohibiting railroad
transportation or other common carriers
from issuing free transportation except
TO certain persons, was put upon It's inaI
passage, and failed TO pass on roll cal
by vote of TO s. Those voting aye
were Senators Gardner, Hollingsworth
Hulaniski, Lawrence, Miller, Benner y
Smith, Walton, Mr.. Presidents. Those
voting no, Brinkerhoff, Bullcn, Callister
| Clegg. johnson, Rasband, Seely, j. \
Smith, Williams-9. Thus the anti-pas.
bill was killed,
s. b. No. 204, by Mr.. Walton, Great
ing a commission TO represent the State
of Utah at the Alaska Yukon Pacific ex
position, at Seattle, in the year 1909
was read the third time and passed
Hulaniski voted no. This bill carries
an appropriation of $4,000 TO defray
| nf hn
S. b No. 205, creating commission
10 represent the State of Utah at th'
jamestown Tercentennial exposition n
Norfolk, Va, in the year 1907. The
bill was read the third time and passeC
with an emergency clause, Hulanlsk
alone voting no.
S. b. No 1872, relating tc regulatin,
and providing for the nomination o.
candidates for public Office in the STATE
of Utah by primary elections and pro
viding for penalties for the violatlo,
thereof; read the third time and passed
S. B. No. 81, regulating the mannfac
ture and sale of butter, was read tn
third time, as amended by the House
and on motion of Mr., Seely the bill wa
referred to conference committee.
". B. No. l3, relative TO change o.
venue in cases pending before justices
of the peace; read the third time AM
passed
II. b. No. "a, prohibiting theaters an'
other Sunday amusements on Sunday
and providing a penalty therefor; rca'
the third time, amended, and passed b,
i vote Of 10 TO S. Mr.. Hollingswortl
gave notice that he would make mo
tion to reconsider the vote by whlcl
the bill passed. g.,
8. p No. 2l0, authorizing and direct
ing the State board Of examiners u
publish the biennial reports of Stat
affairs, State institutions and ccrtai
other reports, and permitting any Stat
institution having the facilities to d
so to print and publish its own biennia