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

1918 O 'clocl a. m. By President 5. H.
Love. The rollcall disclosed quorum
present. Prayer was offered by the
chaplain. The minutes of tho rorty
seventh days session were read ana
approved, whereupon the Senate pro-
ceeded to transact the following busl"
ness;
Communications From the Governor
The Governor sent IN two communl-
cations in which he stated that he had
approved and filed in the Office OF tho
Secretary OF State Senate bill NO. ~,
creating the reservoir land grant fund,
and providing for the procuring OF res.
ervoir sites and the construction OF
reservoirs for the purpose OF supplying
water to State and other lands, and
authorizing The State Board of Land
commissioners to loan the reservoir lana
grant fund to corporations or assocla-
tions for the construction or complexion
of reservoirs, whether public or pri-
Yate,
Also Senate bill No. SO, relating to
the form of summons in civil actions
Also Senate bill No. rs, an act regu-
lating the stamping, marking or brand
ing of articles of merchandise composed
in whole or in part of silver, and de-
tining the meaning Of the words .ster~
ling, sterling silver" solid sill,
yer, - ''coin,'' or "coin silver and
providing n penalty for the violation
thereof. The communications were
filed.
Communications From tho House,
Two communications from the House
were received, stating that the Com
mittee on Engrossed and Enrolled Bills,
to which was referred S, B. No. 109
by the Committee on Agriculture and
Irrigation, substitute for II. B. No, II,
by Mr., Jackson, reported that they had
the same carefully engrossed and en-
for the signature of the president.
Also by the same committee, trans
mitting S. 3. No %, by Mr.. Walton,
The reports were adopted and the bills
were signed by the president
The following additional communica-
tions were received from the House;
That it had passed III. B. No. 265, Filed
and referred to Committee on Agricul-
ture and Irrigation.
That the House had passed II. B. No.
153. Filed and referred to Committee
on Agriculture and Irrigation.
That the Speaker Of the House had
signed S. B. No, 100. Filed and 8. B.
No: 100 transmitted to the Governor.
That the Speaker Of the House had
signed S. B. No. %. Communication
filed and s. B. No. % transmitted to
the Governor.
A communication from L. O. Taft in
behalf of the family of the late Rep
resentative Seth Taft, thanking the
Senate for its kindness and sympathy
shown since the death Of Mr.. Taft,
was read, fled and ordered printed in
the Senate journal.
From the Secretary of State.
A communication from the Secretary
OF State was received and marked Sen.
ate claim No. 9, read and referred to
the Committee on Appropriations and
Clalms. The communication reads as
follows:
/ am directed by the State Board ~
EXAMINERS 10 transmit TO your honorable
body the attached claim OF P r Earns
worth, Jr., In the sum OF s2125, for serv-
ices as deputy attorney general from Au-
gust !. 1905, to December 81, 1906. both
days inclusive. and to advise YOU that
the board is of the opinion that under the
provisions OF section 929 of the Revised
10 pass upon claims for salaries. and the
claim is therefore submitted for such ac-
ton as the Legislature may deem inst
and proper.
Report of Standing Committees.
The Committee on Engrossed and En-
rolled Bills reported that they had care
fully .engrossed and enrolled S. B. No.
%. Report adopted.
Inc committee TO which was referred
5. b., No. 139. by Bulen, for the use of
broad tires for wagons after the year
1919, reported that they had considered
the same and recommended that the bill
do not pass. The report of the commit
tee was antagonized by Mr.. Bullen and
Senator Callister Upon rising vote
the report OF the committee was adopt
ed and the bill was killed.
The committee to which was referred
>, b. No 1876. making appropriations
for building bridges over the Rio Virgin
river, In Washington county. recon-.
adopted. p'''
The committee to which was re.
ferred Fl. B. No. 10, providing where
an entire county Is constituted into one
school district lit shall be a. county
school district of the first class, reporf
ed favorably and recommended that the
bill be passed. Report adopted.
=, Ihe committee to which was referred
II. b, No. 122, relating to the duties of
County superintendent, reported favor
ably and recommended that the bill be
passed. Report adopted.
The committee to which was referrsI
ii; .; NO. ls5, relating, to temporary
CQat the bill
be passed. Report adopted.
The committee to which was referred
q. B. No A, fixing the time for taking
The school census of CITY schools. recon-,
nended that the bill do pass Report
adopted. P"'V
- The committee TO which was referred
h. B.. No. 90 creating a State School |
committee, defining it's duties, etc, was
reported upon favorably and recon-
nended that the hill he D,seo5 pn.
adopted. epoi'
y The committee to which was referred |
b: No: 80, relating to the office of |
Deputy Superintendent Of Public In. |
tructlon; recommended that the bill be
'asSed, Report adopted
The committee to which was referred
J. Is No, l43. making an appropriation
or building bridge across the Sewer
lyer and for the completion of public
oaos IN Mlllard county. reported that
hey had amended the same and "a
mended recommended that the bill he
'asSed Report adopted
The committee to which was referred
J. Is. NO 126, ESTABLISHING q et,n5aw3