The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-20
UPPER HOUSE MUST
FINISH BUSINESS
Appropriation Bill Has Not Yet
Been Received by the
House.
BILL TO GUST JUDGE BROWN
PASSES BOTH HOUSES
Indications Are That Official
Days of Juvenile Court
judge Are Numbered.

who has been requested by the Su-
preno court of Utah to rasien his po'
sition, but who has thus far declined to
comply with the request, will be
bounced by the Legislature.
Thursday the House passed Senate
Bill No. 81, by Benner x. Smith. This
bill provides for Juvenile courts, the
title. term OF office and compensation
of the Judge thereof, providing for a
Juvenile Court commission and specl-
flying its duties, providing for clerks
Of said court, Defining the 5urisdie.
tion of Juvenile courts, providing for
jurisdiction of District courts in GER
tain districts; defining and specifying
the practice and procedure in Juvenile
courts; providing for appeals to Tho
Supreme court; providing for a reporter
for the Juvenile court; defining the
duties Of County Attorney; provid.ng
for probation officers, and their duties
and compensation; making disposition
of fines in said courts. regulating the
time and place of holding court and
service of process and repealing chapter
III of the Laws of Utah, 1905, and
section 4, chapter 1874, Jaws of Utah,
1908.
This bill was the result of confer
ence committee, which withdrew II. B.
No 306 and asked that S. D. No. 81 be
pdSSeus MS IepOlJ Was dpDpbtu NY thC
House and the bill was passed.
House Bill No. l39, by Richards, de-
filming adult delinquency as a misde-
meanor, prescribing the punishment
therefor, providing suspension of SEN
tencc and release from probation. and
defining the form and terms of the
undertaking in such cases, also passed.
In view that the Senate bill has
passed the upper house the measure will
m n tho Gnuarppr If No
the measure the man who has ruled
the Juvenile court with an iron hand
who has defied the Supreme court of
the State and who has posed as an
official greater than his creator, will
have to let go and the Juvenile court
Judge and the outrage which that Judge
has inflicted upon girls in Salt Lake
a sadder, perhaps, but wiser man.
Beyond the passage of this measure
the House did but little. 1t is waiting
upon the appropriation bill which the
Senate is now wrestling with and which
will probably be sent to the lower
house this morning. II this is done
the Legislature will probably adjourn
this evening.
To Exhibit Utah Minerals.
The House, under suspension of the
rules, introduced and passed II. 3, No.
3O9, by the committee on mining and
smelling. This bill provides as fol
lows:
II. b. No. 300. by committee on Min
Ing and Smelting-Creating q commits
sion to provide for the display of Utah's
mineral resources at the International
Mining Exposition, at New York. in the
year 1908; to define its powers and du-
ties. and to make an appropriation
therefor.
Section /. That. for the purpose OF
properly presenting the mineral resources
OF this State. the State of Utah shall
participate. in the International Mining
1908. and for that purpose commission.
to be known as the International Mining
Exposition commission, is hereby Gre
ated, TO be composed OF the Governor
and four members to he appointed by
the Governor, by and with the advice
and consent of the Senate. The Gov
ernor shall be the chairman OF such
commission, and a secretary and treas
urer shall be appointed by the commits
sion. the treasurer TO be appointed from
the members thereof. Any vacancy oc-
filed by appointment by the Governor
Sec 2. Before entering upon the du-
ties of their Offices. the members. except
the Governor. shall take the constitu-
shall give a bond In such sum as shall
be fixed by the commission. such bond
to be approved by the commission.
Sec. 3. The said commission shall
have full power 80 devise and execute
plans for the display OF such exhibits
from the State OF Utah as may. in the
opinion of the commission, be advisable
TO represent the mineral resources and
advantages of the State. to secure en-
courage and aid exhibitors to make ex-
hibits from this State at such exposition.
and shall have full control of such ex-
hibits and general direction OF all mat
tiers connected herewith. and may adopt
rules for carrying into effect the pur-
poses OF this act, and the plans Of said
commission
Sec, 4, The commission is hereby
authorized to engage such employees
as may be necessary for the securing:
a>ranglng, transportation and display Of
exhibits and for the erection, mainte-
nance and management of the building
herein provided for
Sec. :. The members Of the commits
sion shall serve without compensation
but shall be allowed their necessary eX-
penscs while actually engaged I'm the
work Of the commission, which shall
be paid upon vouchers approved by the
cut Of the appropriation
hereinafter made.
Sec. 6. The treasurer Of The commits
sion shall from time to time. as the
funds may be required TO carry out the
provisions Of this act, present estimates
TO the commission: and II approved by
shall certify TO the State Auditor.
and make requisition for the amount of
the estimate, and the Auditor shall
thereupon draw his warrant In favor of
amount Of such estimate.
Sec. T. All payments for the expendi- |
lures by the commission shall be made |
by the treasurer thereof upon orders is
sued by, the secretary and countersgned !
by the chairman of the commission, The |
shall take and retain complete |
OF all expenditures, and no or
ders shall be issued upon the treasurer
until such vouchers have been approved |
by the board or a commission thereof !
Sec. 8, The commission shall file with |
h.s HrIt npfc nT
It's receipts and disbursements, accom- |
panied with proper vouchers of all ex- |
penditures, which reports shall be duly |
verified by the oath OF the secretary of |
the commission Upon the close OF the |
exposition and the conclusion OF it's SER !
vices. the commission shall return such
exhibits as furnished by others than
the State OF Utah. TO their respective
owners, without expense to the owners
thereof. and all such other objects. ex-
hibits and property. of the State shall |
be returned to the several state insti-
'utions as I'm the judgment OF the COM
mission shall be worthy OF preservation
therein. and shall make 10 the C,oyernor