The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-03-08

state. agarcgatinr &i,97S. were AL
lgwed boy the house last week.
The senate ON March LEST k.llcd ald
buried the croft anti-ciparcite bin.
ui,h passed the house week ago.
Every cour u Utah presently will
have "a Juvenile court. b. bll iutfu.
ducod by Marks OF salt Lake becomes
= law.
Tie conference committee report fix
Ing the appropriation for a. J. East
man. former sheriff oi iach county
injured In a fight with 9n insnne man.
at $3.50 was adopted.
II the legislature OF Utah can have
lbs way national department ~
mines and MINING will ha Cr'u'cd md
the president will appoint another
member 10 his official family the cab.
met
House bin i7C regulating The uso
Of barbod wire within The state, which
failed 90 pass. was called up Tor recon
sIdcratlon last week and referred TO
the committee ON highways and
bridges
a Joint memorial session uf tho two
houses was held ON the 2Gth IN ionor
of the memories Of Representative
Taft and clint -. Leigh. who lost their
lives In the lamontabic accident az
bingham
a bill introduced by Representative
Kuchlcr amends the present statute
relating to the Utah school for the
blind so that Il will not be mandatory
upon the institution to receive pupils
from other states
Senate bin No 90 has been ap.
proved by the house II increases tho
work OF assessors by compelling them
to visit every section Of tho county
IN which they reside and personally
inspect the property assessed
A bill providing that officers and
members Of the police and IRE depart
monts In all Utah cities shall hold their
positions during good behavior, anu
cannot be removed except for cause.
has been introduced In the senate by
Senator llulanisM.
The senate has passed the bill rails.
Ing the salaries OF the members OF tho
state board OF equalization from $500
10 81, 800. after amending u 80 as to
make the number Of commissioners
three instead OF four. as the board has
always been constituted
House bin No. us. passed last week,
Is by the late Representative TAFT and
requires flags to be raised on school
houses ON legal holidays II was
passed after adding Llncoln's birthday
and flag day to the list OF days on
which the flag should be raised,
The business Of dairying IN defined
In II, II. No. 27g. introduced by Robin.
son. The measure requires that overy
person engaged In the dairying bust
ness shall first obtain a license Tho
state dairy and food commissioner 10
to inspect the COWS and the premises
Of the applicant for the license men
toned.
There was nothing indocisive about
the way the mombcrn of tho house
sent the railroad commission bill to
It's doom. The count showed total
Of 30 against the bill and In favor OF
Il. Two OF those who cast their votes
fayorably however, changed them be-
fore the poll was announced by tho
speaker
Six more anti.l.uke bills were intro.
duced In the senate last week by the
Judiciary committee All OF thom arc
aimed 10 correct abuses incidental to
the practice In Justice courts and cs.
poclally the notorious Murray court
presided over by Judge Durand and
which Is used by Francis q. Luke as a
collection agency
Senate bill 1917. by Lawrence, pro
yiding that contractors on public i'm.
proycmcnts shall give bonds for tho
prompt and fun payment Of subcon'
tractors and laborers, and No. 1888. by
Johnson, granting a railroad company
power 10 sell its lines lying wholly
In a foreign country. have been ap
proved by the senate.
Inspection OF cattle, sheep swine
and goats before being Blaughtered IN
the burden OF bill, n. H. No 227.
introduced by Robinson. Tho inspec.
ton shall be made by tho state dairy
and food commissioner. Post norton
examinations are 10 be made. whole.
some meat Is TO be designated I'm.
spected and passed"
Two Of the most important measures
affecting the retail trade arc slated TO
come before the house the flrst of tho
week They are Marks house bills
NAn8 lhA anu lhsf ne OultFt OF INT
proposed legislation Is 10 protect the
retail merchants against dead beats
The governor has sent To the house
his message OF dlsapprovnl Of house
bin No 81, providing for an increase
In the salary OF the state Ruporintend.
ent OF schools Of 5000 a yoar-from
$500 TO $1,000. The governors veto
was based on the meagerness OF tho
Increase
A bill providing an annual license
for corporations and described by
Speaker Joseph as one Of the most
important measures Of tho present
session, has passed tho hOuge. II
the measure becomes a law, II is es.
timated II VIII provide an annual rev
enue Of 100000.
Following the recommendation OF
Governor Cutler, Senator Miller. chair.
man Of the ways and means committee
Of the upper house, has introduced o
Joint resolution submitting n constitu.
tionnl amendment 10 the vote OF the
people relating 20 tho rate Of taxa
uon for state purposes.