The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-01-29

from William n. Nader asking that
he be afforded relief from loss of land
by re-survey by which nearly thirteen
acres of his land was decided to a
neighbor. He asks that as compensa-
ton he be allowed to purchase forty
acres of school land.
Wilson presented a petition from
residents of Sandy asking for favor
ing the hours of labor in mines. mills
and shelters.
A petition signed by Frank Jacobs of
Green River, Emery county, and
twenty-three others was presented by
Howard. 1t asks that school land be
sold at S1.25 per acre.
NECESSARY LEGISLATION.
In accordance with "a concurrent
resolution adopted some time ago, con-
shutting the speaker and president of
the senate a committee to refer to
proper committees the subjects for
legislation made obligatory by the con-
Stitution, such committee rendered the
following report:
Article 3, subdivision 4, maintenance
OF system of public schools, committee
ON education; article T. elections and
right of suffrage, committee on cleo
tions; article 6, section q, removal of
officers, committee on judiciary; arti-
vie 6, section 26. subdivision is. fees
and compensation of officers. railroad
charges, etc, committee on judiciary;
article Z, section l, duties Of executive
officers, committee on judiciary; ar
ticle Z, section u, board Of pardons,
committee on public institutions and
buildings in the senate, and committee
ON penitentiary and REFORM school in
h. IL 70
prison commissioner, committee on
public institution and buildings in the
senate and committee on penitentiary
and reform school in the house; article
Z, section Ia, insane asylum commits
sioners, public Institutions and build
ingS in the senate, and committee ON
asylum for insane in the house; article
s. section 10, board of reform school
commissioners, committee on public in
situations and buildings in the senate,
and committee on penitentiary and re-
form school in the house; article 8, sec
ton 16, secretary of state, duties of,
committee on judiciary; article l. sec
tion H. auditor of public accounts, COM
mittee on judiciary and committee on
claims and public accounts; article Z,
section Is, attorney general, duties OF,
committee ON judiciary; article Z, sec
ton 10, superintendent of public IN
I
ticle z, section 20, travelling expenses Oh
executive officers, committee on appro-
priations; article Z, section p, seal OF
state, special committee appointed; ar
ticle s. section !, establishing inferior
courts. committee on judiciary; article
s, section 8, Justices of the peace, etc,
committee ON judiciary; article ., sec
ton g. appeals, decedent estates, ETC.,
committee on judiciary; article 8, sec
- oil q
state. committee on judiciary; article s.,
section IA, county clerks, duties or
committee on judiciary; article 8, sec
ton 23. publication decisions OF su-
preme court, committee on judiciary;
article 9, section l, election or represen-
| tatives. committee on elections; article
/ g. section . enumeration of inhabitants,
| committee on statistics; article III, sec
tions l and ., establishing public
schools, committee on education; artl-
Gle 10. section S. state board Of educa-
/ ton. committee on education; article
! 10. section 10, transfer of property from
/ university to deaf and dumb lnStltu-
| ton. to provide the manner, etc, com
mittee on judiciary; article IL, sectlofl
T. establishing county governments,
| etc. committee on counties and NUM-
! cipaI corporations; article II, sectlon o.
| incorporate of cities and towns, com
/
! Gle u. section Is, transportation OF
! freight, etc, committee on railroads;
article u, section 10, obtaining employ
roent and interfering with the same,
committee ON labor; article IL, Sectloh
80 combinations, controlling prices,
commerce, etc, committee on manutac-
4 ture and commerce; article IL, secllon
/ ., providing revenue, paying Staue
/ debts etc. committee on ways and
! ceeds of mines and Improvements, COM
rnjttee on ways and means; article IL,
section 6, receipts and expenditures,
! committee on ways and means; article
Is. section 8, unlawfully using pubic
moneys. etc, committee on judiciary
article 10. section IL, state board OF
| eoualizaltion committee on ways ana
means; article Is, section 2, militia Or
sanitation, committee on militia; artl-
Gle Ia. section 2, providing OF labor,
etc. committee on labor; article H.
section /. protection of forests, COM
rnittee on agriculture and irrigation
/ article 10. section 2, state inS@utlonS,
penal institutions, public institutions
and buildings in senate, and committee
| ON penitentiary. and reform school, and
! committee on asylum for insane IN
the house; article 90 section l, public
lands. committee on public lands; artl-
etc. committee ON judiciary; article ~
! section |. exemption, committee on Ju-
dietary: article "a, section 4, enforcing
fines etc. committee on judiciary; art1-
! clio % section g. seal, committee on Jul
dietary: article "a, section 10, election
of officers, committee on elections.
COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE.
The house went into committee OF
fine whole with Taylor in the chair, nc
consider the judiciary committees re
mort on H. B. No. 5, together with the
governors veto thereto, and the com
| 11oi+tee's substitute for H. B. NO. IA
/ When the committee arose 1t reported
in accordance with the report OF the Jll-
! dietary committee, recommending Unt
massage of bill No. IA, and the passage
over the governor veto OF II. b NO. .
The following bills were INTRODUCED
and on second reading referred &c
committees.
LIBEL BILL.
Fl 3. No. 70 by Nebeker of Rich
limiting the liability of publishers in
action for libel The bill provides thal
when a publisher is convicted OF npe
! and it appears the hbelous pubica'
ton was made through GOOD motlVes
or for a profitable end the damages
assessed shall be only nominal.
II. B. No. II by Condon-To prohibit
the use of portraits of any person as
an advertising means without the per-
sons consent.
ASSESSMENTS.
H. B. No. 70 by Ferguson of Salt
Lake-Amending section L of chapter
70. session laws of 1894. The amend
ment reads:
ANY person who is the holder o.
capital stock actually and fully paic
up of any corporation now or hereafter