The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1901-03-15


% and The uuh Volunteer medals are spcci
aed. The penalty D, from sloj totiO
Two bills we're passed as follows
s. V No. w. by Anison-Proyidin Tor the
punishment ~ fraud az primary elections
- No i0i by tawrcnce-Providing Tor
the punishment Of secretaries and other on
I GERS or agents Tor over issuance Of stocks OF
corporations
Thlrty-elEuth bay Marohp.
/ HousE-The following bin, passed the House.
NJ Ne. Z. by whituey. Pfayinsfor uni-
/ ycr-ai sunnre. without regard to sex
I u H. No aA. by committee on highways and
bridge, Appropriatlne $500 for highways
aud bridges
~. No. e. by Bcunion- Authorizing the
exchange Of certain un,uryc,ed school lands
I FOR government lands
5 u so n, by committee on public lands
Reducing membership of state board Of land
commissioners from seven 90 nyc members.
ana liking salary Of member. nt tl 90 per year
and salary OF secretary at eisu
. H u. 40 M. by Holzhcimcr Validating all
writings Informally maac la rccoris of county
recorder. prior TO January. ipn.
o. - No. sio. by smith Allowing cities "
/ the nrst class to increase their TAX levy mills
Tor contingent expenses. but decreasing levy .
/ % u. SO 81. 10y Holmgrcu-E,iablishiu
state aud district board. Tor the control Of lrr.
Htlou
n u No. l0i by Wells Authorizing the
board u education TO Increase To-. tax levy
mill, Tor the year lpot but thereafter allowing
an increase " onc-half Of mill Tor site aud
building purposes
n - No ". by MISUNDERSTANDING Tor
more complete statement 90 be- made hy corpo-
ration- 20 the state board of equalization. ana
declining manner In which cash value Of stocks
und bands may be- usccriuincd
/ = - 80 e by Aili,on-.Taxlng icgucics In
. excess of siOOO
] u u No ill by smlih--Piaclng collection
l Of taxes from ear companies In hands OF state
board OF equalization. making the secretary Of
| the board the collector. and allowing him a
salary Of 800 per year Tor his services
~ u No eab, by Kelly Increasing the sal
nry Of the members u the state board Of equal
izatlon fro siOo per year to $50 the secretary.
who IL o memb, nnd has heretofore received
I t!Oo additional TO now be paid sliOj
/ ~ -. No. 30 by ASton Providing that
/ where property belonging 20 two or more per-
sons has been sold Tor taKos, either Of the par
/ ties may redeem his interest by paying pro-
I portlonatc amount Of the tax aud costs
| H. -. No, iai. by Page Providing Tor sum
mary administration Of estates not exceeding
sl,ioo In value. and giving entire estate to SUR
I yivlng wife. husband or children.
! ". B No. 49, by Langton Providing that no
member Of the board of pardons shall be- dis
| qualified by reason OF personal knowledge Of
the facts In any ease that may come before the
board.
N. II. No tss. by I.angton Providing that
L. tN,
sent the vacancy may be nllcd by calling In tho
secretary OF state or one Of the district judges
sESArE-Tho following bills passed the Sem
atei
:. u. No. 5.-Proydlnv that district Judges
shall be paid actual travelling expenses instead
Of mileage.
:. ~ No. 7i-Creating state boar1 Of arbltra-
ton and Cancellation.
$. II. No. sp-Amcnding fees to be- collected
By secretary OF state.
$. 10. No. 10 Relating To the sale Of inerchan-
disc In bulk
=. ~. No. ba-iseiAting 10 the levy Of u special
tax 10 refund taxes unla wfuily collected. and
y. u. No. 81, relating TO judgments obtained
against county Officers for unlawfully collected
taxes.
:. -. No. Establishing state school Of
mines In state university
s. u. No. H-Clcarlng up antiquities In
present statutes regarding civil suits
$ u. No. 71-FiSinR salaries OF state land
board att0o. and the seerciarys salary At
si,sOo
Iiy unanimous consent senator smoot intro
dueod a hill extending the term Of county shcr-
IDS to four years,
Thirty ninth Day, March n.
AZ the conclusion Of three hours discus
sion. the lower house Of the legislature passed
Senate bill No iis. known as the "polygamy
bin. " by vote OF "a TO n. with three members
absent, The debate covered a wide range, aud
In several instances was heated and bitter
This was particularly true when Van Horne re-
forrcd 10 the half-masilng Of the hag on the
city hall ia salt Lake In the s0s, and Insisted.
~ did othors, that the passage Of the bill under
consideration would be construed In the east as
an evidence Of bad faith on the part OF the Nor
mon people. ASton underworld 10 get In an
amendment providing that officers Of the law
be permitted to swear to complaints, and Glas-
mann offered an amendment excepting from
the operation Of the bill persons who had con
trncted plural marriage since 1891, but both
amendments were voted down
The following bills were passed.
s. II. No. ~, by Murdock-- Relating 20 school
taxes.
:. II. No. a., by Loye-ProvidinR that levy
for county school tax shall not exceed mills,
". 49, No. i0s, by demonstrating 10 OK
animation Of teachers,
II. II. No. iOl, by Harmon Providing for
payment monthly Of salary OF county school
supcrntondonts,
n. 49, No. e1l, by Page Providing that all
bills containing emergency clause be printed
Immediately after their approval by the COVER
nor, and sent 10 the clerks OF tho various
counties.
s II. No. as, by Kiesol-Approprating 800
Tor importing from Germany. birds called Kohl
Meisens, which destroy coddllng months and
other Insects which destroy fruit trees
II u. No. leS hyNelly- Providing that sur
veyors shall assist recorders In drawing plnts
o. lands In counties,
II n, No. 100, by Kelly Providing for extra
pay for surveyors for making maps,
II, u. No, lg7, by Davls-RelatlnF to pay Of
teachers Of school for deaf and blind.
II u, No. H. By Kelly Thy requ, st)-Re-
moving age disqualification from National
Guard.
n, u. No. 1884, by Holyheimor- Providing
that any subdivision against which judy
ment Is secured for taxes Illegally collected
shall he liable To the person who RECEIVERS the