The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1897-01-22

Of Amusement
Sec. g. That all parties attending
tbes,er. opera houses and indoor places
of amusement shall be required 10 re-.
move al Kind, Of hcaagcar that tends
IN Instruct the view Of others
Sec. J. That managers Of thcaters,
omen houses and places Of Amusement
snau provide suitable rooms Tor the
placing Of such wearing apparel.
Sec. !. That managers Of theaiers,
open.bouscs aud places Of awusement
shallbe responsible for the enforcement
Of INF, law, and IN case Of failure to do
so they shall be subject to fine Of not
less than $50 nor more than 500 for
each ohense
Senate BIN No 10, by Whitakcr-To
establish a state Bucafu Of Statistics Of
Iabor and agriculture, and making an
appropriation therefor.
The statistics are TO cover agriculture.
mechanical and manufacturing Indus.
trt., mining, transportation, skilled and
uStlllcd labor, the amount Of capital
Infested In land, buildings, machinery,
internal and means Of production aud
dItrlbutlon The number, age, sex and
chdltlon Of persons employed the ma.
tie Of their employment the extent TO
Ileh the apprenticeship system pre-.
vie. the number aud condition Of the
uemployed, their age, sex and nation.
aly, together with the causes OF their
lS,ncts the sanitary condition of lands,
Jrkshops. dwellings the number and
j of rooms occupied by the poor; the
a. Of rent, fuel. food, clothing and
\ er In each locality Of the state; the
rSnbcr and condition Of the Chinese IN
state their social and sanitary hab-
n number oi married and single the
rInbcr Of them employed and the
ture Of their employment their aver.
wages per day and the gross amount
Jrly the amount expended by them
llent. food and clothing, and In what
dpoftion such amounts are expended
| dioreign and home productions, and
hat extent their employment comes
competition with the white industrial
dlses Of the state the number. oondi.
u aud nature Of the employment Of
inmates Of the state prison, county
and reiormatory Institutions, and
that extent their employment comes
Competition with the labor Of mechan-
artisans and laborcrs outside OF
be institutions.
b. Kenner-To abolish the poll tax.
lhe bill provides that the state, county,
municipality, whichever Il properly
ponslblc. shall pay the expenses Of
ming, maintaining and improving the
H.. aud tina, no poll tax shall hence.
N be levied
NOTES.
I've hundred copies Of the attorney.
eral's decisions aud constructions Of
lbtiul points OF Law will be printed
distributed to county officers and
slaiors,
fhe legislature has voted Itself stamps
the purpose of mailing documents
Constituents. Therefore do not hes.
, c to send for copies Of bills In which
may he Interested
/ has been charged that the present
lslatlvc body Is the homliest set OF
n ever congrcgatcd together Re.
blleans will find no difficulty In be-
Wing this.
belp Kennsrs' anti poll tax bill IL
n In the interest of good roads. II
amount In money equal to the
cunt annually expended In labor
re devoted to road building, there
uld be a vast difference, Serviocun
the existing law Is poorly rendered,
grudgingly at that
frhe annual fish aud game bin has
de IT. appearance. People Interested
ould address the appropriate commit.
and secare a copy,
ffhe chronic economist has already
lde hls appearance. with legislative
nc worth about dollar a minute, Il
es not take many economical pane.
ries to become positive source Of ex.
nse, Some sessions are half occupied
appeals Tor retrrncnmcnt In small
halrs,
sUNArE COMMITTEES.
Judiciary -llamcr, chairmaui Eyaus,
ldeoui, Smoot, Snow, Monson and
krlght
Ways aud Means Snow. chairman,
ainc, Harbour, Evans, W. 6 Nebcker.
w. bile Lands Evans, chairman
shurtlin, Snow, w G. Nebcker Mon.
Dn, Alfred and Wright.
State Affairs - Alfred, chairman,
Whitaker. Chamber. CaInr CburtilU