Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-01-30

however. is looked for in the consid.
GRAFTON OF the last provision of the
bin which reads
"The county of Power shall consti-
tute the twenty fourth senatorial dis
trict OF the state and Boz entitled Ga
one senator. and shall have one repre-
sentative FOO the house of representatives
until such time as the representation
shall be fixed by O. general apportion-
meut act"
importance De- attached 90 this pro-
vision from the Iot that the state con-
stitution limits the number of senators
To- a. and this provision would COM
pletc the limited number
ANTI-PAss LEGISLATION.
II ia 20 be expected. as per the
pledges OF the Republican party. that
an effective anti-pass law viii be- en-
acted at this session OF the legislature.
Z But the trouble is no one seems inclined
20 take the Initiative however shaw ot
Ada county has come out I'm the open
ON the question and. as he put 90. Sac
rihccd himself on the alter OF duty. by
| fathering n bin directed against the
Issuance Of passes by transportation
| companies In this state. which bill has
| for about two weeks been laying around
on the members desks. without any
one claiming ts authorship or desir-
ing 10 DO SO. Representative Anderson
OF Nez Perez volunteered to Join Shaw
| in putting their names on the bill,
I thus IL has been started on its way.
| What its fate will be no one knows;
/ but legislation as stated above, Is to
| be expected on this question
DIRECT PRIMARY BILL.
/ Another direct primary bin has found
/ lbs way into the house. with the name
/ Of L. g. Johnston Of Bingham county
attached % IT, II was introduced this
morning and its author claimed for 10
| the endorsement of the Republican
caucus and styled 90 the adminlstra-
tion measure. which is in fulnllment OF
| one Of the party pledges
INTRODUCTION OF OTHER BILLS
other bills which have been intro
duced since last weeks report are as
follows;
House of representatives.
Sheehan, n b. 32-To protect en-
ployes who have been discharged with
out being paid their wages. and giving
them a lien for the money.
McCutcheou II. D. 33-Crcating a
state legislative advisory board, con-
sistlng Of three attorneys 90 be APP
pointed by the governor whose duty
shall be- in the nature Of a legal CEN
corship over legislative enactments
and who shall be paid slj q day or 5000
for the session each and mileage at tine
rate of no cents a mile.
Mckinney. II. p. 34-Repcaliug the
statutes requiring the bonding COM
pauies 10 produce confidential reports
at the demand OF a person seeking a
bond.
Dunnine. II. p 35-Providine for the
publication Of names OF taxpayers, val
uation Of personal property. improve
meuts on real estate upon which taxes
are paid.
Woodward IT 3 36-Amending the
code in regard 20 the number Of men
serving on juries and providing for n
body Of ~ men i'm the district cour;
and six iu the justice or probate courts,
and stipulating that I'm civil actions OF
misdemeanors jury may consist of
less number
Holzheimer. Fl b. 37-Providing for
the issuance and sale ~ state bonds
to the amount or $4,000 and approprlat-
ing the proceeds to the Academy OF
Idaho for constructing additional build
inRs.
sanboru. IT, p. IS Establishing I'M
suraucc funds with the money received
from the fire In the capitol building
annex and the deaf dumb and blind
ASYLUM.
Edwards. n. b. Shaking provision
for a loan of s45 500 TO the Lewiston
state normal school for the completion
and repair Of buildings. and for the
Issuance OF state bonds for that puT-
pose.
AIvord. II. b. 4O-Amending and re-
pealing those sections Of the political
rode relating to special certificates to
teachersand taking the power OF grant
ing them out OF hands Of the state
superintendent exclusively and giving
IL 10 both the state and county super
intendents IN the case OF graduates
from accredited schools and colleges.
Sauborn. " -. A. Being a substitute
Tor III. b. :. amending the penal code
relating 70 malicious injury TO prop
erty and providing punishment for de
facing or destroying piliug post. poles,
planks and boards
Committee on Horticulture. no. AZ. 10
provide for horticultural invcsti Stations
and appropriauus 5000 for the pur-
pose.
Mcdonald. no. $40 classify am tax
able property in the different counties.
Anderson. no. a.. making IL "A mis-
demeanor for transportation companies
To- ship fish without first receiving and
fling "a duplicate permit. and restrict
ing the catching of fish within the
state.
Featherstoue NO. &c. granting res
lief 90 The southern Cross Mining COM
p1nv OF Mullau. and approprating $3.50
for the purpose.
Committee on livestock No. 46. regu-
lgtiug the registration OF brands
Woodward. No a. granting relief 20
Mrs. Helen Nickers. widow Of the late
General David Nickers formerly adju-
taut general OF Idaho.
McBraney No. A. amending the
political code to provide for the annual
election Of school trustees and FOR yot-
INK special taxes.
Patch No. 81 pertaining 10 h0rticul-
tural inspection and providing for no.
tce t1 inspectors before delivery by
carrier and adding the professor Of
horticulture of the college of ugricul-
ture to the horticultural board
Keri. 80 81. amending the code OF
civil procedure concerning hearing
upon motion fur a new trial aud COM
corning review boy an appellate court
uuon appeal
McKlnlay 80. 3d. being substitute
for 30. IN by Ssuborn adding Bonner
and Twin Falls 10 counties M the FIRST
class with reference t0 Che duties of
the county commissioners.
Shechan 80. "a. restricting tho per-
Tod Of employment boo underground
miues and workings and boo smelling
plants to 3 hours per day.
keH NO a5. to provide for the lens
ing of am lands under the agricultural
college grant 90 be- used f1r the estab-
Tshmanf and operation OF agricultural ]