Salt Lake Telegram | 1921-02-13 | Page 5 | Five Weeks' Work of Legislature Reviewed

EIVHEEKSM'ORK . OF LEGISLATURE REVIEWED Governor to Get Administrative Adminis-trative Finance Measures . Early Next Week Five weeks of the present session of the legislature, have passed and the work executed hss been the enactment Into laws of ten measures which have been signed by the governor, while thirty bills, resolutions and memorials have been passed. All of the administrative measures, which provide for a change In th method of handling the finances of the state, have tpassed both house and ' are now in the hands of the engrossing snd enrolling committee and will be transmitted to the governor early the coming week. - Tomorrow the Bouthwlck antl-clgsrette antl-clgsrette bill Is promised by th committee com-mittee on manufactures and commerce to be reported to the house and the indications in-dications are that it will be tne caus of a pyrotechnic verbal display. MERRY TIME PROMI8ED. The committee Is reticent about what conclusion haa been reached on the Hoiithwlrk measure or whether the committee will report a rewritten bill, but a right merry time is promised when the measure comes befor the house for action. The administrative measures are senate bills, all havelng been Introduced Intro-duced by Senator Petera of Box Elder county, and they are numbered 20, 21, 22. 23. 24. 27. 2 and 30. Here Is a list of the bills which have been acted upon and which have either been approved or are on the way for the signature of th executive. SENATE KILLS. 8. B. 1 Appropriating 135.000 for expense ex-pense of legislature; signed by governor. gov-ernor. H. II. 4. Dern Relating to th sale of state lands. 8. B. 7, Jenkins To create state real estate department. H. B. 13, by the Judiciary committee To penalize unauthorised us of Insignia In-signia of organlzttions of veterans. S. B. IS. Tebbe Liquidation and suspension sus-pension of banks. H. B. 20, Peters Creating state department de-partment of finance and purchase. H. B. :i. Peters Duties of the secretary sec-retary of state. 8. B. 22. Peters Examination of Insurance In-surance companies. 8. II. 23, Peters Duties of state auditor audi-tor regarding claims. 8. B. 24. l'eters Approval of claims by stste board of examiner. 8. B. 27. Peters Kxpenses of commissioner com-missioner of Indian war records. j 8. B. 21, l'eters Authority and I power of commissioner of Immigration, I labor and ststistics. j 8. B. 30, Peters Apsrtments. sta - tlonery and rlerical assistance of state board of heslth. f HOUSE BILLS. , H. B. 4. Ivers Relating to county I Incurring indebtednews; slirncd, - by ' governor. - H. R McHhnne Apportioning taxes collected on transient livestock. H. B. 7, McKhane AbolUhing atate publicity and development board; signed by governor. H. It. 11. Douglas Abolishing office of-fice of director of AmertcaniBatlnn. H. B. 12. Douglas Abolishing office of-fice of high school Inspector; signed by governor. H. B. IC, Mills Relating to storage of powder at metalliferous mines: signed by governor. 4 IL B. 1, 8. W. Morrison Abolishing Abolish-ing board of park commissioners. H. B. 20. Heegmiller Increasing state school tax levy. H. B. il, Seeg miller Authorising K '