Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-02-10
Governor GOoding Appoints CaId.
we'll Man to Preside Over the
Seventh District
IDAHO'S APPROPRIATION BILL.
State Banking Bill Under Considers.
tion-0pinlon as TO certaln
Bonds.
speoIal Correspondence.

HANHt VI FEdNh ~ olHlul VI NdldNNlt no
Judge OF the Seventh judicial district,
newly created from the counties OF
Owyhee, Canyon and Washington. Mr..
Smith has been a practising attorney
In the Third district during the past i9
years, and Is widely known as a law
yer Of superior ability G. NJ. Hays Of
Boise and George p, Rhea Of Welser,
were also applicants for the appoint
ment, and each Of the three had spen-
did support from members OF the bar
and citizens Of the counties in the dis
trIct, and also from the bar OF Ada
county,
The appropriation committee In the
house has been considering the general
appropriation bill, but viii probably
not complete this work until some time
next week. The bill so far outlined pro-
vides the following appropriations:
Governor--salary, 10000; executive
secretary, $4,000; expenses $500,
Secretary Of State-Salary, $4,000;
clerks $4,000 stationery and supplies,
Sl6OO; publishing laws and journals,
$4,000; printing special laws, $1,000 llth-
ographing 5000,
State Audtor--Salory $4,000; clerks,
$4,000 expenses, SO, 400.
Attorney General-Salary $4,000;
stenographer, s2,4O0; expenses 81 900
State Treasurer-SaIary $4,000; clerk
hire $4,000 expenses, 1900
superintendent OF Public Instruction
SALARY, NSOOi deputyS2, 400; expenses.
Mine Inspector Salary, $500 travel
ing expenses, $500 printing and office
expenses, 81 900
Commissioners Of Immigraton-.sal-
ary $500; all other expenses, $1,000.
state Engineer-salary, $4,000 trav-
elng and other expenses, 1900.
Adjutant General-Salary, 5000 all
other expenses, $3.50.
Sheep inspectors: Salary, $4,000; all
other expenses, 81, 400.
Board OF horticulture; General en-
penses, 5000
state. board Of dairy, pure food and
oil commissioners General expense OF
commissioner and secretary, s2,400. all
other expenses. $500,
state board Of equalization; All ex-
penses, $500.
state board of pardons: All expenses,
5000
state board of canyassers; All ex-
penses, $500.
State library commissioner: Pur-
chase Of books, $500 clerk, $500; all
other expenses, 81 400
supreme court Salaries Of Judges,
$4,000; salary OF clerk $4,000; salary
deputy clerk at Lewiston, $1,000; salary
crier N,i0O' salary stenographer, $1,000;
travelling expenses Judges, $4,000, trav-
elllhg expenses clerk, 5000 all other ex-
penses, $500
Law library; Salary state librarian,
1880.
District courts Salary judges. $i2.-
900; salary stenographers. $4,000; trav-
cling expenses Judges, $4,000; travelling
expenses, stenographers, $2,25O
STATE BANKING BILL.
The State Bankers association ha,
drawn up bill which has received the
approval of the administration, provid-
Ing for the organization OF the state
banking department and creating the
office Of bank commissioner. The bill
provides that the governor shall APP
point some person with at least five
years experience In the banking busl-
ness az bank commissioner, with four
years term of office and a salary OF
$4,000 a year. IL shall be his duty to
have general supervision and control OF
all state banks and savings banks, 10
make thorough inspection of such
institution at least once year, and 10
report to the governor on December I,
OF each year. The bill defines what
shall constitute q state bank, It being
necessary that such institutions shall
have capital stock I'm proportion to
the population Of the town IN which To-
Gated, The smallest state bank shall
have $4,000 Of capital stock, this being
for towns Of less than 1000 while IN
towns OF ever $4,000 the capital
stock must be 100000. Haf OF
the capital stock must be paid
In before the bank commissioner
shall issue a certificate or such insti-
tuition be allowed 10 do any business 9s
a bank, the remainder of such capital
stock being paid In monthly assess
ments Of 10 per cent. The bank COM
missioner shall inspect each bank at
least once a year, charging for such
inspection a fee ranging from slb for
banks with capital stock OF $4,000 10
$4,000, to $65 for banks with a capital
stock OF more than $500 900 In addition
10 such fee the banks shall pay IN pro-
portion TO their assets. banks with as
sets Of less than $50 900 paying SIS. aud
going up IN s. amounts until banks with
over 50 100000 pay $40, The bill makes
an appropriation OF $1,000 20 carry out
the provisions Of the act II Is reported
that the state bankers association IN
tend to recommend c. S. Loyeand OF
Twin Falls for the position OF bank
commissioner
BONDS ARE STATE DEBTS.
Attornay Ispara1 7 nuhaan this
morning filed with Gov. Goodlng his
opinion as TO the bonds contemplated
10 be issued by the following bills
House bill q, providing for $4,000 OF
bonds for the Improvement of the state
university, agricultural college and
school OF science; house bill 3d. provd-
ing for $4,000 Of bonds for improvement
OF Academy OF Idaho; house bill so, for
$4,000 bonds for Improvement OF AL
bion normal school, and house bill SO,
for $4,000 bonds for improvement OF
Lewiston normal school. The ques-
tons answered are whether or not the
bonds contemplated In said bills would
be state debts within the purview OF
the state debt limitation. and whether
the provisions OF said bills authorizing
the proceeds Of the sales OF lands or OF
the timber thereon, granted to the state
by the United States as an endowment
for the institutions named IN said bills.
or the interest upon the proceeds Of the
sale OF said land or timber. to be set
aside az sinking fund for the payment
OF said bonds and the interest thereon,
are constitutional.
Answering these questions the attor-
ney general says: "First-The bonds
provided for In said bill evidence the
obligations Of fha gfata and fbpxs "a