The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-11

/ morning at y o CLOCK.
I ing the passing or drugs 90 convicts
| either in the prison or in a convict camp
A felony.
krichel OF Salt Lake yesterday intro
! duccd in the house a bill which makes
| The telephone rates charged by the Noun
tain States Telephone e. Telegraph COM
| pany on January j. 1918, the maximum
rate that may Dc charged for telephone
service. In other words. an increase in
! telephone rates Is made unlawful
! The bill declares telephone service 10
| he public utility and telephone conf
| panY public service corporation sub
| jcct Ia the rules and regulations OF any
commission that may he created. The
| bill provides that the schedule or charges
| shall not he higher than those in effect
| on January |. and that no company shall
| refuse 10 furnish any one who may ap-
| ply therefor any class Of limited call,
party line or other service in force at
! the first OF tho present year. Any pub
| lie utilities commission is cstopped from
! permitting higher rate than now
! charged, but a commission may lower
| them.
y bill introduced in the house ycster-
| day by Page OF Flute. by request makes
possible material change in the pres
cnt system OF municipal street lighting.
/ The bill provides that whenever tho gov
/ erniug body of a city or town shall deem
! city streets II is 10 give notice Of the
crcst tiou of the lighting Improvement dis
| trlct, much after the ma nner In which,
! sewer. sidewalk and slrect~paNing i'm
| pIovcment districts arc now created. n
! majority Of the property frontage pro-
tests against the establishment Of the
! improvement the proposition is not tu
be renewed for six months.
The judiciary committee OF the house
yesterday considered house bill No. g.,
Il.
legal notices and fixing the rates there
for. and also requiring that legal no.
tices shall be published only in bona
tde newspapers. I. II. Masters OF the
Bingham Bulletin and the Provo Herald
and G. 4. Hush OF the Eureka Reporter
were present and favored tho bill. The
committee win hear further suggestions
before reporting on tho bill
1t is likely that another bin VIII he
presented today on the subject OF legal
printing This bin viii require that the
| proceedings OF city councils, town boards
and boards OF county commissioners be
published in order that the public may
know what these bodies are doing and
s1T "o they do 4 Utah In he eraSS% procsnss
boards are published. II is TO be pro
vidcd in tho now bin that the publca-
ton OF the proceedings shall rotate
that is. that no newspaper can have q
monopoly on the business.
4 bin reaIrancing the system OF taxa
I
panies is proposed in bill offered in
The house yesterday by kriebel OF Salt
Lake. The bill provides that the annual
tax on gross premium receipts shall be
sufficient 10 pay all Of the expenses oi
the department OF insurance. The in
surancc commissioner Is required annu-
ally to present 10 the state board OF
equalization statement showing the
! expenses OF the operation OF the depart
mcnt during the preceding year, and
also q statement showing the gross
.l.H,V -,Ni1.
: icy-holders during the year
Thcreupon the board of edua)iza tior
| is TO compute the amount necessary tt
be collected from the insurance compa
mics 10 maintain the insurance depart
meni for the ensuing calendar year anc
shall fix the rate OF per cent OF pre-
: miums needed. II is specified that nc
: taxes shall be collected from insurance
} companies for the general fund OF th'
state. The present law fixes the ta'
= on premiums at II per cent OF the gros.
! receipts.
The boxing commission bill outlined il
Saturdays Tribune was introduced II
the house yesterday by Kriebcl OF Sal
Lake The bill provides for the appoint
: mont OF three commissioners by the gov
! crnor. which hoard shall have contro
a over the details of any match. The etat'
G is to get per cent Of the gross re
5 Ceipts All bouts arc limited TO fiftceI
rounds. and six-ounce gloves are III
: lightest permitted.
( Wclling'S house joint resolution No,
l ratlfNinC the income tax amendment u
9 the federal constitution. was killed il
{ the house yesterday on the adoption o
g an adverse committee report. The vot'
c on adoption was IL 10 !, The propos
Q tion to ratify Is before the committee
I on federal relations now In the shape o
g ! the senate resolution. measure tha
Y was passed by the upper branch: Th
. ! seven who voted against the adoption
.. OF the adverse report were all Demo
u Gratis.
= The house yesterday passed Mabev'
}. Joint resolution urging congress 10 pas
the Crago bill. which provides pension
. for the widows and orphans or soldier
e who fell In the Spanish American war.
4 Kimbali OF Milard yesterday intro
g Iuced In the house bin providing tha
= actions at law must be instituted in III
u counties wherein tho defendant resides
e Mr. KimbaI said that IL ie often III
J." case that persons are sued who liv
5 nj n point remote from the place wher
q The action Is begun. and that he de
faults Judgment rather than incur tn
e EXPENSE necessary In travelling 10 N
o placo where the suit "a filed because h
$ saves money and time by it
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