The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1911-01-20

yiding that bills passing the legisla
ture may be engrossed by typewriter.
An attempt to have the house adjourn
from Friday until Monday was frus
trated
Governor spry sent communica
ton to the senate, asking permission
to ccde certain lanus near Fort Doug
las TO the government
Senator Stookey introduced a meas
urc making appointees rejected by
senate ineligible as recess appointces
a bill making pool selling. book
making and other forms Of gambling
a felony was introduced In the house
a divorce bill has been introduced
by Senator Kuchlor. which permits
final decree 10 be entered by the court
instead of an intcrlucutory decree. ~
case the parties to the divorce action
have lived separate and apart fof
more than one year prior TO the issu
ancc OF the decree.
To provide for the sherIrf's inspac'
ton and record Of livestock to be
driven or shipped from this state &c
another Is the object ot house bill No
H. introduced by Mr. sandcrEun OF
Sanpatc on Friday
Eighteen new bills were introduced,
making a total TO date oi thirtytWo,
while three bills were passed
4 bill providing fr- tac appoint
mcnt of under shcrius In all counties
Of the lrs, aud second class. or ating
an additional office In all such cuun.
ties. has been introduced In the lower
house by the judiciary committee Of
the house Of representatives.
n bill introduced by Representa-
tive Harry u. Cole In the lower mousse
OF the state Legislature is passed, be.
ginning with the first Monday In Jan.
uary. 1913. the salaries of tho gov
crnor. state Uu itur. attorney gen raj
and state treasurer will be materially
increased.
II. u. llarsbcrgcr. Democratic Nom
Der Of the lower house. from Blum,
travelled farther 10 come 10 tho lcgis
laturc than any other member Of
either house The state will pay him
mileage for 3G2 miles. iiS miles Of
which had to be traycrscd In a stage
coach.
Senator Il. w. Scycy Of Pangultch
is the tallcst man In the senate lie
has served two terms as sheriff OF
Garfield county. but for the past two
years has been working In connection
with the bureau Of animal Industry.
lie Is now serving In the second sos.
sion Of his FIRST term In the senate
Senator Carl A. Badger Of Salt Lake
on Thursday introduced a Joint rcso
luton providing Tor the ratification
by the legislature Of Utah OF the pro
posed amendment TO the constitution
OF the United States authorizing an
Income tax.
Eight hours arc 60 constitute n DAYS
labor In all retail stores and other
places OF business where goods are
sold at retail to the public. II bill
introduced In the senate by Rudolph
Kuchlcr Of Ogden becomes a law.
The house was In session but thirty
minutes on Thursday, January ~. Il
met az . o'clock In the afternoon aul
adjourned at 1880 The early adjourn.
mcnt was taken out Of respect to
President Gardner. whose mother dloi
on Wednesday
Senator Badger Of Salt Lake has IN.
troduccd resolution providing that
no socallcd "iunkoung' trip be TAX n
by the senate aitcr the twentieth leg.
iUluIlVa Nuys fhuV M ,4IrGt a.. "a t,.4g.
be made to the state mental hospital:
that no bill, except by unanimous COZ.
sent, be introduced In the senate aitcr
the fortloth legislative day: that On
the fortynfih legislative day the pres
idont shall appoiut a sitting commit.
tee.
The committee on irrigation In the
house Friday introduced bill amend.
ing the present irrigation law to px
the purchase price OF lands selected
by the state for use rs reservoir lands
at $3.50 per acre.
David II. Morris, leader OF the mi.
nority. who received the compliment.
AIRY vote OF the Democrats for speaker
OF the house. occupied the speakers
chair for more than an hour wednes.
day afternoon.
The house on Wednesday adopted
the report Of It's committee on rules.
after lengthy discussion. The com.
mitteo made slight changes In tn,
rules, the most important being tho
shifting OF the hour TO convene daily
from . o'clock IN the Afternoon to 10
In the morning. Another change was
that no bill can be introduced In tha
house after the 3Oth day except by
committee.
II is reported that Speaker Robin.
son has been assured OF an appolt.
ment In the United States consular
service, and that he will leave for his
post soon after the close OF the pres.
ent session Of the state Legislature
Representative Hayes OF Utah coun.
~ has introduced a bill providing that
the use Of the great seal OF the stat
Of Utah for advertising purposes shlll
constitute a misdemcanor.
Bennor y. Smith. one OF the sena
ttrH from Salt Lake county. has the
Dis Inction OF having introduced four
years ago. forty,three bills. Of which
thirty.two passed both houses, two
were laid on the table and Ave were