The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-06

State board of horticulture, providin
for the publication and distribution o
its reports, defining their duties, tn
duties Of orchardists, etc.
II. B. No. 202. by Robinson, forbid
ding officers of cities to be interested j
public contracts.
II. b. No. lS2, by Randall (by re
quesD, relating to the rate and time 70
which liquor licenses may be granted.
II. B. No .262. by Robinson, defnini
the word building
r. B. No. 23o.. by Clegg. authorizing
private sale during the period of re
dcmption of county's interest in prop
erty sold for redemption.
II. B. No. 271, by Westphal, relating
to grand larceny.
Fl. r. No 246, by Robinson, amend
ing section 2l17, Revised Statutes OF
Utah.
II. B. No. 2o3, by Robinson, relating
to rule for the construction of statutes
II. B. No. 207, by Clegg, relating 10
the bond Of the State Treasurer.
II. r. No. 204, by Robinson, relating
20 the compensation of members of
Boards of, School Trustees.
II. B. No. 80, by Richards, fixing the
per cent OF bonded indebtedness Of tax.
able property in school districts.
Fl, B., Misunderstanding to the du-
ties of County Assessors.
ii, b. No, 1854. Randall by request
Fixing the salary and prescribing the
duties OF clerk of tho Municipal court.
H. b. No. 21o, Misunderstanding to
jurisdictions of the courts in cities OF
the first class.
S. B. No. l33, Observation-Disclosures
any railroad corporation of this State
owning lines wholly in n foreign conn
try to sell and convey its lines to cor
porations organized under the laws of
the country in which any such lines
may be situated.
S, B. No 1863, i. Y. Smith-Amend-
ing the revised statutes regarding AS
SCISSORS.
s B. No. 50, Relating to
interest upon the loan or forbearance
of money, goods, or things in action,
providing legal and maximum rate
of interest and prohibiting the con
tracing for or taking usorious inter
est and q forfeiture thereof, and pro-
vlding q defense and remedy.
II. B. No. 145, hompson-Relating
to the control, location, establishment,
rights, immunities, franchies and en-
dowments of the University Of Utah
and Agricultural college.
Reports of Committees.
The FOLLOWING reports from The
standing committees will be submitted
this afternoon:
From the Judiciary committee, to
whom was referred House bill No. 1913,
by Mr.. Richards, relating to payment
of teachers, reporting unfavorably and
recommending that said bill be not !
passed.
From the Judiciary committee, to
whom was referred House bill No. 217,
by Mr.. Marks. relating TO the raising |
of the city taxes for school purposes,
reporting favorably and recommending
that said bill be passed
From the Judiciary committee, to
whom was referred House bill, No. So,
by Mr.. Randall, relating to the right
of stockholders to inspect mining prop.
ertY, reporting unfavorably and recon
me1ding that said bill be not passed.
From the Judiciary committee, 10
whom was referred House bill No. 276,
by Mr., Mcmillan. relating TO extending
the tune for complying with the pro.
visions Of title 60, Revised Statutes
Of Utah, 1898, in relation TO townsites.
favorahly and recommending
that said bill be passed
From the Committee on Irrigation
and Reservoirs, to whom was referred
Fl. B. No $50 by Peterson, being an
act authorizing and directing the State
Engineer to make a complete hydro
graphic survey of the Logan river svs-
,em, reporting unfavorably and recon-
nending that said bill be not passed.
From the Committee on Irrigation
and Reservoirs, to whom was referred
5, B, No. 81, by Gardner, being an
act relating TO water users associa.
ions organized in conformity with the
equirements of the United States, and
providing for the recording of the ar, ;
lcles of incorporation and stock sub. {
reporting favorably, and
eGommending that said bill be passed
=, From the Committee on Municipal
70
8 No. l64 by Randall, an act amend.
ng Chapter ll2, Laws of Utah, 1901.
ntitled s. An act TO create and organize ,
Municipal court in certain cities, and
o dehne the, powers and duties, and !
jurisdiction thereof, and making the :
udge OF said court ex offcio justice of :
he peace of said cities, and ex-officio
ustice of the peace of the precinets
mbraced in said Cities by amending !
,,ecnons one (D and fourteen Q4)
hereof, reporting favorably and recon.
1endlng that the same be passed.
From the Judiciary Committee, to
Syhom was referred II. B. No. II by t
.oplnson, relating to carrying con
called weapons, reporting favorabiy I
nd recommending that said bill be I
assed with amendments =
from the Committee on Agriculture e
nd Horticulture-Havc duly consid. Il
red the memorial sent to us from the y
or the state of Washlup-
on, and we are of the opinion that the T.
anguage is too severe and the pro. n
lslons not in line with the wishes n
I the citizens of our State. We II
commend that the resolution be not @
dopted. '''' :
From the Committee ON Municinal +
Operations, TO whom was referred n n
. No. so by Clegg. relating to proyid. T
~ repositories for public money. re- 3.
ortlng favorably and recommendino ~ ~
lat the bill be passed with an amend -
eentment that throughout the entire . .
III, following the words "Mayor and !,
ity, Council shall be inserted the u
ords or other governing board - 3;
From the Judiciary Committee to u
hom was referred II b. No. N by u
uller, relating to present ownership I, I,
APPS, reporting favorably and recon-. T.
ending that the said bill be changed u
} read as follows:
An act amending section /. cbapter 40 n
avs OF Utah. 1899 as amended IN, II
lapter 81, Laws OF Utah, 1909: as ii
nended by section 3 chapter Sc, Laws
Utah. 1906 relating TO present own s.
ship maps. Be IT enacted by the f'er -
nature OF the State OF Utah. u