The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1895-05-09

may sit ninety days. shall exceed sixty
days, except In cases OF Impeachment.
No special session shall exceed thirty
days. and In such special session, or
when regular session of the Legisla-
ture trying cases of Impeachment ex-
ceeds sixty days. the members shall
receive for compensation only the usual
per diem and mileage.
Sec. H. The House Of Representa-
tives shall have the sole power OF I'M
parchment but In order to impeach,
two-thlrds OF all the members elected
must vote therefor.
Sec, 49, All impeaohments shall be
tried by the Senate. and Senators,
when sitting for that purpose. shall
take oath or make Affirmation to do
justice according to the law and the
evidence. When the Governor is on
trial. the Chief Justice of the Supreme
Court shall preside. No person shall
be convicted without the concurrence
of two-thirds OF the Senators elected.
Sec. 10. The Governor and other
state and Judicial officers, except Jus
tees OF the Peace. shall be liable to
impeachment for high crimes, misde-
meanors, or malfeasance in office; but
Judgment In such cases shall extend
only to removal from office and dis
qualification to hold any office OF
honor. trust or profit in the State. The
party. whether convicted or acquitted.
cution. trial and punishment according
90 law.
Sec. 20. No person shall be tried on
impeachment unless he shall have
been served with copy Of the articles
thereof. at least ten days before the
trial, and after such service he shall
not exercise the duties OF his office I'M
til he shall have been acquitted.
Sec. Il. All officers not liable to Inn
parchment shall be removed for any OF
the offenses specified in this article, in
such manner as may be provided by
law.
Sec. %. The enacting clause OF every
law shall be- BE II enacted by the
Legislature of the state of Utah" and
no bill or joint resolution shall be
passed. except with the assent OF a
majority Of all the members elected to
each house of the Legislature, and af
ter IL has been read three times. The
vote upon the final passage OF all bills
shall be by yeas and nays; and no law
shall be revised or amended by refer
ence TO It's title only; but the act as
revised, or section as amended, shall
be re-enacted and published at length.
Sec. 90. Except general appropria-
ton bills, and bills for the codification
and general revision OF laws, no bill
shall be passed containing more than
one subject. which shall be clearly ex
presssd Ia its title.
house. In the presence of the house
over which he presides. shall sign all
bills and Joint resolutions passed by
the Legislature. after their titles have
been publicly read Immediately before
signing. and the fact OF such signing
shall be entered upon the journal.
Sec. 25. All acts shall be officially
published. and no act shall take effect
until so published, nor until sixty days
after the adjournment Of the session
at which IL passed. unless the Legisla-
ture by vote OF two-thirds of all the
members elected to each--house, shall
otherwise direct.
Sec. 20. The Legislature is prohibited
from enacting any private on special
laws In the following cases:
/. Granting divorce.
2. Changing the names of persons or
places, or constituting one person the
heir-at-law OF another.
3. Locating or changing county seats.
4. Regulating the jurisdiction and
duties of Justices Of the Peace.
.. Furnishing crimes and misde-
meanors.
s. Regulating the practice OF courts
OF justice.
z Providing for a change OF venue
in civil or criminal actions.
s. Assessing and collecting taxes.
8. Regulating the interest on money.
10. Changing the law OF descent or
succession.
II. Regulating county and township
affairs.
~. incorporating cities towns or
villages; changing or amending the
charter of any city town or village;
laying out, opening. vacating or alter
ing town plats. highways, streets.
wards, alleys or public grounds.
10, Providing for sale or mortgage
OF real estate belonging to minors or
others under disability.
IL, Authorizing persons to keep fer
ries across streams within the state.
10, Renting fines. penalties or for
FIXTURES.
IS. Granting to an individual. asso-
citation or corporation any privilege.
immunity or franchise.
u, Providing for the management Of
common schools.
49, Creating, increasing or decreas-
ing fees, percentages or allowances OF
public officers during the term for
which said officers are elected or APP
pointed.
The Legislature may repeal any ex-
isting special law relating to the fore
going subdivisions.
In all cases where a general law can
be applicable, no special law shall be
enacted.
Nothing in this section shall be con-
strued to deny or restrict the power OF
the Legislature to establish and regu-
late the compensation and fees Of
county and township officers: to estab-
lish and regulate the rates OF freight.
passage, toll and charges of railroads.
toll roads. ditch, fiume and tunnel
companies, Incorporated under the
laws of the State or doing business
therein
Sec. 81. The Legislature shall have
no power to release or eXtinguish. in
whole or in part. the Indebtedness.
liability or obligation of any corpora
ton or person to the state or 10 any
municipal corporation therein.
Sec. 2S. The Legislature shall not
authorize any game OF chance, lot
terry or gift enterprise under any pre-
I tense or for any purpose
! Sec. 20. The Legislature shall not
| delegate TO any special commission.
| private corporation or association. any
/ power to make, supervise or interfere