The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-03-06

Another good days work was ac-
complished in both houses OF the leg
islature yesterday and it is now more
than ever apparent that the session
will run only few days over this
year. II at all. The Sitting commit
tee" and the three minute rule" are
in full operation and between the two
a record is being established In the
amount OF ground covered per WORKING
day. Yesterday there was but little
discussion of any kind in the house
and no bills OF more than moderate
Importance taken up.
r. c. Ashton's direct primary bill
was killed outright and measure de-
fining the boundary line of Davis and
Salt Lake county passed with only TWO
votes against 1t. A number OF other
| measures also passed, two new bills
were introduced and a number killed.
nvuse Bills Introduced.
House bill 230-An act to prevent
certain abuses connected with the
drilling operation and abandonment of
wells on lands containing oils OF nat
ural gas. BY Francis Nelson. Com
mittee on mining and smelling.
House bill 10-Approprlating S91.54
to pay certain claims in connection
with road building In Wayne county.
By Volney e. King, Committee on
claims.
Bills Favorably Reported.
Senate bill 70-To punish derroga-
tory statements concerning and affect
ing banks. banking companies or trust
companies. By Herschel Bullen. Com
! mittee on banking.
House bill 204-Fixing the time
within which bank shall be liable to
depositor for payment of a forged
or raised cheQue. BY George A. Full
Ter Committee on judiciary.
House bill Officiating TO the estab-
lishment and maintenance OF deten-
ton schools. BY E. c.. Ashton. Com
mlttee on judiciary,
House bill 1S7-Relating to under"
takings on appeal from justice courts.
BY e. C. Ashton Committee Oh judi
ciary.
House bill 22-An act relating TO
juvenile courts. By E. c. Ashton.
Committee on judiciary.
Bills Passed.
House bill 06-Authorizlng the di
version of the sheep inspection fund
TO the fund for determination of wild
animals. By Joseph Hodges.
House bill 1S2-FiXing the fees to
be charged by the secretary of state.
BY Orville l.. Thompson.
Senate bill 109-Making 1t a felony
to remove or steal journal boxes OF
brasses from locomotives. By E. T.
Hulanski.
House bill 2OS-Relating to property
exempt from taxation. BY Daniel Nc
Ray.
House joint resolution 7-Appro-
priating $4,000 for paving South Capt.
tol and East Capitol streets. By David
H. Morris.
House bill 229-Relating to the
boundary lines between Salt Lake and
Davis counties. BY j. w. Thornley,.
Bills Passed.
House bill 167-Provlding for the
registration and numbering Of motor
vehicles and chauffeurs. BY J. w.
Thornley,.
Bills Killed.
House bill 134-Relating to direct
primary election By E. c. Ashton.
House bill 202-Relating to the sale
Of goods and enacting uniform law
with the laws of certain other states.
By H. P. Randall.
House bill 203-Relating to ware.
house receipts. BY E. J. Eardley.
House bill Officiating to trespass
upon mines and mining claims. BY
Brigham Clegg
House bill 22S-Relating 10 obstruc-
ton and damage to highways and
providing penalties. Committee on IT.
rigation and reservoirs.
House bill 212-Regulating the right
of travel upon the public waters Of the
state. BY ]. w. Thornley,.
House bill 201-Relating to Juvenile
courts. substitute for house bill %.
Judiciary committee.
Senate bill 60-Relating to tran
sient stock and amending certain
laws. By Rudolph kuchler.
Bills Passed.
Senate bill 52-An act creating
reservoir land grant fund. BY ] B.
Wilson.
Senate bill 129-An act amending
laws relating to fees of county record
ers. By Carl a. Badger.
Senate bill 130-Amending laws re.
lating TO filing Of mining locations. BY
Carl A, Badger, by request.
Senate bill 131-Relating to DEGREES
to real property, requiring copies to
be filed within reasonable time BY
Carl A Badger, by request.
Senate bill 106-Amending laws re-
lating to width of public and private E,
roadways. By Carl A. Badger, by re-
quest
Senate bill 132-Amending laws re-
lating to taking Of acknowledgements,
BY Carl A. Badger, by request
Senate bill 10S-Amending laws re-
lating to officers performing duties
without fees, and providing that moor
persons shall not be compelled TO fur
nish cost bond. BY Car! A. Badger
Senate bill 74-Ma1ing governor a
member OF state board of land com.
missioners. BY H Bullen, Jr
Senate bill 160-Providing for state
capitol commission, Bv c. F. MarLe |
Senate bill 161-Relating TO issue of !
bonds for building capitol. BY c. E.
Marks.
Senate bill 62-Refunding of bonds
OF territory OF Utah, for state canjtol |
BY c, E Marks.
Senate bill 163-Providing for elec,
tion on capitol proposition. By c, 2
Marks
Senate bill 177-Creating position NJ
state bacteriologist and pathologist:
by public health committee; snbeti.
tute for senate bill Al. By S. 7
Stokey.
Senate bill 51-For protection NJ
fish, game and birds. BY c. E. Marks
Senate Bills L<iIjed