The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-15
last LEGISLATURE DAY A LONG ONE

i ne cost or an 1nllldJ registration is go
TO which is 10 be added one-tenth OF
one per cent of the value OF the prop
erty, the latter being payable to the
county treasurer toward creating an in
demnity fund TO make good any losses
arising from the operation of the sys-
tenn On all subsequent dealings with
Il registered title, the expense is nom
or mortgage is SO. Dealing with regis
tered titles are completed with rapidly,
Sales are frequently completed, the pur-
chase price paid over, and the new GER
tificate of title issued TO the buyer
the same day upon which the verbal
contract is made. This rapidity Of
transfer obviates the need of pre-
liminary written contract. Mortgage
transactions require but the added time
needed for the preparation of the notes
and mortgage, and lease Of this kind
can be easily completed in one day.
In fact, any ordinary dealing with
registered title can be freely completed
within an hour after the parties present
to the registrar the outstanding certlh-
cate Of title, and the deed, mortgage or
other instrument authorizing the trans
action.
The provisions Of the law does not
apply to land in any county until the
act shall have been adopted by vote
of the people Of the county at any gen
eral election, The question may be
submitted in any county on petition OF
not less than one-half of the legal vot
ers thereof, to be ascertained by tho
vote cast in said county at the last pre-
ceding election for Representative IN
Congress OF the United States. The
County Clerk shall give notice that
such question will be submitted at
such election and shall cause to be
printed at the bottom Of the ballots 10
be used at said election, 90 For the Tor
rens Land Title System, Against
the Torrens Land Tito System. If
the majority of the voters are in favor
of the act, it shall be in force from
and ofier the first day of January fol
lowing the date of said election, and
"ill apply TO lands 1t that county,
Appointments by Governor.
The following communication from
the Governor was received. 1T is sClf-
explanatory.
Executive Chamber, Salt Lake,
March Ii, 1907.
The Honorable S. ii. Love, President
of the Senate;
Dear sir:-I have the honor to sub
NIT the following. named appointments
and ask thereto the advice and consent
of your honorable body:
AS Fish and Game Commissioner for
the term of two years-I. b. Cromar
of Salt Lake county.
AS Food and Dairy Commissioner for
the term of two years-Jomn Peterson
of San Pete county.
AS State Chemist for the term Of two
years-Herman Harms If Salt Lake
county.
AS Commissioner of Statistics until
expiration Of term IN l909-F W.
Price of Salt Lake county,
As member of the Board of Labor,
Cancellation and Arbitration for The
term of four years, and chairman Of
the board-Arthur Parsons of Salt
Lake county.
AS members of tho Board of Trns-
tees of the State Industrial school-H.
S. Joseph of Salt Lake county; for the
unexpired term ending in 1909 G.. NJ.
Conroy and T. B, Evans Of Weber coun-
~.
AS brigadier general on the staff Of
the commander -in-chief from June %,
1905, Samuel c. Park, of Salt Lake
county,
As members of the commission on
uniform legislation;
c. r. Hollingsworth, of Weber coun-
Ashby Snow, of Salt Lake county.
S. II. Love, of Salt Lake county.
As member of the State board of
dental examiners for the term of four
years, w. &. Dalrymple, of Weber
county,
AS member of the State board of
horticulture for district No ., for the
uncxplred term ending in 1909, j. Ed
ward Taylor, of Salt Lake county.
AS member Of the State board of
health for the term ending December
81, 1913, w, r. Calderwood Of Salt
Lake county.
AS members of the State. board Of
pharmacy, for the unexpired term end
ing December 81. 1909. Walter II Day
ton, of Salt Lake county; for the uu-
expired term ending December 81, ,
1910, b. f. Ritter, of Cache county;
John Culley, of Weber county.
AS members Of the board of regents
of the University of Utah for the term
of four years:
William w Ritter, Salt Lake county.
Waldemar VanCott, Salt Lake,
Apthon II Lund, Salt Lake
Samuel Newhouse, Salt Lake.
As members of the board of trustees
of the Agricultural College for the term
of four years:
w. s. Mccormick, Salt Lake
Mrs. a. w. McCune, Salt Lake.
William w. Ritter, Salt Lake.
John Q, Adams, Cache
Very respectfully,
JOHN {. CUTLER, Governor.
Special Order.