The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-08
lain, Representative Jackson offered the
invocation.
Communications From Senate.

communications From senate.
A number Of communications were
received from the Senate, viz:
That S, B. Nos. l65, l64, l61, by the
Judiciary committee known as the Luke
bills, had passed the Senate; referred
I TO Judiciary committee
That il. r. No. 140. Hottie pro-
tect the relics of ancient races and pro
viding penalty for violation, had passed
the Senate with amendments. The
amendments were concurred in and the
bill was then passed.
That n. b, No ll6, Marks-Relatinc
to replies in pleadings, had passed the
SENATE with amendments. They were
agreed to by the House, and the bill
That the Governor had signed S. B.
No. 223. Report was filed.
That n. j. NJ. No. 5, Critchlow-Re.
lating to amendments TO the bankrupt
cy law and memorializing Congress had
been rejected by the Senate. The report
was adopted.
That s. B. No. 10, Rasband-Provid-
ing that all mines employing more than
10 men shall provide for the care OF
persons injured in case of accident, as
amended by Conference committee, had
passed the Senate. The House CON
CURED in the amendments, and the bill
passed.
That II. J. NJ. No. 6, Hott-Memori-
alizing Congress, regarding wandering
members of tribe of Southern Utes, had
passed; referred to Committee on En-.
rollment and Engrossment.
That ii. B. No Z, Pederson-Relat-
ing to marriage and defining the quail
fications which persons must have in
order to marry, had passed. The bill
was referred 10 Committee on Enroll
ment and Engrossment
That S. B. No. l36, Miller-Making
appropriations for building bridges over
the Rio Grande river, and improving
roads in Washington county, had
passed; referred to Committee on Ap-
propriations.
That S. B. No. 1862, Judiciary commit.
tee-Relating TO city justices of the
peace, also s. B. No. 1866, by same com
mittee. relating to certiorari had passed;
referred to the Judiciary committee.
That S. B. No. Ill, Hulaniski-For
the promotion of proper observance
Of Decoration day and prevent ball
games, racing and barbarous amuse-
ments on Decoration day, had passed;
referred to the Committee on Judiciary.
That 5. B, No. 81, Bullen-Relating
to the establishment and maintenance of
public libraries in cities Of the first
and second classes. had been signed by
the Governor. Report filed.
D.
ishing the office of Deputy Superinten-
dent Of Public Instruction had passed
with amendments. The amendments
were concurred in, and the bill was
then passed.
That the President of the Senate had
signed II, B. No. 19, Robinson, Great
ing a State Board of Equalization, fix
ing terms of office and salaries of mem
bers The bill was sent to the Cover
nor.
That the President of the Senate had
signed S, B. No. 81, Hollingsworth-
Requiring cities to award contracts for
public improvements to lowest bidder.
The speaker then. in the presence of the
House, signed the bill, and it was sent
to the Governor.
Introduction of Bills.
II. B, No. POI, Dyreng-Providing
and for the several counties of the
State high and common district schools
for the fiscal years 1907-S: referred to
the Committee on Revenue. The pro-
vision of the bill follows
Section l. There is hereby directed to
be raised for general State purposes for
each of the fiscal years nineteen hundred
and seven and nineteen hundred and
eight, upon all the taxable property OF
this State, the sum OF eight hundred
thousand dollars and, for tho purpose
of raising the same there Is hereby levied
for each Of the years nineteen hundred
and seven and nineteen hundred and
eight, and ad vniorem tax of four and
two thirds mills on each dollar in value
OF the taxable property in the State. or
such portion OF said tax as the State
Board Of Equalization may find il nee
essary to raise the sum above set forth
in each OF said years.
Sec. 2. For the purpose OF raising
sums for the support of high and COM
mon school districts for each OF the fiscal
years. nineteen hundred and seven and
nineteen hundred and eight, and ad valor-
EN- tax Of three and one-thrd mills on
each dollar In value OF all taxable prop
erty In the State is hereby levied for
each of the years nineteen hundred and
seven and nineteen hundred and eight.
Sec 3. The Bonrd OF County Commits
sioners of the several counties OF the
State are hereby authorized TO levy on
all the taxable property In their re-
spectiYe counties for each of the fiscal
years nineteen hundred and seven and
nineteen hundred and eight an ad valor-
en- tax OF not 10 exceed five mills on the
dollar Of valuation for general county
purposes, and not 10 exceed four mills
on the dollar Of valuation for county
school purposes and may levy a tax not
exceeding one min the dollar addi-
tonal for the care, maintenance and re-
lief OF the INDECENT sick and otherwise
dependent poor.
Mr., Mcmillan then moved effectuaIly