The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-10

Roll call showed Il quorum present
Prayer was offered by the chaplain,
Rev. p. A. Simpkin The minutes Of
the fifty-fourth day S session were read
and approved,
Communications From the House.
The following communications from
the house were received, read by the
secretary and disposed Of in the follow
ing manner:
That it passed S. B. No. 50, relating
to the time within which and in what
case summons or alias summons may
be issued and served in civic cases.
Filed and transmitted TO the Governor.
That it had passed with amendment
5. B. No. 20, creating the State Board
of Commissioners for the promotion of
uniformity of legislation in the United
States, defining the manner of it's ap-
pointment, its duties and powers, The
house amendment was concurred in and
on roll call the bill as amended was
passed.
That il had passed with amendment
S. B, No. %, regulating the service of
stations. The House amendments were
concurred in by the Senate and as
amended was. upon roll call, passed.
That it had passed II. b No. 26S,
relating TO the manner of taking an
appeal to the Supreme court, and to
provide for the specification in the no.
tice of appeal of the particular errors
on which the appellant will rely. Filed
and referred to the Committee on Ju-
dietary.
S. b. No. %, providing for the creation
of State Veterinarian, and defining the
duties thereof, and to provide for the
control and support of dangerous, con
tagious and infectio diseases of ami
mails; filed and referred to Committee
on Ways and Means.
That it passed II, B. No. 223, provid
ing the city court in cities of the first
class with stenographer; referred TO
Committee on Judiciary.
That it had passed II. B. No. 230,
authorizing private sale during period
of redemption OF county's interest in
property sold for delinquent taxes; re-
ferrcd TO Committee on County and Mu-
nicipal Corporations,
That ii had passed II. b No. 2S6,
protecting every citizen in the enjoy
ment of personal rights, referred to
Committee on County and Municipal
Corporations.
That it had passed H. B. No. 2l7,
providing for an estimate. levy, rate
and collection of tax for city school
purposes; referred to Committee on
Education.
That it had passed II. 3. No. 100,
authorizing cities of the first and sec
ond classes TO issue scrip against the
funds to be raised by special taxes,
and to dispose of such scrip, and provid
ing for the manner of issuing the same.
and the enforcement and redemption
thereof; referred TO Committee on
County and Municipal Corporations.
That it had passed II. B. No. 2l1,
TO provide penalty for interfering
with the regulation of water commits
sioners; referred to Committee on Ag-
riculture and Irrigation.
That it had passed Fl. B. No. 266.
providing for the organization of mu-
tual fire insurance companies in coun.
ties, cities and towns of the State Of
Utah, against loss and damage by FIRE,
lightning or wind, and providing for
the payment of premiums and the col
lection of losses; referred TO Committee
on Private Corporations and Insurance.
That 1T had passed IT, b No. III. to
regulate the practice of optometry in
the State of Utah: filed and referred
TO the Committee on Public Health.
The following resolution from Salt
Lake City Council was read and ordered
filed;
Whereas, Salt Lake City Is rapidly as
sumlng its riehtful place as the CONNER
clal and residential center OF this inter
mountain region. and.
Whereas. TO properly meet the demands
which this position VIII carry, Il will be
necessary TO make large expenditures for
pubic ana semi pupllC improvements
and,
Whereas. The contingent fund Of five
(5) mills on The assessed valuation OF
property within the city may not Furnish
sufficient money 10 meet these necessary
expenses when approximately three CD
mills of the 1--we t6l mills so provided by
law are Of necessity used 10 pay inter
est on the bonded Indebtedness OF the
city; now. therefore. be n
Resolved. by the City Council. Thai the
State Legislature be. and II is hereby
petitloned 10 SO amend our present law
as 10 permit levy OF an additional tax
OF three 90 mills. which shall not be
available for any purpose except to pay
the interest on our bonds and To provide
a sinking fund for tho payment thereof,
Reports Of Standing Committees.
The committee TO which was referred
S. b, No l59. by Mr.. Callister, making
an appropriation to erect n dwelling
house as the State FISH hatchery for
the superintendent and assistants, TO
purchase three acres of land for tho use
Of hatchery, 10 increase the hatchery
plant to double its present capacity.
reported that it had considered the
same. and recommended that he bill be
passed. Report adopted
The committee TO which was referred