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Show giving Jurorfl fees and mileage, "whether "wheth-er sworn or not. p. r. Dyreng. i House bill 17& Prohibiting unauthorised unau-thorised use of namo or picture of public pub-lic building, public official or privato i person, for advertising purposes. By contmittce on manufacture and commerce. com-merce. Senate bill 40 Appropriating $37.35 to Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone company, for telephone services given office of county superintendent of ! schools of Salt Lake county. Carl A. ! Badger, Committee on appropriations and claims; recommended that meas-i meas-i ure be not passed, as It 1 prohibited ' by the state constitution. ! ' Reported for. patage. Senate bill 81 Providing for a goo-logical goo-logical survey of the State of Utah, and making appropriations. Carl A Badger. Appropriations and claims commlttoo recommended that bill be passed without amendments. Senate bill 88 Providing a commission com-mission to provide for the display ol , Utah's resources at the Alaska-Yukon-I Pacific exposition at Seattle. John H. Seely; recommended by appropriation and claims committee. . Carl A- Badger; committee on public ' highways. - ' House bill 145 Relating to the protection pro-tection of motormen and requiring tho use of certain candle power headlights In street cars. By Brlgham Clegs; committee on. public utilities. House bill 179 Relating to the statute sta-tute of limitations. By B. H. Bower; committee on Judiciary; majority and minority report; gone on calendar. House bill 124 Relating to the re- , adjustment of actions and repealing certain laws. By L. L- Baker; com- mlttee on Judiciary. j Senate bill 15C Prohibiting the im- J portatlcm . of unhca4thy cattle. By Hyde; livestock committer. House bill 82 Creating the office of , state veterinary surgeon and livestock live-stock Inspector, and providing against the spread of diseases among livestock. live-stock. By J. W. Porter; committee on livestock. I Senate bill 71 For an Interlocutory and Anal decree in divorce actions and prohibiting the marriage of divorced divorc-ed pereoos. By Carl A. Badger; committee com-mittee on Judiciary. House bill 81 Relating to the owning own-ing and renting of buildings for immoral im-moral purposes. By Claud Y. Russell; committee on Judiciary. House bill 37 Claim of R W. Lund-ley Lund-ley for $100 for horse provided to national na-tional guard. By E. C. Aehton; committee com-mittee on claims. House bill 70 To create a firemen's relief fund and to Increase the efficiency efficien-cy in cities and towns of tht? state. By Brlgham Clegg; committee on Insurance. Insur-ance. House bill 230 Preventing certain abuses in connection with the drilling operation and abandonment of gas or petroleum wells. Bv Francis Nlelson; committee on mines and smelting. Bills Passed. Senate bill 1G5 Amending the law relating to Utah Art Institute and annual an-nual prl2es to be paid for paintings, and making appropriation. W. N. Williams. FOOTBALL TO RECEIVE DEATH BLOW IN UTAH ' i Measure Prohibiting Playing of Game Upon Grounds of Any Public Institution of the State or Organizing of Football Teams in Connection With Any Educational Institution in Utah Senate Accomplishes Big Day's Work Legislature 1 Declines Trip to Bingham Senate bill 174 Amending laws rotating ro-tating to Investment of state funds and their seouritles. J. B. Wilson. House bill 83 Amending laws relating re-lating to privileged communications and tho rights of witnesses, providing provid-ing that hu6band or wifo may testify against each other In certain cases. J. 13. McCracken. Houso bill 84 Amending laws relating re-lating to competency of husband or wifo to testify in certain cases. J. B. McCracken. House bill 47 Amending laws relating re-lating to assessment of property by state board of equalization. By Judiciary Judi-ciary committee. 1 . House bill 80 Amending laws relating relat-ing to names of state normal school, courses of study and scholarships. J. H. Wootton. House bill 74 Extending time for complying with provisions of laws relating re-lating to townsltes. William McMll-lin. McMll-lin. House bill 92 Requirements for teachers' certificates. J. H. Wootton. Woot-ton. House bill 93 Amending laws relating re-lating to school funds and providing for school libraries. J. H. Wootton. House bHl 27 Providing for establishment estab-lishment of engineering experiment station in connection with state school of mines. O L. Thompson. House Joint resolution 6 Proposing amendment to laws relating to limit or Indebtedness of counties, cities, towns and school dl&tricts. By Judiciary committee. com-mittee. House bill 210 Amending laws relating re-lating to disturbing the peace. By Judiciary Ju-diciary committee; substitute for H. B. No. 206. J. B. McCraoken. House bill 91 Amending laws entitled en-titled "Jurors In Justice courts;" by I indigent persons. By P. P. Dyreng; committee on counties. Bills 1 introduced. House bill 252 Relating to the classification clas-sification of cities and amending certain cer-tain .laws. By William Archibald; committee on education. Houso bill 233 Relating to the foes of the clerk of tho municipal court; Judiciary committee; goes on calendar. ' Favorably Reported. Senate Joint resolution Relating to rat of taxation. By A. E. Miller; committee on Judiciary. House bill 124 Relating to the abatement of actions. By L. L. Baker; Bak-er; committee on Judiciary. House Joint resolution 10 Claim for 191.54 by Wayne county for balance of recollected money due. By Volney j King; committee on claims and public pub-lic accounts. Senate bill 66 Relating to divorce proceedings. By Carl A. Badger; committee com-mittee on Judiciary. Senate bill 10G Relating to the width of public and private roads. By Tho most Important ploco ot legislation legis-lation pulled off in tho . lower house yesterday wa the passago of the bill prohibiting the playing of football upon the grounds of any public institution insti-tution of the state or the organizing of football teams in connection with any educational institution in Utah-There Utah-There was quite a littlo discussion of the measure but In tho end .it went through by a vote of 25 to 15. A number num-ber of members took occasion to explain ex-plain .their votes and some strong speeches were made, both for and against the bill. Hugh A. McMlllln ridiculed the idea that the game was dangerous and D. C. Ashton referred to It as a necessary part of college and school life, making for the inculcation incul-cation of manly ideas and generally beneficial to the student bodies. W. S. Hansen, the father of the bill, dealt mainly In figures In his speech in support of the bill. According to Mr. Hansen's information, the average death rate per year as a result of injuries in-juries sustained on the gridiron, was 15, while last year 338 persons were injured in the game. He stated that in many schools and colleges things wore getting to such a pass that students stu-dents neglected their studies for the game and in some coses did not study at all. When It came time for Speaker B. W. Robinson to vote, Mr. Robinson stated that after having -been actively connected with college life, both as student and master, he was convinced that while there might have at one time been ground for such objections to the game, he was convinced that the agitation against it had 'already accomplished the desired result and that hereafter students and teachers would agree that class work came first and football after. He then voted against the passage of the bill. The senate accompllsed an active day's work and a number of other minor measures passed the lower house. A sifting committee consisting consist-ing of Representatives McCracken, McRae, Baker, Holman, White and Allen was appointed by the chair, and today will take charge of all bills ia committee, " The trip to Bingham, scheduled for today, was declined by both houses on account of the amount of work remaining re-maining unfinished and on account of the inclement condition of the weather weath-er in the camp Bills Passed. House bill 177 Organizing and regulating reg-ulating county insurance companies. By W. S. Hanson. House bill 226 Regarding cattle and their uee upon public ranges and repealing certain laws; committee on livestock: substitute for house bill 1. House bill 1(15 Prohibiting the playing play-ing of football by Ptudents upon the grounds of any educational Institution, Insti-tution, and the organization of football foot-ball teams. By W. S. Hansen. Notico of reconsideration given. Houso bill 90 Relating to dispute over county boundary lines. By Volney Vol-ney E. King. 1 Houo bill 204 Relating to tho time during which a bank shall bo responsible respon-sible to depositors for the payment of forged or raised paper. Notice of reconsideration given. Bills Killed. Senate bill 70 To punish derroga-tory derroga-tory statements concerning the standing stand-ing of banks or banking institution. By Herschell Bui Ion, Jr. House bill 180 Relating to poll tax. By B. N. Power. House bill 185 Relating to validating validat-ing certain irregularities In the filing of articles, of Incorporations. By William Wil-liam Archibald. Houso bill 13G Providing that no action can be maintained over property prop-erty not assessed for taxation. By J. W. Porter. Committee on Judiciary. House bill 15S Relating to actions by and against executors and administrators. admin-istrators. By E. C. Ashton. Senate bill 176 Relating to cattle on public ranges. By Wilson; committee com-mittee ou livestock. House bill 170 Providing for tho licensing of Surveyors. By William Archibald. Senate bill 15 Relating to assignments. assign-ments. By Benner X. Smith; committee commit-tee on Judiciary. House bill 189 Amending certain laws. By H. A. McMlllln. House hill 197 Relating to the suspension sus-pension of the payment of taxes by |
