Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-16
EVENING SESSION.
House Wipes Number of Bills From
Overloaded Calendar

The house. with determined eye and
clenchcd fist, rolled up its sleeves last
night and walt2ed into the maze OF
bills Knockout blows We're adminis-
terer right and left. and only the fittest
of the bills tackled survived Discuss
sion was cut Oft and all kinds of sx-
plantations and appeals ON any point ex-
Cept three minutes for discussion OF the
merits Of the bill and five minutes for
closing We're ruled out of order The
session has only about three minutes
left to get through the Immense voiulne 6
OF business staring II In the face. and
Joseph announced that no monkey
business would be tolerated
SEVERAL PASSED.
One OF the measures which did get
through was the last bill Introduced in
10 The house. MIR. Dorius of Sanpete
a. the father of the bill. and its number
is s05 The measure provides for the
appropriation OF 81, 900 annually to every
count Y in the state for the purpose of
instItuting courses Ia agriculture in the
pubic schools of the state. Several OF
me members opposed the passage OF
this bal on the grounds Oh economy,
bus on roll call only seven registered
their opposition by heir ballots
House joint Resolution Z proposing
am amendment 10 the constitution per-
uniting the net proceeds Of mines 20 be
taxed for the benefit of the state, lost
out by vote of "A ayes. 10 nays, absent
and not voting 10. Thirty votes We're
necessary To place the amendment be-
fore the voters OF the state.
, y. 1871, by Walton. The pure food
Dlil was placed al the foot of the calen-
oar 50 that amendments might be pre-
pared tn make II cunfrom to $. Il. $50,
PASSED during the Afternoon
H. H. JOS, by Richards providing de-
tenliOn homes for dependent and de-
llnqueili children l6 years old and uu-
der passed with "a voting aye, A may
anG absent g.
= ". l2s, by Bonner X. Smith, pro-
WONG uset where right of eminent do
main may be exercised. was pa ssed. The
measure adds quurres and mineral de-
ppslts tu IN" list oy such uses defined by
The former statute.
y Is lh3. by committee on appropriate
tlons' providing Tor the remnnera lon
OF IT, hArhaNorth. Jr,. for services
rendered as deputy attorney general NJ
the state during the period between
ME- y lAOs aud Dec. 81 1905, and ap-
proprlallng The sum OF s2,lgS threToT.
Ni!s passed Without dissent.
5, j. 1888, by Mr. Lawrence, relating
10 appeals 10 the supreme court was
passed Without debateA
$, b. US, by Bullen, relating to en-
trance fees 10 the Agricultural college,
WIS passed, The measure provides that
residents on the state shall pay an
entrance fee OF $40. ana non-Tesldents a
fee Of $50.
$. II, 10, by HulRniskI, regulating the
practise of barherlnB. passed by a vote
OF 81 ayes, nay. absent or not voting
:. H. 1888, by Williams fixing the en-.
trance fee 10 the University for resi-.
dents OF The state vt $50 and FOR non.
residents $40 for same courses. and
tuition fees Tor others and prohibiting
religious Ar political tests as quallfica-
lion for students or professors, passed
without opposition.
$, u. 100, ny H. X, smith. relating 10
ms pnp-eN1 cf we sHps7-1c court, also