The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1911-01-28

the house he was nominated by
Speaker E. w. Robinson and received
thirty-eight votes. In the senate
Judge Powers was nominated by Sen
ator l.. M. Olson ana received twe
votes. In the house he was nominal
ed by Representative Milton II. Well
ing and received seven votes.
Franklin d. Farnsworth, represent
alive from Beaver county, has intro
duced in the lower house bill to
amend section ATT, compiled laws oil
Utah, 1907, realting to the cutting OF
green timber from public lands by
adding to the present law several va
rieties of pine trees and Douglas hr.
In the house on Tuesday, house bill
No. 6, by Pope, was passed. 1t pro
vides for an investigation Of the agri'
cultural resources and for the encour.
agement of the agricultural develop
ment of the Uintah basin, and appro'
PIRATES $4,000 therefor.
House bill No. 80, by Stock, provid-
ing that October IL, the anniversary
of the discovery of America, be set
apart as legal holiday, was rejected.
Eight new bills were introduced,
bringing the total up to AZ.
The senate and house had an equal
number OF bills at adjournment on
Tuesday, forty-two measures having
been introduced in each body up to
, that time since the opening of the
session.
| IN noccnA nv the
house were introduced by Repre-
tative Claude Y. Russell Of Salt Lake.
| The first one passed amends the stat.
utes relating to highway robbery and
fixes the penalty for persons found
guilty at not less than three years or
for life. The other is bill providing
for the punishment of men living off
the earnings of fallen women.
The death penalty for highwaymen
is provided in bill introduced in the
senate on Tuesday by Stookey Of Salt
Lake. The bill repeats the present
statutes concerning robbery and
makes two degrees of robbery.
The creation of a state geological
survey is provided for in a bill intro
duced in the senate by Badger of Salt
Lake, Tuesday.
A till introduced in the senate on
Tuesday by Senator Badger provides
liquor regulations of the strictest ma
ture. Local option is provided Tor all
cities and towns of the state on petit
tition of'i0 per cent Of the voters in
such cities and towns. II such petit
ton is received the first election will
be held in June, 1911.
Thirteen bills were introduced in
the senate Tuesday afternoon, and six
of them were on the liquor question
. five being offered by President Gard
ner and one by Senator Carl A
, A. Badger. The bills by President
J Gardner were exact copies Of the
. house bills offered by William l.
/, Hayes.
1 At the request of State Engineer
Caleb Tanner and the state road com
: mission, three measures were intro
! duced in the lower house Tuesday
3 afternoon by the committee on high
| ways, and bridges. The bills provid,
t for the building of a state road b,
: convict labor from the northern boun
: Diary of Arizona to the southern boun
. Diary of Idaho; for the establishing o
9 a standard of construction of publ,
: roads, and for state road buldin,
: fund of 100000.
e The senate committee on capito
! and. grounds, which formerly consist
ed of five members, has been increas
! ed to seven. The first appointment
a by President Gardner on this commit
a tee consisted of Stookey, Marks, vii
J. liams and Smith. The additions in
e clude the names of Booth, Wilson an,
|. Olson.
!. Representative Grow of Webe
), county has Introduced a measur
l. amending the fish and game laws t.
J. such an extent as to amount to entir
e new laws. Saloons are reduced an
{ the chief deputy eliminated by tn
new measure.
d Senator Marks is the author of
q bill which will open the way to Pre-
|. vide means for the erection of stat
n capitol building to cost 100000. Sci
n ator Marks will ask for bonded il
4, debtedness of $1,595,000. This can b
done, as the assessed valuation of tn
A state for 1910 is $1S6,354505. Their
9, is now available in the public Ian
y grant fund $4,000, provided for. in tn
,r enabling act. The state board of e!
.e aminers has been empowered to bo
r. row 100000 In 1912 the state wi
- have paid off the old territorial deb
: Seely OF Emery believes that pc
= tax is too low and has introduced
= bill in the house increasing 1t frol