The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1901-02-15

atrss Pan-American exposition commission
and npifropratlng 500 Tor On exhibit Of Utah
products at the Buffalo show.
: 40. g. ty Allison 'by requesp-Au-
thoriflnr the creation Of o domestic science de-
parimcnt IN tho University Of Utah and making
an appropriation therefore.
x u No g. by Alternating mileage ratio
for district judges 10 cents instead OF cents
per mile
y u No. a. by Bcnnion 10y roqucsp-An
act 20 rolnuulsh 10 the United States the IN
surveyed school land Ia lieu Of q grant u land
u equal area 20 be made by the United states
The following bill was approved BY the gov
crnor; s u No. q providing for burial a,
public expense Of INDECENT soldiers
Twentieth Day. February =.
HousE-Thc house held short session In the
morning when Governor Wells veto Of tho
Mcmillan nnu-yaccinaton bill vas received.
accompanied by substitute measure, the sub
stltution Of which he recommended. The bill
was made the special order for Tuesday at 500.
The bill recommended by the governor is A.
follows
section l. Whenever. upon investigation by
the state or local boards ~ health. said boards
are Of the opinion that any malignant, con.
taRious. infection, or noxlous disease IA cpl
dcinlc In this state. or that the health or sani-
tary conditions Of the state or any part Of ltars
such that any Of such diseases arc liable to
become epidemic In the near future, said boards
are hereby authorized and IL shall bc their
duty 10 at once make and enforce such rules
and regulations, and adopt such measures as
shall by vaccination or other preventive means
protect ~ far a. possible the Inhabitants Of tho
state and every part thereof against the intro
duction or spread 81 any Of said diseases; and
all sherlns, constables and police Officers
throughout the state are hereby charged with
the duty Of carrying out the orders Of the said
boards Of health In the enforcement Of said
rules and regulations provided, that the said
boards shall not have the power or authority To
exclude from schools unyaccinatcd children In
school districts whore smallpox does not exist.
Sec. 2. Every person who shall violate any
Of the provisions Of the preceding section, or
any u the rules and regulations Of the state
or local boards of health made In accordance
herewith shall be deemed guilty of q INSIDE
meanor. and upon conviction shall be pun
ishcd by a nnc not to exceed sioO, NJ imprison-
mont In the county jail not exceeding sixty
days, or by both said Tine and imprisonment.
SESArE.-rhc Senate session was almost
Ruthless Several Of the members were absent
and 10 was the chaplain. Senator Love offered
prayer. and the reading Of the minutes was dis
pcnsod with. House bills. Nos 5, D and 20
we're referred to the committee on judiciary.
Both houses adjourned early to permit tho
members to make preparations to take the en-.
cursion truin to Idaho, which left the short
Lime depot at O'Clock
Twenty-Fir-t bay, February n.
HousE-Thc following bills wcro introducedt
H. ~. No. ~, by Mctarland-Proposlng 70
reimburse citizens Of Weber county for money
Ia.
TO cxtcrminatc tho san Jose scale. The act
provides for the appropriation Of slgooo, oras
much "a, may be necessary To be- distributed By
the county commissioners Of Weber county.
! n, ~. No ne, substitute for II. II. No ~ By
Misunderstanding TO vaccination. The bill 10
the substitute for the Mcmillan anti vaccina-
tion bin which accompanied the veto Of Gov.
Wells
II. u No, ila. by Mcmillan (by rcqucst)-
Providing for the appointment Of a board OF
police commissioners ia certain cities, The
bill n practically Identical with the former Lac
upon the same subject.
II. u. No. iit by Mohr (hy request) --provta-
Ing that high schools may be established In dis
tricts who're tho population Il 100 The law
now roads 100.
n. u. No. iib, by Rodd a bill for an act To
provide for the annexation OF one county TO an-
other.
II u. No. 10, by Redd- A bill for an act to
annex San Juan county To Grand county.
The two bills provide for the carrying ont OF
the proposition as set out In the title
II. II. No, H. by Morris, n, LA bill tor
IN act relating To the publication Of legal no
tlecs. The act contcmplatos the repeal OF tho
present law, which allows the county clerks OF
the various counties 10 order the publication Of
legal notices from the court In any paper thai
they desire, and permits attorneys aud other
interested parties to designate tho paper In
which the notices are 20 appear.
II, II. No, lis by Smith Relating to IL
formation Of corporations.
II. u No. q, by Smith, relating To motlouA
was passed by a un1niuous vote. Theactp1
yidos that persons ~. a afndaWt In suss
port OF any motor H I'd ~ court may be cross
examined, and tina. :. tioy fail to appear -
cross-oNaminatlon. their andavit shall
stricken out.
IL, u. No d. by Holzhclmor, relating 20 the
foreclosure OF mortgages and trust deeds, was
Withdrawn, the committee on judiciary having
reported adversely upon II,
| SESArE-The following bills we're introduced!
=. u. No 90 by Eyans-An act amending
section ioii OF the Revised Statutes OF Utah
lsps, In relation TO the making OF complaints
and commencing Of prosecutions In criminal
cases II adds proyso 10 the present law dc.
clarlng that no prosecution Tor adultery shall
be commenced except on tho complaint OF the
legal wife Of the accused.
s. -. No. ~, by Ilowell-An act for the roiiei
OF the occupants Of townsite lands In certain
cases. II provides that when fifteen years have
elapsed after the date Of patent issued Tor
townsite entry, and II appears that land within
such entry ana not used for public purposes
has not been adiudged nor conveyed TO any
person, and such land shall have been for seven
year, In pcaceabio aud continuous possession
OF any person such person shall be entitled 70
deed TO the land upon payment OF not exceed
ng Is per acre,
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