The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-15
Miscellaneous State Boards
and Commissions.

There are various state boards and
commissions whose activities cannot be
outlined without materially extending this
message. All OF these boards have filed
their reports pursuant to law, with brief
mention OF those boards | will proceed 70
the discussion OF the general subjects TO
wnicm l desire to gall your attention.
Several OF the boards represent that
there has been difficulty in securing
prosecution under tae law. If additional
ASSISTANTS are given 10 the attorney gem
eiaI conalderaply more attention can be
gwen the boards In their efforts to secure
convection against Violators
me dental board offers the suggestion
mat snst extended powers he granted the
1ary examinations OF all dental offices.
rms board has during the past wear In
duSuratec the plan OF conducting the
praGiical work In connection with exarr1f-
nations at the state prison
The state board of pharmacy recon-
lnends an amendment to the narcotic law
q s4 'Ilat prosecution may be had against
au persons having in their possession
5lnendnenl providing that itinerant yon-
dorS shalt be REQUIRED 10 secure e license
Ihis board has divided the state into
@ u@lseIicIsi Ihe various members conduct
me regular inspections of all drug stores
Inc commission on uniformity of laws
VIII submit to the legislature cert.s In
proposed measures which have secured
the approval OF the national organiza-
ton.
From the report of the state library
commission II win be observed that the
law library has been increased by AS
volumes during tho last two years MAX
Ing total of Approximately i5. 600 vol
urnes now in tho library.
recommend 4 continuation of the ap-
preparation for the state conscrva lion
commission, feeling sure that the work
which this commission is accomplishing
VIII be Of jncstimable vSluc TO the. state,
from the report of the Juvenile court
commission ii will be observed that dur
ing the years 1911 and 1912, SSl6 cases
We're handled. The operation of our iuyc-
nue court system has been successful to
a marked degree aud evidences OF the
good Which 1t is accomplishing are to be
found on every hand. The juvenile court
commission; OF which ] am a member-,
estimates that an appropra tion Of $50. :
Ouo should be made to conduct the juve-
nile courts during the ensuing biennial
period.
The report OF tho state board OF sheep
commissioners indicates that the inspec-
ton work which is being done hy the
state In conjunction with the federal
government Is resulting in vast amount
OF good General conditions iR the she ep
Industry are reported satisfactory. Tho
recommendations bf this board may be
found in IT'S report.
Ten thousand dollars was appropriated
by the legislature OF 1911 Tor the pur
pose of procuring a silver service for
the hattlcship Utah.
For tho purpose Of securing This silver
service The governor appointed a COM
mittee. which committee decided 20 per-
init tlle school children of the state so
service Handsomely engraved certI6-
Gates OF contribution were issued and
distributed to 80. 900 school children, vino
toward the service The sum
of S2217.i2. The silver service was pre-
sented 10 Tho battlesllip November 6,
1911.