The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-07-13

tuition for the blind, one hundred thousanC
| acres; Tor a miners hospital for dis lb,ec
miners, fifty thousand acres The Unitet
states penitentiary near Salt Lake city
| ana all lands and appurtenances connect
| ed herewith are set apart and reserved
| taerefor are hereby granted to the state
| of Utah.
The said state of Utah shall not be en-
titled to any further or other grants o.
Iana Ior any purpose than as expressly
provided in this act; and the lands granted
by this section Shall be held, appropriated
ana disposed of exclusively for the pur
poses herein mentioned in such name,
as the legislature of the state may pro
Sec. Is. That all land granted in guam
uty or as indemnity by this act shall b;
selecteq under the. direction of the secre-
priated public lands of the United State
within the limits of said state of Utah.
Judicial District.
Sec. l4.-That the state of Utah shall
constitute one judicial district. which
shall be called the district of titan, and
s she II circuit ha and district courts thereof
5 I: the time being. The judge of said
district shall receive a yearly salary Of
nYe thousand dollars, payable monthly,
anu !, shaL reside in his district. There
snah be appointed clerks of SAID ,.oults,
VINO shalI keep their offices at the capital
Oh SAID state. There shall be appointed
Tor sa1d district one district judge, one
l.
States marshal The regular terms of
sad courts shall be held at the place
aforesaid on the first Monday in April
ana the first Monday in November Of
district of Utah shall be attached to the
eighth judicial circuit and only ore
grana Jury and one petit jury shall be
summoned in both said courts.
Sec. 15.-That the circuit and district
courts for the district of Utah and the
Judges thereof, respectively, shall possess
the same. powers and jurisdiction and
perform the same duties possessed and
required to be performed by the other
circuit and district courts and judges of
the United States, and shall be governed
by the same laws and regulations
Sec: lO'@That the marshal, district at
district courts of said district of Utah
and all other officers and other persons
performing duty in the administration of
justice therein, shall severally possess
FULLY possessed and required to be per-
formed by similar officers in other dis
triets, of the United States, and shall,
for the services they may perform, re-
ceive the same fees and compensation al
lowed by law to other similar officers and
persons performing similar duties.
Sec. L-That the convention herein
provided for shall have the power to
provide, by ordinance, for the transfer
of actions, cases, proceedings, and mat
tiers pending in the supreme or district
courts of the territory of Utah at the
time of the admission of the said state
into the Union, to such courts as shall
be established under the constitution to
be thus formed, or to the circuit or dis
trict court of the United States for the
district of Utah; and no Indictment, ac-
ton, or proceeding shall abate, by rea-
son of any change in the courts, but
shall be proceeded with in the state or
United States courts according to the
laws thereof, respectively That all cases
Of appeal or writ of error heretofore
prosecuted and now pending in the Su-
preme Court of the United States upon
the territory, or that may hereafter be
lawfully prosecuted upon any record
from said court, may be heard and de-
by said Supreme Court of the
ton or of further proceedings shall be
directed by the Supreme Court of the
United States to the circuit or district
court hereby established within the said
state from or to the supreme court OF
such state, as the nature of the case
may require. And the circuit, district
md state courts herein named shall, re- |
;pectiVely be the successors of the su-
such cases arising within the limits en- |
lraced within the jurisdiction Of such |
courts, respectively, with full power to
proceed with the same, and award plesne |
" final. proceeding therein and that from |
Ill judgments and DEGREES of the SUI
,reme court of the territory, mentioned |
n this act, in any case arising W1tbln |
he limits of the proposed state prior to !
ldmission, the parties to such Judgment |
hall have the same right to prosecute |
appeals and writS of error to the SUI
IRENE Court of the United States as they
hall have had by law prior to the adj
mission of said state into the Union.
To Defray Expenes.
Sec. IS. That the sum of thirty thousand /
ollars, or so. much thereof as may be I
ecessary, is hereby appropriated out of
ny money in the treasury not otherwise
TO said territory for defray-
ne the expenses of said convention and
or the payment of the members thereof,
nder the same rules and regulations
nd at the same rates as are now. pro-
ided by law for the payment of the
erritorial legislature.
Sec. 10. That the constitutional conven-
ion may by ordinance provide for the i
lent, including members of the legisla
IRE and representatives in the Fifty-third /
congress, at the time for the election for
he ratification or rejection of the consti-
hall remain in allegiance until the state
hall be admitted into the Union as pro- !
oSed by this act In case the conStitu-
on of said state shall be ratified by the
eople. but not otherwise, the Legislature
lay assemble, organize and elect two |.
enators of the United States in the man.
er now prescribed by the laws of the
nited States; and the goveror and secre-
lry of state of the proposed state shall Il
Gritty the. election of the senators and +
in the manner required i
ito the Union as provided in this act.
lie senators ana representatives. shall be
ltitled to be admitted to seats in Con-
ress, and to, all rights and privileges Of
'nators and representatives of other
.ates in the Congress OF the ITnits1
tates; and the state government formeei
pursuance OF said constitution. as pro
ded by the constitutional convention
lal proceed to exercise all the functions
state officers; and all laws in forcs
ade by said territory at the time of its
mission into the Union shall be in forca
sand state, except as modified or
hanged by this act or the constitution OF
e state; and the laws of the United
ates shall have the same forceN nd effert
lthIn the said state as elsewhere within
Sec. 20. That all acts or parts lof acts
conflict with the provisions of this ~ 49,
neither passed by the legislature Of said
l rr,le9ry or by Congress, are hereby re-