The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-06-25

associations acquiring or holding
property in any Territory OF the
United States in excess of the
amount limited by law, the court
before which such procee' ing may
be instituted shall have power in
summary way to compel the pro-
duction o. all books, records, papers,
and documents Of or belonging to
any tru tee or person holding or
controlling or managing property in
which such corporation may have
any right, title, or interest what
ever.
Sec. Is. That the laws of the
Ii gislative Assembly OF the Terri
tory of Utah, or of the sO-called
government of the Sta'e of Desslet.
creating, organizing, amending, or
continuing the cOrpora ton or assO-
citation called the Perpetual Emi
grazing Fund Company are hereby
disappr Jved and annu,le and il
shall L OF be lawful for he Legi la
tive Assembly OF the Territory of
Utah to create, organize, or III any
manner recognize my corporation
or association for the purpose OF or
operating to accomplish tn bring
ing of persons into the said rerri
tory for any purpose whatsoever.
Sec. 16. That it shall be the duty
of the A torney- General Of the
United States to cause such p oeeed-
ings TO be taken In the Supreme
Court of the Territory OF Utah a.
shall be proper to dissolve the ssid
corporation and pay the debts and
to dispose Of the property and assets
thereof according to law. Said prop
erty and assets in excess of the
debts and the amount Of any
lawful claims established by the
court against the same, Shall escheat
to the United States, and shall be
taken, invested, and disposed OF by
the Secretary of The Interior, under
the direction OF the President of the
United States, for the benefit Of the
common schools in said Territory.
Sec. 17.-Thai the existing cleo
ton districts and appointments OF
representation concerning the mem
bers of the Legislative Assembly Of
the Territory OF Utah are hereby
abolished; and it shall be the duty
of the Governor, Territorial Secre-
taIy and the United States judges
in said Territory forthwith TO re.
district said Territory, and sppor-
ton representation in the same in
such manner as TO provide, as nearly
as may be, for an equal representa-
ton Of the people excepting Indiana
not taxed), being citiZe OF the
United States, according to mum
bers, in sad Legislative Assembly,
and to the numOer of members Of
the council and house OF representa-
tives, resp, ctlvely, as now estabs
lished by law; and record of the
establishment OF such new districts
and the appOrtionment OF represents
alton thereto stall be made in the
office Of the secretary Of said Terri
tory, and such establishment and
rep, esentation shall continue until
Congress shall otherwise provide
and no per ons other than citizens
Of the United States otherwise
qualif ID shall be entitled to vote at
any election IN said Territory.
Sec. Is. That the provisions o
section nine OF said act. approved
March twenty>second, eighteen
hundred and eighty-twO, in regard
to registration and election officers,
and the registration Of voters, and
the conduct of elections. and the
powers and duties of the board
therein mentioned, shall continue
and remain operative until the pro-
visions and laws therein referred to
be made ami enacted by the Legis-
lative Assembly Of said Territory OF
Utah shall have been made and en-
acted by said ssembly and shall
have been approved by Congress.
Sec. 10. That whoever commits
adultery shall be punished by i'm
priSonment in the penitentiary not
exceeding three years; and when
the acS is committed between a mar
ried woman and man who is IN.
msrried, both parties to such act
shall be deem I'd guilty Of adultery :;
and when such act is committed be-
tween a married man and a woman
who is unmarried, the man shall be
deemed guilty of adultery.
Sec. 20. That If an unmarried man
or woman commits fOrnication, each
Of them shah be punished by I'M
prisonment not exceeding six
months, or by fine not exceeding
one hundred dollars.
Sec. 81. That commissioners ap-
pointed by the Supreme Court and
District Courts in the Territory of
Utah ehan possess and may exercise
all the powers and jurisdiction that
are or may be possessed or exercised
by justices Of the peaee in said Fer
rit0ry under the laws thereof, and
the same powers conferred by law
on commissioners appointed by Cir
cult Courts Of the United States.
Sec. %. That the marshal OF said
Territory Of Utah, and his deputies,
shall possess and may exercise ali
the powers in executing all the laws
OF the United States possessed and
exercised by sheriffs and their depu.
ties as peace officers, and each Of
them shsll canse al offenders
against the law, IL bis view, to enter
into Teeognizancs to keep the pace
and TO appear at the next term Of
court having jurisdiction Of the
case, and to commit to jail in case
of Hailuro IN oiuo aroh rponODivanno