The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-13

require statements of taxable property.
| The amendments were concurred in and
the bill was passed.
That the Senate had passed S. B. No.
100, Gardner (by roquest) st)-Crcating
the office of State chemist, defining his
duties and fixing his salary. The bill
provides that State chemist shall be
appointed by the Governor, by and with
the consent of the Senate. and his term
of Office shall be for four years from the
date of his appointment. His salary
shall be $500, which includes all ex-
penses incident to the discharge of the
duties of the Office. Referred to the
committee on Salaries and Fees
That the Senate had passed H. B. No.
2o4, obinson-Relating to the compen-
sation of members OF boards of school
trustees, with amendments. The amuse-
ments were concurred in and the bill
was passed.
That the Senate had passed S. b. No.
103, Benner X. Snith-Defning the du-
ties and powers Of the Board of Health
in respect to the abatement of nuisan-
ces, with House amendments. The lat
ter was concurred in and the bill was
passed
That the Senate had passed S, B. No.
144, John Y. Smith-To encourage the
destruction of wild animals, to provide
bounties for the killing thereof, max
ing an appropriation for the payment
of such bounties and providing addi-
tional revenues; providing the manner
in which such bounties may be pro-
cured, providing penalties for the pro"
curement of such bounties by fraud
and for violation of this act. Referred
TO committee on Livestock.
That the Senate had passed, with
amendments, II. B, No. 90, Hone-Re-
quiring all corporations to pay an an
nual State license providing for the
enforcement of same and prescribing
a penalty for refusal or failure to com
ply Herewith, and making certain ex-
ceptlons. The House declined to concur
in the amendments and a conference
committee consisting of Messrs. Hone,
Critchlow and Henrie were appointed
That the Senate had passed H. B. No.
81, Clegg-Relating to the sale of real
estate for taxes, with amendments The
amendments were cuncurred III and the
bill was passed.
That the Senate had passed H. B. No.
242, Richards-Providing for a public
school library, with amendments. The
latter were not concurred in and a con-
ference committee consisting of Messrs
Thompson, Richards and Mills were ap-
pointed,
That the Senate had passed H B. No.
25s, by the committee on Agriculture
and Horticulture; substitute for n. B.
NO. 2S, relating to drainage districts,
with amendments. The bill was referred
to the committee on Agriculture and
Horticulture.
Bills Fail i'll Senate.
Communication vas also received
from the Senate stating that these bills
had failed to pass that body;
II. B. No. 45, Croft-Changing the
time when the clerk of the school board
shall transmit TO the County Super
intendent report of the school census
H. B. No, AZ, Croft-Changing the
time for taking the school census of
the city schools,
Bills Signed by President of the Senate
Also a communication from the SEN
ate stating that the President of the
Senate had signed these bills:
$. b. No. 70, Hollingsworth-Cre
the Utah Board of Commissioners for
the promotion and uniformity Of legis-
lation In the United tSates; defining
the manner Of its appointment, it's du-
ties and powers, and making an appro-
priation for the payment of the actual
and necessary expense thereof.
S. B. No. 94, Hollingsworth-Incor
porating and establishing the Utah
school for the feeble minded, providing
for its government, defining its pur-
poses, making an appropriation for the
erection and furnishing of suitable
building therefor, and for its mainte-
nance,
The Speaker then in the presence of
the House signed all the above bills.
Bills Approved by Governor.
A message was received from the
Governor stating that he had approved
the following measures:
H. b. No. Z. Pedorson-Forbiddin
marriages with certain degrees of CON
! sanguinity.
II, B. No 10. Robinson-Amending
law creating Board of Equalization.
H. r. No. 40, demonstrating TO the
annual financial statements of cities,
! the duties Of the Auditor and City Re
corder,
II. B. No. lis, Taft-Providing for
the raising Of the American flag upon
schoo!houses on legal holidays.
Reports Standing Committees
From Special Committee on False
Quotations. having investigated the
matter thoroughly, beg leave to report
that the ore producers of the State have
grievances, and recommend for their
relief corrective legislation, and rec.
omrhend the passage of II. b, No. 30I