The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1909-03-21

Contrary to all expectation and as
perhaps the greatest surprise OF The
present session OF the house yester-
day moved 10 lay on the table the
Hansen liquor bill No 2iO begotlen
Of the joint efforts oil the governor
and committees from the house ana
senate. and then passed senate bill
1jS, the time honorcd liquor measure
OF the senate committee on commerce
and manufacture, known as the Bad
ger bill.
The action OF the house was without
precedent in any way and still fur
theT surprise was sprung when 4 few
minutes later 1t was announced that
the measure had passed the senate.
without any amendments. The local
option, Z o'clock at night, no treating
and no back door bill, now requires
only the signature of the governor TO
put it into active effect The hopes.
Of the brewing interests now rests
solely with the chief executive. and it
Is generally hoped not without good
foundation
The appropriation bill, with one or
Iht lllIluS Udootu lu'
house and senate yesterday, as did the
bill validating the action OF the com
missionerS OF Salt Lake county In hlrs
ing Il pauper clerk and assistant coun-
ty physician for some years past. With
out legal warrant In the statutes.
There was some opposition TO the pas
sage of this bill on the part of ID. II.
Morris, the Democratic member from
Washington county, but i'll the end tho
bill went through by a vote of 20 TO
10. An item Of 1900 for the expenses
OF the members since the final day or
the session. was cut out OF the report
Of the committee on contingent eX-
penses. and so amended the report
was passed.
AT 11:30 the house and senate ad-
journed sine die,
Bills Passed.
Senate bill 1iS-Relating TO the sale
and manufacture of Intoxicating liquor.
Committee on manufactures and COM
merce. special committee,
Senate bill 202-Making appropria-
tons for the requirements of the state
for the next two years. Committee on
claims and appropriations; special
committee.
Senate bill 1S7-Validating certain
acts Of county commissioners In coun-
ties OF tho first class, Judiciary COM
Eittee; Sitting committee.
Bills Killed.
House bill 70-Creating iiremens
relief fund. Brigham Clegg, by re-
quest
House bill 209-Relating to period
of employment OF working men In
mines and smelters. j. II. Wootton.
House joint resolution 7-Relating
to appropriation OF $500 to Salt Lake
City. to curb. gutter. grade and maca-
damize Second North street or South
Capitol street d. II. Morris, by re-
quest.
Senate bill 119-To amend laws re-
lating to treSpass. B. X. Smith, by re-
quest.
Senate bill 02-Authorizing stale
board of examiners to dispose or GER
tain experiment stations and farms. j.
ii. Seely
Senate bill 143-To amend laws re-
lating to dismissal of actions and judg-
meIts of non-sult. B. y Smith.
Senate bill 90-Amending laws le-
lating to parties or actions by or |
against joint tenants b. X Smith
Senate bill 152-F1Xlng time within
which a bank shall be liable to de-
posjtor for payment of a forged or |
raised check. G.. Burton, Jr.
Senate bill 172-Creating Office OF |
state bee Inspector. Alonzo Brink
erhoif
Senate bill 2O1-Amending and re-
onacting laws relating TO validating
certain conveyances. j, a. Hyde.
Senate bill 150-Relating to insutn-
cient labelling of food and food pro-
ducts. C. F Marks.
Senate bill l92-Requiring inSpec-
tlon of ice before offered Tor sale and
Of ice ponds before cutting OF ice.
Carl A Badger.
Senate bill S1-Proyiding for a geo
logical survey of the state or Utah 9
and making appropriations. Carl "A
Badger
Senate bill 120-To prohibit the taxi
ing OF narcotics, poisons or explosives
into state prison. jalls OF reforma-
tories
House bill 124-Amending laws re-
zarding the abatement OF actions -
L. Baker.
House bill 21S-Prohibiting employ
nent of persons under 81 years or age
N operating machinery in elevators Or
loists, ]. NJ. Murdock
House bill 145-Relating to protec-
ion of motormon from cold and incle-
uent weather. Brigham Clegg,
House bill l05-Relatlng to powers
II boards OF education j. IL Woot-
on.
House bill l54-Relating to trade
marks, C. Y. Russell