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Show SOUTH CACHE COURIER, HYRUM, UTAH cattle. Livestock committee. Military affairs committee. H. B. 123, Lyman Appropriation H. B. 168, Atkood and Crook Bounfor treatment of goiter. Public health dary lines of Wasatch and Utah councommittee. ties. Public land committee. H .B. 124, Holliday Prohibit public H. B. 169, Pembroke Fraudulent to recive compensation by virDEFEAT officials Manufacturing and comadvertising. tue of appointment to other public po- merce. sition. Highways and bridges comH. B. 170, McCaskell Salting of mittee. mines and fraudulent assays. MinII. B. 125, Butterfield Requiring and ffTNAL ACTION TAKEN AFTER county officers to be at posts and fa- ingH. B. smelting. CompensaLONG SESSION OF HOUSE, miliarize themselves with statutes per- tion of 171, Constantine board members. equalization WITH HEATED DEBATES taining to their offices. Judiciary Public utilities committee. committee. H. B. 172, Constantine Public repH. B. 126, Fletcher Appropriating The Iverson bill making the state resentation before public utilities to build Echo canyon road in insurance fund monopolistic in the $20,000 Judiciary. Summit county. Appropriations com"Writing of compensatory H. B. 173, Stookey Publication of insurance, went down to defeat Tuesday by a mittee. notices concerning improvement taxes. H. B. 127, Mozley Appropriating wote of 33 to 19, with three memRevenue and taxation. to build scenic from highway bers of the house absent. Death of the $40,000 H. B. 174, Openshaw Money resNotom, Wayne County, to Colorado 'bill took place after one of the most river. - Appropriations committee. toration. Appropriations. H. B. 175, Cannon Election of utillively and prolonged controversies in II. B. 128, Jacobs Authorizing Ag"the house during the present session. ricultural college to cooperate in pay- ities commission members. Judiciary. The measure ha3 been the subject of ing expenses of demonstrations. UniH. B. 176, Cannon Duties of public many phases of action and parliame- versity of Utah and Agricultural col- utilities commision. Judiciary. Final vote was lege committee. ntary manipulation. H. B. 177, Cannon Municipal contaken after four days of debating, durH. B. 129, Mozley Making it unlaw- tracts with utilities. Judiciary. ing which time the bill was labeled as ful for any person to be addicted to H. B. 178, McCaskell Requiring epecial order of business and pre- use of opium or its compounds. Man- employers of labor to furnish proof senting itself for the last three days ufacture and commerce committee. of reliability. Judiciary. H. B. 130, Crouch Creating state ynder the head of unfinished business. Terms of H. B. 179, Brewer At the inception of debate on the board of criminal identification. Ju- trustees of Utah School of Deaf. Edmeasure, the house rule permitting diciary committee. resort to the previous question, was H. B. 131, Jacobs Requiring can- ucation. II. B. Calister Fraudulent consuspended, which action paved the neries to be sanitary. Manufacturing veyances.180,Judiciary. way for unlimited discussion. Tues- and commerce committee. H. B. 181, Hansen Relating to state day, when the debate was resumed, a II. C. R. 4, Mrs. Dunyon Indorsing prison site. Penitentiary and prison. motion prevailed to the effect that the international mining exposition at Salt H. B. 182, Jorgensen Sale of Piute house should not adjourn until a final Lake, and asking governor to com"Vote had been taken. This resulted in municate with other governors and irrigation project and adjacent lands. session that continued until shortly legislatures, asking cooperation. Mem- Irigation committee. H. sifter 7 o'clock. The rollcall of votes orials and Resolutions committee. 183, Jorgenson AppropriatH. B. 132, McKell Duties and lia- ing $50,000 for survey of land3 in was interrupted by a call of the were bilities of licensed abstrhetors. Pub- Utah. Appropriations committee. house, and sergeants-at-arm- s H. B. 184, Callister Requiring musent out to summon absent members lic lands. H. B. 132, McKell Duties and lia- nicipalities and political subdivisions who had grown restless under the lengthy and sometimes monotonous bilities of licensed abstractors. Pub- to keep accurate records. Judiciary committee. arguments, during which an entangl- lic lands. H. B. 133, McKell Advertising for ing array of figures and statistics bids for building public schools in was cited. SENATE ACTION ON BILLS S. B. 33, Jenkins Insurance rate Representaive Iverson of Boxelder cities. Highways and bridges. II. B. 134, McKell Powers of coun- filing. Ayes 12, nays 7, absent 1. county," who introduced the bill, ended the debate with an eloquent plea which ty commissioners concerning buildS. B. 23, Peters Assessment of lasted the better part of two hours. ings and bridges. Highways and banks. Ayes 9, nays 9, absent 2. S. B. 34, Jensen Cost of assessing Throughout the contest he had been bridges. H. B. 135, McKell Advertising for taxes. Ayes 7, nays 11, absent 2. practically alone in the defense of the measure, only one or two other mem- bids for building public schools in II. B. 8, Hollenbeck Powers of bers having attempted to rise to his county districts of the first class. Ed- state board of equalization. Ayes 2, navs 15, absent 3. support. Their efforts were brief. Mr. ucation. H. B. 136, McKell Letting of conIverson made a courageous stand for S. B. 73, Winder Audit of state the measure, and conducted his side tracts for public improvements. Edu- insurance fund. Ayes 18, absent 2. so decorously that his most ardent cation. S. B. 90, Jensen Pure bedding H. B. 137, Fletcher Licensing and opponents in debate huried to extend Ayes 19, absent 1. him congratulations at the close of the bonding warehouses. S. B. 87, Irvine Salt Lake county Manufacturing and commerce. cession. purchasing agent to have charge of H. B. 138, N. C. Christensen Re- feeding prisoners. Ayes 19, absent 1. BILLS INTRODUCED, SENATE recording marks and brands, and penS. B. 88, Irvine Relieving sherriff S. B. 101, Mrs. Kinney Pension for alties for violation. Livestock. of Salt Lake County of feeding prisH. B. 139, N. C. Christensen Dis- oners. Ayes 19, absent 1. superannuated employees at Univer- solution of drainage districts. IrrigaH. B. 41, Naylor Powers of dissity of Utah. Referred to committee tion. on education. trict attorney to employ clerk.' Ayes H. B. 140, Callister Powers of pub- 10, nays S. B. 102, Jenkins Joint board for 8, absent 2. lic utilities commission. B. H. Judiciary 20, and Bailey Authority of water university Agricultural college. committee. commissioner. Ayes 18. absent 2. S. B. 103, Irvine Proper maintenII. B. 141, Holenbeck, substitute for S. B. 98. Warnick Permitting exance of sinking fund. H. B. 11 Providing for one member of tensions of time for payment of taxes. S. B. 104, Irvine Investment of public utilities commission. Judiciary Ayes 17, nays 2, absent 1. funds. sinking committee. S. B. 105, Funk Limiting loads on II. B. 142, Crouch Appointment of ACTION ON BILLS vehicles. adult probation officers. Judiciary H.HOUSE B. Loan trust and 21, Openshaw S. B. 108, Hirschi Incorporation of committee. company permits. Ayes 47, towns. II. B. 143, Fletcher Providing for guarantee absent 8. S. B. 107, Mrs. Kinney Permitting taxes to become delinquent November H. B. 20, Bailey Supervision by university regents to assist in pur- 30. Revenue and taxation. water commisioners. Ayes 49, abB. H. Anderson Practice of mem144, of chase annuities for faculty sent 6. bers. Education. chiropody. Public health committee. II. B. 80, Christensen CompensaH. B. 145, Iverson Liens of taxes S. B. 108, Standish To control sale tion for inheritance tax appraisers. on real and .Judipersonal property. f cigarettes. Ayes 6, nays 46, absent 3. S. B. 109, Irvine Increasing cor- ciary. H. B. 81, Christensen Cost against B. H. reCallister Writs of 416, porations tax. estates. Ayes 4, nays 44, absent 7. views and from the repeals public S. B. 110, Irvine Uniform fiducH. B. 50, Iverson Duties of bankutilities commission to the district iaries act. corporations. Ayes 42, nays 8, ing S. B, 111, Mrs. Kinney Giving court and to the supreme court. Ju- absent 5. committee. courts power to override technical de- diciary H. B. Ill, Judiciary committee AtII. B. 147, Callister Release of fects in pleadings. to kill. Ayes 45, nays 8, tempt or deeds of trust marmortgages by S. B. 112, Hirschi Repealing pub2 committee. ginal entry. Judiciary lic utilities act. II. B. 89, Wilkins Filling vacanH. B. 147, Callister Powers of pubS. B. 113, Ryan Appropriating cies in city councils. Ayes 49, nay, lic to commission in utilities respect '$6000 for a monument on the temple 1, absent 5. corporations. Judiciary block, owned by the Church of Jesus automobile S. B. 42, McConkie Felony to kill committee. Saints. Christ of Latter-da- y livestock. Ayes 32, navs 18, absent 5. C. InH. B. N. Christensen 49, S. B. 114, Mrs. Kinney Requiring H. B. 93, Calister Sanitary equipnumber of district judges in change of venue to be granted on affi- creasing ment for use of operators in theatres. judicial district. Judiciary. davit of bias on the part of the judge. Fourth 47, absent 8. Ayes B. H. Judd of use 150, Prohibiting S. B. 115, Cottrell Extending def- narrow-tir- e B. II. 44, Christensen Sale of propvehicles. Highways and inition of a lottery. for delinquent taxes. Ayes 8, nays erty bridges. B. S. 116, Mrs. Kinnev Commission II. B. 151, Finlinson Repealing law 40, absent 7. to provide a statue of Washakie. II. B. 31, Wood Amending laws on licensing livestock for grazing. S. B. 117, Jenkins Providing for to school elections. Ayes 21, relating Livestock. cancellation of compensation insurance navs absent 3. 31, B. H. Finlinson 152, Quarantine for nonpayment of premium, and for B. H. 75, Stationary adver insects, pests and diseases of uniformity in compensation insurance against seeds, 51, nays 2, absent 2. Ayes tising. etc. plants, fruits, Agriculture Tates. II. B. 88, Mrs. Lyman Accepting S. B. 118, Irvine Creating pension committee. H. B. 153, Finlinson Dividing of welfare and hygiene act by congress. state for prison employees. 52, absent 3. S. C. M. 5, Ryan Favoring increase state into agricultural districts to aid Ayes H. B. 58, McKell Auditing accounts of work board state of agriculture. of cf Uintah national forest. cities, counties, and school districts. S. B. 119, Hirschi Permitting re- Agriculture committee. Aves 45, nays 10. B. H. Cannon 154, Exempting mission of taxes up to $20. H. B. 101, Committee on appropriahomesteads from of taxation. portion S. B. 120, Jensen Revocation of cortions Empowering Revenue legislature to and taxation. booof or gambling poration licenses or items lower raise of H. B. expense in biFletcher 155, Delinquent ennial tleg clubs. absent 7. 48, budget. Ayes in taxes full and of full S. B. 121, Jensen Requiring teachS. C. M. 3 Relief for settlers on reamount. Revenue and taxation. constitutions ing of state and federal projects. Ayes 50, absent H. B. 156, Fletcher Indexing clamation In the schools. 5. names to of taxpayers, notice taxpayS. B. 122, Adams Requiring couH. B. 79, Naylor Voting by absent ers in full amount and half of full nty commissioners to expend portion of electors. Ayes 29, nays 21, absent 5. amount. Revenue and taxation. county road funds in towns and cities. H. B. 158, Fletcher Requiring andS. B. 39, Committee on commerce S. B. 123, McConkie $15,000 for a Permitting savings industry to treasurers names of county report Toad from Bluff to San Juan oil fields. to in business as trust banks engage to and pay corporations failing S. B. 124, Funk Altering powers of persons absent 6. 49, Ayes companies. taxes ctate road commission and of state and to equalization board. Revenue II. B. 74, Rowan Liquidation of taxation. road engineer, and authorizing the paH. B. 159, Fletcher Treasurers banks. Aves 46, absent 9.' trol system. H. B. 23, Constantine Order of S. B. 125, Irvine Requiring coun- settlement with cities and towns. Rev- trial in criminal procedure. Ayes 41, enue and taxation. ties to pay expenses of extraditoin of II. B. 3. absent 11. navs of Settlement Fletcher 160, fugitives from justice. H. B. 61, Hollenbeck Relating to S.'B. 128, Winder Placing state and county, treasurer with county auditor. sale of property for delinquent taxes. taxation. Revenue and county road taxes under control of H. B. 161, Dunyon, substitute for Ayes 36, nays 13, absent 6. proposed state board of tax review. S. B. 127, Candland Abolishing house bill No. 48 Prohibiting compulOn account of lack of space we are vaccination of minor children. state 'department of finance and pur- sory over a list of bills introduced, holding Committee. Public Health chase and establishing board of exambe published next week. will which atH. B. 162, Dunyon Compulsory iners as board of supplies and purPublic health tendance at schools. chasing. Ballards and Laws S. B. 128, Irvine Fixing delin- committee. Armistice H. B. Stark Making Fletcher of Saltoun Andrew 163, quency terms for drainage district dav legal holiday. Military affairs. celebrated Scottish patrithe taxes. H. B. 164, Stark Use of armories ot and statesman, in a letter written affairs. for war veterans. Military BILLS INTRODUCED, HOUSE H. B. 165, Stark Military records. to the marquis of Montrose, the earl II. B. 120, Constantine Sheep of Rothes and others, said: I knew affairs. regulations. Livestock committee. Military unlaw- a very wise man that believed that it B. Stark H. Making 166, II. B. 121, Finlinson Tax for if a man were permitted to make all of hog cholera. Likestock com- ful to wear without authority military affairs. the ballards he need not care who medals and Military insigna. mittee. H. B. 167, Stark Requiring teach- should make the laws of the naMca," H. B. 122, Finlinson Tax to pay intubercular ers to be citizens of the United States. demnities of MEETS com-misio- B-- n. Why Farmers are Turning to Jor Economical Transportation - In 1922 Chevrolet jumped from seventh to second place in sales of all cars, and to first place in sales of fully equipped modem cars. Purchases by farmers were the chief factor in this remarkable development. Farmers want automobiles not only of low first price, but also of low later cost for operation and maintenance. They want room, comfort, and the ability to stand up under hard conditions. They find that Chevrolet, fully equipped as sold, is d field, and the best value per dollar in the mile less to tell costs them it operate. per neighbors . ab-se- nt one-ha- lf low-price- Prices F. O. B. Flint, Michigan Two Passenger Roadster Five Passenger Touring Two Passenger Utility Coupe Four Passenger Sedanette Five Passenger Sedan Light Delivery SUPERIOR SUPERIOR SUPERIOR SUPERIOR SUPERIOR SUPERIOR $510 525 680 850 860 510 ... ...... 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