The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1899-02-10
UTAH LEGISLATURE.

3. providing for service Of summons
from Justices courts; and No IS. trans
ferring summit county from the Third
10 the First judicial district a bill
was introduced providing for the eN-
termination or capture Of the outlaws
/ In eastern Utah. aud appropriating
/ s.. 900 for that purpose.
] House bill No. Z was passed by the
/ house. The bill provides that all cases
appealed to the supreme court must be
] tried on the transcript filed, aud no
abstract. printed or otherwise, Of the
/ transcript or record shall be required
| by the supreme court Typewriter
/ briefs may be submitted In lieu Of
printed ones. -Four bills were intro
duced and referred TO committees.
Salt Lake City, Utah, Feb. 3.-The
| San Juan memorial was passed In the
senate yesterday, and one new bill was
Introduced, to change the law 50 that
county commissioners shall be elected
for term Of four years, and arranging
their retirement 30 that an election
may be held every two years. A num-
Der Of bills were reported from com
mittee and will be- acted upon later.
In the house a local option liquor
bill was introduced and referred to
committee, and number Of other
bills OF minor Importance made their
appearance. No bills were passed,
however.
Three ballots for senator were taken,
each ballot resulting as follows: Me-
Cune, "a; King, 10; Cannon, Z; Suthcr-
land u; Powers, /.
Salt Lake City, Utah, Feb. l.-The
senate finished It's business yesterday
In less than fifteen minutes. The bill
granting justices Of the peace jurisdic-
tion In actions for damages TO personal
property was passed without OPPOSE
tion. Two bills were introduced, one
creating the office OF district attorney
and providing for the election every
four years Of n district attorney for
each one Of the seven judicial districts;
and one concerning warehouse receipts
and the sale OF goods, wares and mer-
chandise stored In public or private
warehouses In other states
Five bills were introduced In the
house. and two bills-the one prohibit
ing the formation OF trusts, and the
one prohibiting marriage between mon
golians and negroes-were killed. The
charge was made by Representative
Smith, Of Weber, that an exorbitant
charge was being made for the lcgisla-
tive printing. and committee was APP
pointed to investigate the matter
Three ballots were taken for senator,
each one resulting as follows: McCune,
25; King, IL; Sutherland, II; Cannon,
Z; Powers, 2; absent, 3.
salt Lake City, Utah, Feb. 5.--The
barber bill was killed In the senate
yesterday. while the nnti.smoxing bill
was reported favorably. House bills
Nos. 2, 3, I, q, and 81 were sent back
TO be printed. President Nebeker
signed the memorial asking congress
for relief for the citizens OF San Juan
county from the depredations OF Ute
and Navajo Indians, and the bill for
the exemption OF irrigation reservoirs
from taxation was passed. A bill was
introduced providing for the rates to
be paid for publishing legal notices,
and In what papers and how often they
shall appear. The session OF the house
was brief and profitless, no business
Whatever being transacted. Fourteen
ballots for senator were taken. This
makes total OF elghty.four ballots
taken up to date. The last ballot re-
quilted; McCune, 2s; King. II; Suther.
land, II; Cannon. s; Powers, 2. Three
Inembers were absent.
Salt Lake City, Utah. Feb. 7.-Busi-
ness was very slack In the senate YES
Eerdny. Nothing was done at the
fnorning session, but In the afternoon
senator W. q. Nebekcr's banking bill
was taken up aud passed unanimously.
ne bill amends section 37s Of the re-
Ilsed statutes SO ~ To permit banks to
'heep ponds OF the United States as part
M thclr available reserve fund. The
|tNti-smoklng measure passed its second
'IFfulng' ana the senate then adjourned.
~ Tue mousse three new bills were In.
tfpnuced' viz; II. II, No. "a. providing
-.nnt pcIa0nnI prnn.rlv must u. -.
peeseu "t lts iull cash value and lands
ana improvements must be separatelv
assessed az full cash value less tho
amount OF any recorded lien, mortgage
or deed OF trust; II. H. No. AZ. 10 en-.
courage the destruction of eovotes
wolves and mountain lions; to provide
bounty for killing the same; tn nrc-
vent fraud In obtaining such bountv
ana TO provide for the Violation ths.,,
oii II. II. No. 20, providing MORTGAGES
or trust deeds made to secure bonds or
other Indebtedness of the cornorntion
may cover the personal as we'll ns the
rear property of such companv. and
the personal property then owned an.
attS NJ, acquired be deemed fixtures
anI a part OF the real property Five
oalIots were taken for senator In the
Joint session, the last one resulting as
follows; McCune, 20; Cannon, o; King,
sutherland, l0i Powers, 9; II. W.
salt Lake City, Feb. s.-Ron call
PRAYER and the approval OF the iournai
OF the previous day was all the busi.
ness that occupied the attention Of Tho
senate yesterday.
The consideration OF the bill for tho
establishment OF the university ON the
government site occupied the greater
portion OF the time OF the house, Af,er
considerable argument and the pre.
hentation OF n number OF amendments
a .t., was postponed. Additional me-.
titlons Tor the passage of the locai an.
tiol OH were received from citizens ~
,pgueh ana salt Lake. The governor
mas signed joint memorial 30. . for
protection from the Expectations ~
ote ana Navajo Indians In San Juan
;, At the joint session i've ballots for
United states senator were taken
making ninety-tiye ballots taken mn ~
ths present time. The last ballot re-.
~ S McCnne' 49, King, o; Cannon.