Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-25
Governor Cutler Also Approves
The New Juvenile Court
Measure.
JUDGE BROWN A CANDIDATE
Understood That Present Head OF
Child Rescue Work Would be
His Own Successor.
Thirty. eight New Laws Go to secretary
or State Today---Iwenss-hse
More 10 Act Upon


THAT legislative duties dc not end
with ina nnrtnanent death Of the egls~
1ature itself was very evident In the Of
fee of GOV. Cutler this morning The
stats,s chief executive and his secre~
tarv were as busy today az was the
legislature during the busiest hours OF
its work.
Ans IL was all because OF the stack
M hills the lawmakers piled up on the
sovernor's desk the day they left for
thAlr homes. There were big bills and
little bills. but they all need TO be look
ed over, inspected carefully, and signed
. or rejected. The time limit ON the work
is midnight Tuesday. and this is by
clock which refuses TO cease working
as did that OF the seventh assembly
when 1t ran to the limit OF Its legal ex~
Sstence.
THIRTY-EIGHT NEW BILLS,
The governor made steady progress
with his biz list of bills today, Thirty
eight were gent into the office of the
secretary OF state approved, one 7Has
vetoed, and there still remains about %
to hs acted upon
CAN GET MONEY! NOW.
Az IL result OF this mornings work
by the chief executive, parties inter-
ested in state appropriations need no
longer Speculate as to what they are
20 receive. as the bill was approved and
sent to the secretary OF state who Will
at once allow checks against the yari-
GUS funds provided. No important Items
were stricken oet Of the big W. ac-
cordtng to the ipforntaS.-n given out by
Secy. Willard Dome as II was decided
This year xhat the bill was not too
large for the state TO carry with the
prospects OF an Increased revenue.
NEW JUVENILE COURT LAW.
Another Important bill in tho coIlec-
lion handled today is the new Juvenile
cours law, known as 5, b. 81, ny Benner
X. Smith The hill was held up for a
lime In she house, but rnalIS passed.
IT calls for a commission composed OF
the governor, the attorney general. and
the state superintendent OF public In
Etruction to ACT as an appointing body,
erd provides ways and means by which
an undesirable Judge may be removed
from office. 1t Is understood that Willis
Brown is exerting all the Influence MT
his command to secure the appointment
strong backing
The one measure vet oed this morning
was III. b. 27l by Westphal relating to
the penalty for grand larceny. The bin
made 1t possible for Judge to release
man con victed OF grand larceny with
fine OF only $50. it provided fine or
Imprisonment as the choice of penal
ties. and named $50 as she minimum
tine.
BILLS APPROVED.
The bills approved and sent 10 the
secretary Of state, are as follows.
II. B. tss. relating 10 the duties OF
county attorneys.
S. B. POP. cruelty to animals.
II. B. 2ss, relating To undertakings on
appeal.
II. b. ,31. on the powers of trial
courts
s. Il. 1ss. making 1T unlawful to sell
medicines con- tanning certain drugs.
IL. j. r. ~ urging that there be
corporation between the state and ma
tlonal governments 10 preserve lhe re-
sources OF the west.
IL. j. r.. 8, providing that portraits be
painted of Gov. Wells and Gov, Cutler,
the funds to come from the governors
contingent expenses.
III. j. NJ. - menloralizing the score
aary of the interior to the effect that
Spring lake would make splendid
nah hatchery for bass, 10 be used as
tOOd rsh In Uthn.
Fl. b. los. making the office OF city
angin GERS an office of record Tor the
illing of plans, maps and charts.
III. j. II, 4, providing for new cOun-
ties. methods OF creating them and
Ways to designate their boundaries.
s. 3. 1873, appropriating S2,l2J 10
r. n. Farnsw worth, Jr,. for services per-
formed as assistant to the attorney
general.
s. D. 2ts. requiring the state food
and dairy commissioner TO Inspect
slaughter houses In Utah,
$. d. EOS. providing "A county road
and school fund from the income Of
forest reserves within the state
H. H. l5S, providing for the ostaD-
lishment OF detention houses for de-
liuquent children.
s. y. 81, new Juvenile court law
II. B. 9t3. establishing Il board of
veterinary examiners.
H. Is. 1913, relating to teachers In
sttutes.
H. G. 22t. regulating the methods OF
procedure In she state land office
s. j. ", b, proposing constitution
al amendment relating to the taxation
oI mines
s b. 2aS fixing tho salaries OF nenl-
beers OF the board OF equalisation.
II, y. 102, hnh and game law.
s. r. ?O4, providing Tor commission
for The .Alaska-S nixon exposition.
s. Is 20b, providing commission for
tlle JhNleSloNn eApONllIOn, With "A tOt1l
OF $4,000 for expenditures
III, II. 800 providing commission for
New York International Mineral exhi-
bit.
s. H. SiS establishing board OK horse
commissioners
s. b. 1853. providing that the county
clerk OF each county must forward a
certified statement nf the names OF cer-
tain county officers, To- thc secretary OF
State.
s. ~ 80, requiring the State board OF
examiners 10 publish biennial reports OF
certain state officers
s. Is. Las allowing the stats board OF
health to make regulations regarding
The sanitation ~ public buildings,
8. Vs. g22, relating 10 qualifications Tor
members OF the stale board OF health,
SAB 100, providing for method OK
canyassing ballots cast III a bond cleo
tion.
s, b. 1856. changing the name OF
the Dessert Agricultural a '1nufae-
turing society TO the state
lion.