The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-16

Corporations and Misunderstanding
to penalties imposed upon corporations
not organized under the laws of Utah.
S. p. No, 146, Seely-Pertaining to
the Deseret Agricultural and Manufac-
turing society.
S. B. No. IDS, Committee on Judi
ciary-Relating TO the service Of pro-
cess of city courts, by whom same may
be served and providing for appeals.
S. B. No, 152, Benner x, Smith,
the scope and operation of livery
stable keepers lien.
S. B. No. 81, Bullen-Relating TO
requested instruction to jury,
S. E. No. lS7, Benner X. Smith
Relating to special taxes.
S. r. No. IS, Benncr X. Smith-De.
claring the production and reduction of
fit and providing for the exercise of
the right of eminent domain therefor.
S. B. No. 1913 Park-Relating to an
nual teachers institute, providing for
the creation of governing board for
the holding of county teachers in
stitutes. for union institutes and for
instructions therein.
S. 4. No. IA, ]. 7. Smith-To en-
courage the destruction of certain wild
animals, to provide for the killing there
of, making an appropriation for the
payment of such bounties, and provld-
ing additional revenues; providing the
manner in which such bouuties may be
procured; providing penalties for tho
procurement of such bounties by fraud,
and for violation of this act
s. B, No. IS, Bonner X Smith-Ap
propiating the sum of $4,000 TO Lafay-
cite Cludester for mertorious services
to the State of Utah and for permanent
bodily injury sustained.
s. B. No, LOG, Misunderstanding
10 the protection, inspection and en-
coursgcment of the bee industry and
providing for the appointment of an
Inspector. and providing penalties,
s B. No, so, Hollingsworth-An act
concerning land titles; registration of
titles; recorders made ex oficio regis
trars; bringing land under act; form of
application for initial registration of
title to land: registration of land title;
registering the title; the rights of regis
tered owners; transfer; mortgages,
leases and other charges; attorneys in
fact. transmission; trusts, conditions
and limitations; dealings Of assignees,
receivers, masters etc; tax sales; lis
pendens- judgments-d -decrees- notice: at
tachmeut- execution, etc; liens; memorial
of adverse claim, etc; proceedings in
cbancery; indices; indemnity fund;
proceedings TO recover compensation
for loss or damage; penalties; fees;
and adoption of counties.
$. b. No. 1876. Benner y. Smith-Re-
latIng to the canvass of ballots; care
at bond election; making returns
thereof; filing statements, etc,
s. B. No. l69, Watson-Providing for
the establishment of a course of in
structlon i'll the public schools on the
subjects of sanitation and the cause
and prevention of disease
. $. b No, So, Hollingsworth-Imp
ing license tax upon itinerant venders.
peddlers and canvassers Of agricultural
and domestic Implements and machinery
and wagons. buggies, vehicles and other
articles; providing for the collection
thereof and providing a penalty for
the violation hereof
House Bills Passed.
The following house bills were read
a third time, amended and passed:
II. B. No. 10Y. Randall-Relatinp to
special taxes for municipal improve.
ments. The provisions of this bill are
practically covered by senate bill 1877.
II, B. No. PA, Giles. by reauest-Re.
latlng to disposition of fines.
H. B, No. 90, Hone-Requiring all
corporations to pay an annual state
license; providiuo for the enforcement
of same. and providing a penalty for
| 'i'9hl " N'iiipiN lutltNlUD ana MAX
ing certain exceptions. This bill was
reported by conference committee
II. b. No. 2s3. Barnett-Making an
! appropriation for existing roads and
bridges in Jual county.
! Fl. j. r. No. 8, Dyreng-Proposinp
| an udment TO the constitution re
lating to tho public school system
Bills Killed by House.
The house killed the following bills:
II, B. No. l72, Miller-Prescribi
the method Of appropriating water
! ;. B. No. l2I, committee on Judi
! ciary-To protect persons furnishing
labor and material for the construction
or repair of public buildings and public
works
II. B. No. 239. Nephins Jensen-Ap
propriating the sum of $4,000 to b,
used for improving roads in Salt Lake
county.
II B. No. ISL, Richards-To punisl
champerly and maintenance in justice I
S. B. No. 100. Gardner-crcatiug tn,
office OF state chemist, defining hi
II, b. No, 27S, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
every person to procure license befor,
engaging in the dairy business, re
quirng inspection of certain cows, etc
Bills Killed by Senate.
A communication from the senat
stated that the upper house had killet
these bills:
H. B. No. l24, Richards
for placing witnesses under bonds.
il. b, No, 206. Clegg t.
the sale of liquor on Sunday and du"in;
certain hours on other days,
House Bills Passed by Senate
A communication was received fror
the senate stating that the senate ha
passed the following bills, several o
them with amendments, The amend
mcnts were concurred in, the bills wer
passed and sent TO engrossipg con
mitteef
II. B. No. 50. RobiDson-Provdin
for the apPortionmeDt Of amount o
county officers salaries to the variou
funds,
u. b. No, %, Richards ds-Fixing pc
cent of bonded indebtedness in schoc
districts.
II. D. No. 100, Clegg-Authorizin
cities of the first and second class t
issue scrip against funds raised by spt
, cial taxes.