The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-03-16

2 transcript of the judgment has been
n. 3. No 1872 by McCrea, amending
section Il. chapter 1O9 1901. by allowing
concurrent jurisdiction in city courts in
actions for an accounting when the final
amount involved does not exceed $500 and
in which real property is not involved;
and in any action in equity relating who'll
I Is TO personal property where the sum
involved and the value of the property
are each less than 500
Fl. 3. No. 80. supplementary to II. b
no; so, by Kinney, amending section
the enforcement of execution in any
county wherein a transcript of the judg-
ment has been filed and dOcketed.
H. b. No. 80, by Austin, providing for
state board of park commissioners.
H b No 1876, by Kinney, providing for
the approval and custody of official
bonds of state officers, state institutions,
etc
II. b. No S., by McCrea, amending sec
tiOns S095 and 309S. revised statutes. by
garnishee before answer can be required
in garnishment proceedings.
H. B. No. ia by Hawley amending
section 44I4 revised statutes. by providing
that the penalty for altering marks or
brands on cattle Or horses shall be the
same in larceny OF such animals
H B. No 1TS, by Luther, providing for
the sailing of cattle and horses on the
public range.
II. 3. No. %. by Roberts, amending sec
ton 1905. revised statutes. By providing
that no member Of d board of education
or perform labor for which he shall re-
ceiVe compensation from the school
funds
II 3. No. III. by Vaughan. amending
section 1880 revised statutes. by providing
that any person using vehicles or ami
mails other personal property of per
Is guilty of a miSdemeanOr-
H. b No JOS, by Marks amending sec
ton 10 chapter 100. 1901. by allowing ten
instead of six days to answer a summons
from a city court
section 1856 revised statutes, by making
brides or attempting to bride jurors pun
tshable as a felony.
H. 3. No 159. by Marks, amending sec
ton 913. revised statutes. by providing a
uniform fee of 20 cents each per folio re
corded BIZ county recorder.
H. r. No 159, by Marks amending sec
ton l022. revised statutes. by defining the
word folio as 100 figures, letters and
H. 3. No. Il. by HawIey. amending sec
ton 2664. revised statutes by providing
That when county treasurers fail to make
quarterly REPORTS their salaries shall be
withheld by the county commissioners in
stead OF by the state auditor.
H. b. No. So, by ToltOn, providing that
no stenoeraDher's fee shall be collected
In probate matters excepting where the
same are contested.
II. b. No, 157. by Marks. requiring all
papers. notices and Instruments of writ
ing REQUIRED by the statutes or session
laws to be filed with the county recorder.
H. B. No 49, b. Johnson, prohibiting
y
weapons by persons under the age of II.
n. 3. No. {. by Joseph. repeating the
serlcultlve commission act.
II. b No. 81 by Roberts. relating TO
fees Of clerks of district courts and coun-
ty clerks.
II. b. No. lis. by Fishburn. providing
for uniform examinations of school
II. b No. 14l. by Marks. providing for
elections of county superintendent at
general elections
H b NO. 14S. by Marks. providing for
annual instead of biennial teachers con-
VentiOuS
II. 3. No. 1i5, by Marks. deIegating TO
the state board Of education instead of to
county boards of examiners the power TO
revoke teachers licenses.
II 3. No. 146. by Marks, providing for
the annual filing by the state Superin-
tendent of schools with the state board OF
education memoranda regarding teachers
~. 3 No. loo, by Marks, requiring the
final account and petition for settlement
of estates TO contain complete list of
persons entitled to share in the distribu-
ton.
II. r. No. 178 by Marks. requiring proof
of publication of bank statements to he
filed with the secretary of state within
thirty days from the time of the receipt
OF the verified copy prepared by the sec
II. B: No. 1s6 appropriating s.. 500 for
Guard David Wilcken
H. B. No. 163, by Marks. allowing sher-
ITS a Zee of 81 for serving a writ of gar
niShment.
H. 3. No. 49, by Marks, making pos
session of stolen property, if not salts
factOrily explained. prima facie evidence
of the offense Of larceny.
II. r. No. 1870 apprOpriatiug 81 80 for
Guard Zebulon Jacobs.
Ii. b No 155. by Kinney. allowing JUS
tees OF the peace s. for taking "a re of
bodies Of dead persons.
II. r. No. q, by Wootton, relating to
powers of city councils