The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-02-24
LEGISLATIVE paoeeepINes.


February 10.
Bills were passed by the house as
follows
Relating to burglary 90 the first and
second degrees as amended by the
senate
To tax the net product Of salt works.
Recurring the secretary OF state TO
give bond In the sum Of $4,000.
Relating to vacancies and pay Of
jury commissioners.
Relating To- undertakings ON appeal
from Justices courts.
Prohibiting the sale Of firearms 10
minors under the age of ~ years
Relating tu the bofoulIng ~ water.
Relating to the filling Of transcripts
Of Judgments.
Permitting cities TO levy tax for II.
hrarIcs.
Allowing ten days for answering
summons in city courts
Ma cs technical change In law re.
gardiug ploadings.
Giving city courts concurrent iuris'
dlction with district courts IN certain
causes
In thc senate the following bills
we're passed
" % 30 7O-Dcnuing burglary Of
the first and second degrees. " j. NJ.
No. G. Momorializing congress 90 pass
Brownlow good roads BILL
February ".
Senator Waltons registration bin.
senate bin No q. was taken up and
passed by the senate with some minor
amendments.
Senate bin No 81. by Gardner. was
passed by unanimous vote. and house
bin No. rs. by Hawlcy. relating to the
dockctng Of judgments. was similar.
~ treated
The senate concurrod In the house
amendments 10 senate bill No. &c. by
Callister. relating To vacancies and
pay NJ jury commissioners.
A resolution for Joint session Of
the Legislature on the 22nd to cele.
oratc formally Washingtons birth.
fay was killed.
A measure to sound the knell OF
Sucket shops In Utah was introduced
by Senator Lawrence OF Salt Lake as
senate bin No. 81.
There was no session OF the house,
a. the members a number OF promi.
nent state officials and their friends.
the party numbering about $40 people
were paying q visit 10 the state mental
hospital NJ Provo The party left Salt
Lake ct $40 a. m, ana the train r..
turning for Salt Lake loft Provo at
$3.50 p. M.
February 20.
The Portland exposition bill was
passed by the senate by q vote of 10
to o. The bin provides an additional
appropriation OF 10000, making
total Of $4,000
Senator Williams bin creating the
state art collection to embrace the
Alice Art Collection and TO be To-
Gated at the University OF Utah. was
passed by a vote Of II to T. The bill
carries an appropriation Of $4,000.
The state mental hospital bill. sen.
ate bill No. SO, substituted by the com.
mittee on public Institutions for
Clegg's bill No jS. was taken up and
passed unanimously
The senate passed by unanimous
vote and without debate the following
measuroa Senate bill No. So. relat.
ing TO changes Of venue from mu.
nicipal courts. etc: senate bill No 50.
by Bennlon. providing for the appoint.
ment Of associate examiners In cities
Of the first and second class. compul.
sorry attendance at public schools,
etc. senate bill No. 70. by Bennlon.
providing for notice OF levy OF assess.
ments, etc, measure designed to on.
able irrigation companies to escape
the expense Of publishing notices
The house passed three bills. as fol.
lows: Senate bill No. 40. liking ~
nscal year Of the state and providing
when reports shall be compiled and
| hled
House bin No. Sc. providing that no
stenographer's fees shall be allowed In
probate matters unless the same be
contested.
Senate bin No. 80. ceding to the fed.
eral government exclusive iurisdlc.
ton over the Fort Douglas and Fort
Duchcsne reservations.
February p.
Twenty.one new bills were intro.
duced In the house, II being the last
day under the rule adopted by both
houses for the Introduction Of bills
iawley's bill providing for cen.
trail Utah experiment station was
passed, while Homes eight hour bill
was killed by adverse comMittee re
port.
A petition signed by Nephi Indian
war veterans was received by the
house asking that their services bo
recognized by the awarding Of suitable
medallions and that steps be taken to.
ward securing compensation for thirty
days actual services
The following appointments by Gov.
ernor Cutler were confirmed by the
senate; Directors Descret Agricul-
tural a Manufacturing society-Lcster
ID, Freed Of Salt Lake. William q. Win
der Of Salt Lake, Mrs. Priscilla J. Ritter
of Salt Lake, Joseph A. Silver of Salt
Lake, Commissioner state bureau Of
statistics-Charles DeMoisy OF Salt
Lake. State coal mine inspector
Conner Thomas OF Salt Lake.
House bill No, A. by WOOtton, the
city government measure, was passed
by the senate.
HSlse bill No, a, by the committee
on railroads and common carriers,
permitting hold-over directors OF cor
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