The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1901-03-08


Legislature 100 some Newspaper Of general circu-
lation Under the proposed act county CONE
missioner, will be required TO publish their
proceedings IN some county newspaper and to
buy their stationery and supplies within thcii
counties II possible
The following hill passed the senate = y
No g. providing Tor the appointment Of town
marshals 10 towns oilcss than 500
Thirty fourth Day, MarchS
HousE-New bills were introduced as FOL.
lows.
II u No s3i. by PsEc-Providing that al
bills with emergency clause attached be printed
and distributed to county clerks
". ~. No. ~. By smith Authorizing u. A.
a NJ society to sell exposition grounds for a
sum not less than sN0D
The House passed the following bills;
u n. No. q. by Evans Preventing inoar-
ccraton " idiots AMI fccble-minded Ia insane
asylum
u II. No i5s by Wells Providing that prop
crty sold for taxes aud 10 which the county has
q tax decd. need not he advertised In Delinquent
list
A. n No iss by MISUNDERSTANDING time
for Ming Of liens from sixty TO one hundred
DAYS Tor first contractors. and from forty to
n ~ No. ", BY stevens Providing that the
annual fair u the u a. 4 N society shall be
held In Salt Lake aud that premiums may IL
given on imported stock
~ ~ No i5o-Aliowing the secretary Of the
silk commission SALARY Of s1o per year, al.
lowinr appointment Of q silk commissioner
IN any county upon the petition OF my per-
sons.
u u 80. u.s. by I.angton- Providing that
where notice by mall IL to be- given county
clerks shall send Co each person Interested a
written or printed copy Of the order OF a notloa
containing tho substance " the order.
~ u. No. 10. by Johnson-D Defining the powers
and dutlc, Of district attorneys
n. II. No. a., by McGrcror Fixing the mile
ago NJ Judges and district attorneys at 3 cents
per mile on railroads and u cents per mile on
railroads
H. u. No 10 by Barrett--oiving boards OF
county commissioners authority 20 eaualiEe
assessments for general taxes Of cities Of the
nr,t second aud third class
n u No ~. by Smith Providing that not
10 exceed one polling place need 70 be provided
In each municipal ward. Tor special elections
~ ~ No ~, by smith Providing that tar
lcyics In cities and towns he made on or before
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Monday
The following bills we're killed.
~ u No ne. by Anton. substitute Tor H. -
No. n, by Mcmillan liclatlng " vaccination
u ~ No. iip. ny Morris. u. ~ Raising tho
salary OF the mcrnbcrs Of the state board o.
horticulture
II ~ No. Ia. by Morris -Approprlatlna
N.00o for the publication Of a digest " supreme
court opinions
~ y. No ~. by Axton- Reducing the in,eres,
on tar sales from Il per cent to 0 per cent per
year
n H. No. 49, by ALTON Providing that no
change Of interest be made on assigned tar
sales
II II. No. eii, by Arton--Proyldlng that all
records In the recorders ONCE be- open 10 public
inspection during once hours free OF cost.
~. u. No. 80, by Anton Providing that
licensed abs,rac,en must have complete sss
Of records before beginning business fttt
H. - No.ss by McGrcgor--Providlngf Tor ths
Incorporation aud management Of cooperative
associations
SENATE The following Bfis were intro.
duccdi
: y. No.iii, by IarScn-Providing for tho
advrritdns Of cstrays ~ poundkecp4rs. +
:. u, No ne, BY sherman Providing that q
majority Of property holders IN cities abuttinr
on proposed improvements shall have the right
TO decide whether they shall be made or not
The following bills were passed by the Sen
ate. f-E.
s.B. No. lotto codlfy railroad laws
=. -. No. 0--ProvidinR that none but attor-
neys duly admitted to practice be allowed TO
appear In justices courts
u. u. No isp--Chaneing tho date Of munlci-
pal elections was killed a. was also s. ~. No.
~, relating TO salaries Of district attorneys.