The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-03-20
Bills KiIled

Bills Killed.
S. B, No. 159-Creating the office
OF Utah commissioner Of boats and
pilots: Benner Y. Smith; sitting COM
mittee
H. B. No. 224-Relating to rates OF
charges for passengers and freight;
Broxton Borrette, sitting committee
S. B. No. 9-Relating to the COM
pensation OF judges and stenographers
In certain water cases; Rudolph Kuch-
Ter; Sitting committee.
H B. No. I3-Prohibltlng certain
forms of amusement on Sunday: VIII
liam McMillin, as amended by sen
ate.
Senate Bills Passed.
H. B. No. 250-To prevent certain
operations, and abandonment of wells
OIL lands producing or containing ne
troleum or natural gas, Francis Nell
son; passed on reconsideration by
the senate.
H. B. No. 232-To amend laws reIat-
ing TO the classification of cities and
the manner OF changing the class or
a city and relating to the boundaries
Of school districts In case OF change
of class; William Archibald; passed
on reconsideration Of vote by which
measure had been killed.
H. b No. 133-DefininG and classi.
flying transient stock and providing for
the assessment, collection and distri-
Lution of taxes on the same; p. p.
pyreng.
H. B. No. S2-Creating the Offices OF
state veterinary surgeon and livestock
inspectors, prescribing their duties
and making regulations for the pre-
vention of the spread OF contagious
diseases among certain livestock: J.
F. Porter.
Bills Killed.
H. B. No. 190-An act to amend laws
relating TO the term OF office and bond
OF the sheriff and the county clerk,
]. 3. McCracken.
II. B. No. 23-Amending laws reat-
Ing to regulating presence OF chil&dren
under is years of age In streets (cur.
few law; E. c. Ashton; killed on
recommendation of Sitting committee.
The following resolution was read
In the house yesterday afternoon as
g result Of the action of Hugh A Nc
Millin, who some days ago moved the
appointment of special committee TO
draft resolution 10 properly express
the appreciation of the members Tor
the work OF the legislative reporters
II was then ordered spread upon tho
records of the house:
Resolutions of respect for the mem
bers of the press, who have sat with
us and borne with us during this, the
eighth session of the legislature.
Gentlemen of the Press:
THE speaker and members oil the
Eighth Assembly OF the Utah Legis-
lature take this opportunity OF ex
pressing to You the appreciation We
feel for the sense of fairness you have
Shown us during our sittings together
I'VE know the many things With
which You have had to bear and the
many opportunities you have had TO
hurl maledictions and lash the men,
bers by means OF the pencil and the
press which you seyerally represent.
and the trying moments, yes hours,
you have sat patiently and listened
to dry and weak arguments. grand
stand plays and personal spleen.
wherein you were handicapped as
were not the members OF this house,
as they were free 10 walk to the lob
by, while you representatives OF the
various papers were supposed 10 sit
patiently thoweYer bored you might
be) until the trying moments passed
I'VE sense fully the obligations we
owc to you. and trust that though we
rave tried your patience so many
tines, that you still hold us, as Il
body, in the same esteem as we hold
You; that the feeling of respect we
hold for YOU meets with reciprocal
action on your part.
Our days together are drawing TO
a close and as we part, each 10 tread
the paths Of his vocation, we hold FOR
You the warme.G feelings and tne
greatest esteem. and VIC desire Tor
each of you pleasant and prosperous
future"