The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-07
Osteopathy Bill Is Reconsidered
I and the Measure
Is Passed.
MOTHER RECONSIDERATION
LIKELY TO BE HAD
Notice to That Effect Was
Given by Mr..
Dyreng.

The House got busy yesterday. The
vacation of Tuesday appeared to put
l. khe members in mood for work, and
AZ effort was made to clear the calen'
Hdar.
II Important action was taken when
Hon motion of Mr.. kuchler, the
|Nepeaker appointed a sitting committee
whose mission il will be to sift the
Il rood from the chaff in the way of bills
Isnd nut the good to the front. This
,comnlittee is composed Of Messrs. Kuch-
E,ler. Robinson and Hott.
q The Speaker notified the members
X that he would liquidate the fine recent.
|sly imposed upon him by the House for
being late in arriving, and he will
Therefore entertain the members at a
Ehanouet at the Commercial club on
|. Saturday evening next.
E.y Mr. Richards. who was also hued by
| the House for being tardy, his sentence
being that he must either produce a
marriage certificate within ten days af-
Ter the imposition of the sentence. or
.1therwise give the members box of
|tsandy each. He furnished the latter;
F, ZACH employee and the pressgang being
4 furnished with box Of delicious con-
Elections.
In view of the early action upon the
|"bill providing for the protection of
10sh and game, Mr.. Sharp, the game
|Eyarden Of the State, had, on exhibition
the cloak room, three magnificent
becimens of black bass taken from
Utah lake, showing what could be done
n If the fish of Utah were protected
h BY law.
!. The seventh A. and the eight B
EtTades of the Hamilton school were
INTERESTED spectators during the pro-
|Iceedings In the afternoon
81 There was a spirited debate over the
report of the committee on II. j, H.
No. Z; the report recommending that
the resolution do not pass. Mr. Hone,
The father of the measure, succeeded In
h having the report rejected and the res
button placed on the calendar.
~ There was some discussion over s.
|IB. No. 2s, the osteopathy bill, The
measure failed to pass the House and
fhe vote by which the bill failed to
Epass. The measure was then passed
BIZ vote of "a ayes, l3 nays, Z alb
hlsent and not voting. Mr.. Dyreng then
|1Fave notice that he would move a re
fonsideration of the vote, passing the
bill
There was also an animated debate
prer H. B, No. 153, by Bensen, II
|Iwas finally passed with an amendment
Fixing Is davs for time for n band OF
sheep to pass through a county. The
present law is 90 days. Unless they do
This the flockmasters Will have to pay
h Ifexos on the band in the county where
FlIYupd. =,
bl1hs father of the bill is not flock
EVhaKsr. This was brought out by Mr.,
Pykhchler, who opposed the bill and who
declared that the passage of the meas
nre would ipflict great hardship upon
! the sheepmen,
A spirited discussion also took place
over II. 3. No. 261, by Sutton; but IT
|. was finally passed after being amended,
~ nays being recorded against It,
When at $50 o clock the House ad-
journed it was until 10 O'Clock this
morning,
Work in the Senate.
I The business of the ffty-third day s
session of the Senate was completed in
|, short order What promised to be a
lengthy and earnest discussion on the
adoption or rejection OF the reports of
The committee to which was referred S
3B, No. %, by Benner y, Smith, known
AS the railroad bill, which provides for
|1the formation and powers Of railroad
corporations and defining certain rights
and powers of such corporations, includ
lng the power to acquire, hold. guaran-
tee and dispose Of corporate stocks
flbonds and other securities, and to op
Verate or develop boats mines and lands
On this bill the committee to which il
was referred made a majority and mi
nority report, The committee split or
section 9 of the bill. The majority re
i port, which was signed by Senator:
ported in favor of the bill with section
p eliminated. The minority report
1signed by Senators Benner X. Smith
Y Hollingsworth and johnson, chairman
OF the committee, reported favorahll
upon the bill and recommended that il
|,fpe passed practically as it was wher
7introduced
F. Section . of the bill grants to railroad
4 corporations the power "to own anC
|adevelop coal lands and to own and op
E3srate, when not inconsistent with tbs
JAWS Of the United States, coal and
prom mines, and TO sell and deliver an,
products and by-products thereof. ant
|GIlo purchase. own, hold. pledge or other
wise dispose of the capital stocks, bonds
!, or other obligations of any corporation
YSwning or operating any such lands o.
mines when not inconsistent with thu
laws of the United States
|rh When the reports of the committed
keeame up to be read by the secretary
III Mr. Lawrence moved that the report
DC not considered until Thursday, anc
U gave as reason that 1T would taxi
at least an hour TO discuss the reports
nhd further that the measure was goinj
J 70 be discussed at meeting TO b
peid at the Commercial clubrooms thi
Evening,
Lax .shc motion TO postpone consideration
|pEAthe reports was opposed BY Nh
+ y9ehson. He said It mnttered not wha
|<H!spos'tion was made of the reports III
OH would he open for discussion an,
amendments when put upon it's thir,
Mr. Smith moved as substitute 70
nu Lawrence S motion that the mi
norlty report be adopted. Mr.. johnson
~ seconded Mr.. Smith s motion. Mr.. Law
senee strenuously opposed the motion
III Hulaniski at this point stated tina
A' had not sufficient knowledge Of re