The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-03-05
DAMAGES TO PROPERTY.

ing deserted wives with property from
the estates of recreant husbands, by
the governor.
DAMAGES TO PROPERTY.
The house announced the passage of
senate bill So providing for collection
Of damages done property by street
grading, with certain amendments.
These amendments were concurred in.
FISH AND GAME.
The house announced the passage of
house concurrent resolution No. 10 for
Increasing and improving the fish and
game supply, which was concurred IN.
NEW MINING LAW.
Senator Chambers presented the fol-
lowing measure, which was referred to
the committee on mines and minerals:
Senate bill 100, by Mr.. Chambers, an
act providing for the manner of locat-
| ing and recording quartz and placer
mining claims.
The bill provides that a mining claim
shall not exceed 1900 feet in length
along the vein or lode but no location
of mining claim shall be made until
the discovery of the vein or lode within
! the limits of the claim. No claim shall
extend more than 800 feet on each side
of the vein at the surface nor limited
! to less than twenty-five feet except
where adverse rights make such linn
! itationS necessary. End lines shall be
! parallel.
Locators must at discovery erect a
! monument at place of discovery, upon
which he must place his name name
of the claim, date of discovery and dis
tance claimed along the vein. Within
three days he shall mark the bounda-
! ries by corner monuments. At this time
he must file his notice of location Mon
uments must be at least four feet high
above the ground. Location must be
filed for record with the county record
er and the deputy county recorder for
the district within twenty days after
location, the fee to be so cents
Locations of placer claims are made
in the same manner.
The owners of claims shall in order
to prevent forfeiture perform the an
nual amount of labor within the year
or ten days thereafter, and file a record
of the same with the county recorder.
Said statement shall contain the
name of the lode and where situated.
Number off days work and character
and value of improvements. Date of
performing the labor, actual amount
paid for said labor and improvements.
All mining records are made a part
of the records of the county in which
they are situated
MISCELLANEOUS
The house insisted on its amendments
to senate bills 20 and 80, and asked for
a conference committee Booth, War.
ner and Sutherland were appointed
The second reading of the revenue
bill was completed and the same made
special order for Tuesday.
Senate bill Il relating to liens and
judgments, as amended by the house
was taken up and the senate refused to
concur.
The governor announced approval of
senate bill "A, defining the powers and
duties of the governor, and senate bill
rs, creating the state board of examin-
ers.
The signing of senate bill 70. defn-
ing the rights OF the issue of polyga-
nous marriages and senate bill 46. de-
timing the duties of the attorney gener
al. by the speaker of the house was
announced.
House bill 123. an act making an an
preparation for the reform school
S6,000.40, to meet a deficit, and Sc. 900 for
current expenses. was read first time.
as was house bill 100, making an annro,
priation for the benefit of the state
prison. House bill 119. providing for
the government and discipline Of the
state prison.