Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-02-18
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February Il

February Il, . pm.
Substitute 20 -. 2. ~. came nj
for third reading on motion o. fss5
an, who stated that ali the member,
Of the Council were now present.
The bill Is herewith Inserted: A
Till prohibiting the selling, giving
or furnishing Of tobacco, opium OF
other narcotics in any form to min,
ors, aud Prohibiting the use Of the
same by minors.
! SECTION /: BE Il enacted by Xe
S0reTnOr and Legislature .ASssugLt
I Of fhs Territory, Of Utah: That II
shall be unlaEfal for any person In
this Territory TO sell, give or fur.
nish any cigar. cigarette or tobacco
in any form, opium or any other
narcotic in any form, TO any minor
under eighteen (lsl years Of age.
Ii shall he unlawful for any such
minor to use any cigar, cigarette OF
tobacco, or opium or other narcotic
in any form, except as provided in
section Of this act.
SEC. .. \ violation Of any nm
vision OF this act shall constitute a
misden1earOF, any person. except a
minor, found guilty thereof shall be
fined in any sum not less than ten
lSlOl dollars, nor exceeding one
hundred tslO0) for each aud every
such ofiense. Any minor convict
eli of the using, sale, giving. or fur
nishing OF any such narcotic shall
he fined in any sum not LEES than
five ls5) dollars.
SEC. 3. The provisions Of this
act shall not apply to the use, sale,
giving or furnishing OF any narcotic
made upon the prescription Of n
physician.
Benner moved 10 strike out the
second section.
Richards stated, in his opinion. if
that section was stricken out the hill
would be wholly imperative. II no
restriction could lie placed upon the
young offender and compel him to
testify where he got his tobacco he
would withdraw his support from
the bill.
Benner considered it too severe.
Booth was in favor Of passing the
bill as IL now read.
Bryan also offered an argument
in favor of its passage.
The motion 10 strike out section
was lost.
On motion of Booth the bill passed.
all members voting for its passage
except Benner and Olsen.
y message from the House stated
that II. +. Il, concerning convey
ances, had been passed and was
forwarded 20 the Council for its a.
lion,
Committee on Judiciary.
Richards introduced c. +. So, re-
latIng to fugiiives from justice.
Committee on Judiciary.
SEC. SEA. The Governor of this |
Territory may in any case when |
any person is charged therein with /
.elony or other crime against the /
avs Of this Territory, who shall flee /
rom justice, or be in any State, or
lther Territory, Of foreign jurisdic- |
ion, demand from the executive
authority Of any State, or other Ter
-itOry, or from the executive OF any 1
Orelgn government the surrender /
o the authorities Of this Territory
" such fugitive from Justice, who
has been found and arrested in such
state, or other Territory Of foreign
and the accounts for
he necessary expense and lawful
ees ofagents appointed 10y the Gov
'rnor TO bring back such fugitive,
verified by the oath Of
uch agents, and certified by the
Governor rs being TO the best Of his
knowledge and Information correct
nd true, shall be audited by the
uditor Of public accounts and paid
mt Of the treasury Of this Territory.
committee ON judiciary.
Richards also introduced G. F. IS,
elating TO the classification, incor-
Grafton and government Of cities.
on municipal corparl-
ions and towns.
4 written invitation was received
rom Edward Benner, principal Of
he manual training department Of
be Salt Lake Academy, requesting
he members Of the Council TO visit
nat institution between three and
We O'Clock p. M, ON Thursday
ext Accepted.
Adjourned.
February is, pm.
y message was read from his TX
cheney tile Governor stating that
:. f.. IS. relating to county and pre-
met officers. was returned disap-
rOved. The bill and accompanying
lmmunication were referred to com
littee on Judiciary.
Committee or Judiciary reported
niavorably on II. T. 81, relating to
re adoption OF children, and Of
red substitute in lieu Of the orig
lal bill. Adopted.
Richards introduced G. +. So. re-
Iting to bonds Of guardians. Com
iittee on judiciary.
Committee on municipal corpora
ons and towns reported favOTably |
II substitute TO c. +. %, relating to
ne organization OF towns. Adopte,i.
Richards introduced two other
ills. G. +. 81 and c. +. -. The
lrmer related to justicrs' courts,
nj tie latter to the division OF
states. Committee on judiciary.
Barton introduced CT. 80. provid-
IS that in ordinary eases Of general
nancy, from month TO month, .on
city or town property, UNI
- otherwise specially agreed in
'riting, between the parties, the
nancy may be terminated by
ther party 10y written notice TO !
he other party, not less than fifteen /
avs. Committee ON judiciary.