Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-13
Substance Of the Bills introduced
Yesterday Afternoon in the
Lower House
70 PROTECT STRIKE BREAKERS.
,,.noson's Bin Seeks to Establish
Seven Experimental I'arms-Tak
On Mines.

- ryoyides for the protection Of
W. thermometers while another enlarges
Law ON housebreaklng and still an
w.. soeks TO establish seven expert
s,oI farms IN different parts OF the
n ..,o tbat the cultivation Of arid lands
~oy he determined The substance Of
me bills presented follows'
ON HoUsEBREAKINd.
u,nso bin No. by Joseph was in
,.odnced by request OF the county at
,oy of Salt Lake, and makes II
rsnnsebrealing to enter room or
H. anartment with intent 10 steal
g' presesnt law does not cover cases
snoakthleves who enter rooms IN
,odglng houses or hotels.
TAX ON MINES.
ttonso bin No. 9 Is that by Mir. Joseph,
,sferrod TO in last nights News II
rroyldrs that the tuN on the net an
rnal proceeds Of mines be made 10
,y,r coal not used for railroad pur-
$50 coke made from coal or bullion,
m matter made from ore NOT taxed
rbich Ia deemed a product Of the mines,
on1 NH PRODUCTS sold commercially oth-
~ thou Tor medical purposes, Of miner
n lakes ana springs, This bill VIII
lmnose a tax on the salt harvested near
SAT- Lake,
10 PROTECT STRIKE BREAKERS,
tIouso bill No 10, introduced by Mr..
Austin Of Utah, is an act TO prevent Vlo-
'lTce 10 employees, ana provides a pen-
Nm. for a violation thereof. The bill
@sectlon lit shall be unlawful for
.,y psrson or persons in this state VINO
sban by threat Of violence TO do bodily
harm peyent any person or persons
irom entering or remaiuing IN the en-
nov Of any company, corporation OF
Individual. ,
osec. ANY person or persons found
ull,y OF violating any Of the provisions
0i section I Of this act shall De deemed
guilty of a misdemeanor,'
CHANGES or VENUE.
vpchler introduced II. Il. No. II, an
act amending section ! OF Ghap'er
@s laws OF 1903. relating to changes
If venue IN civil and criminal actions In
r'uniclpal courts providing for change
~ mdee I'm lieu thereof, and for the
fsrti6catlon of causes 10 the district
ourt where the judge of the munici-
na court Is disqualified, and providing
ior a Judge pro tempore IN municipal
courts. In certain case and iiNihg ms
compensation,
SERVICE or PROCESS,
Kuchler introduced II, 3, No. H. an
ad'amendmg section Of chapter 49,
laws Of 1903, providing to whom pro-
cess shall run from municipal courts.
The bill amends the chapter mentioned
to read as follows
"All process from municipal courts
shall run TO the sheriff or any consta-
bic Of the county. and In criminal ac-
lions in which the city Is plantiif, also
to the chief Of police or any policeman
0f the city provided that in civil ac-
tons IN which process Is to be served
outside Of the county In which said
court is located, process shall run TO the
constable Of the county In which said
process Is 20 be served
EXTENDS JURISDICTION.
II. B. No. 49, also by Kuchler, amends
section G, chapter ll2, laws Of 1901,
making the civil jurisdiction of NUM-
cipal courts the same as that exercised
by courts Of justice OF the peace, and
IN addition thereto, said courts to have
jurisdiction In all cases arising IN the
county In which said courts are To-
Gated over which any courts OF Justice
NJ the peace throughout the state would
have jurisdiction
FOR FIRE INSPECTORS.
Mr. Carroll introduced II. y. No A.
entitled AN act providing for fire IN
spector IN unncorporated towns, pro-
ylding Tor their appointment, prescrlb-
ing their duties and providing for COM
pcnsation for their services" The bill
reads.
THAT the board Of county commits
aoners Of each county shall appoint a
me Inspector, except IN incorporated
cities and towns for every precinct In
melr respective counties, whose du-
lles shall he TO inspect, at least twice
each year. all chlmueys, tireplaces
heallhs stoves, stoycpipes, heaters oy-
ems furnaces, boilers and apparatus
used In and about buildings and manu-
factories, and cause the same TO be
removed or placed In safe condition.
Eath Inspector shall keep a true and
llst account Of the time spent In the
ulscnarge OF his duty and shall present
a copy thereof verified by OATH to the
BOARD OF county commissioners, and up
on lts approval by them the Inspector
shall DEE entitled TO s. per day, to he
PAD ont Of the general fund Of the
dered"
EXPERIMENTAL FARMS.
II, b. No. IS, by Thompson, is
,n NJ, to establish seven experiment
lal farms In the dry regions Of the
SUITE where tests are to be made OF
various plants and seeds in order that
,ne method Of cultlvatlng dry and arid
hhds may be determined. Each farm
must be In a different county and the
slle' are TO be selected by the board
trustees of the Agricultural college.
~. appropriation Of Sl750O rs provided
TO PROTECT MINERS.
NJ u b No. 10, by curtain, prohibits the
w OF explosive oil In coal and hydro
oa' BON mines, and regulates the stur-
M anu use Of powder IN such mines
No hlll defines the standard OF illum-
u'tnF oil 10 be used and requires cars
uun0 other machinery TO be oiled outside
W. mines, where possible. Iubricatlnp
must not be allowed to gather on
TWO KINDS or BURGLARY.
Mr. Wootton Of Utah has In course Of
preparation a bill amending sections
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