The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-30

ing. as -ccou mendeJ in tic annual inee-
s"Sc OF Governor spgs.
II viii ne harder TO beat board oil II
. measure introduced by Senator !. T.
t,dshciu OF JusO yesterday becomes q
WHO leaves without paying his board bill
j. ;tmcnAh!e 20 arrest unless he has pre-
lousy made arrangements Tor credit
Ine amendment proposed b. senator
EdgA makes the boanJer OF lodgeF
guilty. whether or not he has made ar
r.ngemcnt lor credit.
= BIZ introduced ycs.erIay b. senator
g. y. Ivo!son Of Carbon trauslsrs from
'Ac state OF Utah 20 Utah county
Tact OF land given the state b. Utah
pertinent farm. The land vas never used
Tor thia purpose and Utah county nov
wants ii back.
AZ The request OF ;he bankers o. sAe
state. Senator ~. :. Hansen OF Box e.
der yesterday inlfoduced bin making
n,a ~ lawiu' tor noisrles public, who we're
onicers, stoclaolders OF directors OF
banks 10 take ACCOMPLISHMENTS Of par
ties 10 written documents given 10 the
banking institution.
ono Of the new bills introduced 10 the
senate YESTERDAY Tas one by Bonner X.
Smith OF Salt Lake prescribing that
RsGh lSn b. en2ssd ave Ti Snrn Pubic 9fiense s;i
court IN the precinct IN which the crime
- alleged 20 nave been committed. This
j. 10 prevent tho transfer OF cases TO
ot""F precincts a. the option Of tho
county sttorney. which often occasions
inconvenience and unncccsss-y expense
20 the defendant
The r1anufacture and sale o, hnsAed
oil or flaXsecd and turpentins is regu.a-
ted by A Dill introduced yesterday In the
senate by Benner y. Smith or Salt Lake.
ard OF purity FOR such oils. The bill was
referred 10 the senate committee on
manufactures and commerce.
The committee on inyitatione for the
quadrenn.al inaugural ball 10 be given
Oh the evening OF February II al the Ho-
te! Utah met last .evening at the Com
ncrclal club and selected suh- committees
TO prepare lists of persons 10 be Invited
To the fete,
A comraittee was named for each OF
tho cities In the state and for each
county All persons Of prominence IN the
state VIII receive invitations to the ball
The committee having in charge the
preparation OF tho list OF those In Salt
Lako 10 receive invitations consists ot
4. G. Mackenzie Of the Commercial club.
". A. Wilson OF the University club, w.
of the BIKE club, D F. Co,lett, Benjamin
Goddard: Rev. P. A: simpkin, Max Well.
Al; A: Keyser. B; ", Mcndenhall, Nal
colin McAiIister. A. b: Sawyer, Jr., s. r.
Neel and DR.. r. p. Kirtiey.
The senate by unanimous vote vest Or
day passed Senator Joseph Eckersley's 3
bill providing that the state board OF edu-
<.. Inn 1Nl1 ntHt. 80 -. D ~
courses Of study to the district schools
OF the state.
Senator Benner Y Smith OF Salt Lake
will introduce q. bill today to reduce the
hours OF cooks and walters TO ten hours
Z day and making Il unlawful 10 employ
them for more than SIX days a week.
except In caseg OF emergency.
President Henry Gardner yesterdev an
nounced that no would be absent from
the senate today 10 attend a meeting Of
the board OF trustees OF the state indus
trial school ct Ogden. The senete will
elect a president pro tempore TO serve In
his abeence.
Ths committee on education AZ the re-
quest OF n number or county superluten-
dents Of the state yesterday introduced "a
bill permitting the consoiida ton OF com =
tho sohool populs tion below high school
grade is in excess OF 2j"" under the
same plan as now operate 81 the case
Of high schools.
A bill prepared by the city attorney s
department OF Salt Lake was introduced
yesterday by Senator Benper X. Smith OF
Salt Lake. which provid es that the paw
sesscd against the abutting property
owners. At present the entire cost OF
pavlDs street Intersections n1ust ne
borDe by the city and because of the
width OF the streets this expense Is very
great and often prevents the street I'M
proyemcuts
Tire senate committee on public health
and labor BY unanimous report ycster-
day recommended for passage the gen
eral food and drug act prepared by Wal
lard Hansen, state dairy and food com
missioner. and introduced by Senator ".
\. Williams OF Salt Lake. The blu has
been placed on the senate calendar ard
will como up for final passage today.
Ny. Hanson and State Chemist Herman
Harms VIII be granted the floor today TO
speak in behalf OF the measure.
Consideration OF the resolution ratity-
ing the proposed amendment to the con-
stitutton ot the United States providing
FOR the election of United States senators
by popular vote WAS not reached by the
senate yesterday but VIII come I'D early
TO-DAY Its passage By the senate Is re-
Sarded US certain
a petition VAS received bg the senate
YESTERDAY from the Wasatcr Literary
club Of the state university asking that
an appropriation he made to furnish
funds for the erection Of building for
the club on the university campus.
The bill introduced by Senator Ben
ner y. Smith OF Salt Lake providing n
penalty for the larceny of automobiles
Vas Killed yesterday b. the unanimous
adoption OF an adverse committee report
OF the committee on highways and public
lands.
An amendment TO the law governing
The powers and duties of school boards
Is contained IN n bin which will be In
troduced by Senator Joseph Eckersley of