The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-08

is but very little use in referring this
! bill back to the Committee on Educa-
tion. We have had the bill before us,
discussed it, pro and con, and there is
no use in delaying this matter by re-
committing it back to the committee
/ am, therefor, opposed TO the motion. -
Mr.. Parry: 81 am in favor of the
motion taken by Mr.. Westphal. I ask
that we do take action. We have had
committee reports about matters that
were of a very frivolous character. com
| pared with the question that is before
! this House. We realize that this is the
I greatest question that can come before
! this Legislature and il we do no more
than pass on it we have gone on record.
and I am in favor of doing this, not on
! ly this, but let the Senate and House
have a Joint meeting upon this matter. -
/ Mr.. Thompson; CIT is true that we
| called for report on this bill and Just
because at that time, on account of the
dilatorY tactics of portion Of that com
mittee a report could not he had before
this House. AT that time there was also
a dilatory action on the part of the
| Senate, which demanded action in this
! House and had it been possible at that
time to have gotten action Oh the floor
of this House this bill, which was un-
der der consideration at that time and this
| time, might have been passed and sent
| to the Senate; since that time there
| have been developments arise in the
| Senate in which a similar bill intro
duced in The Senate has been withdrawn
and another bill has been introduced
The dilatory action Of the House in this
question of not acting on it when 1t
was considered prevented it taking the
action which the Senate is now taking
and that action having been taken by
the Senate, the discussion of that bill
and the passage of the bill at this time
would be waste of valuable time of
the House, because conditions have
| arisen that make it impossible for it to
pass the Senate. Let it be recommitted
to the Committee on Education or a sub
sutute measure in place of it. -
The motion to recommit it back to the
committee was then carried, % TO 20.
II. p. No. 217, by Marks, then came
up on its third reading and failed to
pass by a vote of Is ayes, "a nays, 5
absent. Mr.. Clegg gave notice that he
would move reconsideration Of the
vote today.
Senate Bill No. 70, Holhngsworth,
also failed to pass, by II ayes, 10 nays,
s absent and not voting.
Reports of Standing Committees.
From Committee on Engrossing and
Enrolment, to whom was referred II.
B. No. 81, by Mr.. Gotham, entitled "An
Act Amending Sections l and 8,
chapter 121, laws of Utah, 1905, county
and district school tax is insufficient, -
report that is is correctly enrolled, and
transmit it for your signature.
From Committee on Labor, to whom
was referred House bill No, ESQ., by
Downs, entitled San act protecting
every citizen in the employment of per
sonal rights" reporting favorably and
recommending its passage.
From Committee on EngrossinG and
Enrolment, to whom was referred H,
amending sections 1897 -4651-4652 and
1868, revised statutes of Utah, 1898,
giving the same effect to transmission
of summons, writS, warrants and other
legal process, by telephone as by tele
graph respectfully report that we
have carefully examined the same and
find that 1T is correctly enrolled, and
herewith transmit it for your signature;
From Committee on Engrossing and
Enrolment, to whom was referred II, b.
No, %, by Miller, "An act amending
sections 26o7- -26aS -27O0, title 6S, revised
statutes of Utah, 1898, giving the same
effect to messages transmitted by tele-
phone as those sent by telegraph re-
spectfully report that we have carefully
examined the same and find it to be
correctly enrolled, and herewith trans.
From Committee on Salaries and Fees.
to whom was referred Senate Bill No.
l29, by Benner X, Smith, entitled An
act to amend section 9T5. revised stat
utes of Utah, 1898, providing for the
collection of fees of county recorders
as amended by chapter AZ of the laws of
Utah, 1905, reporting favorably and
recommending that it be passed,
From Committee on Salaries and Fees,
TO whom was referred House Bill No.
223, by Mr.. Marks, entitled "An. act
providing the city court In cities of the
first class with n stenographer, re-
porting favorably aud recommending
that 1T be passed,
From Committee on Salaries and Fees.
to whom was referred Senate Bill No,
1lo, by Mr.. Hollingsworth.. entitled
An act repeating section 2O5l, REVISED
statutes of Utah, 1898, as amended by
chapter l03 laws of Utah, 1901; pro-
viding for the payment of mileage to
district iudg ges and district attorneys,
reporting favorably and recommending
that the bill be passed,
From Committee on Salaries and Fees.
to whom was referred Senate Bill No
100, by Mr. Hollingsworth, entitled
FsAn act amending chapter SO of the
laws Of Utah. 1908; relating to and fix
ing the salaries of judges of the district
court. and allowing to such Judges their
actual and necessary travelling and liv-
ing expenses when holding court. in
other Judicial districts reRot'nFg tFs ray hi
be passed,
From Committee on Education and
Art. TO whom was referred Senate Bill
No. So, by Mr.. Hollingsworth, entitled
an act amending section l775, Revised
Statutes OF Utah. 1898, relating to the
apportionment of the school fund, re-
port favorably, and recommending that
the bill be passed.
From Committee on Education and
Art, to whom was referred House Bill
No. l57, by, Mr. Ttolton, relating to
the establishment and maintenance Of
system of free travelling Libraries in
the State of Utah, and appropriating
money for the support of the same, re-
porting favorably and recommending
that the bill be passed,
From Committee on Education and
Art. to whom was referred House Bill
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