The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-03-12

ISBlSteTluR OF certain numOeT oil OO-
jecttons. Holman and Russell, both
wnXed sarcastic as they explained that
while they voted aye to the bill. 1t was
In the full belief that no matter what
their private convictions with regard
to the measure, matters under new
deal could not we'll be worse than uns
der the present regime.
j. B. McCracken alone voted against
the passage Of the bill 100. which pro-
vides for the commission of f1ve to
operate the city of Salt Lake. although
six members were against the passage
of the other measure, which Ia largely
technical and has to do with elections.
qualification of voters, etc.
A number of minor measures also
passed the house, including the fish
and game commission measure. which
does away with shooting from sunlSen
holes, and which Is declared TO be
the strongest game protective meas
ure ever passed In any state. There
was some little opposition to this bill
on the part OF the Weber and Davis
counties representatives, but upon
vote 1t passed by 33 to 9.
Today In the lower house, all the
liquor measures not SO far disposed
of, will come UP under a special order
Of business.
FavorabIy Reported.
House bill 209--Relating to the
period Of employment Of men working
In mines and smelters. BY ]. H. Woot-
ton; Sitting committee.
Senate bill Relating to fees OF
county recorders. BY Carl A. Badger;
sitting committee.
Senate bill 2o6-Approving and
adopting the compiled laws of Utah.
1907. By E. T. Hulanisl1i; Sitting
committee.
Senate bill 144-Eelating to ne
creating of new counties out of exist
ing counties. BY James B. Wilson;
sitting committee.
House bill 232-Relating to the clas-
sification of cities By William Ar
chi0ald. sitting committee.
Senate bill 199-Relating to the Des
mittee on county and municipal cor
porations; special committee Of Salt
Lake delegation.
Senate bill Officiating to insur
ance companies and providing an in
surance department BY Christopher
Burton. Jr; sitting committee.
Bills Killed.
House bill 146-Creating a bureau
of statistics. BY c. l.. Funk.
Senate bill Circulating to notice of
taxpayers by county treasurers. By
r. w. Sevy
House bill 152-Making an appro-
priation for the agricultural college of
Logan. BY w. S. Hansen.
House bill 140-Relating to the
municipal government of incorporated
cities. By Joseph j. Cannon
House bill 10-By Luke Hummell,
for bounty for killing coyotes.
House bill 5-Appropriating $4,000
for the building Of a bridge across the
San Juan river BY Francis Nelson.
Bills Passed.
Senate bill 51-Relating to the pro-
lection of fish and game BY Charles
E. Marks, sitting committee.
Senate bill 13S-Relating to the du-
ties and powers OF the state engineer;
committee on agriculture and irriga-
ton
Senate bill 100-Relating to the mu
nicipal government in cities Of the
first class. By Benner Y. Smith, spe-
cial committee of Salt Lake delegation.
Senate bill 199-Relating to NUM-
cipal elections In cities Of the first
class; committee on county and NUM-
cipal corporations; substitute for parts
stricken out of senate bill 100; special
committee Of Salt Lake delegation.
Senate bill 6S-Establishing state
library gymnasium commission. BY
John G. Smith.
Bills introduced.
House bill 237-Providing for gen.
eral road Improvements and substitu-
tes for 16 roads bills; committee on
highways and bridges; committee on
appropriations.
Bills Passed.
House bill 61-Providing for an In
surance department, enacting an In
surance code, and regulating insur-
ance companies and their business
and fixing fees to be charged and col
lected by the commissioner OF insur-
ance and repeating certain sections.
G. Burton, Jr.
Senate bill 1870 amend laws re-
lating to certain agreements declared
to be void unless in writing Benner
X. Smith, by request.
Senate bill 62-To amend laws fix
ing the qualifications of candidates for
admission to the bar of the supreme
court of the state Benner X Smith.
Senate bill S9-Providing for police
and fire commission, to control these
departments In cities of Utah with
population of $4,000 and more. e. f.
Marks.
House bill 211-To amend laws re-
lating to the appointment Of notarieS
public BY judiciary committee.
Senate bill 165-Prohibiting tres
passers upon the tracks and rights
of way of railroads. Carl A. Badger,
by request,
Senate bill 76-For the protection
OF persons furnishing labor and ma
terial for the construction or repair OF
public buildings and public works.
Benner X. Smith.
Senate resolution 5-That COM
mittee of three be appointed to inyes-
tigate the propriety Of defining the
boundaries of Sanpete and Juab coun-
ties and make report to the next
legislature, expenses to be paid by the
state.
Bills Killed.
Senate bill 26-Amending laws by
creating a bureau OF statistics. H. Bull
len. .Jr. Senator Bullen gave notice OF
his intention to ask for reconsidera-
tion of the vote by which the bill
failed to pass.
Senate bill 113-Relating to bonds
and other obligations with individual