The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-17
RIPPER BILL SLEEPS.
Senate Acts Upon the Measure by
Jayng It Upon Table.

The Senate, after attending to all
the business in sight, at 4:45 o clock
agreed 10 saunter for a period of
thirty.fve hours. Up and until saun-
tering time the Senate passed about
thirty-6ve bills, not one of which was
of any special Importance The fact that
ii was known that the house measure
providing for police and fire depart
ment commission for Salt Lake would
come up during yesterdays session
had the effect TO partially fill the lobby,
as for several days previous, by friends
of the bill Shortly after the Senate
got down to work the measure came mp
on special order, when Senator CleCg
moved that the bill be laid on the table
The motion prevailed. and in two min
utes there was not q lobbyist IN IT'S
behalf in sight Like the Arabs Of
old, they had folded their tents and
silently slipped away.
The Senate during the time 1t was
IN session, passed the following bills:
Bills Passed.
S. B. No. l73-Providing that in
struction in the Agricultural college
shall be free to residents, and provld.
ing an entrance fee TO residents and
non-residents,
s. b. No. l3S-Relating 10 appeal to
the Supreme court.
s. b. No. 30-Levying and directing
the collection of tax for the general
maintenance of the University Of Utah,
including its several schools and col
| lcges
il. B. No. 2S3-Making an appropria
tion for the improvement of roads and
bridges in Juah county.
II. B. No. 29o-ro establish State
Board of Sheep Commissioners;,
s. B. No. 196-Relating to the can
vass of the ballots at bond election,
S. b. No lS7-Relating to special
taxes.
S. r. No. lsS-Relating to nstruc
tion in the University Of Utah, provld-
ing entrance aud tuition fees and pro
hibiting religious or political tests.
s. p. No. s3-lmposing tax upon
itinerant venders, peddlers aud can
vasscrs of agricultural and domestic
implements and machinery and wagons,
bugcies, vehicles and other articles,
S. & No 1S3-Approprating the
sum of S2l25 to P. 7. Farusworth, Jr,,
for services 10 the State of Utah as
deputy attorney general during the
wears l905-la06.
S. p. No. 1872, relating to city justices
Of the peace, Fees shall be paid into
the city treasury.
S. b. No. l95, relating TO calling
elections to vote upon proposals to IS
sue school district bonds.
S. B. No. 122, providing for the uses
in which the rights Of eminent domain
NAV be exercised.
s. b. No. l52, TO extend the scope
and operation of livery stable keepers
liens.
S. b. No. SIS, appropriating $4,000 to
Lafayette Chidester for injuries suS-
tanned in the line of his duty while
acting as deputy sheriff, as amended
bv the House amendment reducing the
amount from $500 to $4,000 by confer
ence committee; conCurred IN by the |
Senate, and as amended passed.
S. B. No. l06, relating to the pro5ec-
ton inspection and encouragement of
the bee indusry and providing for the
appointment of a bee Inspector and
providing penalties
H. p. No. los, making the city en-,
eineer's S office in cities of the first and
second class an Office Of record for
maps, plans, plats, etc, and for the
collection of fees.
H. B. No. 305, providing for instruc-
tion in agriculture and manual training
in the higher grades of the public |
and making an appropriation therefor.
:. b. No. SO, concerning land titles:
5. B. No. 126, authorizing cities of
the first and second class to create a !
fire department and police department |
On motion of Mr.. Clcgg this bill was |
laid on the table
H. b. No. 290, relating TO the adop-
S. B. No, 209. Mr.. Mllcr-Relating
TO the State bureau of statistics and
the commissioner thereof; placing sald |
bureau under the control of the state !
board of equalization; making the see
retary of said board eX-officio the com
~ Il tEtt A . ftrN.r
the term Of Office of the present com
missioner of said bureau,
II. b. No. Sol, relating to attorney s
fee in certain actions.
II. b. No 3ol-Relating to laws |
governing the Utah School for the |
Il. b. No 294-Relating to plead
ings in justices courts,
S. b. No. 9o-.Rcgulating the prac-
tice of barbcrne. Amended, and rs
amended,
II. b. No l02-Rclating to fish anl |
game Read the third time. Referred |
to Sitting committee.
II. J, NJ. No. 10-Memoriali2ing the |
Congress of the United States TO cstab- /
lish . Department of Mines and that I
the Secretary of said department be
H. b. No. o9-Rcquiring all corpor-
ations organized in this State and all |
foreign corporations dong business in /
this State to pay an annual license. !
Read the third time.
II. b No. l33-llsta5lishing a Board !
of Park Commissioners in cities Of l5,- !
900 inhabitants or over.
III. r. No. 202-torbidding officers
in cities, towns or municipal corpora
tions TO he interested in public con-
tracts,
H. y. No, 993-Providing for ap-
peals from any court.
II. b. No. 206-Rclating to the To- /