The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-07
WORK IN THE HOUSE.
Every Effort Being Made to Clear the
Calendar


order.
Prior to the calling of the roll Mr.
Richards arose to question of personal
privilege. he stated that several days
since the House had imposed sentence
upon him the terms Of which were that
within ten days after the date of SEN
tence he was either to be able to show
marriage certificate, otherwise he
must present each member with box
Of candy. In view that he was unable
to comply with the hrst part of the
sentence he necessarily had to comply
with the latter part and as he was in
terested in a candy mandatory, his
partners had come to his rescue and
the Sergeant.atA would therefore
place upon the desk of each member,
employee and member of the Third
House box of candy. His explanation
was accepted and the fine remitted by
the Speaker.
Mr. Speaker stated that as he, too,
had been fined at the same time that
Mr. Richards was, and the penalty was
banquet, that he would pay the fine
on Saturday evening next at 8 o'clock
at the Commercial club, where he would
entertain the members at feast
call OF the House disclosed a quo
rum. The Chaplain then offered the
invocation and the business of the
House proceeded.
Owing to the illness of Minute Clerk
Hawkins, Eli A, Folland was appointed
Assistant Minute Clerk The journal
of the past two days was read and ap-
that Fl. B, No. lis, relating to live
stock and providing for inspecting and
shipping the same, had been passed
with the emergency clause eliminated.
Mr.. Thompson was at this stage of
the proceedings, called to the chair.
Reports of Standing Committees.
The several standing committees were
called upon and the following reports
were presented;
From Committee on Claims and Pub
lie Accounts, to whom was referred
House claim No. 5. for S434.15, pre-
sented by State Board of Examiners,
reporting favorably and recommending
that it be allowed.
From the Committee on Claims and
Public Accounts, to whom was referred
House petition No. 10, for $4,000, re-
porting fayorably and recommending
that it he allowed.
From Committee on Claims and Pub
lie Accounts, to whom was referred
House claim No. 81, reporting favor
ably and recommending that the same
be allowed with the exceptions of war
rants No. 321T, B.. P, Haywood. for
$3.50, and No. 1906, B, P. Haywood,
for $10.S0
From Committee on Claims and Pub,
lie Accounts, TO whom was referred
$2467o, and No. "a, Sewer county,
$346eo, reporting favorably and recon-
mending that the same be allowed
From the Committee on Claims and
Public Accounts. TO whom was referred
House bill No. 26o, by Mr., Larson, en-
titled q An act appropriating the sum
Of eight hundred dollars, to Franklin
stroyed under direction Of the State
Board of HEALTH reporting unfavor-
ably and recommending that the bill be
not passed.
From the Judiciary committee, to
whom was referred S. B. No. 80, by
Mr.. Hollingsworth, relating to an act
TO amend section 2942, Revised Stat
utes Of Utah, 1898, reporting favorably
and recommending that said bill be
passed,
From the judiciary committee, TO
whom was referred s. B. No. 20, by
Mr. Hollingsworth creating the Utah
board of commissioners for the promo
ton of uniformity of legislation in the
United States, reporting favorably and
recommending that said bill be passed.
From the Judiciary committee, to
whom was referred S. 3. No. I2l, by
Mr.. Hollingsworth, relating to allowing
District Attorneys their actual and nee
essary travelling expenses in the per-
their contingent Office expenses, report
ing favorably and recommending that
said bill be passed.
From the Judiciary committee, TO
whom was referred H. B. No. 266, by
Mr., Hansen. relating to providing for
the organization of mutual fire insur-
ance companies in counties, cities and
towns Of Utah, reporting favorably and
recommending that said bill be passed.
From the judiciary, committee, to
whom was referred, s. b. No, 90, by
Mr., Hollingsworth, an act enacting two
new sections Of the Revised Statutes
of Utah, 1898, TO be known as sections
ABBA and 4334B. and amending sec
tions 1894, 1895, 1896, 1887 and 1888 of
the Revised Statutes Of Utah, 1898, as
amended by chapter 10 Of the Laws of
Utah. 1905, relating 10 burglary in the
first. second and third degrees, defining
the same, and the penalties therefor, re-
porting favorably and recommending
that said bill be passed,
From the Committee ON Agriculture
and Horticulture, having duly consid-
cred the memorial sent to us from the
Legislature of the State Of Washington,
and we are of the opinion that the Ian
gusge is too severe and the provisions
not in line with the wishes OF the citi-
zens Of our State, we therefore recon-
mend that the resolution be not
adopted
From the Committee on Irrigation. to
whom was referred H. B. No. 2ll. by
Mr. Dean, being an act to provide n
penalty for interfering with the regula-
ton OF water by water commissioners.
reporting favorabIy and recommending
that said bill be pussed with amend.
ments.
From the Committee on Irrigation. to
whom was referred II. B. No. 2l2. hr
Mr.. Dean, relating TO district supervi-
sors and water commissioners. report
ing favorably and recommending that
I said bill be passed with amendments
From the Committee on EngrossIng
and Enrolment, to whom was referred
IL. &, No. 10, by Robinson, an act to
| amend section 25S3, Revised Statutes of
Utah. 1898. as amended by chapter So,
Laws of Utah, 1901, and section 2c5O.