The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1901-02-08

NAUes NlnlAlnrs OF this act viii be deemed
guilty Of a misdemcauor
sixteenth Day. February 4.
Housr-rhe following measures passed tho
house.
~ - No 9. increasing the salaries Of ius.
tlccs Of the supreme court from n0ll 90 5000
per year
H. ~. so. 10, relating TO registration " voters
VI. u. No Z, Increasing the salaries " state
Officers, was defeated 90 90 ~ 4 rcconsidcra,
tun wus moved. and the measure will again be
voted upon
The following measure, wcrc introduced.
II ~ No. ~, by Acknowledging to rcdcmp.
ton from tax sales
II -. No. M. by Acknowledging to sale Of
property bought by the county
II. B No ~ by Axiom Relating to the ap.
pointmcnt OF the state board Of equalization
n. - No - by smth-Rclatlng 10 forms Of
bills 81 exceptions.
u ~ No. NJ. by smith-providinr that tho
tax levy may be- made ut any time during July.
a. ~ no n. by smith - Providing that
claims against municipalities may be- paid
without being passed upon by the auditor.
n 49, 80. "a, by Smith Relating TO polling
places ~ municipal elections
n ~ No. ~. by Axiom Reintione 10 tho
adjustment OF the board of public works 10
municipalities
n. ~ No. ~. by MISUNDERSTANDING 10 the
organization OF cooperative companies
Upon presentation Of resolution rccitins
the services Of John Marshall, tho first chlci
justice " the supreme court Of the United
States, and IL being the hundrcdth uuulycrsary
Of his assuming the ONCE the house adjourned
as q token " respect
srNATE-Thc following bills were passed.
). H. 40 ihincrcnsing amount of bonded In
dcbtcducss that may be- Incurred by schooldls
trict-. Johuson's bills relating to the powcn
and dutic, Of district attorneys, four In mum
Der. Nos %. o. sinnd Is
The following bin, were introduced
$, 49, 30 ~, by Howell Providing for the
approval Of bonds OF the state officers.
s. %. No. 20. by Tanner Rotating TO slight
change In the northern boundary OF beaver
county.
President Evans signed the anti.yaccinatloA
bill anu Il was sent 10 the governor.
Seventeenth Day, February ..
HousE-The House passed Stevens bill. II
u. No. :. raising the salaries u state ofccu
as follows Governor. 500: secretary OF
state. sloo. treasurer slb0o. auditor. 5000
attorucy-rcnrrnl 5000. superintendent Of pub
lie instruction. 500 This II an Increase Of
from 500 10 f!OJO per year This wns the bill
defeated the prcyiou, day Glnsmnnns blli
n. ~. No. 49, providing for the registration Of
voters by afidaylt under certain conditions
was also passed
Tho following bills were Introduces
n. u. No. Nv, by Lnnrton tby rcquestl-A
bill for an act 10 provide for the initiative aud
referendum In legislation. TIE proposed nc,
provides that per cent ~ the voters can peii.
ton that the people Of the state may pass upon
any law put into eject hy the legislature, unless
such law passes by y two-thirds majority II
I IA provided that all measures 10 be presented
TO the legislature shall be sled with the sccrc.
tary Of state and by him presented 10 the law.
making body. Should the bill fail to pass II
shall then be presented 10 the people when re-
quest IA made.
n. u. No. 70. by Bcneh--IolatinR 10 the mile
age Of district Judges. Provinlng that tho
Judges shall DO paid mileage Of 10 cents per
mile.
n. ~. No. 0t. by ID. G. Johnson-A bill for an
not relating 20 the salc Of rights OF way over
state lands. The act provides that the state
land board can sell or give rights OF way over
state lands for telephone or electrical COM
panics poles and wires.
SErArr-The RrcaterpArt OF the day was do
voted TO q discussion Of Senator whltney's bill
providing prizes for text books on natural
sciences, for use In the higher schools Of Utah.
The bill was finally passed 10 too
The following bills were introduced'
s. II. No. n, by Murdoch Providing for tho
initiative and referendum In legislation. con-
tanning same provisions as House Biii No. w..
s. II. No. ~, by Notwithstanding for tho
distribution oi'the estates OF decedents and for
supplementary accounts to be rendered by cI-
coutors and administration
! s. u. No. q, by Smoot-An act In relation "a
the transaction OF Insurance business (other
than liicl, requiring that local agents Of insur-
nncc companies (other than iiicl shall counter
sign all policies and receive the regular com
mission thereon. In order that the taxes re-
quirvd by law 10 be paid on premiums collected
for insurance may be- received by the state
Allison proposed an early check 10 the intro
duction Of bills w introducing a concurrent
resolution reclting that IN order TO minimize
the burden on the people, both houses should
adjourn as early ~ il consistent with the dis.
charge OF public business. Therefore. the
House concurrlnR, II IL resolved that no bill,
shall be introduced or considered In either
house after the fortieth day, without unanimou,
consent.