The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-01-15

IN sucn last named county exempted
under the provisions of this section.
by themselves or by appraisers and in
case there is not sufficient property
OF the Judgment debtor in such last
named county, to the value of the
remainder of such exemption, the Of
ncer snail, before levy and sale, in like
manner, If the judgment debtor have
property in some other county of this
state, unappraised, give him certifi-
cate stating the amount of property
exempted in his own county, and also
the amount exempted in the county
from Which he has a certificate, as
stated IN such certificate, in duplicate
the original to the officer of such other
county, and the duplicate to the judg-
ment debtor, and such officer receiving
said certificate and any other officer
IN this state having an execution to
serve against such judgment debtor
shall proceed in like manner, be-
fore a levy and sale If sold
on the judgment, the money paid the
Judgment debtor, shall be exempt from
that or any other execution When
sales of property are made in more
than one county on the same eXecu-
tion there shall be at least five days
intervening between the first and each
succeeding sale.
MORE LABOR BILLS.
H B. No. 26, by Ferguson of Car
bon-Making it unlawful for any en-
ployer to prevent or attempt to pre-
vent an employee from joining or be-
longing to any lawful labor organiZa-
ton. Also making it unlawful to dis
charge any employee for belonging to
such organization and providing pen
atty of fine or Imprisonment for it's vio-
lation
H B. No 20, by Ferguson of Carbon
Prohibiting the employment of chill
dren under 13 years of age, except in
certain cases.
H. B. No. %, by Critchlow of Salt
Lake (by equesD-Providing FOR the
appointment of stenographers for the
district courts of the state. and the col
lection of fees in civil cases to ap-
ply toward the payment thereof.
A communication from the governor
announced that he had signed II. B.
No. 1, providing for the holding of
courts.
ARBOR DAY.
petition was presented asking that
Arbor day be changed from Saturday
to another day of the week, the OBJ
serving of which as holiday would
interfere less with business. The pc
tition was signed by L. S. Hills, presi-
dent of the Deseret National bank; H.
S. Young cashier, and twenty others.
On third reading, S. B. No. 9-Provid-
ing for the appointment of a deputy
state treasurer, came up, was read the
third time and passed by a vote of 81
to O, eight absent.
In the incident which followed Con-
don of Weber again took occasion to
amuse the house with his Righteousness.
He is the wit of the body and on oc-
casion employs his satire to good adj
vantage.
Critchlow moved that the sergeant
alarms be instructed to furnish one
ordinary sized dictionary for the use
of the members. Cazier moved to
amend by making it an unabridged.
Condor could not see the need of a die
tionary, so to kill the motion endeavor-
ed to make it appear ridiculous. He
accordingly moved to add one-half
dozen tooth brushes That ended the
dictionary. The motion could not have
carried after that, but Bolitho came to
the rescue of the gentlemen who could
not spell by informing them he knew of
a friend who was willing to donate an
authority on words.
House adjourned.