The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1899-03-17

land board contingent expenses, s4e,-
800; contingent expenses state cquali-
zatiou board. 81. 600. for rent Of lcgis-
tive hall. 81 900; for the determination
of outlaws. 5000: Tribune Job Print.
ing company. for legislative printing,
sg.55s. o.. for salt Lake City salt pal
ace. siO. 900; for the maintenance OF the
state board Of health. s3.iOO; for the
state Industrial school s3s,iOI; Sena-
tor Bennion's motion TO insert an APP
propriation 81 500 for interest on the
amount to be borrowed for the univer-
sitv was carried, as was also one Of
s20. 900 for the states share Of salaries
of county officers: house bill No. i02,
relating to fruit tree inspection, was
passed. as was house bill No. IS. relat-
ing to the service Of summons on cor
porations.
Less than a dozen members OF the
house congregatcd In the chamber at
10 o'clock Yesterday. and after over an
hours wait for quorum TO materializd
they sauntercd until this morning,
Salt Lake City. Utah, March 1.-THE
senate put In long day yesterday,
working until midnight Fifteen bills
were passed and one was killed. The
bills passed were as follows; Relating
70 the probate OF Wills; regarding costs
on dismissal Of appeals; to prevent the
publication Of names of corporations.
relating to witnesses In criminal cases
In justice courts; praying congress To
restore to the public domain certain
portions Of the forestry reserve In
tintah county; relating 20 the method
of appeals TO the supreme court; in
GLIDING attorneys fees In mechanics
lien cases In the cost bill; relating To
procedure for new trials; making sal
aries Of district attorney for Third dis
trict. 81, 900: for Second district, $1,000.
aud for the other districts, 81 500; pro-
viding for revenue for the state for
1899 and 1900; relating To the branding
OF convict-madc goods. providing for
punishment for oifonscs committed at
primaries; revising the law In regard
10 negotiable instruments; 20 permit
the United States government 10 pur-
chase site for the new federal build
ing; prohibiting the adulteration of
vinegar; the initiative aud referendum
resolution; and making the supreme
court hold four terms instead Of three.
The bill relating to the publication OF
notices Ia newspapers was killed.
The house passed the following bills:
Directing election judges In the out
side counties 10 send election returns
by registered mail. In order TO save the
large expense of special messengers;
relating 20 state institutions drawing
their biennial appropriations; fixing
the salaries Of district attorneys; au-
thorizing the United States 10 purchase
site for federal building; relating to
the recording OF marks and brands on
live stock; Joint resolution for the sub
mission OF an amendment To the con-
stitution In relation 10 changing coun-
" boundaries; joint memorial relating
TO the selection OF statc school lands In
fractions Of sections away from the
original section; relating 10 the duties
OF the state board OF equalization; ex-
tending from ten days 10 thirty days
the time for defendantsto answer when
summons il personally served outside
of the state; providing for the pay
ment of expense of assessing and coli
Letting taxes In cities including cities
OF the third class. The house con-
CURED In the senate amendments to
house bill No. 80 relating tonew trials.
Salt Lake City, Utah, March l5.-The
senate was In session all day, but ac-
complished very little business. The
following bills were passed; Substi-
tutc for senate bill No. 3. relating to
the service of summons from justices
courts; house bill l73, relating TO the
duties of the state auditor; the roads
and bridges bill; house bill No. i52,
providing for having all state printing
done In the state and county within
the limits of the county; house bill No.
l7i, making some minor changes In the
forms Of treasurer's receipts; house
bill No. i75, making changes In the
method Of collecting state taxes. Tho
evening session was passed In consid-
ering the governors appointments.
The house passed the following bills:
Senate bill No. o., TO increase the sal
aries OF county surveyors In the smaller
counties from 500 TO $3.50 and $3.50;
No %, prescribing the method Of con.
ducting primary elections by political
parties; house bill No. i3s, TO require
county recorders 10 furnish county
treasurers with certified records and
abstracts OF tax sales. While waiting
for the general appropriation bill TO
come from the conference committee,
the houses afternoon session was com.
menced by having n little fun with
senate bill II, by Evans, 10 prevent
persons under the age OF rs years
smoking or chewing tobacco, the bill
having been rejected on Monday. A
motion by n. j. Harris TO substitute
the word ''over" for under, preceding
the phrase 1.-THE age Of Is years" was
carried, ON the ground that old age
should be punished first. The appro.
priation bill was finished during the
day and sent TO the senate for its con-
eurrence, The total Of appropriations
Is 81, ia, $50.