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


Housr The following bills we're introduced.
n % No. d5, by Harmon lby rclucfu-pr,-
yidiir Tor the payment Of the salary % tho
ttate superintendent u public instruction
monthly Instead 81 quarterly.
~. . 30 %. by Philip, Providing for tho
creation ola fund TO build reservoirs by the
sale Of state lands
n. " 80. o.. by Cutler-ProyidInr Tor the
payment " bounty " 81 each Tor tho dr,truc.
zion " lynx e. for wolves. g. for mountain lions.
and appropriaiing $50 with which to pay the
bounty
n u No. e., by y l.. Morris lby rcqucsu
--iclatinr to- veterinary surgery and dentistry
providing Tor state boiri empowered 10 issue
licenses 10 practice charging Zee Of IS Tor
such.
~ H. 40 90 20 and u. bv Anderson C1y re-.
quesu-Rcntiug 20 executions on iudmcat..
etc The three bills taken together. provide
Tor the Issuance " executions on judgments.
a. any time during the lifc " the Judgment
eight year.. a, ihc law now reads. On cxccu-
tlon cannot be- issued after tive years
n B No. -, by Anior.on-To provide the
method for the changing " county lines
II ~ 80 a. by Stevens To provide for the
manner " changing county boundaries
These bills are almost Identical. und provide
that majority vote Of the people VI d county
~ which IL &. sought to make ON addition, and
Of the voters iu the district sought 10 be- an
ncxcd. ~ sunicicnt 20 make The change upon
the presentation Of petition containing per
cent Of the voters entitled TO vote at such nm
election. the secretary Of the state ia required
10 issue call for an election TO pass upon the
natter.
II. u. No. a. by Smith Fixing the salary Of
district Judges at ttopp per year.
II -. No. -, By Gardner Oby rcqucsU-An
act providing that places WHERE liquor ls sold
contrary ~ law may be- declared common null
sanccs. and upon proof being mndc Of this fact
the officers are authorized 60 close the places.
The owner may be fined In any sum not exceed
inR 500. In making proof the kind Of liquor
sold does not have TO be- set out
H. ~ M. 20, by Glasmnnn, was passed. IL
relates 10 registration and provides that q per-
a0n moving from one precinct 90 another 10 the
same county can secure % certificate " regis
trauon cnttllnF him 90 vote. Heretofore u
trans or could only be- secured when moving
from one district 10 another, In the same pre-.
cinct.
House bills n and Is. by Gin,mann, relating
20 the same subject were rccummlttod
Mr. giasmnun addressed the house % length
IN favor Of changing the assessment laws. lie
cited instances where corporations were being
taxed at from 10 10 10 pcr cent 81 their value,
ami urged that o law be- passed which would
prevent such fragrant discrimination.
SENATE McMiilans anti vaccination bin
passed the senate by vote Of ~ TO o, after .
debate Of two hours
Fifteenth Day. February I.
HousE-Four now bills. exclusive Of a sub
stitutc, were introduced. senate joint memoir
ial No. 1 was passed, and House bill No. %. by
Smith. relating TO the wearing Of the insignia
Of the Loyal Legion aud @. A. r., was killed.
The following bills were introduced
n, ~, No. %, by Smith-A bill for an act re-
iatlng 10 the approval by the governor Of ono
ial bonds Of state onioors. and other persons
required by law 10 give bonds To the state aud
state institutions.
II. n. No. -. by the Committee on Judiolar
Substitute for House bill No 20, by Mohr.
relating to Jurors In Justices courts The
amendment entities Jurors summoned into u
police court or 10 IN Inquest 10 ti 80 per day
aul mileage Of 20 cents per mile one way.
q. u. No. n. by Hewiott-A bin making ~ a
m'sdcmeanor Tor the use Of any device known
as trading stamps.
n. II. No. ~. by wells-An act 70 establish
bureau OF statistics, under the control Of a
commissioner 10 be appointed BY tho governor
his term TO be four years, and he TO have an
once At the capitol. An appropriation OF to,ooc
II provided by the act. The bureau Is required
TO collect aud tabulate statistics on all indus
tries Of the state.
SEsArE-A couple OF district attorney bills
were passed by the Senate and the bill provid-
Ing for prizes for text books was on the way 10
final consideration when an objection TO hasty
action interviewed. Arosolu ion upon the death
Of DR. Park was introduced and will be the
subject of an address by Senator whitney next
Wednesday,
Senator Allison introduced Senate concur
rent resolution No, 2, requesting congress "a
call u convention TO provide foran amendment
OF the Constitution 10 permit the election Of
United States senators by tho people
Tho following bills were introduced
ST. No. %, by Aider-An act defining trG..
silent stock. prescribing a method Of assess
ment, collection ana division OF taxes received
from the same, liking the penalty for violation
~ provisions,
rs. n No. 70, by Aldcr-An act providing
That In cities of the second class Of less thar
i,eu0 inhabitants, d city marshall shall b,
elected
s. 49, No. "a. by Murdoch (by rcquestl-At
oct defining uduterntlon Of food ana drugs
and TO prevent the adultemtion Of certain