The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-02-02

cent developments in irrigation enterp-is.-
IN that vicinity people are compelled m
I make q circuit Of no mean distance Tcs
. petition was referred % the committee n,
highways and bridges
House BiI No. 2, regarding the impoI7s-
ing Of esfrdys. was referred hack 10 ~
livestock committee This was done o-,
+ reconsideration Of the report Of tie con-
Hlittee. Mr.. Morris. the author OF the
measure. said thst within a few DAYS y
satisfactory substitute would be forth
coming.
I The sergeant-at-arms was Instructed To
provide a blackboard wherein the hou-s
Of COMMITTEES meetings are 10 be posted
The ANNOUNCEMENT Of committee mcrtires
by ehsirH1el have heretofore taken I'd -4t
a little time each dsy. and die verbal any
n0UucDment has not always beer under
stood. This often resnlted iu rnisuud---
standing With the black and white be-
fore them the members OF committees can
( not be mistaken.
House joint resolution No. I. bv Morris
was approved By the governor YESTERDAY
IL relates 10 the annexation Of a part -f
Arizona 10 Utah.
The house committee on education VII
meet at il o'clock this forenoon.
The house committee Oh judiciary yes
terday reported favorabiy house bin 80
81. relating to VsgrancE and prostitutoH
The bill was slightly amended I'm its word
ing. IL is designed to reach women known
as street walkers.
a favorable report was made by the fu-
dietary committee yesterday on Russafrz
house bill No. 45, relating TO the carrying
Of concealed weapons. The bill is intend
ed TO prevent. or at least CErtaii the pro-
miseuous carrying Of knives and other
weapons by the foreign element. It's pro-
visions. however apply as well 20 the DO
nestle" element.
Favorable report was made yesterday On
the bin by Mr.. Russell Of salt lake pro
viding for the keeping Of record bv
paWnDroEeTS and secondhand dealers %
all transactions. The pawubrOkers AMI
secondhand dealers are required to keep
account not only Of the articles pledged or
sold. but ss well they are TO keep a de-
scription. as nearly accurate as possible.
Of the person who paWus OF sells.
Representative William Mcmillan vests--
day introduced house bill No. "a, extend
ing the time for complying with the pro-
visions of title 81 OF the present laws
The Dill has TO DO with the application for
and perfection Of title to land with ref
erence 70 the rights Of cities aud towns.
The judiciary COMMITTEES Of the house
met Yesterday afternoon TO consider tire
juvenile court bills row before It. Several
UEl-trfl- tfAtAr-Leti itA AiIH btiA1 HFfFdIHa
before the committee. The consideration
Of the bills viii he continued at the meet
ing Of the committee TO be held today.
Senator (. T. Hulaniski yesterday intro
dUeed two bills in the senate amending
3f1f and 50l4 to make a husband
OF wife competent as witness against the
other In cases charging abandonment or
Of children. The bills are
senate bills ~ and - and were referred
to the Judiciary committee.
A bill introduced tn the senate yesterday
by Senator Christopher Burton facilitates
the bookkeeping of the offices Of the state
auditor and the secretary Of state with
references TO the moneys appropriated for
public Institutions. II the bill carries this
money viii be drawn on vouchers stating
the purpose for which the money is used
and the vouchers filed so that the record
Jf the disposition OF this money will be-
simplified. ) bin viii be introduced TO-DAY
1y Senator Burton putting the funds Of
he schools Of each county under the d.
-ection of the county commissioners in
;tcad of solely I'm the care Of the county
of schools.
Senator Herschel Bullen. it,. chairman
Il the education committee Of the senate.
,lans the Introduction Of several bills
intending different sections Of the school
avs OF the state. The bills we're approved
" the teachers legislative committee.
Senate bin No. ?. making LiHcOin's birth
lay a legal holiday. was engrossed yes
erdsy and viii be transmitted to Cover
lor Spry for his signature today.
With q few slight additional amend
nents senate memorial No. / asking for
ne grant Of 100000 acres Of arid land 20
Ttsh by the United States government. for
he purpose Of building Z state capitol and
the roads Of the state. will be
recommended favorably today by the sen
tie committee on federal relations
An invitation from the Utah school for
he deaf and blind was received yesterdav
he date for the visit has not vet been
liked, but an acceptance of the invitation
as been noted