The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-03-18

shall be made, showing in detail the
| expenses incurred, subscribed and
sworn TO by the member claiming the
| expenses.
| In cases where salaries are combined,
! the person or persons drawing the sal
airy shall be paid at a rate not exceed
4 ing the highest salary paid to either of
said officers in addition to an amount
not exceeding one-half of the salary
| fixed for the other officer, or when
more than two offices are combined the
remuneration shall not be more than
| one third the sum paid to the last
named two and the highest amount
paid the first.
! When assessor, treasurer and prose
cutting attorney are combined with any
other office. the state shall pay rea-
/ sonable proportion of the whole, to be
| fixed by the state board of examiners,
which shall in no case be less than one
third the amount paid to said assessor,
treasurer or prosecuting attorney.
/ No officer shall be paid until he has
/ turned in all fees.
| The bill was ordered printed.
/ CORPORATIONS AS ADMINISTRA-
TORS.
Senate bill 104, providing for admin
I istration of the estates of deceased per-
sons came up on a motion to reconsid-
er the vote by which corporations were
forbidden to act as administrators, was
reconsidered and passed These corpor-
atoms can now act.
REFUSED TO CONCUR.
The senate refused to concur in house
amendments to senate bill 81. an act
providing for liens and judgments in
trfc o,,1 NJ4cc -,
rum, Allison and Sutherland were ap-
pointed conference committee.
REGISTRATION.
Senate bill 81. the act providing for
a uniform system of registration, was
made the special order for today.
THE LAND BILL.
House bill 63, Bolitho's land bill, was
then taken uD and after first reading
went over until today. The only change
made in the bill as compared with the
senate is the time of lease on grazing
lands. which is fixed at five years in
stead of ten.
MILITIA BILL.
House bill Sc. the militia bill. came
up on second reading, with amendments
made by the senate committee, and will
be read third time today.
PURELY ROUTINE.
Opening prayer was offered by Rev.
Dana w. Bartlett
INSURANCE BILL.
Mr. Jones, from the committee IN in
surance. reported back senate bill 81.
the insurance bill, and asked shat the
same be made the special order for
monday, which was agreed to.
HOUSE MESSAGE.
The house notified the senate of the
passage of house bill Isl, prohibiting
the sale of whisky to Indians. and SEN
ate Dill "a, relating to liens and iudg
ments IN United States courts.
Inc governor app. sed the senate of
ehe approval of senate bill No so. de-
nhailg the duties of the state treasurer.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
Two bills were introduced yesterday.
uhe nrst one being from the ways and
means committee as follows
Senate bill No. 115 was introduced bv
the ways and means committee ana is
an act providing for the issuing al-.i
disposal of state bonds and for the re-
funding of the bonds of the state al
ready issued by the issuing of new
bonds
The bill provides that the governor.
secretary of state and attorney gene
raj shall constitute state board IF
lean commissioners. and it shall be
their duty to provide for and nego-
trate loan for the state in a sum not
exceeding 100000 by issuing nagotia-
BILE coupon bonds, which shall bear in
terest not exceeding 4 per cent per an
mum. payable semi-annually, said
bends not to run more t1fran twenty
years.
A sum of money sufficient to cover
the expenses of printing the bonds is
appropriated. Before the bonds are is
sued the state treasurer shall give an
additional bond in the sum of 100000
fer the faithful performance of his du-
ties under the act or as may be pre-
scribed by the state board
Ten years after the issuing of said
bonds $4,000 shall be set apart from
the funds of the state as sinking
fund, to be used when said bonds fall
due.
The state board shall report it's pro-
ceedings during the first week of the
next legislature.
The board is given power and author
ity to refund all territorial bonds out
standing by issuing the bonds men
toned, number and denomination to be |
fixed by THE board. The act takes
effect Immediately.
PERSONAL EXEMPTIONS.
Senate bill No. lis was introduced |
by MIR. Jones and is an act providing |
for exemptions 10 the heads of families |
who have no real estate subject to |
exemption. The bill provides that all |
heads of families, who have neither
lands, town lots or houses subject to
exemption as homestead under the !
laws of this state. shall have exempt !
from forced sale on execution the sum
of $500 in personal property, to be
by the judgment debtor, or in
The act shall take effect upon
its approval.
Adjourned until this morning at 10
O. o'clock.
A SWEDISH TRILBY.
.Trilby" has reached Sweden-and is