The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-15

mortgages, leases and otner changes, at
torneys in fact, transmission. trusts,
conditions and limitations, dealings of
assigners, receivers, masters, etc; tax
| sales, lis pendems. judgments, decree
I notice, attachment. eviction, etc; pro-
ceedings in chancery, idiocy indemnity
fund, proceedings TO recover compensa-
tIon for loss or damage, penalties, fees
and adoption by annuities.
S. b. No. 155. ulaniski-Providing
! for the terms OF appointive officers in
! cities and fixing the terms of officers
and members Of the police and fire de.
partments of cities and their removal
| for cause.
House Bills Rejected,
A communication from the senate an
nounced that tho senate had rejected
| these house bills, viz;
II. B. No. 60. Hone-Making eight
! honrs days work in mines, smelters
/ and factories.
n. B. No. l04, Kuchler-Defning the
duties Of county surveyor.
H.. b. No. 1l2, Cottam-Providing
penalty for making false representa-
II. b. No, 230, Clegg-Anthoriziug
private sale during the period of re-
demption of county's interest in
! property sold for delinquent taxes.
Killed by House Committee,
Reports from the several House Com
mittees were read recommending that
the following bills do not pass. The
reports were adopted:
H. B. No 6S. Westphal-To cncour-
age the destruction of certain wild ami
mails; providing bounties for the killing
thereof, and providing the manner in
which such bounties may be provided.
il. b. No. al, Robinson-Relating TO
the form of pleadiugs in justices
! .i..,
void and providing for review there
of.
II, b. No. 143, hompson-Providing
an amendment to section Of article
10, of the Constitution of the State of
Utah, relating 10 the control, location,
establishment, rights, immunities, fran
chisements and endowments of the Uni
versity of Utah and the Agricultural
College.
II. b. No. 1s9, Clegg-Creatiug the
office of District Attorney and defining
the powers and duties thereof, and
chapter 50, Session Laws of Utah, 1901,
as amended by chapter 75, Session Laws
of Utah. 1908, relating to the powers
and duties of District Attorneys and
abolishing the Office of District Attor-
neY.
II. b. No. 191. Clegg-Authorizin
the appointment of deputies by the At
torney-General and fixing their compen-
sation.
II, p. No. 1872, Clegg-Relating to tho
payment of salaries of certain county
IL. b. No. 1913, Clegg-Providing for
the appointment of a substitute when
the County Attorney fails TO attend
trial
II. B. No. 1874, Clegg-DeGning the
duties of the County Attorney.
il. B. No. l95, Clegg-Relating to-
4h, ~, ,,1
nesses.
II. B. No. 1876, Clegg Relating to the
application of bench warrant by the
County Attorney; and the issuance
thereof by the clerk of the court
II. b, No. 1917, Clegg-Relating to
the dismissal of criminal action in the
District court.
II. B. No. los, Clcgg-Relating to
notice of application for bail
III. r. No: 1919. Clegg-Relating to the
powers and duties of The grand Jury,
to the powers and duties of the County
Attorney and designating who may and
who may not be present during the ses,
slons of the grand jury.
IL, Is. No. 200, Clegg-Relating to no.
tices and duties of County Attorneys in
cases of cxtradition, as amended by
chapter 6, Laws of 1901.
II. B. No. 201, Clegg-Relatiug to
proceedings against corporations as
amended by chapter 5, Laws, of Utah,
1901
II. b. No. 2o6, Clcgg-Amcndinp sec,
tion 1850, Revised Statutes of Utah,
1898, relating TO the sale of liquor on
Sunday and during certain hours on
other days.
II b. No. 200. Kuchler-Creating n
commission to provide for the display
Of Utah s resources at the Alaska-Yu.
kon Pacific exposition at Seattle in the
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duties, to make an appropriation there.
for.
II. b, No, 2l3, Clegg-Reouirin sa-
loon and pool and billiard rooms owned,
kept or operated in connection there
with, to be closed during the entire day
commonly called Sunday, from 1890
TO $50 every other day.
II. b, No. 249, Observation-Disclosures
the use of the State school funds to
assist in supporting highschools in cities
and districts
s. b. No. %, Millcr-Grantiug power
to county commissioners TO provide pen
altles for the violation of ordinances
enacted by such boards.
5, b, No. 1s5, nkerhoff-Relating
to the protection, inspection and en-
couragement Of the bee industry and
providing for tho appointment of an
inspector, and providing for penalties.
Senate Bills Signed by the Speaker.
The following Senate bills were
signed by the Speaker.
=. b.. No. l03, Bcnncr Y. Smith-De-
! liniDg the duties and powers of the
Board of Health in respect to the abate-
ment Of nuisauces.
$. b. No. lis, ,Walton-ProvidIng for
an annual convention Of health officers
! S. B. No. ll9, Rollingsworth-Pr
viding for the payment of mileage of
! district attorneys and district Judges.
5, b. No. l60, by Judiciary commit
| tee-To prohibit corporations from
] making contracts Of champetry and
maintenance. or engaging in business or
maintaing litigation in the courts of
! Utah
/ s. b. No 100, Hollingsworth-Rela
! ing TO and fixing the salaries of judges
, of the District court, and allowing nee.
cssary travelling and other expenses to
and from the county of their residence
when holding court in other counties
/ $. b. No. l64, by Judiciary commit