The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-14

Maintenance ...,.. s.............s 30. 600
crs ...... 49, '.,....,.,........ $500
Supplies for armory ..,s.....,. 900
Insurance ..,-.. .... ......... 900
Improvements and repairs ...... $500
Paints. oils and glass ,...,....... 500
Womans ward ,..... ,,......... | 500
New cell house (estn1ated) ..... 100 900
Extending wall ....,. .......,.. 10000
Rcmodeilng kitchen and laundry. 1900
New bethhouse ...... .....- 500
Two cottages ..,..s ............ 1000
New telephone system .,.,..... ESQ
Horses and wagon ............ 600
Extending pipe line ne,,s,;.;....... 1876
Purchase and installation of new
boiler ....., 900. ......... 700
Purchase and installation Of cleo
trio lighting system ......s..,. 1,5oo
Total .,.... ...... ........... $2S2. .S25
In concluding our report, we congrat-
ulate the warden and others connected
with the institution for their economy
in The expendi.I~, OF money and thu
efficiency in the administration Of their
duties connected with the institution.
Bills Failed to Pass.
II. J, r. No. Z, By Hone, proposing
an amendment to the Constitution TO
permit taxation of mines, was read
third time and failed to pass for lack
! of constitutional majority, viz: Ayes,
%: nays, @, absent and not voting, IL.
IL. B. No: 29i, special Judiciary COM
mittce, failed to pass by: Ayes. 13;
nays, 81; absent and not voting. 4.
Bills Signed by Governor.
! "A communication was received from
had signed s. 3. No. 81, by Gardner,
relating TO water users associations
Also communication stating that
the Governor had signed and filed with
the Secretary of State S. B. No, 1873,
making an appropriation of S2125 to
I
Attorney General from Aug. /, 1905, to
Dec. 81, 1906.
House Bills Signed by President Senate
A communication was received from
the State stating that the President of
the Senate had signed the following
House bills:
H B. No 1s5, by Richards, relating
to temporary certificates.
n, B. No. l82, by Richards. relating
to Justice of the Peace
H, B. No. 20, by Meeks. to reimburse
Mt. Carmel school district, in Kane
count
II. B. No, 176, by Benson, regulating
the use of barbed wire
II. B. No. 12S, by Tolton, providing
revenue for support of the. State Gov
ernment for fiscal years l907-S
H. B. No. 100, by Westphal, relating
to date of commission,
H. B. No. 90, by Richards, providing
for the preparation of a State course
of study.
II. B. No 64. by Robinson, giving
County Assessors authority to require
statement of taxable property.
II. B. No. 81, by Clegg, relating to
sale of real estate for taxes.
II, B. No. 204, by Robinson, relating
to compensation of members of Board
Of School Trustees.
Senate Bills Signed.
a communication was received from
the Senate stating that the President
of the Senate had signed the following
Senate bills:
S. B. No 90, by J. Y. smith-Amend-
ing statutes relating to assessors.
5. b. No. SO, Gardner-Relating TO
interest upon the loan or forbearance
providing legal and maximum rate
of interest and prohibiting usury
S. B. No, 50, Hollingsworth-R
ing to the apportionment of the school
fund.
S, B. No. 50, seely-Rclating to do.
mestic animals and repeating certain
The Speaker thereupon in the pres
ence of the House signed the bills and
they were transmitted to the Gov |
ernOr,
Bills Rejected.
4 communication was received from
the Senate stating that it had rejected |
II. B. No. Isl, by Marks, providing for
assignment of future earnings
Third Reading Bills.
S: 3. No. 30, Benner Y Smith-Pro.
viding for the collection OF fees of |
county recorder, was read q third time !
and passed
H., B, No. 243, Fuller, by request
Establishing a State board of veterin-
airy medical examiners
Fl. B, No. 43, Nephius Jensen-Rela-
tive to change of venue in justices |
courts
II. J, NJ, No. s, Miller-Memorializ
ing Congress to have Green river
dredged so as to make II navigable.
5. b. No. l66, by Judiciary Commit
tee-Relating to certiorari.
5. B. No. 165, by Judiciary Commit
tee-To punish champerty and mainte-
nance IN justices courts, and providing
penalty for violation therefor
). b. No. 61, Benner X. Smith-Re-
lating to the service of summons from
justices courts
II: B. No. 255. Robinson-Relating
to the appointment of registry agents.
H. b. No: 256, Robinson-Relating to
towns, and TO restrain and punish
II. b, No, 81, Tolton-Prohibitin
theaters and other Sunday amusements.
The bill was loaded down with amend
ments;, so much so that the object of
the bill was virtually killed.
H. b. No, 20, Misunderstanding en-
tire county "A school district Of first
class
Then at sos clock the House ad.
lourned until 10 o'clock this morn.
ing.
WORK OF THE SENATE.