The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-03-04

dulnorlzeo TO employ a printer &c
check UP the work.
WANT BONDS ISSUED
Mr.. Sutherland inquired what action
had been taken on the special message
of the governor in which he recon-
mended the funding of the state debt
and being informed that it was merely
hied, moved it be referred to the COM
mittee on ways and means, with in
structions to report a bill carrying out
the suggestions of the executive.
Booth, chairman of the committee.
amended by making the judiciary COM
mittee the object of reference. There
was legal question involved which
the judiciary committee should pass
upon. Eminent attorneys were of the
opinion the debt could not be funded.
He was willing to draw the bill but
would prefer legal opinion first.
The amendment lost and the refer
ence to the ways and means agreed to.
ANOTHER BILL SIGNED.
The governor announced the signing
Of senate bill 65, providing for re-
movals from Office for high crimes and
misdemeanors.
VARIOUS BILLS.
Senate bill 20, providing for the
drawing of grand and petit jurors,
came down from the house amended by
inserting county recorder in lieu of
clerk. The senate refused to concur
and sent the bill back
! Senate bill 70, relating to the rights
of polygamous heirs as amended,
passed.
The house amendments to senate bill
80, defining the duties of the state
! treasurer, we're not concurred in.
House bill 70, the anti-pooling act,
was signed by the president.
The house announced the signing by
the speaker of senate bill rs, relating
to the state board of examiners.
NEW BILLS.
Senate bill No. 90, by Mr. Suther-
land. An act qualifying and declaring
the operation and intent of "An act
authorizing and requiring certain
public officers to certify bonds, war
rants and certificates of Indebtedness
of counties. cities and school districts,
and prescribing penalties for neglect
ing same, and for false and fraudulent
certificate" approved February "a,
1896.
The bill provides-That warrants for
interest on the bonded debt, for saIar-
les and for the current expenses OF any
city or county in this state whose law
full debt limit was exceeded prior to
the approval of An act authorizing
and requiring certain public officers to
certify bonds, warrants and certificates
of Indebtedness of counties. cities and
school districts, and prescribing penal
ties for neglecting same, and for false
ana fraudulent certificates" approved
February a. 1896, may be certified by
the county clerk or city recorder to !
be within the lawful debt limit of suaA
county or city whenever the same shall
be within the whole amount of taxes
OF such county or city for the year, in
and FOR which such warrant or war
rants are issued.
Whenever the board of county com
missioners or city council of any such
county or city shall find or declare
that any appropriation or expenditure /
Tof which warrant or warrants are +
TO be issued was or is for interest upon ,
the bonded debt, for salaries or for the /
current expenses Of such county or
city, such finding or declaration shall
conclusively protect the county clerk /
or city recorder of any such county or
city as to such facts in certifying any,
warrant or warrants therefor. to he
within the lawful debt limit of such
county or city
This act shall take effect upon it's
approval. 10
SALES UNDER EXECUTION
Senate bill No. 81, by MI Sutherland
Tor an act providing for the making Of
DEEDS OF real property sold on execu-
ton Of judicial sale by United States
marsllals and sheriffs
WheneVer any real property has iheen
SOLD on execution or at judicial sale
by any United States marshal or dep
9ey' or any sheriff or deputy, either un-
uer the laws OF the territory or the
state Of Utah, and the time for re-
demption has expired, deed to the
purchaser or purchasers thereof. or as
slsnee o. such purchaser or purchas-
efS, may be executed by the officer ar.
his deputy who made the sale. or in
case of his death, absence, resignation ;
expiration of term of Office or inability
to act, by the sheriff of the county
where the property is situated unon ,
the production to him of certificafe
Of sale therefor, duly signed by the of
1cer or his deputy making such sale.
This act shall take effect upon it's APP
prevail
BOILER INSPECTION.
Senate bill 9S, by Mr.. Driscon. by re- ]
luest. an act creating the office of I
steam boiler inspector, defining his du- t
les and providing for an engineers Ii t
,ense law. {
me Dill creates the Office mentioned ! l
he incumbent to be appointed for three I
ears with salary of $1,000 per year c
md travelling expenses. i
The inspector shall inspect twice Z
ach year all the boilers used for gen t
rating steam for power and heating
The fee shall be $40 for each single @
'oiler and So for each additional boiler. i
The state shall provide all books and r
Instruments required. j.
Every owner must have his boiler in 8
pected twice each year as provided by +
aW and any person violating same 4
hall be fined not less than $50 nor G
nore than $500 for each offense +
The Office of examiner of stationery b
ngineers is created with a salary of +
1,500 and travelling expenses, who v
hall examine all applicants who desire
lcenS and all persons running sta
ionary engines shall be examined
7ithin sixty days after the passage of
he act.
Any engineer found intoxicated on +,
uty shall forfeit his license. Any en-
ineer found on duty without a license
hall be fined not less than $25 nor :,
lore than $780, II
RIGHTS OF MINORS. r,
Senate bill No SO, by Mr.. Booth,
district courts to confer D
lie rights of majority upon minors in b
.rtain cases. c
The district courts are given author
Y by the bill to confer upon minors h
4 the rights Of majority relative to b
olding and disposing of property and II
lie making of contracts. Upon the fill :.
g of petition asking for such rights, " y
nd the furnishing of proof of the n
1ility of the petitioner to manage his