The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-05

lures OF majority follow:
JOHN Q. CRITCHLoW,
Chairman.
JOHN NJ. MILLS.
HEBER J. MEEKS.
NEPHI U. s. C. JENSEN:
The minority member Of the Special
Committee on Municipal Affairs, Will
liam Mcmillan, submitted report TO
amend Senate bill No. 80, entitled 80 An
act TO amend section sS7, Revised Stat
utes of Utah, 1898, as amended by
chapter Ga, Laws Of Utah, 1908, pro
viding for the date of municipal cleo
tions and the terms of municipal Off
GERS" recommending that the words
sat large in the bill be stricken out
and the words "one trustee from each
municipal ward' be inserted.
Also in Senate bill No. Al, entitled
HAn act to amend sections 2l4 and
2l5, Revised Statutes of Utah, 1893,
providing for the creation of officers
for the good government of cities, to
regulate and prescribe their powers, du-
ties and compensation, and the manner
of their appointment, term of office
and REMOVAL that on lines 6 and Z
of the bill strike out the words "have
such powers and' and insert the words
''be elected every two years and
SHALL, and strike out the word they =,
and insert the words Hthe board of
trustees. With these amendments he
recommends the passage Of said bills.
The special committee which accom-
panied the body of the late Represen"
tative Seth Taft TO his late home in
Wayne county submitted report de-
failing the trip. The report was or
dered spread upon the journal.
All OF tho committee reports which
recommended favorable reports were
then approved
Mr.. Critchlow then moved the adop-
tion of The majority report on the Gal
weston plan bills.
Mr. Mcmillan moved as a substitute
that both reports and bills be made the
special order for 2 o'clock Thursday
afternoon. His motion was agreed to
and the House so ordered.
MIR. Marks moved effectively to refer
the report on House bill No. 225 back
10 the Committee on Elections
Special Order of Day.
II. B. No. 145, Thompson--Proposing
an amendment TO section 4 Of article
10 of the constitution of the State of
Utah, relating to the control, location,
franchises and endowments Of the Uni
versity of Utah and the Agricultural
college, which had been made the spe-
cial order Of the day, was called up.
Mr.. Thompson then moved that the
committee reports be considered filed,
and that the bill take its regular course
upon the calendar.
Mr.. Peterson objected, declaring that
he could see no reason for delay on the
measure, and he moved to take it and
discuss it.
Mr.. Thompson $ motion was agreed
to and the bill went to the calendar.
Permission was given Mr.. Dean to
withdraw f. B, No. 276.
Introduction of Bills.
II. B. No. 2s2, Mr.. Speaker-Estab,
fishing branch of the Agricultural
college in the central part Of this State,
the, same to be located as hereinafter
provided This bill fixes the location
somewhere In Sanpete county. Referred
to the Committee on, Education and
Art
H. B. No. 2S3. Barnett-Making an
appropriation for the improvement of
existing roads and bridges in Jua.b
county. Referred to the Committee on
Appropriations
II. B. No. 2S4, Robinson-Relating to
the assessment of the net proceeds of
mines and defining the duties of the
Assessor and County Board of Equali-
zatlon IN relation thereto, Referred to
'hc Oh JuU1tlaTY.
Fl. B. No. 2S5, Robinson-Making an
appropriation for the improvement of
existing roads from the Bingham mines
to the town of Bingham Canyon, Salt
Lake county, Referred TO the Commit
tee on Appropriation
n, J. R. No. Z, Hone-Proposinp an
amendment to the constitution, relat-
ing to the taxation of mines. It pro.
vides;
That all mines and mining claims. both
bearing gold, silver. copper. lead, coal Or
other valuable mineral deposits. after pur-
chase thereof from the United States,
snat Tntt0, be taxed at the price paid the
ground, or some part thereof, Of such
mine or claim. is used for other than
mining purposes. and has q separate and
poses; in which case said surface eroiInd
or any part thereof. so used for other
than mining purposes, shall be taxed ar
Us ltia naiSe Tor such other purposes, as pro-
gided by law; and all the machinery used
pa mining, and all property and surface
improvements upon or appurtenant to
mines and mining claims. which have a
value separate and independent or such
mines or mining claims. and the net an
nual proceeds of all mines and mining
Claims, shall be taxed by the State Board
of EQUALIZATION.
The resolution was referred to the
judiciary committee
H. B. No. 15l, by Marks, providing
tor recording the assignment OF earn.
ngs and prescribing the effect thereof.
vas read third time, amended and
passed by. vote of 80 ayes, l2 nays, 9
ABSENT and not voting
II. b. No. 152, by Marks, RELATING
% when and what cases attachment is,
'ued, was read third time, amended |
md passed by vote of 81 ayes, | nav. |
absent and not voting
II. 3. No, 4S, by Croft, changing the
line for taking the school census of |
districts Of the 6rstc lass. This. on mo.
ion Of Mr., Croft, sent to the foot of
he calendar.
). b. No. 3, by Benuer X. Smith re-
the practice Of medicine. was
cad third time and passed by 3S
yes, 3 absent and not voting.
Mr.. Marks gnve notice that he would
move reconsideration of the vote bv
Vhlch the bill was passed
n B. No. 90, by Hone. relating TO
Employees in and around mines. smell.
ers and factories, was read a third time
nd passed by 32 ayes, nays, 4 absent
H r No 11Q C,,n,n;.,