The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-16
|DUsE D|SPOSES OF
| MUCH BUSINESS
Animated Debates Oc-
cur Over Bills, Causes
an Uproar.
MEMBERS
ANXIOUS TO CLOSE HOUSE
|ssuIt, a Heavy Calendar Is
RAPIDLY Being Cleared
of Measures.

uhsn the saunterers returned to the
,,,,o from their rest of the night the
j, of the clock pointed to l1:55.
= rest had refreshed the representa-
u and they entered on their labors
"a an apparent determination TO
~ mn things by this evening.
n. Mcmillan moved effectively that
rrlss he suspended, and hereafter
I ,enate bills coming TO the house
ssssryed 10 the sitting committee
a sbst fhis committee be increased
Sgs members. The speaker appoint
ID snch additional members Messrs-
MILAN and Westphal;
~ Home. on question of personal
7vIlege. called attention TO com
~,;ssfjon from Senator John see ley
<ried in The Tribune. He de-
mead the statement made therein by
.sisv and showed why the committee
rSich he, Hone, was chairman had
|h,,;ttcd the report on the bill which
eesd Senator Seeley's ire. This ac-
u was taken because the bill was
.ronstimtionsl. He asked that the
|>ords show this IN order TO set him
o6t before the people.
when senate bill No, %, the bill
-,riding for the coditication and re-
|<;on of certain laws providing for
nation of railroads, came up Mr.
..irhton and Mr.. Marks made a des-
'rafe effort to have the bill placed at
1 foot of the calendar. Mr.. Critch-
insisting that the senate amend
MS be printed and placed on the
a of members, This proposition
a Unprecedented and the speaker,
A Tolton, in the chair so stated. The
.ge was 80 apparent that was 10
||Itbe measure and the house sal down
|ou the motion by an overwhelming
.le. The bill was then read as
ended bv the senate and was passed
a vote of 50 ayes. , navs, I absent.
<p nays were Cr,tchton, Eldred &c,
|>nrie. Marks and Weeks.
There was an animated debate over
nate bill No. 81, the Seeley butter
:|. in which a number of members
<7ficiuated and the two constitutional
.ryers. Nephius Jensen and Brigham
|.6e. enlightened the house upon the
<1stitutionality of the proposed law.
d effort was made by Mr.. Marks
amend H. B. No. 90, regarding the
|oduction and reduction Of ores and
~ the exercise of the right Of eminent
main BY fixing the area of right of
ninent domain TO An area OF four
liles ard then only when the proposed
pndemner has the right or option by
trchase to al least 10 per cent of
nd acreage within this four mile
hdins.
House Bills Rejected.
Ia Communication from the senate
bted that ii had rejected by commit
report three house bills:
& B. No. Il, Giles-Providiug for
Manner of creating new counties.
&B. No. los, Rand Making city
keieer S Office an office Of record of
ms. plates, etc.
IH- B. No. Al. Notwithstanding
|ne FOR complying with provisions of
~ respecting title to lands in any
Fn or city.
H A prolonged debate occurred over
'W proposed amendment, McRae and
piks advocating the amendment and
y Speaker, Benson and Robinson op
ing it. The amendment was finally
lopted.
: tI4r Kuchlcr said that it had been as
sf'ed that Ogden and Weber county
MED the smelters TO remove to that
>faliy. This he denied. His locality
an agricultural and Horticultural
immunity. He moved an amendment
me bull making the number of pco
named in the bill 10000 in place
tv,oOo. This was adopted
LAf one time during the debate tin,
. pa'e was in an uproar, a dozen or
" members clamorine for recoCni
~ Finally. Mr.. Tolton was recog
>-'n aud he moved ef'ectually that tn,
be directed 10 see tina
~ was preserved. This was done
roll call was had on the meas
ss amended and the bill was passed
rnhg The day Messrs. Tolton
LIZ Thompson and Cottam pre-
curing the temporary absence o
ssnste Bills Passed by House.
4 fs S;ul house passed the following Sen
III, d; No 1S0-Bv Committee o,
nv Health, making il unlawful {
ri certain medicines containin,
= }ors }l. chloral, or alcohol, or prepara
..,Gnlalning acetanilid or any Of il
~sves' or preparations contain
~ r.. sasipyrne;. without branding tn
/rf,;s,nu nu To sell cocaine or preparation
-<.;rn cocaine. except upon a praC
> 4s pnysfIan' s prescription, and prc
"a penalty for the violation q
AZ This bill is a substitute fo
bNoS, ll6 and l37, and was urge
A i, druggists association.
no. 30, Benner X. Smith,
~ and revise certain laws OF tb
- providing for the formation nm
8A>|ne eer,a e tailroad corporations and d.
4 III rore.1 rertaln rights and powers @
w =; l2s, Committee on Jud
a. Hans AelEalting El to privileged commun
w eo,n,o, ne purpose of the measure
IN. 'V' d iather To protect his chi
stiSo,. ., No, l31, Benncr X Smith
+ me powers of trial court
kMs,e, o. Seely-Rcgulating III
TS,gle, quality and sale of butt,
Iha!ng NIL wrappers on pacl
skanJ JJ"tter to he marked with IL
WI Mu nddress Of the manufactur,
'"elght of same and nroy;dino o'ue' ue'
b. B: No. 2os, pa,k-Annror,r;.,,;,
khtcctso VI $500 to Ware & Trcgenz
sketcbaaoo aof services in preparing d
~ pory b;Is; bn;I,sI;; plans, etc, for Sta.
w -00, Committee on Priva