The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-01-14

a 0ASNlACl JQQSS 70 SIT Will LIlGIIl VI
the hearing Of the cause. If all thu
justices are disqualified the court shall
call in three district judges to heal
the cause.
When the court is equally divided il
opinion the judgment of the court be
low shall stand affirmed.
The court is authorized to appoin
and remove at pleasure the necassar!
bailiffs to attend the court and to per
form such other duties as may be di
rected or ordered by the court. Eacf
bailiff shall receive three dollars for {
days service when he is is in actua
attendance upon the court.
The supreme court shall appoint &
clerk who shall hold his office during
the pleasure of the court and shall
receive an annual salary of fifteer
hundred dollars, payable quarterly, anc
who must execute an official bond in
the sum of five thousand dollars, tc
De approved by the court. He shall
keep his office at the capitol of the
state, and he. shall keep complete
record of all the proceedings of the
court, and shall keep the seal of fhe
court, its records and files. He shau
have power to take ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
administer. oaths, issue all process,
Writs and notices required to be issued
out of said court; to make transcripts
and copies of papers and records ~nen
required, and certify the same under
seal of the court He shall record
every opinion rendered by Int
courf as soon as filed; and must not
allow apy written opinion of the court
TO be removed from his office except
by the reporter, but shall permit any
one TO examine or copy the same.
The clerk shall act as librarian TOT
the state; he shall take charge OIL,
keep and preserve the library OF the
state as provided by law, and perform
all the duties connected with the care
and custody of the state libraries.
He shall, in the absence OF all the
justices of the court, at the beginning
of any term, adjourn the court from
day to day, until the arrival OIL JUS
tice
The supreme court shall appoint a
deputy clerk of the supreme court, who
shall be a competent stonographer ana
typewriter, whose duty it shall be to
assist the clerk in the performance OF
his dutieS, and to act as Stenographer
and typewriter for the justices of said
court. The deputy clerk shall receive
an annual salary of 5000, payable quar-
terry, and shall execute an official bond
In the sum of $4,000, to be approved
by the court.
The first term Of the supreme court
shall commence Monday, Jan. ID, 1896,
or as soon thereafter as the justices of
the court shall affiX.
The court may at any time require
the attendance and services of the
sheriff Of Salt Lake county, or the SER
vices of any sheriff in the state.
Until otherwise provided. the clerk
shall collect the fees heretofore col
ected under territorial laws, and shall
pay same into the state treasury.
The court may make rules of prac-
ice and procedure not in conflict with
aw, which rules shall be published.
THE SENATE COMMITTED.
At this point the journal arrived and
vas read and corrected. Mr.. Warner
acted as chairman in the absence of
he president who took recess by
himself in order to make up the list of
committees.
The committees as made up are as
ollows:
Judiciary-George Sutherland, chair
nan, and Hiram E. Booth, F. Chi
lester, A. ]. Evans. E. II. Snow. e. M.
Allison, jr., NJ NJ. Warner.
Ways and Means-H e Booth.
hartman, and w. D. Candland ]. R.
Barnes, R. C. Chambers, ]. i. Chi
lester, E. H. Snow and Glen Miller.
Public Lands-John T. Chidester,
and w. D. Candland, r. G.
filler, A. Zundell. E. H. Snow. r. c.
chambers, A. ]. Evans.
State Affairs-H. Z. Booth, chair
nan, and Elmer B. Jones, George
D. Mckay, Noble warrum,
r., A. J. Evans, NJ. NJ. Warner.
TNdIJa1 ~ A1licnT oh
nan, and J. F. Chichester, J. P. Dris-
oil, E. H. Snow, George Sutherland,
|. J. Evans. j. R. Barnes.
Irrigation and Agricuture-David
IcKay, chairman, and E M Allison,
r. Barnes, r. G. Miller, A. J. Evans,
). H. Snow, A. Zundell
Livestock-R. G. Miller, chairman,
nd w D, Candland, A Zundell, J. R.
'arnes, e. H. Snow.
Labor-Glen Miller, chairman, and
I. E. Booth, E, NJ. Allison, George
R. c. Chambers, A. ].
vans, NJ. NJ. Warner.
Elections. F. Chichester, chairman,
nd Noble WarrUn, jr., E. H. Snow, A. /
undell, J. P. Driscoll.
Appropriations and CIaims-W. D.
andland, chairman, and Glen Miller, |
r. Barnes, r. G. Chambers, 2. H.
- w - L. 4oOOl1A, 1dNItI A1Chdy.
Railroads-Glen Miller, chairman.
nd R. c. Chambers, A. J. Evans, e. |
). Jones, E. H. Snow, George Suther-
Ind, A. Zundell.
Mines and Minerals-R. c. Chambers, |
hartman, and James P. DriScoll, Glen !
[iller, NJ. M. Warner, A ]. Evans, ], |
:. Barnes, David Mckay.
Banks and Banking-John r. Barnes.
hartman, and Noble j. Warrum, jr.. |
'. D. Candland, E. NJ. Allison, jr., Da-
id Mckay
Counties and Municipal Corporations |
James P. Driscoll, chairman, and |
Gorge sutherland, R. G. Miller, A j.
vans and Noble Warrum, jr.
Federal Relations-E. M. Allison. ir.
hartman. and w. D. Candland, M. M.
'arner, Noble Warrum, James P. Dris-
1n
Public Institutions and Buildings
Tram E. Booth, chairman, and w. D.
andland, r. G. Chambers, James p.
riscoll and E. H. Snow.
Private Corporations and Insurance
Elmer B. Jones, chairman, and J. r.
arnes, r. G. Chambers, George Suth-
land, j. F. Chidester.
Public Health-M. M Warner. chair
an, and Elmer B. Jones, Abraham
undell
Public Printing-Abraham Zundeu
lairman, and Glen Miller, M. NJ War
er.
and Commerce-W. D.
chairman, and NJ. M War
r, Noble ]. Warrum, r. G. Miller, E.
Allison
Rules-Hiram z. Booth, chairman,
Id George Sutherland, j. F. Chides-
r. E. H. Snow and r. G. Chambers
ard Enrolled Bills-George
ltherland, chairman and A. j. Evans.
ZEN Miller
Apportionment--E. H. Snow, chair
an, and j. F. Chidester, R. G. Miller,
B. Jones, ]. P. Driscoll
Military Affairs-Noble Warrum. ir.,
airman, and r. G. Miller, David Nc
ay, George Sutherland, e. M. ALI
n jr