The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-02-07

tory in relation to attachments, was
brought up, and after the usual pre-
liminaries passed. 1t is as follows:
SECTION 1. Be IL enacted blythe Governor
| and Legislative Assembly of the Territory OF
| Utah: That section 40 of an act entitled
An Act revising the Code ofCiv1l Procedure
| OF Utah Territory, approved March 18th,
1854, be and is hereby amended by repeating
all after the word ceases" in the sixth line
OF said section. and enacting In lieu thereof
the following: In an action upon Judg-
ment or upon contract. express or i'm
piled. which is not secured by any mortgage
or lieu upon real or pei sonal property situate
or being In this Territory, or II originally
80 secured when such security has, without
any act of the plaintiff or of the person to
whom the security was given become
valueless against defendant who.
LIST. Is not residing in this Territory; or.
I'd. Stands in defiance of an officer or
conceals himself so that process cannot be
served upon him: or,
Sd. Has assigned, disposed of or II.
cealed or Is, about to assign, dispose of
or conceal any of his property with intent
to defraud his creditors; or,
4th. las departed or is about to depart
from the Territory to the injury OF his
creditors: or,
9Th. Fraudulently contracted the debt
or incurred the obligation respecting which
the action is brought; ProUfded, That here
after in the cases mentioned in Sub.
divisions 3, 4 and of this section, the cause
OF action shall be deemed to have accrued
and the debt or obligation to be due, auy
agreement of the parties to the contrary
Notwithstanding.
THE UNIVERSITY VISIT.
Mr.. MoYLB, by permission. then in
troduced a concurrent resolution. ao-
cepting the Invitation of Or. J. r. Park
TO visit the University, and naming the
0th, at PM, as the day and hour.
THE D. A. & NJ. SOCIETY. u.
Mr.. HATCH offered a resolution in.
stfucting the committee on manu-
facture to inquire into the present
status and condition of the
Deseret Agricultural and Manufactur-
ing Society, and report their finding to
the Houss at an early date.
THE BARB WIRE FENCE BILL.
II. f. 81. Montgomery's bill for an
act in relation to barb wire fences, came
up on its second reading, was slightly
amended, and passed to its third read
ing.
90 OTHER BILLS CONSIDERED.
H. f. II, bill for an act amending
sections 81, 80 and SO, of chapter 9 of an
act revising the proceedings in Justices
courts, and providing for appeals to
district courts in criminal cases, ap-
proved March 10, 1854 was read the
second time, and some amendments
made.
II. F. "a, a bill for an act to prevent
crimes against the elective franchise, as
amended and as reported back from the
Judiciary committee, was considered,
the amendments of the committee be
ing adopted, and passed for its third
reading.
H. f. 40, Thurman's bill for an act
concerning county recorders and defin-
ing their duties, was the next bill up
for discussion.
MIR. KING moved'to amend by strik-
ing out section 3, WHICH reads: The
county recorders shall hot be required
to permit examination of the records in
their custody, for the purpose of max
ing abstracts of title of the whole of
records by private persons for purposes
of emolument or gain; but all persons
interested in particular titles shall at all
proper business hours have free access
to said records" He was opposed to
any such monopoly as this would
give the county recorders of the Terri
tory. He did not think it was in the
interests of good government, and
should not obtain. Z
Mr.. ALLEN supported Mr.. King.
Mr.. MoYLE was in favor of the bill,
quoting several statements made to
him by parties on the outside concern
ing the beauties of the bill under dis
cussion.
Without further action. the House.
at Is adjourned.