The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-01

Thompson asked me as a special favor
that this bill be considered with the
committee report, and if you defer ac-
tion on this bill tomorrow it will not
be playing square with Mr.. Thompson,
l desire to state in answer TO Mr.. Par.
ry's speaking of hypnotic. influences l
don Il know to what he refers. There is
dance at the University tomorrow
night, it may be that is what he refers
TO. There is an excursion to the Agri-
cultural College. 1t may be that he
considers this hypnotic influence, but
/ know that | am going to work on this
question without influences of this kind.
and when I do vote ! will vote with
in a square deal with Mr.. Thompson.
He asks it at the hands of You, There
is no desire to take snap judgment on
anything. We have this entire calen'
dar to dispose Of. and if you make Mon.
! day the day for the consideration of
the bill YOU will then be coming to a
conclusion that will lead 10 quicker
discussion. Mr.. Thompson asks especial
~ that the bill and the report be not
considered at the present time; in other
words, that the report he considered and
the bill be considered as having been
on the calendar
a vote was then had on Mr. West
question being on the motion OF Mr.,
Speaker making the bill the special or
der for Monday 1t was agreed to.
Communications From the Senate.
Communications were received from
the Senate returning III. B. No. %, by
Miller, stating that it had passed with
amendments These were concurred in
and the bill then passed the House.
That The Senate had passed H. B.
No. %, by Miller. Sent TO Committee
on Enrolment of Bills.
That the Senate had passed H. B No.
rs, by Taft, with amendments The
amendments were concurred in and the
bill then passed the House.
That the Senate had passed II. B. No.
81. with amendments. The amendments
were concurred in and the bill passed
the House.
Bills on Third Reading.
II. B, No. 81, Clege-Relating TO the
sale of real estate for tnxes and the dis
tribption of tho proceeds, was read
third time and passed by "a ayes, 10
absent and not voting.
II, p. No. 1s5. Misunderstanding to
temporary certificates of teachers. was
read third time and passed by 35 ayes,
9 absent and not voting,
II. B. No. 122, Richards-Relating TO
the duties of county snperintendents,
u.
II. B. No. co. misunderstanding a
State school committee and providing |
for the preparation of course Of study, |
was read third time and passed by So |
ayes; absent and not voting s.
H 3. No. S8, Robinson--Making it |
the duty of county auditors to prepare
and file statements showing the amount
county treasurers and their deputies and
assistants and providing for the ap-
of said sum to the various
taxing funds. was read third time and
passed by 33 ayes, nays l; absent and
not voting 10.
,ure the payment cf labor performed
was read 4 third time and
passed by 80 ayes, I nay, IL absent and
House bin No. 26s, by Robinson,
the law in reference to in,
uries to railroads, was read a third
im,e and passed by 81 ayes, Z absent
md not voting
Highways and Bridges, substitute for
House bill No, 72, by Davis, by re-
uest. providing an annual road poll
AK; specifying who shall be liable and
he manner Of collecting apd expending
he said tax. and repeating certain laws
elating TO poll tax. Made special for
House bill loo, by westpbal, relating
o the date of expiration of commission
.as read third time and pissed by
ayes. absent and not voting.
House bill No. 178, by Nephius Jen-
EN-, proposing an amendment TO section 1
:, article IL, Constitution of Utah, FIX
ng the rate Of taxation, was read a
hird time and passed by "a ayes, 10 alb.
ent and not voting.
House bill No. IS. by Croft, CHANGING
he time for taking school census Of
IIstricts of the first class. Sent to
lie Of calendar.
House + bill No. 22s, by Dyrene, pro- !,
lding the manner IN which disputes re-
ardlng county boundary lines NAV be !
nally settled, was read first time and /
assed by 30 ayes, IL absent and not :
oting. :
House bill No, 267, by Committee on
lining and Smelling, substitute for :
enate bill No % and House bill No
), providing for the manner of locating
nd recording quartz and placer mining 7
aims, was read q third time and i
assed by 33 ayes. Final action was $
al on this after prolonged debate. '
A communication was received from +
le Senate stating that Senate bill No.
%, substitute for House bill No. IA
ad passed as recommended by the con,
'rence committee. The amendments Ii
ere agreed TO and the bill was passed r
Also that House bill No. "a. by Ne. p
AUS Jensen, had been rejected by the
enate 9
And then the House adjourned until G
o o'clock this afternoon. c
SENATE ALSO BUSY. r