Legislature Opens Week With Rules Change and Debates
The fifteenth Utah legislature enters its second week as leaders pledge to limit bills and finish within the legal 60 days. A rule change prevents post forty day introductions. hearings and committee work tighten oversight while debates touch taxes public utilities and nepotism bans amid a governor reception for 2000 attendees.
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Utah Agricultural College
Logan
Chamber of Commerce of
Public Utilities Commission
Senate
St. George
Washingto County
Clur
John A. Widstoe
R. &. .Caldwell
House of Representatives
L.epenchaw
Salt Lake
Charia TR Mabey Wednnesday
Isurance
Charles Smith
Insurance Men’s Legislative Committee
Sposesmar
Hdg
Irvine
Sircraft
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National Committee
Legislative action on Utah bills and bills notices
Senate and House action lists multiple bills across topics including taxation, health, public affairs, commerce, and education. Notable items include tax notice stamping requirement, abatement of taxes on feeder livestock, and Utah river compact. Several measures advance to third reading calendar or committee, with numerous votes and absent tallies noted.
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Senate
Tebbs
Candland
Committee On Agriculture
Jenkins
Congress
Committee On Commerce and Industry
Dixon
Judiciary
Committee On Public Affairs
Candyland
Dixon—Utah Tuberculosis Research Association
Irvine
Uniform Aeronautics Law
Winder
Irvine—Immigration Commission
Wirschi
Warnick
House
Constantine
Utah
Judiciary Committee
Colorado River
Agtsa
Peters
Atwood—Cooperative Marketing
Morley
S. B
Dixon—Utah Tuberculosis Research Commission
Commerce and Industry
Utah Law Bills Highlight Busy Utah Legislature Week
Utah lawmakers moved through a heavy week of committee work and floor votes. Key items included a state fire marshal bill, inheritance tax clarifications, and tougher penalties for bandits. The session also debated repeal of the public utilities commission and considered the Colorado River compact.
House Bill Actions Report in Duchesne County Session
A chaotic roll of House and Senate bills shows Hollenback measures defeated or sent to committees while Constantine and Dunyon bills progress with mixed outcomes. Notable items include bridge appropriation, school district separations, architect employment powers, and a memorial urging commissions on silver and foreign relations.
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Hollenback
Lake Fork River
Duchesne County
Bill Isla
Constantine
Hollenbeck
House Jont Memorial
Dunon
Howe Elt
Judiciary Committee
House Joint Memorial
Dunyon—Memorial
Ver Moton
Senate
Candland
House
Jon
Majority Judiciary
Ancerings
Mining and Beee
Elections Committee
Mozley
Atwood Co. Operative Marketing Association
Agriculture Committee
Preservation ideas for decaying sandstone proposed
Two methods proposed to halt sandstone decay include applying alcohol and silica based chemicals followed by a coating of oxidey compounds. Lime wash is also cited as effective for forming a protective surface on rotten sandstone.
Dodgy OCR Fragment and Nameless Clergy Remark
Fragmentary OCR text discusses a clergyman and a parson with odd spellings. It mentions pronunciation quirks and a public figure or town context but lacks clear names, dates, or events to identify specifics. The readable portion centers on a religious official and language quirks in a historical setting.
Misfortunes and the Fruit of Philosophy
A compact paraphrase of Stoic thought suggests misfortune cannot be avoided yet its sting can be tempered. The idea, attributed to Seneca, frames hardship as a chance to temper life through philosophy and rational contemplation.
Fragmentary Note on Ming In Un Cartier Adventure
Fragmentary OCR text describes a supposed Ming era venture where an “adventares” or conqueror demanded reparations and walked in to help himself. The lines suggest a discussion of old paper value and dividends from selling old bills, with unclear context and many misspellings.
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Ming
Aerial arms doubt lingers among European militarists
The distorted text hints at belief a study once claimed to solve aerial no but doubt remains if any nation will fund future war efforts. It suggests uncertainty about whether there will be a next war and whether authorities can be induced to finance it.
BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS INTRODUCED IN SENATE AND HOUSE
A long list of bills and resolutions introduced in both chambers covers topics from county assessors salaries to insurance agent qualifications and tax laws. Several measures propose changes to public affairs, taxation, education, and licensing, with committee referrals and readings noted.
Action on Bills in Senate SB 15 and SB 11
The report notes bills SB 15 led by Hirschi on repeal and SB 11 tied to Candland and Landg in the office. The text records ages 13, a payment of 5, and absentee counts 2 for the session.
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Senate
Hirschi
Candland
tLandg
House Debates Tax Sale Property Delinquency Bill
The House shows action on bills including H B 4 by Hollenbeck for sale of property for delinquent taxes with 52 nays and 3 ayes. Pettit’s H B 25 demands American citizenship for teal mine bosses and fire bosses with 64 ayes and 1 nay. Nylar’s H B 41 proposes district attorney clerks with 419 ayes.
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Hollenbeck
Cindland
Nylor
Ayay
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