The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-02
WORK IN THE SENATE.
Large Number of Bills Reported Back
From Committees.

| The Senate was called 10 order al
! 2;3O clock by President S. II. Love
! The rollcall showed all Senators present
| The chaplain, Rev. 2. A. Simpkin. of
tered an earnest prayer importuninp q
| continuance of Divine guidance in The
deliberations and work of the day
which was about to begin.
The secretary Of the Senate read the
minutes of the fortysixth day, which
without amendment, were, approved, af
ter which the following business was
transacted, which completed the labors
of the week:
The Governor communicated the in.
formation that ne had approved Senate
Bill No. II, relating 10 the Utah State
School for the Deaf and Dumb. The
communication was fled
Communications From the House.
The following communications from
the House were received and filed:
That 1T had passed, as amended by
report of conference committee, S. b
No. 100.
That it had passed, as amended,
Fl. B. No. 263, with reference 10 in
Jurles to railroads.
That it had passed, as amended.
B. No. 2G and II. B. No. 25.
That it had passed, as amended.
II. B, No. 17s.
That il had passed, as amended
Fl. B. No. o2S.
That it had passed. as amended.
II. B. No. Sc.
That it had passed, as amended,
Fl, B. No. IS.
That it had passed, as amended
II. B. No. 90.
That it had passed. as amended,
II. B. No. 10.
That the Speaker had signed H. B.
No 27.
Reports Of Standing Committees.
The committee to which was referred
,. b, No. l47, relating 10 water rights
and irrigation and duties of the State
Engineer, reported that they had con.
sldered the same and recommend that
the bill be passed. Report adopted.
The committee to which was referred
S. b. No. so, providing that domestic
corportion shall keep books within this
State, and shall hold their meetings of
directors and stockholders within this
State. reported that they had considered
the same and recommended that the bill
be not passed. Report adopted.
The committee to which was referred
,. b, No. l35, making appropriations for
building bridges over the Rio Virgin
river and improving roads in Washing
Ton county, reported that they had CON
sldered the same and recommended that
the bill be passed as amended BY the
committee. Report adopted
The committee to which was referred
II. b, No: a., TO prevent and suppress
the sale of cigarettes or cigarette paper,
and to provide penalty for the viola
tion OF the same, recommended that the
bill be passed. On motion of Senator
Lawrence. the report Of the committee
was rejected, and the bill was laid on
the table, to be taken up in its regular
The committee to which was referred
=, b. No. 122, providing for the uses in
which the right Of eminent domain NAV
be exercised, recommended that the bill |
be passed, Report adopted.
The committee TO which was referred /
h. B. No l49, to protect the relics of
ancient races, and providing q penalty I
for the violation thereof; amended NE |
same and, as amended, recommended 1
that the bill be passed. Report .
adopted.
The committee TO which was referred .
5. B. No. 90, TO regulate the practice Of /
barbering. etc, reported that thew had .
the same and recommended
That the bill be passed. Report adoptcd
The Committee on Judiciary. TO which
was referred 5. b. No. Ill. for promo.
hon of the proper observance of Deco
'atlon day. and to prevent ball games
'aclng and barbarous amusements ON
decoration day, or the advertisement Of
ne same; providing penalty for the
thereof; reported that they
iaa considered tho same. amended the