| Show changes in the salary bill foiw ELECTIONS FOR CITIES sooth introduced a bond bill by the new salary bill counties are divided into fifteen classes morrisons Morri sons railroad bill was quickly defeated the booth bond bill Is supposed to embody the of the governor the fir t business ot alie senate after listening to report of the engrossing and enrolling and appropriations corn cittee on formal matters waa a request by jones to have S B 34 in creation rea tion to insurance companies made the special order for biond y march 23 the request was granted administrator BILL S B relating to administrators was taken up evana offered an amendment to the title candland asked that the bill go over till glen miller came in as baiad given notice of motion to reckons recons der evana objected and a motion to postpone vaa carried over the objection BILL on motion of sutherland S B the salaries bill was postponed till this afternoon ELECTIONS 8 B tl general elections waa taken up on it read n this was introduced by ati elections committee ao l nulen sundry provisions concerning referring to to ceyres electors of president and vie president tate officers members ti ture amendments amend menta to the c special elections vacancies in the legislature state officers district judges tie votes furnishing poll books care of ballots after counting excluding excess ballots making election returns con testa canvassing returns by county certificates of election board of stale canvassers pub hsuing the elation elc tion law and registration and elections 10 cities A motion by evang to make six months the limit of time ballots be adept before being destroyed instead of twelve months was defeated on motion of the mileage of messengers to b bent after delinquent judges of sections to bring the returns was made ten cents per mile on motion of evans alie pay of the state me sanger for this purpose was made four dollar per day evans opposed allowing the governor to decide between state judges in the case of a tie because it would give the governor two votes candland suggested eliat it waa as well to give the governor representing a majority of the people two votes is to gamble by casting lots as to which of the tied candidates andi dates should have two junes tok the same position as evans that tha decision between the be by casting lot the other plan was giving the governor too much power mckay took alie earne view as jones did booth said he was gu at mem bera to gambla ov r n becis sion ii bicad of leaving the choice to a man alio represented a majority of the people the governor would take alie agn stand of the aset binau for the place advocated leaving the choice a tie to the of lots evans amendment making the decision of a tie by lo 10 was adopted booth moved to strike out of the bill all reference to city elections the motion was lost junes moved to strike out the provision requiring the voter in a city to ate in the municipal ward where tie resides jarried snow moved to amend by city councils to appoint judges and clerks in cases where city elections are held carried CITY amendments providing for city elections on the tuesday after the first monday in may of each year in cities of the first and ulas es and providing provi dine that the terms of the present expire may land moved to amend fy extending the term of the present to div 31 1898 booth accepted eluo at this point a communication was received from the house announcing anno of II 11 ij forbidding he tsie f liquor to indians and S B 94 leenon tiie tok a recess till 2 p in cm IN MAY on re sammi in alio afternoon the elections hill wjk called up again on the by booth which reads as follow fc section 40 that on the tuesday next after the first monday in alay 1893 and biennially thereafter ther shall be hed in each city of the first and decoud atas an to fill all elective offices in said and the then elected shall qualify ai d enter upon their duties on the first of jim next succeeding thir th ir election and c in office two yara and until their successors are elected and qualified that the term of ollice of all thu present elective shall expire on mav 31 1813 ec 41 all appointive offices in paid ailis bhail hold their os until their shall be appointed and qualified warner moved to amend so as to include all cities and towns in the state carried Oar ried ate as amended were then adopted TIE IS AGAIN jones moved to strike out the provi alie to elect in ca seota tie and the aro es liy cats lint lots in the ihu supreme court arrum mada a motion to a similar effect with to alie provision provi eion relating to tha city officers thelo stob drawn in of alie mayor and ltv council the motion was carriea carri ej FINAL ACTION jones moved to strike out the last bec eec tion which continues the old territorial law in foce in cities and conflict with the australian ballot law if adopted this motion as car led amendments Amend menta carrying larr ying minor corrections were the hill then passed there being no vote mn S B relieving newspaper em aloyes arm testifying to u ertain matter was taken up on jonea motion to rec insider which was carried jones said lie bad considered alie bill and wag convinced that it should not pass it pave a protection that ought not to be extended jones said he could imagine a case where lie gukl like to know from a er a ho told something about him and then eo and pummel the man who told the newspaper man alie press now had all the liberty that was n quiren the bill was meant for the protection of the press and that is why he opposed it glen miller said this bill was not a protection 10 the newspaper but to the reporter the etora or editors of newspapers donld not care what became of their re they would get their service and then did not care it glen miller said he was orry to see one of a privileged profession A lawyer refusing to grant to othe B similar privileges this fiill was not introduced in behalf of any newspaper warner moved to amend the bill eo as to apply only to newspaper le porters glen miller said it waa an anomalous condition to find two newspapers in this city antagonistic to this bill whick was for the protection of their reporters sutherland said ho was opposed to the bill the reporter did not hold a confidential relation to the berbon who gives him news in the same way that an attorney did to a client so was no parallel beewen them lie said this would protect a newspaper man in violating the law booth took the view that conceding all the ills that were cited still the kissage of the bill would be beneficial ane bill would make newspaper editors anra careful and boull protect the reporter as he should be protected if an course were pursued it woul t prevent tho ascertainment of new that might be of areat public benefit tiie amendment offered by warner was buried the bill was then passed by the following voe ai candland Cind land chiater ter K ab nb mckay glen miller barutt air nm ami zundel 10 nos jonea it G miller snow sutherland Sut herlind and mr president 5 A m waa received from the governor announcing his approval of S B 80 bbate treasurer annl OICE MOKE aimon moved 10 reconsider alie vote by which amendment to lie salaries bill S B fixing alii of county collectors an 1 treasurers treasur ers was carried cannou s a prevailed consideration of the amendment was deferred until a late hour chidester Cb idester moved to reconsider the vote by the classification of counties into fifteen 0 aises a was carried thise motion prevailed HB sutherlands herlands Sut to classify the coun liea of tha etite into fifteen classes aarin came forward for a ballot S said lie now thought he could etall objection i this classification fi was adopted by providing for a maximum within which the county commissioners could fix the actual salary the classification was adopted without discussion disc RULE sutherland then offered a schedule fr f r maxim iiii salaries sala to be paid by county ers aich was OV EXAMINERS the s cret of sate sent back several churns with the report of the state hoach of examiners all of which were re to the c on appropriations baill calary FIXING the senate continued its discuss on of the salaries of county commissioners and other county officers TREASURER SALARY IN FIRST CUSS COUN tiei jones moved eliat the sala y 0 treasurer in first class counties be raised to 1500 from and lie spoke in favor of liis motion that he now received 2500 and w th statehood a dit ional duties evolve upon him he did not think a cooj man boull be secured wh would givs s haaby and necessary and ta boon liim self the responsibility f r that he had at least four times aa much work to do as did detato treasurer and in his estima ion the salary was not to bieh booth also spoke in fahrr of be amendment ALLISON OPPOSES allicon appos d and offered aa t n that alie ha put at boco he f e treasurer of ivener c anty had only been receiving and that everyone with the banks biad seemed anxious for the j on that hot wore generally made for the job and very toan beamed to have a baik behind him did not think the salary of the in salt lake county should be indio than twice as large as eliat of count asked that llin matter be deferred until lannun arrived sutherlands HERLANDS SUT 1 sutherland did not think was sufficiently high and offered an amendment that it be put at 1200 allison withdrew his amendment and the sutherland motion prevailed A SLIGHT banow moved that the salary of treasurer in counties of ane claes be clanged from 12 3 to followed up with a motion to place fourteenth class at same both curried cr ried TO THE committie candland moved to refer to printing committee K it would be in bood shape when cent to the house AM BOND hilll hooili asked unanimous consent to introduce a new bill was and he introduced alie following S B by was and meana A bill for an act providing for the polling and disposal of bonds and for he refunding of the bonda of the state already issued by tho issuing of new bonds fur the purpose of meetie casual or failure in revenue and jor necessary expenditures for public purpose and for the payment if territorial indebtedness assumed by he detato and for the purpose of refund ig the bonds of the territory n abo same being a part of the territorial indebtedness assumed by the statu ba it enacted by the legislature of the utah bention 1 that the governor secre tary of state and attorney general shall constitute a state board of loan cominis eigners Eio ners and shall exercise the powers and perform the duties provided in thia act sec 2 it shall be and is hereby declared to be the duty f the state bord of loan to provide tor and a loan for the in a turn iwuc exceeding exceed ina two hundred thousand thoi sand dollars by banin bonds 0 th n state ur under rules and regulations prescribed by said board said bonds shall bear interest at a rate to be fixed by said board not to exceed four per cent per annum interest payable aemi annually said board shall determine the num ter and denomination of said bonds to be issued and the said bonds shall nut run longer than twenty years and the bakh and condit of the state is hereby pledged for tha of said bonds and the interest accruing thereon section 3 the state board of loan commissio ers is hereby to provide the necessary engraved bonds to carry out the provisions of this act and the ex exene thereof and all the incidental ci expenses incurred by said bonds in the preparation and negotiate tiati n of eaid bonds shall be paid out of the sen oral fund of the state upon the order of the state auditor and a sum of money sufficient cent to cover eaid costs and expenses is hereby appropriated out of eaid general fund before the issuance of adv bonds the chate treasurer ahall deiv to the stale of biah nil arditi nal bond with two or more in the sum of two hundred thousand do lire which bond shall be approve dby the and deposited and filed with the secretary of state and the treasurer shall stand charged upon said bond and his official bond for the faithful performance of alie duties required of him under the provisions of alm act or that may be prescribed by said stace hoard of loan cammi sio ners sec 4 the state auditor shall draw his warrant on the state treasurer for the amount of interest which shall fall due on the first day of january of each year which said interest warrant shall be drawn at least one month previous to the maturing of alie interest and the sum of annually or so much thereof as may be is hereby appropriated and set aide a ide aiom alia general fund of the state from ear to year to pv ahe interest upon sid bonda bee 5 at the of ten years after ahe issuing of said bonds there shall be set apart and is hereby appropriated out of the general funds in the hands of the state treasurer annually the sum of to ba drawn un the recommendation of the auditor to pay the principal of slid bonds as the bame shall fall due said amount shall be held and placed by the treasurer in a fund known as alie redemption ted emption fund for the redemption of said bonds sec 6 it shall be the duty of said state board of loan commissioners to make a full report of all their proceedings under the provisions of this act or the rules and regulations adopted by during the birst week of the nex t bession of th state legislature an i biennially enni ally the eiffer to the state legislature during the birst week of the session sec 7 the state board of loan coin 13 hereby eivan iio authority under such auls and leeula tiona MS the eaid board may prescribe to refund all outstanding territorial bonds by issuing negotiable coupon bonds like those in section 2 of this act alier for which bonds lull not run for a term longer than twenty bivs earp and shall not have a rate of interest to exceed 4 per cent oer annum payable semiannually semi annually the number and denomination of said bonds ahall be db erni med by aid board section 80 no bond issued under alie provi of this art ahall be taxed for any purpose within aliis stale ani act ehnle take effect upon its approval biuens ON S B 01 came from the hoise amended this bill refers to liens on judgments tho senate provided that a judgment hold good for ten years and aliis llie bouto houto reduced to five alie senate did not concur ami on motion a committee of warrum allison and sin ht rland were appointed to adjust d between the tao houses ACTION action on Q 15 82 was postponed until tomo row HB 63 an act creating and ded ing duties of state board 0 liand coninis came up and action was postponed until ow jones asked unanimous consent to in produce the following known as S B A BILL for an act providing for exemptions to the of fatuities who ile 0 iseal estate subject to exemption he it enacted by the of the state of utah 1 all heads of s who have neither lands town lots or houses subject to exemption a a homestead under the laws of this state shall have exempt from forced sale on execution he sum of five hundred dollars in personal property to be selected by the debtor or in money SEC 2 this act shall take effect upon its approval committee on judiciary II 11 B 35 an act to provide for organization and government of state militia up on beconi reading it will have final reading tody OF COUX TrES fourth class all count ioa having an assayed valuation of more than eight and less than ten illion dollars class all counties having an assessed valuation of more than seven and less than eight mill dollars sixth cling all counties having an valuation of more than six and leca than seven million dollars seventh class all counties having an assessed valuation of more than anve and lesa than six million dollars eighth class all counties having an assessed valuation of more than four and less than five million dollars ninth class all counties having an assessed valuation of more than three and leas than tour million dollars tenth alast all counties having an assessed valuation of moie than two |
