The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-01-28
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HOUSE
CALLING ON LEGISLATURE TO
PASS PROHIBITION BILL.
Majority Of Judiciary Committee Re-
port FavorabIy On McCracken Bill
-ApproprIatlon Asked.

tives yesterday afternoon. From all
parts of Utah thoy came. One was
| received from the presidency of the
Bear River stake. two from Box Elder
county one from 400 residents OF Wells
vile. two from Salt Lake county signed
! respectively by S4 and 313 persons, !,
one from Utah county, signed by 14i
persons. three from San Pete county,
| signed by SIS, AZ and rs persons.
The majority of the judiciary report
ed favorably on house bill No IL, by
Representative McCracken of Weber.
making it felony to frequent, resort
| to, or reside In, house of i'll fame.
| The minority report was signed by but
three members OF the committee of
nine. The house adopted the report
of the majority McCracken also asked
to withdraw house bill No. 20.
A committee of three was appointed
by Representative Robinston to inVeS-
tigate conditions at the State Agricul-
tural college The members of the
committee are Allen, William Nc
MILAN and Wooton.
In both the house and the senate
bills were introduced calling for an
appropriation OF s250,000 for the con-
struction of a central school building
at the University OF Utah. This can
be done by approprlating $4,000 and
borrowing the remaining 100000
from the state land fund.
The senate passed senate bill No
G. by Badger which prevents the use
of persons name or picture for adj
vertising purposes without his or her
consent in writing. 1t also provides
that an injunction may be granted and
that the same case may carry an ac-
tion for damages
BY the passage by the senate of SEN
ate bill No 10, by John Y Smith. 1t is
provided that, should a city Issue
bonds In excess of what it Is entitled
to by law, 1t does not invalidate the
entire issue, but only that portion In
excess Of the amount of bonds allowed
Senator Brinkerhoff introduced n
measure for the determination OF wild
animals 1t Is similar to the bill In
troduced two years ago. The state is
to pay half the bounties and the stock
men are TO be assessed for the remain
Ing half The schedule of bounties
calls for $40 for bear. So for mountain
lion. IS for gray wolf. $3.50 for coyote,
lynx and wildcat
William Forsberg. who was injured
while exhibiting an X-ray machine at
the state fair in October. 1904, for the
University Of Utan, is the subject of
a measure introduced In the senate
yesterday. 1t calls for an appropria-
ton of $2,500 for injuries received by
Forsberg while In the employ of the
state.
The following bills were introduced
In the house yesterday afternoon:
House bill No. 62, by F. B. Ham
mond by reQuest-An act to provide
for the establishment and maintenance
of free travelling libraries" In the
state of Utah. Referred to committee
on education.
House bill No GO. by King-An act
providing for the inspection of live
stock and appointing inspectors there
for, and providing penalties for fall
ure to Have livestock inspected. Re-
ferred to livestock committee.
House bill No Ga. b. f, c. Ashton
An act amending section 3245 of the
Compiled Laws OF Utah, 1907 relating
to exemptions. Referred to judiciary
committee.
House bill No 65. by McCracken-
An act authorizing the university TO
erect central building at cost not
exceeding $250.000. and appropriating
the necessary money for that purpose,
and authorizing partial conversion of
the University Of Utah permanent land
fund into cash, loan thereof, and
method of repaylng the same. Re-
ferred to committee on education.
The following were the bills intro
duced In the senate yesterday:
Senate bill No. 35, by BriRkerhoff-
Relating to the payment of bounties
for the destruction of wild animals.
and providing for tax on cattle,
horses and sheep. Referred to live
stock committee
Senate bill No. Sc. by Wilson-Pro-
viding the equipment OF shafts at
mines with safety cages. Referred to
mines and mining.
Senate bill No, 81. by Badger-An
act prohibiting the use of the name.
picture. or portrait of any public in
stitution or the official title of any
public officer for purposes Of adyer-
tiscment or trade, and providing pen
alties therefor. Judiciary committee.
Senate bill No 9S, by Badger-Re-
lating to indecent exposure. exhibits,
writings, etc. judiciary committee.
Senate bill No. 80. by Badger-Au-
thorizing the district attorney In ju-
dicial districts having population Of
rs. 900 or more inhabitants to appoint
an assistant. and providing the quail
0cations. salaries and duties Of said
assistant judiciary committee.
Senate bill No 40. by Badger. by
request = Appropriating s3796 to
Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone COM
pany for telephone services rendered
the office of county superintendent Of
schools OF Salt Lake county. ApprU
priations committee.
Senate bill No. Al, by Stookey-Cre-
ating a state department of public
health, a state meteorological and
pathological laboratory, and providing
for a state bacteriologist and pathol-
ogist. state board OF health, and pro-
viding for the manner OF the appoint
ment of the members of the boards
and Its officers. the term OF office,
prescribing the duties and defining the
powers Of the board, its members and
officials. providing for the actual and
necessary expenses OF the board, the
compensation and actual and neces-
sary expenses Of its officials and em-
ployes; providing for the location and
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