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Show KUCHLER BILL BECOMES LAW Mayor May Now Appoint M Officialjamily H OPPERATIVE MAY 9TH, -1911 H FULL TEXT OF BILL AS SIGNED J BY GOVERNOR WM SPRY ' fl IS GIVEN BELOW. The llepubllcan has been asked x M number of times conccrnlg the fnte H of Sennto Bill No. 12, that was Intro- H duccd-by Senator Kuchlea of Weber H county, relative to tho "appointment H nnd confirmation of certain city ofti- H clnls. For the Information of such and H nil concerned, wo havo tlm Informn- jjjjjjjjjjjH tlon from tho office or the Secretary jjjjH of State that tho bill was signed by jjjjjjjj Ills Excellency on March D, 1911, and jjjjjH forwarded to tho office of tho Sec- jjjjjjjjjjjH retary of State, where tho great seal jjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjH of tho Stnto of Utah was attached. '''''''''''''H Tho bill did not carry the emcrgoncy jjjH clause with it, and consequently will 'jjjjjjjjjjH not become operative until May !), jjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjH 1911. At this time, Mnyor Anderson jjjjjjj enn select his official family and put H them up to tho council for confirraa- "jJHHJHIH tlon, with assurance, wo trust that jjjjjjjjjjH they will bo confirmed. jjjjjjjjjjH Tho complete text of the law, as It jjjjjjjjjH comes to us from tho executive office, jjjjjjjjjH Is nB follrfwH: jjjjjjjjjjH Chapter ' An Act to Amend Sections 202 and jjjjjjjjH 214 Compiled Laws ofUUih, 1907, H relating to the proceedings of city "HHHHIH ' councils nnd Appolntmcnt'-and Con- 'jjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjH flrmntlon of Certain City Officers. """"""H Bo it onncted by tho Legislature of jjjH the Stato of Utah: H Section 1. Thnt section 202 and 21 1, Compiled Lnws of Utah, 1907, be, H and tho same arc hereby amended to jjjjjjjjH read as follows: jjjjjjjjH 202. It shall sit with open doors H nnd keep a Journal of Its own pro- jjjjjjjjH cecdlngs. The yens and nays shall bo """""H taken upon tho passago of all ordtn- jjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjH nncos nnd nil propositions to create jjjjjjjH any liability against tho city, nnd In jjjjjjjH all other cases at the request of any jjjjjjjH member, which shall bo ontcred upon jjjjjjjH tho Journal of Its proceedings tho jjjjjjjH concurrence of a majority of tho mem- 'jjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjH hers elected to tho city council shall jjjjjjjH be necessary to tho passage of any jjjjjjjH such ordlnauco or proposition pro- jjjjjjjH vided, that In cities whoro thoro nro jjjjjjjH nn oven numbor of councllmcn tho jjjjjjH consent rr concurrence of one-half of jjjjjjH the councilman elected shall be suf- jjjjjjH ficlent to confirm nn npaplntment or jjjjjjjH concur In the removal of an appointive jjjjjjH jjjjjjH 214. Tho mayor, by und with the jjjjjjH advice and consent of tho city conn- jjjjjjH ell, may appoint all appolntivo officers H nud agents that may be provldod for H by law or ordinance nnd In llko mnu- H nor fill nil vacancies among tho same, 1 oxcept as otherwlso provldod by law E or ordinance, and In llko mannor fill B all vacancies among tho same, oxcept jW? as otherwlso provided by law; provld- u9j, ed, that In cities whoro tho numbor of amS- councllmcn Is even, nn affirmative lPfl voto of one-half tho total number of I 11m councllmcn elected shall to sufficient IWiP to confirm nn nppolntmont or concur ilERr In n removal mado by tho mnyor, and iPwi that elective officers Bhall have tho Wiffl sole right to appoint all their own dop- &?if' titles ami assistants', who shall be P'Vj confirmed by tho city council. ?s Approved' March 9, 1911. Kll |