The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1909-03-13

amending the laws relating TO SUI
preme court stenogrepher; and a bill
by Archibald relating to schools In
cities OF the first and second class.
Among the bills passed by the sen.
ate was one providing for the appoint.
fnent OF text book commission: pro
n'biting the importation OF diseased
cattle; providing for the appointment
pi park commission I'm cities OF the
hrst class; and providing for a special
tax for public schools.
Senator Wilson's bill providing for
ihe use OF safety appliances in mines
was killed.
Senator Williams, by a bill intro
duced In the senate, proposes that the
state armory and arsenal shall be
erected on part Of the state capital
grounds.
While the members Of the senate
were on a junket on Wednesday
March 3, the members OF the house
were so busy that night session was
deemed necessary, when one bill was
passed. two were killed and a great
deal of routine business transacted.
The bill passed was II. u. rz5, by Nor.
ris of Washington county. This bill
provided for an act creating a board
OF commissioners of Indian war rec
ords, to consist of the adjutant-gen.
eral OF the state and two other mem.
bers, to be appointed by the governor.
Its duties consist of the procuring of
the names of persons who saw serv.
ice In the Indian wars of the state and
facts connected with this service, for
the purpose OF remembering these per
sons In some substantial way. II was
provided that the acknowledgement,
who should be chairman. should re.
ceive no compensation, but that the
other two members should have SO o
day for their services. The measure
carries an appropriation of $4,000.
At the close of the session OF the
senate and house on Tuesday, March
2. the Utah legislature had been In
session just fifty.one days, and in that
time sixteen bus have been approved
by both houses and received the sig
nature of the governor.
The measures SO approved are as
follows:
s. b. No. 1, by Williams-To pro
vide for the regular and contingent ex
penses fer the eighth legislative SEES
sion and .appropriating the sum OF
$4,000, o. such portion of the same
as may be accessory.
S. B. Nc. 2, by Badger-Making
February l2 the birthday of Abraham
Lincoln. holiday.
s. B. No. 10, by Notwithstanding
section 2049-X, relating to salaries Of
certain state officers.
s. B. No. II, by Benner X. Smith
Providing icr the furnishing of the
governors Office and making an APP
preparation therefor.
s. B. No. 81. by Benner X. Smith
To punish life convicts for committing
assaults upon others by means Of
force or otherwise.
s. b. No. SO, by Kuchler-Amend ng
the compiled laws of Utah, 1907, re-
lating to the duties OF judges OF cleo
lions.
s. B. No. 10, by John Y. Smith-Re
lating to the creation Of bonded In
debtedness up to the constitutional
limit.
S. b. No. "a, by Stookey-To pun
lsh certain convicts for committing as
saults upon others by means OF force
or otherwise.
section S25 of the compiled laws OF
Utah, 1907, relating to nominations.
s. r. No. 23, by Badger-Amending
section S22 Of the compiled laws OF
Utah. 1907, relating to nominations.
S. B. No. "a, by Badger-To amend
section 1913, compiled laws Of Utah
1907, relating to nominations.
II. b. No. 2S. by Notwithstanding
section 1870, complied laws OF Utah,
1907, relating to state aid for public
schools where the revenues are Insult
ficient
II. b. No. 32, by Notwithstanding
section 170S, compiled laws OF Utah
1907. relating to pawnbrokers and
secondhand dealers, to keep record
and to furnish copy Of same to the
sheriff.
II. B. No. A, by Russell-Defining
vagrancy, amending section 3427,
compiled laws OF Utah, 1907, relating
to vagrancy, begging, prostitution and
drunkenness.
II. B. No 81, by Thompson-Provid'
Ing for the holding OF farmers and do
nestle science Institutes and schools
in the counties OF the state and re-
pealing sections 2095 to 2098, inclu'
sive, compiled laws Of Utah, 1907.
II. b. No. 1872, by Fuller-Amendine
section 1869, compiled laws OF Utah
1907, relating to the levying Of tax for
the establishment and maintenance OF
free public library and gymnasium
In cities of the third class and towns,
BIucher's Lost Opportunity.