The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-08
GALVESTON BILLS PERISH IN HOUSE
that no more bills be introduced unless
by unanimous consent.
Bills Passed.

that no more bills be introduced unless
by unanimous consent
Bills Passed.
i S. 3. No. 50, by Seelev, regulating
the breeding Of cattle.
II. B, No. 204, by Robinson, relating
to the compensation of members OF
Boards Of School Trustees.
n. B, No. 1914, by Kuchler, relating
TO the duties of County Surveyor.
II. b. No. 164, by Randall (by re.
| quest). fixing the salary and prescribing
the duties of clerk Of the municipal
court.
II, B. No. ol9. by Marks. relating to
jurisdictions of the courts in cities of
| the first class.
S, B. No. 1873, by Johnson, authorizing
! any railroad corporation Of this State
owning lines wholly in foreign couu-
| 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. 3. No. 50, by j. Y. Smith. amend
ing the revised statutes regarding AS
SCISSORS.
s. b. No So. by Gardner, relating TO
interest upon the loan or forbearance
of money, goods or things in action,
providing a legal and a maximum rate
OF interest and prohibiting the contract
ing for or taking usurious interest and
forfeiture thereof, and providing a de-
fense and remedy.
II. B. No. II, by Fuller, relating to
Comfy Recorders,
S. J. NJ No. 2, by Park. memorable
BIZ. ~ ''' ''
S. B. No 70, by Hulaniski. defining
the boundary line of Ogden City, was
sent to foot Of calendar.
Bills Failed to Pass.
II. B. No 092. by Richards. fixing the
per cent of bonded indebtedness of tax
able property in school districts. Read
n third time and failed to passages,
l6; nays, II. Mr., Marks gave motive
that he would move reconsideration
of the vote by which the bill failed.
II. B. No, ia, by Benson, relating to
the duties Of State Treasurer, was read
a third time and failed TO pass By a
not voting, 10. Mr.. Robinson gave no.
tice that he would move to reconsider
the vote by which the bill failed to
pass.
College Bill Passed.
II. B. No. 145, by Thompson, relating
to the control, location, establishment.
rights. immunities, franchises and en-
dowments of the University of Utah
and Agricultural college, was called
when reached on the calendar, but Mr..
Thompson, the author of The bill, was
not present and an effort was made to
have 1t placed at the foot of the cal
endar,
This was objected to and, on the mo-
tion of Mr.. Hone. the bill was made
the special order for $50 clock p m.
After consid erable discussion the
House decided to send messenger after
Mr.. Thompson and request him to be
~ ~.
Mr.. Thompson came In and explained
mis- absence.
a message from the Senate announced
that the Senate had refused to concur in
House amendment TO S. b. No, 3, the
medical bill, and had appointed a con-
ference committee. The Speaker there
upon appointed Messrs. Mcmillan,
Thompson and Miller as a conference
committee upon the part Of the House,
Then, at 9 o clock, the House took a
recess until 9 o clock
Afternoon Session.
Promptly at 30 'clock the House
was In order after the recess.
The Speaker announced that he would
entertain the members of the House at
the Elks' club on this (Friday) even.
ing at banquet.
After this announcement the special
order Of the day was announced-the
bills providing the Galveston plan for
the government OF Salt Lake City
MT. Critehlow was recognized by the
chair and said: ''I rise to a question of
information; Are the bills in shape to
be presented to the House9'
''Senate bill No. 81 will be read the
third timo by the clerk, - said the
Speaker
Mr., Spcaker-Thc record shows that
this bill has been read; a motion is
made and seconded that the rules be
suspended; | cannot suspend the rules.
The motion now is to consider the bills
as they have been read,
An amendment 10 the motion by Mr..
Mcmillan is that bills Nos, "a TO 46 in
elusive, and bill No. 73, be laid on the
table.
The motion was agreed to and the
bills died.
The journal Of Wednesday was read
and agreed to, after several corrections
were made The Eighth grade of the
training school and the Seventh and
Eighth grades of district No. 81, the
Mill Creek district, were visitors IN the
House.
Bills Passed.
s p No. 81, Gardner-Relating TO
water users associations organized in
conformity with the requirements Of the
United States. and providing for the
recording of the articles of incorpora-
tion and stock subscriptions.
n. p. No 276, McMillan---,,Extending
the time for complying with the pro.
visions of title 60, Revised Statutes of
Utah, 1908, in relation to townsites.
II, B. No. 2I2, Dean--Providing that
district supervisors and water commls-
sioners named in Chapter los, Laws
1905, before entering on their duties,
shall give bond to the State
S. Is. 90, gsworth-Relating TO
the time within which aud in what
case a summons or alias Summons may
be issued and served in civil actions.
At 2:30 o'clock the special order Of
the dav, II. B. No las, was called, when
Mr.. Westphal said: " move You that
we re-commit House Bill No. l45 to
the Committee on Education, I wish to
say that the said bill has been laid on
the table or recommtted and therefore
at this time, another bin IN the Senate
has been proposed; therefore | ask you
to vote for this bill. -
Mr., Kuchler: 'As a member of the