The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-12
THREE. SESSION HOUSE.
College Bill Occupies All of the After"
noon and Night.

College Bill Occupies All of the After
noon and Night
The Gfty seventh days session and
the opening day of the last week or the
Seventh General Assembly was called
! to order at 10 o clock Monday morning.
Roll call showed quorum present
After prayer by the chaplain the fo'"
lowing business was transacted'
Communications From Senate.
These communications from the SEN
ate were read:
16s, by HolIiugsworth. requiring every
County Clerk to forward a certified
! statement of certain county othcers 10
Secretary of State. Referred to Com
mittee on Elections.
That the Senate had passed ;, B. NO
80, relating to the use OF Young ma na
chimes Referred to Committee on Elec-
tlons, NJ
THAT the Senate had passed S. B; No.
152. by Benner X, Smith, TO extend the
scope of livery stable keeper. ne
ferred to Committee on Judiciary:
That the Senate had passed II. B' NO;
90, by Meeks. to reimburse Mt; Carmel
school district, in Kane county he
ferred TO the Committee on Engross-
meut. =,
" That the President of the Senate had
signed the following House bills and
the same had been sent to the GoV-
ernor: :,
II. J. M. No. 6, by Holt, memorial
izinp Congress TO have returned 10 their
reservation IN Colorado wandering
members Of Southern Ute Indians.
Introduction of Bills.
Rv unanimous consent Mr.. Speaker
introduced measure pertaining to per
nicious activity in politics. The Dill
follows
Fl. B. No soS. Joseph-An act dis
qualifying certain employees OF State IN m
stitutions from further service lot per
nicious activity In politics
Section /. ANY tutor, instructor; pro.
fessor, assistant professor or mernoer a,o Oh
cafional institution who shall lobby IN
the legislative halls during the sessions
of the Legislature or shall ~, curing 1,s.itl tne
tion, take part actively or passively IN
political primaries. conventions or cam
paigns shall be disqualified from fur,ner lish
servIoe for the State institution WITH
which he is connected. ,,
approval. ,.,
That the persident of the Senate had
signed S B. No. 2S, known as the os-
teopathy bill. The Speaker then in the
presence of the Governor signed the
Till after which it was transmitted to
the Governor.
Reports of Committees.
The committee on Elections reported
back H. B. No. 225, Robinson, re-
lating to the appointment OF registry
agents. recommending that the bill pass.
, The report was adopted
} Bills Passed.
The following bills were read a third
time and passed:
Fl. B. No. l69, Misunderstanding
for the retirement Of public school
|. teachers.
, H. ]. NJ. No. 7. Meeks--Memoria!-
izing Congress to cede portion of Ari-
IONA north of Colorado river to Utah
and making the Colorado river the
boundary line.
II. B. No. los, Randall-Making the
| City Engineers Office in cities OF the
) first and second class an Office Of re-
cord for maps. plans, plats, .profles
drawings, deeds, dedications, final es'
Inmates, specifications and contracts;
and for the collection of fees.
y II. B. No. 224, Marks-To amend sec.
ton 13 of chapter 100, Laws of Utah
1901, as amended by chapter 80, Laws
of Utah, 1905, relating to the concur,
rent Judgment of the city courts in CT.
S ties of the first class with district
courts,
H. B. No. 22e, Dyreng-To repeal
. section 1869, Compiled Laws of Utah
and providing that cities of the third
t class and towns may assess tax for
3 the establishment and maintenance OF
public libraries and gymnasiums.
Fl, B. No. 235, Clegg-Amending sec.
tion ZIG, Revised Statutes Of Utah
: 1898, relating to oaths and bonds of
: city.
II. B. No. 1ls, Dyreng-Regulating
the shipment of livestock and providing
for inspection and records of same
a II B. No. 103, Richards-Providine
for juvenile courts, the title, term OF
office and compensation of tho Judge
thereof providing for Juvenile Court
: commission and specifying its duties
: providing for clerks of said court. Dc,
= fining the jurisdiction of District courts
in certain districts, defining and speci
tying the practice and procedure in
Juvenile courts; providing for appeals
: to the Supreme Court; providing for o
: reporter for the Juvenile court; defin
ing the duties of the County ATTORNEY
providing for probation omcers, and
l their duties and compensation; making
disposition Of fines In said courts: reg
. ulating the time and place of holding
ing chapter III Of the Laws of Utah
!, 1905, and section 4, chapter l24, Laws
4 Of Utah, 1903.
Bills Fail to Pass.
: H. B. No. III, Kuchler-Appropriat
|. ing money for the purpose of represent
= ing Utah 8 agricultural and horticultur
al products at tho Fifteenth Nationa
irrigation congress at Sacramento, Cal
s was read q third time and failed tc
Z pass by a vote Of % ayes, 16 NAYS.
absent and not voting
Communication From Governor.
A communication was received from
y the Governor stating that he had sipneG
o H: B. No. 119, Thompson, preventing
= minors from obtaining liquors, and ha6
e filed the same VITA the Secretary OF
State.
Then q recess WAS takan until 6