Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-20
HOUSE CLEARS CALENDAR.
Passes Juvenile Court Measure--WalI-
ing for Appropriation Blll.


The house cleared up its calendar
early yesterday afternoon, and took u
long satnter awaiting the appearance
OF the appropriation bill from the sem
ate, l3eyCnd passing the Juvenile court
bill, on the favorable report OF the con-
ference cOmnlttee accepting the senate
measure ON the subject. with Il few
anna ailments offered by the house, the
latter body had very little 10 do yes
tetday, hence the early ''saunIer.
The Juvenile court bill, which is S b,
Gi was signed by the speaker and went
10 the governor. The bill provides that
JUdg es OF the courts shall be appo inted
w1rhll. 30 days after the approval OF the
act, which means that Willis Brown
Will be forced to step down and out IL
the bill ls approved. The ntea sure pro-
yides for the adjustment of Juvenile
counts. the title, term cf Office and COM
pensa ION OF the judge thereof, provid-
ing for juvenile court commission aud
slecifying it's duties, providing for
clerks of said court. Defining the jurls-
diction CT Juvenile courts, providing for
jurisdiction of district courts In certain
districts: defining and specifying the
practise and procedure In juvenile
courts; providing for appeals TO the SUI
prene court: providing for a reporter
for the juvenile court; defining the GU
ties Of county attorney, providing for
cUlnlSnsa lien; making disposition OF
fines IN said courts, regula tipg ths time
and place OF holding court and service
of process and repeating chapter LIZ OF
the LAWS OF Utah, 1906, and section 4,
chapter LIE, Laws OF Utah, 1898
II, IS. 1872, by Richards, defining adult
delinquency as misdemeanor, pre-
scribiIg the punishment therefor. pro-
vlding suspension OF sentence and re-
lease from probation, and defining the
form and terms OF the und ertaking in
such cases, e,so passed,
GOVERNOR vEToEs.
a communication was received from
the governor announcing that his eS-
cellenuy az vetoed H. B. HIS. by DS-
renss, regulating the shipment oe live
stock, and providing for the inspection
AMI lftolus of the same, The house
sustained the veto.
The committee ON revenue, 60 whom
had been referred the governors COIN
mWnicatlsn of Feb. s, containing Il
statement OF the treas urer OF Salt Lake
cNuaty reported having considered the
81 me. and recommended that assessors
and collectors be urged 10 use dligent
efforts TO assess and collect taxes Pn all
uss-sEa Bile property. 10 deiTay the cN-
pcr4Os Of the SKATE goyerGmcnr.
The committee on revenue also re-
from the city council OF Salt Lake City,
dated March 4. 1907, requesting AN
amendment to the law permitting an
additional levy of three mills TO pay
interest OIL bonded debt and to- provide
a sinking fund. on recomme ndation
OF the committee the communication
was laid ON the able,
SPEAKER SIGNS
The following bills came up from the
committee on enrolment and engrOss-
ing. Were signed by the speaker, and
sent TO the executive office Tor the ac-
ton, OF the governor
II, b. 25S, by committees on agrcul-
ture and horticulture, relating to
drainage districts.
ii. I3. 2g6, by special judiciary COM
mittee. relating to assurances OF wrlts
OF attachment.
II. B, 262, by Robinson forbldding
officers OF cities to be Interested III pub
lie contracts.
IL. b. SO, by Robinson, making 1t the
duty OF county auditors 10 prepare and
file statements showing the amount
paid for salaries of county auditors and
county treasurers and their deputies
and assistants, and providing for the
appointment Of said sum TO the various
taxing funds
H. b. 242. by Richards, providing for
u PUBIC hCIlOVl llpldsS AulAl uhl hlNp
prescribing the manner in which The
same shall be expended
IT, y, 21l, by Westphal, relating 10
the penalIy for grand larceny
H. n. 3Q1. by Thompson- relating TO
laws governing the Utah school for the
blind.
II. 3. ~, by committee on highways
and bridges providing an annual poll
tax. Specifying who shall be liable and
the manner OF COllec ting ana expanding
the said taa,
II. b. 2S3 by Barnett making an ap-
preparation for the Improvement, Of
existing roads and bridges In Juah
county.
N. r. l69. by Richards. providing for
the retirement of public school teach
ers.
II, q. II. 10y Fuller, relating to press
EN- 0wn0rshp maps.
The house then 'sauntered' until
1880 this morning