Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-11

nauAu 10 We mhue Au hNcNlAlt uhN OF
plan OF such mine, on "a scale Of one
hundred ittt to the iucN, which map
or rlau shall exhibit all tue % enings
or excavations, the shafts, tunnels,
slores, planes, gaugwayS, entries, CtUis.
heNuiug., rIUut, ETC., OF such miut;
ami shall show the directions Of the alt
currents therein, ana shall accurately
delincnte tbs boundary line between
faid niue and jJluing mines, an
chow is relations nnd proximity there
90. Tue said map or liAu, OF al
iro copy thefoJL shall De for.
nlshtd 90 the Inspector Within
nine y days after thg passage ~
this act, nuI another copy shall be-
kUpt a. tuyh mine TOT tho Iust ,CuDu %
any smulJye therein. Tn salu owner
OPERATOR ~ superintendent shall, o.
often NJ once iu every Elk mUutts
thereafter, accurately place or caused
10 bt placed on thu map ut plan nui On
uaii COPIES thereof, uli tue additional
oxCnvat Ous which have been made
during said Elk months 10 their mine.
Tue several maps or plans OF miue- loo
the STATE which nrr iufniHneu 10 thr
State inspector, shall be The proper y
OF the Slate aud shall remain In The
care Ut tue said Inspector, be trauH'
ieffed by him 10 hisEuCcessJr In Oill'r,
and IN no Case Bpali any copy 90 the
same be made without thr consent 1i
the owner, operator or agent II Tue
said Slate inspector OF coal mines shall
dnI OF have good reasons g. believe
that any map ot plan u' any cIal miuc
maize OF 'ufuishrd iu Iuthusnco OF the
provtobu VI this act, be- materially
Inaccurate OF imugnuct, hu is
hereby authorized % cause q cor
rect plan or map of snid coal mine 90
be mauo at tho rxprnto NJ the owner %
OPERATOR Thereof, the ,Usi Of which shall
te recoverable by law;
PtUyiitu, however that u the map
or plan whiru IH claimed o. 10 iunugut.
ate shall prove 90 have toou practically
cYIoCt, then the Slate shall DO held
liable Tor tue expenses Incurred iu max
iug such tel survey"
OTJERItOS 10 INCORPORATION PEE.
The Judiciary committee recon-.
muI do h. muudmtnt nuu passage OF
renatr BIZ "a, uuIius Of she secretary
VI state.
MI. Cushing moved to rccommit tho
bill to tue Judiciary committee on nc.
count Of the pfOvifiun making a charge
VI 20 cents On each ~ 900 Of STOCK with
which companies ME- iue Ifpofated.
NJ. Lewis objected, Asit would not
bo expected that the committee would
eliminate that pfJvision, aud II the
House desired 10 strike II cut II cuu Il
be done ON tho door Of tho House. A
vote 0u fsc0mmital defeated MI
Cuehiug's proposition ana adopted tbs
committees report.
Hills 10 TUE LAST DAY.
Senate concurrent resolution o, pro.
hibiting Tue Introduction Of aby bills
In either hOuso after the 1ith day OF
the session wss read, anu BIZ. M0rrUou
was quiokly on bis feet with a motion
to coucur.
Mr.. Robinson moved an amendment
10 concur.
Meisrs. Nye, Condor, Taylor and
Muus0n opposed concurrence and a
yo,u On the resolution killed It by big
majority.
SECOND READiSus.
House bill 100, by Mt. C,z.sr, by re-
quest, relating 10 malpractice among
pnysiuihns, WAS read second time anu
referred 10 the public health commit
tsu.
House bill i5l, by Mr.. Gibson, by re-
quVsi, prohibiting tho sale Of iniONi.
Gazing liquors 10 Indians, went 20 tue
judiciary committee IN the isce Of Mt.
MOrfison's request 10 sond II 10 the lfTi-
gallon otmmitter.
Senate bill %, aubHliiute, providing
for the service " ysnires by mail 10
certain cases, went 10 the Judiciary
committee.
Senate concurrent resolution I, on
Ia. HHsW NJ ~ "a
Appsared Ia yesterdays NEWS, was re-.
ferred 10 the committee On federal 70.
latiOns.
Senate bill 90, declaring the intent
ami operation OF the law providing for
ceflinoatiOn on warrants aui bluis
Ia certain cases, went 10 the Judiciary
committee.
CUBAN RESOLUTION KILLED.
House Joint resolution 3, by Mt.
Condor, approving The action VI Con
gtess In relation ~ Cuba, was placed
on dual passage aud killed ny vote
OF ~ W II. Tue resolution caused
considerable badlnage Hnd inuumtT.
Hblu questions directed n. MT. CJnIOu
while on nia feet Avn its defense. Nj.
GibiOn asked II 1t would be u proper
thing for the Legislature 10 pfeCipitRtu
war between the United States anu
Cuba, TO which Nit. COuuou replied
that IN thls case It would be juslitlabl,.
PRINT THE RAILROAD BILL,
Mr.. Caller, OF the committee on
railroads, reported that his yOmmI.
tee desired leave 10 PRINT 900 cIylrs o.
tho BOlitho railroad bill, ~, exc pt
Tho tarn sheet, and the Housu gave
permission.
CONsIIIuTOEAL ENPENsEa.
Senate i1int memorial g. asking
COngto's 10 appropriate Tor tue pay.
muut Of excess expenses VI the Con.
HtitutiAnal convention, was read thr
third time and passed ~ unuuimUut
vote with the exception Of Nj
Gibson,
TLLCIUN on RIpRIsEETATIyEs
Senate bin ~, providing Tor tho cleo
ton OF upTusruAliyrs tu CuugrrF,
vas passgd by 80 tilim.tive vote.
with ak absent
rKEfIpLNlIAL ILICIuE-.
Senate uill DO, pruvIue mf the
elect u, etc., OF rational rlrruenusI
ana vice presidential electors, wa. tysu
the thITl UuIy.
hf, Mansfield offered 300 1manimDuI
pT0V,iiug that 10 ease OF the death e.
one NJ the electors, the political DARN
I.U rrNt D.