The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-02

title, and, as amended, recommended
that the same be passed Report
| adopted.
The committee to which was referred
Fl. B. No. $50, relating to property ex-
eiupt from execution, reported that they
had considered the bill and recommends
ed that the bill do not pass, Report
adopted.
The committee TO which was referred
| s. B. No. 140, creating a military fund
| for the support and maintenance Of the
National Guard of Utah, etc, reported
| that they had considered the same and
recommended that the bill be recommit-
ted TO the Committee on Military AZ
fairs. Report adopted.
Introduction Of Bills.
S. B. No, I60, by Judiciary Committee
To prohibit corporations from making
contracts of champerty and maiDten-
ance or engaging in the business of So
liciting and maintaining litigation in
the courts Of this State, and providing
q penalty for the violation thereof; re-
ferred to Committee on Judiciary.
S, B. No. 161, by Judiciary Commit
tee-An act to annul and dismiss ac-
tions commenced in Judiciary courts
been prosecuted to Judgment; referred
to Committee on Judiciary.
S. 3. No. 162, by judiciary Commit
tee-Relating to city Justices OF the
pence and authorizing the city council
to prescribe by ordinance the compen-
sation which the city justices Of the
peace shall receive while exercising pow
ers in civil cases, and thereupon all fees
of such justices shall be covered into
the city treasury; referred TO Commit
tee on Judiciary.
S. B. No. 163. by Judiciary Commit
tee-An act exempting wages earned
out of the State and payable out Of the
State from attachment or garnishmenJ
in causes of action arising out of the
State when the defendant is not per
sonally served with process; referred to
Committee on Judiciary.
s, B. No. 164, by Judiciary Commit.
tee--Limiting the time for service of
summons issued out of Justices courts;
referred to Committee on Judiciary
S. B, No. 165,. by Judiciary Commit
tee-To punish champerty and mainten-
apce IN justices courts and providing
a penalty Thereof, and providing an at
torney's fee TO be taxed as costs in such
cases; referred to Committee on Judi.
ciary.
s, B. No. 166, by Judiciary Committee
to certlorarl and providing
that writs of certiorari from district
courts to Justices courts in cases where
J''G H''b' htto pSGu Ldheu upon DdTIG
hearing or by default; referred to com
mlttee on Judiciary,
). b. No. 167, Walton-To codify and
revise certain laws of the State, pro-
yldlng for the creation Of the office of
dairy and food commissioner and defn-
lng his duties thereof, and defining
standards Of purity for certain foods, TO
prohllblt, the sale of food below the
standard OF purity or that is impure,
unwholesome. adulterated or misbrand,
ed, to provide penalties for the viola ton
OF any OF the provisions of this act; re-
TERED to Committee on Manufactures
and Commerce.
S. r. No. 1853, by Hollingsworth. re.
curing every County Clerk to forward
a certified statement of the names of
certain county officers of his county TO
the Secretary Of State, and requiring
the Secretary of State to prepare and
furnish the necessary blank forms for
such reports, TO receive and file said
sta atements and keep suitable record
thereof. Referred to Committee on
County and Municipal Corporations.
, 5. B. No. 100, by Walton, providing
for the establishment Of r. course Of !
instruction In the public schools on the |
SUBJECTS OF sanitation ana the cause and |
prevention of disease Referred to Com
nittee on Public Health.
Third Reading of Bills.
S. j. r. No. 2, by Miller, proposing
an amendment 10 section Z Of article "a |
II the Constitution of the State of |
Utah, relating to the rate of taxation,
was read the third time. After n
engthy discussion the resolution. on
notion of Mr. Lawrence, was recon-
nltted to the Committee on Ways and
Means
S, b, No. SIS, by Benner X. Smith.
the sum of $4,000 to La
ayette Chidester for meritorious serv-
yes rendered to the State of Utah, and
or permanent bodily injury sustained.
vas read the third time The sum was
alsed TO $4,000. on motion of Benner
(. Smith, and passed.
5, B. No, o1, by Rasband, appro.
riating $4,000 for the purpose of To-
ating, surveying and constructing
f roads and building bridges in the
erritory- embraced within the former
ylntah Indian reservation, situated in
Vasatch and Uintah counties. was read
he third time and passed.
5. b. No: l0l, by Gardner, anpro-
rating $40 from the State treasury
o the Strawberry Valley Waterusers'
ssoclation corporation, TO reimburse
aid association for excess fee paid TO
be Secretary of State upon the filing
I SAID association S articles of incor,
oration with the Secretary of State,
as read the third time and passed.
3 b. No. l24. by Williams, authoriz-
,g the State Board of Examiners to
rocure plans and descriptions for a
tate capitol building, offering prizes
lerefor, was read the third time and
assed
The Senate then adjourned until
Londay morning at 10 CLOCK,