The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-01-17

Hooper be discharged. which was laid On
the table Friday, appear in the minutes.
This action was taken. Hooper again
read Tor Clerk Nigus yesterday afternoon
and ii is understood there Is to be no
acuon taken looking toward his dis
Edward of Salt Lake Introduced a mo-
ton authorizing the sergeant-at-arms 20
procure copies of Roberts Rules of Or
fought and on final vote failed to carry.
For Protection of Miners.
Joseph OF Salt Lake introduced two bills
IN the lower house yesterday looking
toward the interests OF miners and the
INNING industry in this state. Bill No. g
provides that department of mines shall
be established in Utah and that a chief
shall be appointed whose duties it shall
be 10 supervise the execution of mining
annual reports of the inspectoTs Of an
carbon and metalliferOUs mines The
chief Of the department, the bin speci-
fles' must have had ten years experience
vote his entire time to the duties of his
office His compensation is to be $500
privilege % appointing an assistant at a
salary Of 81. 500 per year.
House bill No q. also introduced by
Joseph, provides for the inspection Of
PROPS. timber and safety apparatus of
mines in order that the safety of persons
employed ~ the mines may be guaran-
teed- The bill also requires that imme-
dlate report of all accidents to person or
property be made to the inspector of the
Cromar's bin establishing the office Of
inspector of steam boilers Supersedes a
Weber last Friday. Pancake asked for
the withdrawal of his. stating that in his
opinion Cromar's was the better bill.
The title of house bill No 81. introduced
proposed act.
Kinney's bill relating to the dismissal
without prejudice of actions before JUS
uceS of the peace contains the amend
ments that actions NAV be dismissed
wi no n int faf
the plaintiff is not verified, or when. upon
me special appearance of the defendant.
menced in the wrong county or precinct
or city.
Roberts amendment relating to the
compensation of members of the board Of
education in cities provides that in ad-
dltion TO fixing their compensation at
sum not greater than 800 per annum,
members shall receive no money from
school funds for taking contracts, receiv-
ing applications, etc.
Schedule of Bills.
The complete list of bills and the first
II. J. Memorial No. l (Joseph).-Asking
the senate and house of representa- tiveS
of the United States to establish a min
ing bureau at once at some central POM
IN the intermOuntain states Federal re
latlOns and memorials
II, b. No. 2S tJoseph).-An act 10 es-
JabnSh a department Of mines Utah;
ueIlnIng us purpose and authority. Mines
- p No. - iJONepnl--<An act to pro-
vide for the health and safety of per-
sons employed in and about metallifer-
Gus mines of Utah. and for the protec-
ton and preservation Of property con-
nected herewith. Mines and n lining.
n: b. No 80 (Cromar).-An act estab-
nshlng the office of inspector of steam
boilers, and defining the duties of the
Inspector. Labor.
II. b No 81 CKuchIer)--An act to pro-
vide for the compensation and pay of at
torneys appointed to defend tmpecun1ous
persons charged in the district court
with the commission of crime or mis-
demeanor. Judiciary
II. b. No 81 CKinney)--An act amend
ing Section BRA of Chapter q, Title 73
Revised Statutes. 1898. relating to the
dismissal without prejudice OF actions
pending before a justice of the peace. Ju-
H. b. No. 50 CThompson).-An act to
repeal Chapter 137, Session Laws, 1901,
and Chapter IS, Session La VS., 1903 re-
latfng to the payment of state bounties
for the destruction of certain wild ami
mails. Special committee
II. y. No. "a (Roberts).-An act to
amend Section 1.S2S. Revised Statutes.
1888, relating to records and reports of
dist riot school board; compensation. EdU-
cation.
H. B. No. S5 CRoberts).-An act to
amend Section 1905. Revised Statutes. 1895, |
relating TO the compensation of members
of the board of education in cities, Edu-
cation.