Show DAY of ta I 1 I 1 ai aj n I 1 OF UFAH r weber county is almos certain to got TH SCHOOL hing of ard introduces a new liquor provisions thi lation bill passes the I 1 el 1 pr from chamber of commerce I 1 editorial special to tug STANDARD 1 SALT jan 31 the considerations of the defor in school bill was the chief feature of legislative proceedings nu berous amendments bad been sub matted by the committee the first of which involved the striking out of ogden city AS the location of the school and of a committee to examine and report upon a suitable locality many very interesting and able speeches were made both for and against the amendment but it was finally carew by a small majori ty mr richards who took the initiative against the amendment and who twice spoke ably setting forth agdens claim to the institution pro pared an amendment leav i ng the location of the building to the but require ng them to select a site within tile county of welpe Wel pr precedence is usually given to the amendments of the committee before receiving rec eivin 9 amendments from the house and richards amendment could not be considered germane to the one under consideration therefore I 1 10 speaker ruled that it would have to be withheld until the committee amend hall it could be considered it will be seen that in voting to leave tile q u e 8 tion of location to a committee weber countes Coun tys opportunity is not lost as richards motion may yet prevail it is generally conceded that our cli anCes are materially improved b y the discussion ol 01 to day and that another such able efrost on the part of those who favor ogden will give its the victory the general temper of the assembly is decidedly cid edly favorable to weber E ven should the amendment prevail leaving the location of the building to a committee whose range of investigation extend overa circumference of seventy fire miles from salt lake ogden still stands a better chance than all the territory besides as ganv of form the committee fa vor ogden and the committee itself avill not be able to find iii there luna flie author of the measure said aliat lie placed ogden in the bill because lie considered atthe best place in utah for the school but I 1 hat lie now favored leaving it to a committee for fear that ad vantage might be taken of tile fact of its location here to ni ake the ter pay an exorbitant price for the land th the I 1 tion would require as had been done in the case of the asylum the question of cost elicited a warm discussion all who spoke apon this amendment agreed that the figure was entirely lv too low 31 oyle particularly distinguished himself in an eloquent appeal to the house to provide ample means for the reforma tion of juvenile richards moad to increase the amount ta thurman to and lund to all of which motions were cut off by the arrival of a council message announce 1 ing the passage by tat body of the general appropriation bill with amendments weber countes Coun tys chances have ani proved very materially during the four hours and thal aks to the earnest efforts of our delegation delo gation the claim of this region is certain io be recognized 1 following Is a full copy of the com of the ogden chamber of commerce regarding reform school I 1 OGDEN OF I badr s UTAH jan 30 1888 1 to the gorma and legislative assem 4 ay of the 7 of aaa your petitioners petition ers the ogden cham I 1 ber of commerce n as it joes a large majority of tho wealth I 1 intelligence and commercial interests of ogden and barnea I 1 urge the pas sage of H F 10 provi ing forthe establishment of school in ahli city that a place of confinement and for th oung c is an abao necessity an 1 eje banded by tale beat interests of all citizens citi zons is apper eat from the fact ahm t for a number of years judges have suf nn of bences upon juveniles convicted arinie in preference to imprisonment in jails or tile where idleness prevails and association Is generally limited to bardenes bard ened crimy I 1 finals and although i uch order ma be defended un the grounds of ity society lons the of doubtful authority and demands that punishment be inflicted according i to law to tile and that it may roee vo pr 0 lection from ake viciously inc ineas and make an example for the benefit bof evildoers evil doers 0 the real objects of a delorn ous an d depraved natures which cannot be successfully co m fished by confinement ill one who school should be educations I 1 as at I 1 t I 1 q ai 4 caf X V well disciplinary and teata 0 honesty in dusty and the trades so ahat tile tile ew has been satisfied tile inmates bave fitted for positions in life and be able to and desiron I f labor ing in tile or other 1 honorable occupations aide front str idles of a rudimentary arv nature to improve th 0 minds and morals and the advancement of intelligence the manua la bor should be of buell nature as will improve physical health produce general contentment and inspire nobler ideas of life arid hope for the future agriculture manufactures arid di ferent trades a a ran e tee of a educil ti on shou I 1 d be prominent features of the sch I 1 because of the gmt influence ex ort ed th import ance of ca duo k be rive resti mated the selection of a locality best adapted to tile requirements requite ments should receive most careful consideration As there are many more tempha tiong and opportunities to commit petty crimes in cities and towns it is to be expected that the larger the population in any one place tue more numerous and ina greater percentage will be found youthful offenders and it Is a fabre binti 0 n that nine tenths of I 1 lint c a ss will be drawn from the district north of the south lindof utah county population and the facilities for ta pid and trans or tation are elements aich enter into the economical maintenance of such an in 0 n and the location thereof is there r 0 of viral importance and interest to taxpayers tax payers it is reported that on account of a ill ity of opinion upon the subject of location suggestions have been made to determine the designation y competition the award to be made 11 athe locality offering the greatest pe inducements it is respectfully submitted that this die thod of determining the location of public institution of the kind under it consideration era tion is beneath the dignity of the commonwealth to good morals and prejudicial to good government especially as the law grants no authority to make but prohibits municipal and county corporations from making appropriations for such pur poses pity sometimes co charitable and educational in to be governed by such influences but in this case broader and more dignified considerations should prevail penal institutions should be located ith distinct reference to general con vor tience economy security etc etc weber arouty stands second in wealth and third in population and hitherto has received no recognition front the legislature in the matter of public institutions ogden the second city in and sit bated in the center of tile more populous portion of the territory rh tue ter minu of five lines of railway making it easily and cheaply accessible from all points an abundance of water power for all purposes and pom eming chelap and farming land embraces all things necessary and essential essen fial to an institution of such far reaching importance and offers these numerous and indispensably advantages as cogent reasons fo r the location of the reform school at that point in behalf of the og den chamber of comine ree 11 KNAUSS secretary P 11 THE appropriation BILL the council amendments 0 the a bill all of which were unimportant were concurred in by the house except the striking out of the clabia or so much cherof as may be necessary to tile appropriation of 2 for the expenses of the executive office for the yeats 1886 and 1887 this sends the bill back to the council which mayor may not recede from its action if not another day may pass beffre this important will reach the XING ILL Represent iLd ve king has come to the front with another great importance today to day he introduced a bill for an act licensing and regulating the manufacturing and sale of intoxicating liquors I 1 I 1 tile bill repeals the act of 1982 in corp orating most of its features ana supplying ng more fully to restrain the eale of in toxicants toxic ants and effectually control their vendo ra the petition of the applicant must be signed by 25 residents and householders of the precinct or city in which the business Is to be carried on before granting tile petition for license the county court 01 r city coun ell to whom the application is meldo must give notice by advertisement or posting in three public places in the precinct or city of the name of the applicant for a aid license and the par for which the license in requested and eliell div 0 eunity for re mon to be heard no license shall be granted author izing the manufacture or sale of in liquors at any building or place when the or occupants of t b e gr eater part of the land within feet thereof shall file written abt sections nor shall stich license be granted when the place of sale or manu future is within feet of any public se hool tho of the boni required of all applicants fo license IS determined by tile county court or city council but shall not be less than th roe a nd nor more than f alvo jars the it of th e sureties Is more restricts i ve than tile present law and no on atril eo f can ba accepted as surety the form of the end is prescribe dt and among the condition a are tile lei lowing that tile principal will keep an orderly and well regulated bousek that lie wit I 1 not allow any sP ociell of gambling upon his premises 1112 the will not either by himself br hiis agent clerk or servant nal furnish glie or deliver avy malt fermented firmen ted or vinous liquors or any liquors a part of which is spirito spirl to etc ta a minor insane or idiotic person nor to any person ho is intoxicate lp or in the of getting intoxicated nor to an indian nor w fe to any person parent child juara ian or employer intall corbid tha same nor to any peron son upon agal boIl lays nor to any person helwee n the hours of 9 p m and 7 it ma a nd I 1 I 1 I 1 I 1 pay all damages actual and exemplary lines forfeitures etc recurred against him subsequent sections make unlawful the violation of any of these conditions and subject the to the full 11 of the statutes of meanor the license to be charged cannot be less than 1200 nor more than 2000 for the period of ona yar y ar tile license is the sime as in the old act it is made to sell give away or dispo go of to or allow to be drank it tha store shop saloon or other place of business by any man woman or other person indian apprentice or employee under the ago of twenty one years without the consent of the parents guardian or employer and the person this pro ision eliell be liable to a civil action and tile minimum amount to ba recover od Is wr itis it is amadii a misdemeanor to keep any billiard pool card table pin al joys etc or allow tile same to be kept in any room here any intoxicating liquors are sold or kept fo r sale or adjoining room in th 0 sam 0 building and it Is unlawful unla ful for any person to engage in any game of billiards pool cards dicea diced or any gime g ime of elmance in any room NA here any 0 1 the aforesaid liquors are or may be sold all salo tins taverns and all other rooms in which liquors are sold or kept for we either at N holesa I 1 e or retail shall be closed on sundays on all election days both general and special for ifal county pro or municipal officers on all legal it 0 id 1 aya and until 7 0 of tile following morning and on each week night from and after tile until 7 of the morning of the succeeding day the ord closed is construed to apply to the back door as well as to the front door in prosecutions tinder this section it Is not necessary to prove that i any liquor was sold section 10 provide that any person who by false predence pretence pre tence shall obtain any spirituous malt or who sh allbe intoxicated in any hotel or place of business or assemblage of or on any street alley etc shall upon conviction vic tion be fined not exceeding tao or imprisonment for not more than one month or both in the discretion of the court the justice of any precinct or city upon of the intoxication of any person is authorized to is sue a to said person who is or has been his attendance before the justice to testify in regard person or persons of whom and the time when the liquor producing the intoxication was pro cured A failure to obey said PI uba boena poena shall subject the person to fine for contempt a refuses to answer the following questions lie is also punishable as ia caseb of contempt when where and of whom did you procure obtain or receive the liquor or beverage the drining or using of aich has been the causo of the intoxication favorable answers to these anterro gallons will be sufficient complaint for proceeding against the vendor of liquors the bill provides that all persons engaged in the selling or keeping for sale any of tle liquors mentioned in this act whether as owner clerk agent br servant shall be equally liable as principal section 12 provides that Lvery wife bild parent or guardian husband or other person who shall be injured in deroon property means of support or otherwise by any intoxicated per so norby reason ot the intoxication person shall haves of ac tion in his or her own name against any person who shall by selling fur dishing giving aw ity or in any man ner disposing of any intoxicating have caused or contributed to an intoxication of such person or persons and in any such action the haals a right to receive actual and exemplary damages I 1 TO OFFIC z luct the following petition from a nam ber of residents of park city was pro dented in the Council today to day toffa P ht governor and to the 48 of the TerU ory of mah your petition ere respectfully cepro sent that they are residents voters and taxpayers tax payers within the corporate limits of park city summit county utah that in r judgment all import ant offices in the municipal corporation s should be elective instead of ap that the charters of all in citius should more effects al ay provide against nuisances T refojo re foro Y our the charte 11 of A eted cities in territory be so ard ended as to make the offices of the city marshal pity recorder city attorney as le asor and aach other general of flees as the council beall dearn necessary for the effectual govern it of said corporations cor orations except or mer ily policemen be made elective and further that municipal corporations be tb r I 1 bulato and or prohibit opium and gener ally pan and enforce all ordinal ces not ath the laws of con g r 4 r of this territory for tile gon 1 r ea 1111 alfare safety an good government of said cities and AS in duty bound your will ever pray A Ittin flue impart If part I 1 the following 19 the routine report of the I 1 of both houses lr awaiting the report of the commit too on ions thi council was not called to order until p tn young a petition from the c citizens 0 I 1 ark city praying for mak ing city officers excepting ewen elective referred to committee on al corporations and towns ey from the on ap propria t tons reported on H F 1 I 1 making sundry recommending am as follows thamille Th atille a e alco be 2250 for th j university of deseret GO for the contingent ox benses of the I 1 foy the contingent e anses of tile for I 1 ax f witnesses and jurors 1000 also changing tile amount of becs af jurors and witnesses from to 2 per day and 20 cents per ru le one way for every mile trav ehid carlisle opposed the items for lie 11 0 but on explanation by wool ley ous withdrew his objection and re of the cammi atee was adopted the bill filed for second reA 1199 woolley from the committee on appropriations recommended that if F 13 for giving ball etc be put 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