The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-20

der this act. and II any money remains
unexpended. the came shall be recovered
'''se See %" O. The The sum sHy Of $4,000, or so much
thereof as may be necessary. Is herepy
appropriated out OF any moneys on,,rne III rne
priated. for the purpose OF carrying into
effect the provisions OF this act
Bills Passed,
Mr.. Jensen moved effectively that D
B. No. 1856, by Seely, by request. per,
tanning to the Deseret Agricultural and
Manufacturing association, changing
the namo to the Utah State Fair asso-
citation, which had been laid upon the
table, be taken thercfrom and placed
upon It's passage. A roll call passed
the measure.
Like action was taken with S. B.
e4 by Benner Y. Smith, TO provide FOR
tho placing Of witnesses under bonds
and securing ,their testimony.
Vetoed by the Governor,
A message from the Governor an.
nounced the fact that he had vetoed
H, B. No. lis, by Dyreng, regulating
the shipment of livestock, and provld,
ing for tho inspection and records OF
the same The veto message was sus'
tanned by the House.
Reports Of Standing Committees.
From Committee on Revenue, to
whom was referred the Governor g
communication Of February 8, contain
ing statement of the treasurer of Salt
Lake county. respectfully report having
considered the same and recommend
that assessors and collectors be urged
to use diligent efforts in assessing and
collecting taxes on all asscssable prop.
erty assessed to defray the expenses or
the State government. The figures IN
the message follow:
n 6 Mining Cos us %
Y. s. Smelling Co. 1881 es-S 15,I3s.92
Utah Con-. .-.s.. SUITS ~
Bingham Con-. =. 1874 81
Utah Anex rs Sc
Amer. Smelling and
Refining Co.. 24.56l !!
Boston Con- ~ 5.50S 90
Utah Copper Co.. S6a4 SO
s1o7, $50 22
From Committee On Revenue, to
whom was referred resolution of the
City Council Of Salt Lake City, Utah,
of March 4, 1907, respectfully report
having considered the same and rec
ommend that it be laid on the table.
The petition requested an amendment
to the law to permit an additional levy
of three mills tax to pay interest on
bonded debt and provide a sinking
fund.
Bills Sent to Governor.
The Committee on Enrolment and
Engrossment reported these bills en-
crossed and enrolled. The report was
received, the bills signed by the Speak
er and forwarded to the Governor:
Agriculture and Horticulture-An act
amending sections 760, 761, 1852, 1853,
772, rs, ia, us, 776. III, 77s, 10,
Revised Statutes of Utah, 1898, as
amended by chapter 124 of the Laws
of Utah, 1905, relating to drainage dis
tricts
II, B. No. 296, by Special Judiciary
committee-An act to prohibit the is
suance Of writs of attachment in cases
before the affidavit is filed, or where
the affidavit filed does not conform
substantially with the requirements of
section 3066 of the Revised Statutes of
Utah r lsSs u.s. and and BToyMqng RT Mr Bfns5esA
act to amend section 222, Revised Stat
utcs of Utah, 1898, forbidding officers
of cities to be interested in public con-
tracts.
II. B. No. SO, by Mr.. Roblnson-An
act to amend section J., chapter 131,
Laws OF Utah. 1903, entitled "An act
making it the duty of county auditors
to prepare and file statements showing
the amount paid for salaries of county
auditors and county treasurers and
their deputies and assistants, and pro-
viding for the apportionment OF said
sum to the various taxing funds
II. B. No. 242, by Mr. Richardson
act to amend section 1915, Revised
chapter 81, Laws of Utah, 1901, as
amended by chapter SO, Laws of Utah,
| 1908, providing for public school
library fund and also prescribing the
manner in which the same shall be ex-
pended.
II. B. No. 271, by Mr.. westphal-An
act to amend section 436l, Revised
chapter 5. Laws of Utah, 1903, relating
to the penalty for grand larceny,
II. B. No. 301, by MI Thompson-An
act to amend sections 210l and 2103,
Revised Statutes of Utah, 1898, relating
to laws governing the Utah School for
the Blind
II. B. No 70, by Committee on High
ways and Bridges-An act providing an
annual road poll tax; specifying who
shall be liable and the manner of col.
lecting and expending the said tax;
also repeating sections 1743, 1745, 1746,
1747, 174S. 1749. 1850 and 1751, Re.
vised Statutes of Utah, 1898, and sec
1896, as. amended by chapter Is, Laws
of Utah; 1901. relating to poll tax,
II. B. No. 2s3, by Mr.: Barnett-An
act making an appropriation for the inn
provement of existing roads and
bridges in Juab county.
II B. No. l69, by Mr.. Richards-Au
act providing for the retirement of pub
lie school teachers.
II. B. No II, by Mr.. Fuller-An act
amending section /, chapter 43, Laws
OF Utah, 1899, as amended by chapter
S4, Laws of Utah, 1908, as amended by
section 2, chapter sc, Laws Of Utah,
1905, relating TO present ownership
maps
Then the House took a saunter for
twelve hours.