Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-02-02
TO UNITY STUDY.
Gov Cutler Makes an Important
Recommendation to Legislature

Recommendation to Legislature,
At this afternoons session OF the
house, the governor sent IN a communi-
cation suggesting that steps be taken
to reduce the duplication Of study In
the various state schools, as he felt
that the state could lily afford TO pay
for such work. To this end his excel
ency recommended the appointment Of
Joint committee. and Messrs Joseph,
McBea and Merrill were named from
the house,
Representative Joseph this afternoon
renewed his daily attempt 20 ascertain
what progress the committee on bounty
frauds Is making. Mr. McCrca Of the
committee replied that they were watt
Ing ior information from the state au-
ditor But IN the meanwhile steps
were being taken 20 communicate with
the different states with regard TO their
respoctly bounty laws, and he believed
that "a due season the committee would
be able to make q satisfactory report.
THOMPSON MAKES SPEECH,
Thompson Of Willard, author Of II,
b. 60, "Au act providing for the Ia
hility of railroad companies for stock
killed. By them was making a vigorous
Cu8,aught against the railroads at press
time He was charging undue nfu-
enCc etc, and was displaying much
| wormth In his remarks,
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS.
II. 3. lO7 by Mr.. Joseph is an act
hxing the salaries OF the iud es OF the
district court at 81 900 Per annum, and
providing That mo mileage or expenses
shall be allowed except when expenses
OF mileage are incurred by said judges
when called to cit In cases outside OF
their respective districts The clause
quoted Is an amendment to the exist
ing law.
FREE LIBRARY FOR LOGAN
Roberts introduced a bin purely in
the interest OF Logan city, II provides
that cities Of the second class shall
have the power TO increase their school
tax levy from one-thlrd OF a mill to
ono mill for school purposes The au-
thor has IN view the maintenance OF a
free public library IN Logan, and the
Increased levy win provide $1,000 addi-
tlonal per annum for this purpose,
10 STOP SNAP JUDGMENT.
Mr., Marks introduced bill amend
! Ing the present law relating to the
! manner OF commencing actions and
| Issuing summons and the form thereof
! In city courts In cities Of the first
class. The bin provides that the man
/ ner Of commencing such actions shall
/ conform, rs nearly as may be, 10 the
! practise prescribed for district courts,
] All
! tain direction that the defendant must
! appear within co. days after the SER
! vice OF the summons II served In the
| county In which the action is brought,
| otherwise within go days, The fig
| ures quoted are "6" and 10" respec-
! lively IN the present law, while the
! time Of fling the complaint IL changed
from three to five days The bill also
| provides:
III copy OF the complaint is not
served with the summons, and a copy
thereof be not deposited with the clerk
! OF said court within five days after SER
vice OF the summons, the copy Of the
| summons served on the defendant may
be filed with the clerk OF the court by
the defendant and thereupon the clerk
| shall docket said action and the same
shall be dismissed by the court on mo-
ton Of the defendant at the cost Of
plaintiff,
The bin. It Is understood is designed
70 put stop TO collection agencies taxi
Ing snap Judgment
TO ENLARGE SCHOOL OF MINES
The house committee on mines and
mining presented the following house
joint resolution:
Whereas the mining Industry Of this
! state is Ure-cminoutly IT'S main stuy