The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-02-17
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a constitutional convention for the pur-
pose of submitting to the states an
amendment to the federal constitution
providing for the election of United
States senators by direct vote of the
people. Referred to the committee on
elections.
Law on Barbering.
II. B. No. SO. by Haslam, substitute
for H. B. Safeguarding the practice
OF barbering. The principal change in
the bill from the previous measure is
to limit the license provision TO cities
of the first and second classes. The
board of examiners is to make rea-
sonable sanitary rules for barber shops
a copy of which must be posted in a
conspicuous place in each shop. Re
ferred to committee on public health.
H. B. SO, by Cotton Thy requesD-
Makes it the duty of the county COM
missioners of each county to have
opened in the office of the county clerk
or some other official an intelligence
office and book of registry where any
boy or girl in person or through par
ents may secure homes or employment
without expense. Referred to judiciary
committee.
H B. 80, by CoIton-Forbids the in
generation of boys or girls under the
age of IS years with old and hardened
criminals. Referred to the judiciary
COMMITTEES.
H B. 81, by Colton-Provides for the
restoration of truant or vagrant boys
to their homes. Makes it the duty of
the sheriff or chiefs of police to arrest
all runaway boys or girls and either. re-
turn them to their homes or provide
homes for them or have them sent to
the Industrial school. Referred to jul
dietary committee.
Curfew Law.
Forbids any person under IA years of
age to be on any street, alley or public
place in any city. town OF village at
night after the hour of 9 o'clock, from
March 1 until Aug. 81, inclusive, of
each year: and after s o'clock from
Sept. / to the last day of February. in
elusive, of each year, unless accom-
panied by parent or other person
having legal custody, unless he or She
is engaged in the performance of an
errand under the direction of d person
having legal custody, or unless his or
her employment makes it necessary
to be on the streets at such a time.
! Constables or police officers must take
any child arrested home first. If the
parents refuse to be held responsible
for the observance of the act and if
( the police judge or justice of the peace
| is convinced that the child is in want
! of proper parental care or is incorrigible
/ steps must be taken to look after the
child as is otherwise provided by law.
! 1t is made the duty of the mayor or
-preeinct-jestiee- of the peace to ar
range for curfew signals by whistles
of twenty seconds duration. Referred
TO committee on judiciary.
H B. SO, by hipman-Appropriat
$4,000 to establish an experimental
silk factory in Salt Lake City. A re-
ward of 81 goo is to be offered for the
/ best and most economical process of
raising, Keeling twisting. boiling, dyeing,
manufacturing or weaving silk. One
! first quality cocoons raised in the state.
] Referred to the committee on manufac-
lures and commerce.
/ House Bill Ne. "a. by Chapman
Amends the statutes relating to the
! performance of duties by officers with
/ out fees on affidavits of impecuniOsity.
The statute omits clerks of courts from
! its provisions. Referred to committee
on judiciary.
! House Bill No 50, by Mrs. Coulter Cby
/ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES S25, 900 for the
erection of a home for mentally de-
/ ficient children to be placed on grounds
of the school for the deaf at Ogden
! The proposed school is to be under the
/ direction of the school for the deaf
Referred to judiciary committee.
Richards introduced a concurrent
resolution for the appointment of d
| joint committee to visit the branch
normal school at Cedar City. The COM
Ynittee is to consist of three members
of the senate and seven from the house
resolution was passed under suspen-
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