The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1909-03-14
LIQUOR BILLS AGAIN
POSTPONED in HOUSE
Speaker Advises Both Houses Governor to Agree On
Measure-SpecaI Committee of Six Appointed to
Confer with Chief Executive and Formulate
New Bill From the Several Old Ones--
Same to Be Presented to
House Monday

school, on certain conditions. By r.
w. Sevy
House bill 125-Crcating board OF
commissioners on Indian var records
and appropriating $1,000 for purpose.
By d. H. Morris.
Senate bill SS-Creatine a commits.
sion TO provide for display Of Utah's
resources at Alaska Yukon. Pacific OK.
position. BY ]. H. Seely.
Senate bill 151-Requii-ing all per
sons to procure license before engag-
ing In dairy business. BY J. A. Hyde.
House bill 4S-Relatlng to irrigation
districts substitute for house bill 16.
BY r NJ. Pope.
House bill Officiating to the furn-
lshing OF fallacious. erroneous and II.
belous items. By T. l.. Holman.
House bill 109-Amending laws re-
lating to schools in cities OF the first
and second class, providing that school
districts adjoining such cities may be
ann1ed to samo. BY William Archi
bald.
Senate bill 203-Relatiug to collec.
ton OF historical material Of state and
making appropriation, committee on
appropriations.
House bill 167-Provlding for regis
tration and numbering of motor vehi-
cles and chauffeurs and their use of
the public highways. BY John W.
Thornley,.
Senate bill 181-Amending laws re-
lating to judgment against garnishee
on failure to answer BY C. F. Marks,
Senate bill 166-Authorizing state
board OF examiners to set apart por-
tlon Of capitol grounds for use of Ma
tional Guard OF Utah and authorizing
state armory board to construct state
armoTy and arsenal. BY w. n. VIII
Hams
Senate joint resolution 7-Authoriz-
ing appointment of commission to In
veStgate present system of records
In all departments of state, county and
municipal governments, particularly
those pertaining to the courts and land
transfers. BY Benner X Smith.
House bill 226-Relating to cattle
and their use upon public ranges and
repeating certain laws; by conference
committee.
Senate bill Officiating to the mali
cious erection of fences or other struc-
tures In the nature OF fence over
five feet In height. with intent 10 spite.
injure or annoy an adjoining owner,
lessee OF occupant. and providing for
injunction. By Carl A Badger.
Senate bill 101-Creatlng Utah state
board of examiners In optometry and
regulating practice of optometry. BY
c. E Marks.
Bills Killed
House bill 59-Providing for an an
nual vehicle road tax and manner OF
collection and eXpending same. By j.
n Henries by request
House bill 60-Providing for use OF
convicts and prisoners on county high
ways and regulating compensation for
services. BY J. y, Henrie. b. request
House bill 9-Relating to impound
ing Of estrays BY D. H. Morris
House bill l07-Amending laws re-
lating 10 the election Of members of
the board OF education and their terms
BY ]. H. Wootton.
Approved by Governor.
Senate bill SG-Dlrecting state
board of lsnJ commissioners to con
duct experiments in sinking wells to
procure subterranean waters for Gull
uaTS anu uoiHSSbC PURPOSES duu ullih'
Ing appropriation. BY ]. A Hyde.
Senate bill 105-AmendIng aud re-
pealing laws relating to issuance OF
special tax warrants for cities. BY |
Carl A. Badger.
House bill 27-Providine for estab-
liShment Of Utah engineering expert
ment station IN connection with school |
of mines. BY o. l.. Thompson
House bill 71-Creating state board |
of dental examiners and amending |
dental examination laws By G. A. |
Fuller.
House bill 74-EXtending time for
complying with laws relating to
townsites. By William Mcmillan
House bill S0-An act to amend law
relating to name of State Normal
School courses Of study and scholar
ship BY ]. H. Wootton.
House bill 97-Amending laws en-
titled Jurors In justices courts. al
lowing them per diem and mileage
sworn or not. By P. 2. Dy-
rcng,
House bill 03-Amending laws re-
lating to school funds and providing
for school libraries. BY j. H. Woot
ton.
Vetoed by Governor.
House bill 31-Relating to justices
of peace holding inQuests. By T. l..