The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-01-23
ASKS ROOSEVELT
TO RESC|ND ACTION
Action Regarding Coal Lands
Subject of Resolution
in Utah House.

Representative Thompson of the house
wants the recent order of President
Roosevelt. Withdrawing all coal lands
from entry. withdrawn. He introduced in
the house yesterday a memorial TO that
effect. which was referred 10 the commit
tee on federal relations and memorials
His resolution is as follows:
W hereas by a recent order OF Presi-
dent Roosevelt all coal lands have been
withdrawn from entry. and
Whereas. the effect of the order has
been 10 retard development by private
cltzens of this state of that most inn
portant industry-coaI mining-be il
Resolved by tho house of representa-
yves and senate OF the seventh session Of
The L tan legislature. that President
Roosevelt be respectfully requested 10 re-
send said order as speedily as pubic pol
icy shall warrant. and
Resolved further. that copy Of these
resolutions be forwarded to Senators
Smoot and Sutherland aud Congressman
lowell for presentation 10 the presi-
Mr.. Dorius also was in memorializing
MOOD during yesterdays session and in
troduced the following. relating to pen
slonS for Indian war veterans.
To the House Of Representatives of the
Assembled:
Your memorialists, the governor and
legislature of the state Of Utah. respect
fully memorabilia your honorable body TO
Mr.. Smoot, and which bill passed the sen
ate of the United States June II. 1906.
granting pensions to the indian war vet
Grams OF Utah who served between the
years 1854 and 1867.
List of New Bills.
H. b. %. by Meeks-AIaking an appro-
priation TO reimburse Mt Connel school
district No. ?, Kane county Appropriates
SOL. Referred to committee on claims.
IL Il. u. by Miller-Amending section
2i12, $685.. 465l, 1862 and 1868, giving the
same effect To transmission Of contracts.
summons. writs, warrants and other legal
process by telephone and telegraph. Re-
ferred to committee on judiciary.
III. y. %, by Miller-Amending sections
2697. 269s, 2699 and 2700 giving the same
effect to messages transmitted by tele-
phone as those sent by telegraph. Re
ferred to committee on judiciary.
II. B. q. by Misunderstanding prOvi-
sions OF the penal code 10 offenses of tel
egraph operators and others in Transport
tation of messages TO operators OF teie-
phone lines and messages transmitted
over telephone lines. Referred 20 COM
mittec on judiciary.
II. 3. "a, by Nephi Jensen-To prohibit
the making or publishing Of false or eX-
aggerated statements or publications of
or concerning the affairs, pecuniary con-
ditiOn or property of any corporation, as
ISOLATION. co-partnership. etc, and pro-
viding a penalty therefor. Makes il
felony, with Imprisonment for not more
than ten years or fine of not more than
$4,000. Referred to committee on pri-
Vate corpora tons
II. +. p. by Barnett-TO amend section
1898. chapter /, title ~ which is an act
entitled mines and mining. Referred TO
committee on mining and smelling.
II. Is 81 by RObinsOn--An act concerns
ing mine drainage districts. Referred TO
committee on mining and smelling.
H. b. % by MISUNDERSTANDING ore
purchasers and 10 guard against the APP
Precipitation and sale of ores by high
graders. Referred to committee on Ju-
dietary.
House joint memorial ], BY Dorius-Me-
morializing congress to pass Srnoot bill to
pension Indian war veterans. Referred 10
committee on federal relations.
House joint memorial No. ?. by Thomp-
son-Asking president 10 rescind order
withdrawing coal lands from entry. Re
ferred to committee on federal relations.