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Show DOZEN BILLS TO BE DISPOSED 0P Last Measure Passed in Sen ate Except Under Suspension Suspen-sion of Rules SALT LAKEj March S. -The Ftah senate yesterdsy passed to 'he house four senate measures, including ihe department ol agricultural bills They are ihe la.t i hat will he transmitted, except under suspension of the rules, and ai any rate completing ihe senate slale to dale While ahoul a dozen senate bills remain thai have neither been passed not killed in the senate, all are In "he leihal chambers of Ihe senate commlltre rooms In spite of Ihe repeated warnings of President Thong" F McKay thai yesterday was the last day for the passage of senate hills FIVE RETURNED Five house hills were returned to ihe house, and the senate killed as many measures, one ol them being a resolution pr .p. ina a onsl it ut ional amendment The senate Btarta bust ri' S8 this morning with eleven houso bills on Hie second reading calendar and three on ihe third reading The interest of yesterdav centered in the senate's action on House hill 118, by Representative vers, proposing propos-ing a new form ol government for Sail Lake. There was a full gallery and a large number of houso members were on the senate floor when the debate de-bate was In progress during tho afternoon aft-ernoon When the motion by Senator Edward Southwick to strike the enacting enact-ing clause from the Ivers bill had carried car-ried by a good, loud chorus of ayes." opposed only by a few scattered and rather feeble "nav" votes. Ihe house members filed out. Soon reports began be-gan to trickle back to the senate of Nummary action on (he pari of the house by the -uik-ing of the enacting I clauses from several senale measures. DEBATE SLOW. The senate spent much time in read-j read-j ing the Ivers bill and still more time j Irving to assimilate the mass of house amendments which greatly changed the tenor of the bill from the lorm in which It was introduced. When the measure had reached the debating stage, debate was rather slow to begin. be-gin. Senator W II. Smart stepped into the breach by saying that Salt Lake, as the stale capital, is a state ciiy rather than a local one, and therefore representatives of the counties take an active interest in how it is gov- erned. CAREY BILL KILLED There was little discussion of ihe bills on third reading yesterday The Carey bill, designed to permit counties coun-ties to sell iheli equities in lands on which taxes became delinquent, was killed by a vote of six to nine, with three absent Voting for the measure were senators (leorge II. Iern. Harrison Harri-son E. Jenkins. Anionic: ii 11 Kinney, J. W Peters, W. II Smart and President Presi-dent Thomas E MeKa Against the bill were Senators Itu fus Adams. Orlando Bradley, Perry B. Fuller, Elizabeth Hayward. U T. Jones, W. T Lamph, Edward South wick Henrv N Standish and H 0. Tebbs. Absent and Hot voting were Sena-' tors i.iid Jenson, J William Knight and Joseph tuinnev, Jr. There was no particular date on the: Dern bill to take from cities the pow-l er of declaring that removal of ciiv garbage may be let by exclusive contact con-tact It secured the necessary ten voles of a constitutional majority In the senate, and no more. Senators I lay ward. Fuller, Jenson. Jenkins and Smart voting against ihe hill Sena lors Jones. Knight and Quinnev vre absent. The agricultural bill was psssed aft ei Senator Southwick had introduced jan amendment making "cases" rather than causes' of Infectious disease among livestock subject for investigation investiga-tion under the duties of the board ofi . . . rii-uliure Senator Jenkins' motion in have the slate pav the premium on the $10,000 bond oj the commissioner oi agriculture was defeated on a tie vote. PAKAGE LABELING DEFINED Theie was some discussion over the bill covering packages of fruits, vegetables vege-tables and seeds, since one proviso Was that the par kei tnighi label the variety of the Contents as "unknown." j This was first amended out ol tb,e bill j entirely by Senator Jones, but afterwards after-wards the bill was reinstated long enough to leave the provision in as pertaining to fruits and vegetables The bill now leaves it up to the pack er to describe the seeds he Is selllug. Senator Peters explained the provi lion that the duties of the secretary of the slate securities commission iball be combined with some other state office, is covered In another bill, and for that reason the adverse repon on the Howell bill, to give these duties i i the corporations clerk In the office of Bsoretar) ql state va.- adopted, and the bill killed. Senator Dern opposed repealing the soldier settlement act, passed by the 1919 legislature. Which t irrled a bond j issue of 11,000,000. He pointed lo the possibility ot federal legislation Of I winch the siale might lake advantage, and explainer) (he .lews ot W. It. Wal lace and former Governor William Spry on this point Senator Jones explained ex-plained that this was being cared fori In another way, following a meeting In the governor's office, and the Da) bill was allowed to remain on the calendar, cal-endar, pending development. The nes house bill to care for the situation i came, into the -emue late in the after noon. I i ue ociiui'i joiu' n-.iuiuiiuii, niu(iuci- I ing a constitutional amendment to ; permit county treasurers to take office .April 1, instead of the first Mondavi i in January, was defeated, n the plea jthat It was not worth the $3500 It I would cost the state in advertising the ! amendment The purpose was to enable en-able county treasurers to get their books in shape before leaving office. Instead Of leaving them iu tho middle of a busy period Senator Southwick wielded the axe which struck the head off the A W Morrison bill, requiring that Ihe land commissioner shouM file patents with the countv recorder of the county In which land purchased from the slate was situated TIM Utah county sena tor said that the state is already amply am-ply protected, that tho patents might fee lost, or might be In error, and that the purchaser of the lands should have th right to correct the error bo-lore bo-lore an,v filing waa made. ' A UTAH HOUSE. Monday, March t Fifty-seventh dav BILLS INTRODUCED. II C U CailNtir- l rglng DtStl ronjprs)Qpal detention lo secure early paaasse of tdi i" further sAsure title lo land granted iiie bhvstuI Mat.- in place, in aid of public schools. it B 242. noiigiAs Providing for iMUence and disposal of state Ponds and appropriating proceeds of sale fori purposes authorised for I'mu Miidieri settlement act. introdu''l by unavl-l mouM consent and passed under BUS-1 i-nsion nf rules Ay.f . alijinl 3 ACTION ON BILLS ii c. Mi S, Calllster- t'rci is early. I COngreSeloSSl ro Hon on bill plvlne ' stairs title to land I'asse.l under suspension of rules, ayes '"', absent 17. 1 II B 1 77. rav lirslK idling Hate ini Passed, Ayes nbmf ?o ii B in:,, Beegmiller- Automobile license an i registration Mouse r" fuses lo COn I IIT 'n ynia'c P ni'-niloi' ii 1 1 ii B "'. Boderberg- Changins advance ad-vance .'ite for announcement of ean- illd.e ( In BChOol Leant fl. -lions. Pa-ss-eil Aves 29: nays Jt, ulsent IB. ii B 170. Soderberg Making definite defi-nite date for filing of certificates of nriinlriM ' Ions ly u nrl Ids t raxsed Aves 8S: navs 2; absent 19 H ft ISfi. i-lnwsnn Prohlhltlnit branding of manufactured fionn as fftsh products wlipn tnev ar not SUCtl nroduets. Passed, Ayes St; obsrnt 10 II H. 91. Iav Is Providing for e-tabllshmeni e-tabllshmeni of Bpeelal srhools and elaesea for iiHinriurnts Passed. Ayes 31: al'scnt 18, ir.- b. 17H education committee Pertaining lo adoption of textbooks. House concurs In sennt amendmnt III finallv pned and snt to en-rolllnir en-rolllnir and ngrnsslnir comtolttee. IT B 161. committor on education Pertaining tfi textbook commission. Mouse concurs In venal amendments. Idll finallv paMed and sent to en-rolllng en-rolllng and cnrrnlnB oommi'te. If B. 15, Stenhene Juvenile court liandlinr ca.. of truants. Sinned by ernor If. B S2. CleirR ProMbltlur tescli-Ir.c: tescli-Ir.c: Of rrlljclon In schools. Signed by jjovrrnor. I f. P. Ill, BwenSOn Flxlnc powers -.f )a n1 eommlseloiwrs relative to In-unilatrd In-unilatrd lands. FfoUSS OOnOUrS Ifl senate sen-ate amnrlnirnls. bill finally passed ami snt to cnrulhnf: and rnicTOssInc commutes II It :.. S W Morrison. Jr. Authorising portrait of former Gov-ernor Gov-ernor Banibererr To enrolling and cnTosslnjr committee If B B, Whltnmrs AatherislnS : Idltlonal uidce In Seventh Judicial .llMri.-i To enrollfni arid rngrosslns committee. H. B. 101, committee on rdulatlon Belatlpe t0 architects for school build-Inns build-Inns 1Ihih concurs in snali amend ments. bill finallv passed and sent to enrolling and f nerosslnc committee. IT B. 116. Swenson Increasing salaries sala-ries of certain county officials Re-p. Re-p. ted. luit ri" onsMrd by unanimous consent and pas-sed Ayes 2; nays 1 1 1 absent 7 II B. 222. Qulnney Rel.lllnc tn re-ventlon re-ventlon of fraud In sale of securities I i I ,,s .16; a 1. sent n, ir. B, i'V i vers creating rcvoiving fund of ir.0.000 for survey of nubile lands .f .tate Passed Ayes 30. absent ab-sent 17. If. B. 202. Plavvson Vpnropt latinu' $1000 for ourcbase of motion -picture films of Mlth field artillery and former for-mer covernor of stote. Passed. Aes na'-s 1 : atsent 8. it B. s? Psterson Anoropr latins t Jim fir Indian war medals PSSSCd A j ''s R6 ; absent 12. ii B 113 Peterson Appropriatli ' 110,000 to mark craves of person.v kI'I-ed kI'I-ed In Indian wars. Amount reduced to Satin and bill passed. Aves .17; navs 2: absent S H. B. 1M. Stenhens APirr.oritilnj $126.7.'i for reimbursement of Summit Sum-mit countv. Passed. Ayo-s 37; nay 1, absent 9. It. B 135 Culllsler Pnllce pension bill Passed Ave .U absent 12 if. b f6. ivers Appropriating J,r3 -7.'. for sap ijike Improperly paid into slate treasury Passed. Ayes 3S, ati- sen U. H B 227. Pouclas Approorls I Inc I I I foi -i.l.li-v bonus. BIH killed , wh'Mi ennciip-: clause stricken. If B. 1K0 S. V. Morrison. Jr. L're-alinu L're-alinu coinmlssfrm to in vest igate and report on plication revising system of taxation Passed Aves 3f. nays 2. ahssnl 10. H, B 211. Knleht Creating w.iiir storage segecistlOII a"d arlvisorv beard Passed. AyeS 30; nas 7. ab- .-.elit 10 The following bills were Killed 1 adoption "f adverse reports made by th slfilnir committee. If. B. IS. H7. 7.2 102. 103. 110 IIT,. 121 I2t, 134, 140. Mt, fit, ISA K.n. I 16i. 172. 173. 17.".. 1R2. 1S5. 118 IRS. 191. 12. 193. lit. 19.-.. 1V 800. 201. 106. 212 I : :m 117 B20 221. 23. 232, If. J. K 3 nnd If. t R. 4. UTAH SENATE Monday, March 7. fip -seventh dT. ACTION ON BILLS S B 3. Puller Barbers Transmuted Transmu-ted to governor. II. B 27. SiMlerberg Pare of cemetery ceme-tery lots. .Signed bv president tl B i'2, Win d Americanization srhonls. Signed bv president. B. B -I3. Bradloy Vetr rlnarlans Transmitted to governor. If B 209 livestock committee--Bonnttes and scaViles. Passed; ayes It. absent t H B 57 Winder -Municipal bondu may extend over forty years. Pa?ed; I a ev 14; absent t ! II B. 112. .lort;ensen Sale of elate I lands under Piute iiroject Passed. I a es 14; a t.seiil t 11 B. 94 l'inllnson- . Millard and Si- ler countv boundaries. Passed; ayes 14): absent 1. f". II v2 I lern lat Ivsce Passed, laves 10; nays f; absent I, S. B 121. Qllfnnes -State department depart-ment ef agriculture Passed; aves 1C; I ,. u . . S. B. 122. Quinnev Closed paekaitrs i r.f fruits. vetjefables and seeds 'Amended and passed tecond resdlnn; gyei 16, absent g P.ules suspended, anil bill passed; aves 16; absent 2 Action reconsidered, further amend-, amend-, men! made, and bill repassed, lives 16; absent 3. S B 123. Qulnney Weights and measures. Passed second reading ayes 1 j .il.seut 2 Rules suspended and bill passed ayes 16' absent 2. ii b 2fi DouglasPolygamy and similar charges may Initiate In justlcn courls. Action deferred until afternoon, after-noon, when bill passed second reading, ayes 16; nay 1; absent 1 II. B 168,' Douglas Sale of rest estate, es-tate, deeded lo counties Action de-I de-I ferred until copies of bill were fnr- nlsbed Bin passed second reading at i afternoon session; ayes IS Rules suspended sus-pended and bill passed aye IS. I H. B. 141 BoSerberg Appointment of ntv court Judges pro tem. Passed second rending; nves l&; absent 3 IT B 150, A W. Morrison Requlr-! , Ing land ommlssloner to file with county recorder patents lo state land ! , Enacting clause strlrkan It. B. 132 Douglas Issuance of I checks with Insufficient funds a fel-, fel-, onv Passed seognd reading; aves IS. If. B. 105. Seegnilller Automobile II-' II-' cense bill House refuses to Concur 1 1" I -'Tidle riK-edes from n mendinen I - ; 1 1 B no 8oderberc Time of riling I tif.mlnnllons of candidate Publl. affairs. af-fairs. If B 190. Parker Condensed sklm-i sklm-i med milk. Commerce and Industry VI. C. M. 5, Calllster School land titles. Public affairs. H B 16 . Soderberg -Election r.f I - 1 ool boards Bduoatlon II i; ); t'lawson False branding: m TiMh iiacMircu gofi- i ornmorLe. and Industry. 8, B "7. Qulnney Architecture. rrHnsoiltted to governor. II It. ITT Dai State free Public affairs. '1 B 151 h 'rtnn-Boundaries or, , .and on navigable lakes and stream. .Imllclsrv. S B .ii Jone Dentists Transmuted Transmu-ted to governor 6. B. 41, Knlgbt Optometry. Transmitted Trans-mitted to governor. 8. B. 36 Tsbbs Accountants rranamitted to governor. B P f, Peters Spe-lal improvement improve-ment bonds Transmitted to srovor-nor. srovor-nor. bypre'sldont Signed H V .2'S1!R,M-Authoring Issue Is-sue of $250 000 bonds for cooperation vvitb federal government In' sold lor settlement. BL B. 162. Calllster Corporations need not apeclfy par value, of stock Judiciary S'.B..79'. Peler Special Improvement Improve-ment districts. Senate adopts conference con-ference report concurring fn nouns amendments p.111 repassed V . eS it absent t si |
