The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-02

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In liquid or tabletOform. 100 Doses ST..
tlves OF the State of Utah. the Senate
| concurring therein. that We urge upon
the Congress of the United States the
! Importance OF the cneation of depart
ment OF mines. with Its head a member
of the Presidents Cabinet, through
which human life may receive protection.
| and the mineral resources may be con-
! served: and production Increased through
Governmental control and the application
! of scientific methods, and be IL further
| Resolved, That a copy of these resolu-
! tions be forwarded to the Senate and
the HOUSE Of Representatives OF the
United States. and To each of our repre-
sentaJivcs In the United States Congress;
and that the Governor OF this State be
instructed to communicate with the
President Of the United States. request
ing his cooperation In bringing about
the creation of q department OF mining.
through which the mining industry may
receive that Governmental recognition
and assistance 70 which II is entitled as
one of the two great productive indus
tries OF this country.
Referred to the Committee on
Judiciary
H. ]. NJ. No. 10, Kuchler, favoriug a
national department of mines. 1t FOL
lows
To the Honorable Senate and House Of
Repre- sentattves Of the United States Of
America, In Congress assembled. Your
memorialisr. the Legislature of the State
OF Utah, respectfully represents that
Whereas. The worlds continued Indus
trial advancement requires continually
increasing production OF minerals both
ior monetary. commercial and manufac-
turing purposes; and
Whereas. In order TO maintain a sufh-
cient increase IN volume or mineral pro-
auctions IL is necessary mat there be
10 the problems OF ore production and
treatment: and
Whereas, the nature OF these problems
Justifies their solution for the benefit Of
every citizen OF the United States. which
can be best accomplished through the
governmental supervision and assistance
OF department OF inining, the head OF
which is a member or the Presidents
Cabinet; therefore. be Il
Resolved. BY the House OF Representa-
tiyes OF Utah, the Senate concurring
therein, that we most respectfully urge
upon the Congress OF the United Stntes
the Importance OF creating a department
OF mining as a separate executive de-
and that copy. OF this memorial be for
warded to our Senators and Representa-
tiye IN C9nsress and be IT further
hesoiEed, Ihat the Governor OF the
cate with the President OF the United !
States. requesting his cooperation In
bringing about the creation OF a depart
ment Of mining, through which the min
ing INDUSTRY may receive that Govern
mental recognition and assistance to |
which II is entitled as one OF the two
try |
Referred to the Committee on
Judiciary.
Third Reading of Bills.
r, Mr.. Tolton called up the report of the
Son6eTence committee on Fl. B, No. 10,
oy Robson, relating to the State Board
u Equallzatlon, stating that the com
mttee had considered the amend dments
'hered by the Senate and had come TO
an agreement. The bill, as amended
vas then put on ITS passage, and was
passed by a vote Of 40 ayes, NAYS none,
lbsent and not voting 4.
Later on, the bill and report, which
'ad been sent TO the Senate, was NOT
lgreed to, the Senate agreed tn, the
senate declining to accede to the agree.
nnent, and 1t was returned to the House.
Therefor, Mr. Tolton moved reconsi.
'eration o the vote by which the hill
yas passed, place the measure on the
'alendar and continue the Conference
ommittee. In this, the House con.
urred Then the committee got togeth-
T and agreed 10 the Senate amend
nents, and the bill was passed by the
Iouse.
Mr., Sutton then moved effectively
hat H. C., r. No 3, proposing nm
mendment to section 4 of article ID OF
he constitution of the State of Utah.
'e read. and the resolution was re,
erred to the Committee on Counties
n: Is: No. 1893, Randall. by request.
establishing a Board of Park Commits
toner's IN cities of over $4,000 inhabi-
ants, was read a third time and passed
y 3S ayes, absent and not voting.
), b. No. 81, Bullen-Relatiup 10 the
establishment and maintainence of pub !
Ic Libraries in cities Of the first and
econd classes and levy of a tax there
or, was read third time and passed
>. B: NO. 2l, ngsworth-Reouir.
ag cities OF the first and second class
o award contracts for public improve.
tents to lowest bidders. was read
hlrd time and then, on the motion of
IT. Crltchlow, was placed at the foot
f the calendar.
Fl. B, No, II, Fuller-Relating to ,
ounty records, was read a third time
nd on the motion of Mr.. Tolton, ac.
ION was deferred, and the bill referred
D the Committee on Judiciary.
Fl. c. r. No. 3, Jackson-Proposinr !
n amendment to the constitution, re-
lting to the indebtedness Of cities. This s
'eas9re applies to the smaller cities of
ne State. c
Mr.. Clegg objected to the resolu-
on when Mr.. Tolton called attention
the fact that the county members t
ad usually deferred all matters pertain &
lg to the larger cities TO the members I
rom these. cities He believed that !
ourtesy should be accorded county
embers on matters pertaining to them. '
uttlng In was not Just the thing. t
Mr., Henric indorsed the remarks of C
lr. Tolton and then the member from
alt Lake, who is afflicted with mouth S
lsense, kept quiet until the roll cali Y
AS had on the resolution when he /