Show of I 1 the eighth za leg VF TERRITORY 9 afie situation of the worm school question TURNS TOES I 1 i to the daisies but weber I 1 and beaver I 1 LIKE richards bill to punish election crimes A measure to preheat sale of to to I 1 editorial to tits SALT laix feb 20 1888 tits reform school did not rt today to day but ked for fur aber time which was grafted grau ted in all probability their report on the selee tion of a site v ill other dt tails will be offered to the on thurs day the dinst there were several reasons for the delay p al among which were a desire for further time in which to investigate the claims of several localities and alao a wish to obtain certain data concerning tile style of buildings require for schools at the present writing it Is prett y clear that cache has dropped oat of the race or its one of the gentlemen of the committee from a southe rn county remarked today to day site has gently turned toes to the in this matter the contest therefore rein ains practically between lVe berand beaver citizens of the litter county make a phenomenal offer to the territory they tender old fort cameran Came run with its lands water power buil lingg forests etc all of which cost the government not le 8 than 40 for tile y insignificant sum of it will be remembered that fort cameron was abandoned by tile government in and has since been tenant although admiral ly located conless the fact that it is in beaver county it has accommodations for not less titan five hundred wen and would ample space for one arid pupils of tile Reform School the offer of the beaver people does not cost them a dollar they bought the fort at auction for a mere song but their tender to the territory Is generous enough as the pla a is woi th two or three times tile price they ask to anyone who can utilize its advantages almost anyone would jump at tile chance of getting for and probably the reform school committee Is ib a to this kind of argument But there is just one other feature to the question which cannot be ignored as it bristles whenever the matter is mentioned that Is t lie immersi act of tram porting pupils from salt lake ogden provo and logan all the way to old fort cameron it Is a conceded fact that I 1 ninety nine one hundredths of the boys sent to the reform school vi ill come from the re gion lying north of juab county the I 1 average cost of sending each bly from salt lake ogden or logan woula be I 1 50 this being barely chent to pay the railroad and stage fare of the boband tile officer ili charge toFt cameron and the per them of the 0 afi car during the three days occupied in making the trip to and from that dis tant point if iwo hundred boys be committed in one year to the school the cost of transport alon would be besides the euln required to return them to their parents or to the I 1 centers of population there is one other point connected this fea of the quenion que tion which deserves attention it will be no doubt I 1 desirable that boys in the be once or alce a year during their con final mentry friends in arde r that their punishment and the pun ashment of innocent Inno pent friends may not be too great As these boys must be drawn largely from the middle or poorer clasa the tax upon their friends would be so burdensome as to almost plue an emba ago upon visits no matter how much the territory might gain as an immediate gift it cannot afford to pay out of the trea sury the sum of per annum for the privilege of enjoying that gift nor can it abord to inflict an and unusual punishment upon the ch illren which it seeks to reform fro send the boys to beaver would be I 1 ike banishing them to the heart of africa I 1 faey would be simply inaccessible I 1 to their poor frieada fri erda I 1 IF I 1 CHARITY I 1 the 11 ra t bill introduced in the I 1 1 1 house during tile present session was one providing appropriations for lain charitable it suddenly made its appearance toda to da y ahen the committee on ampro fina i eions to vt aich it had been referred offered a substitute vt aich provides in the main that shall be ampro I 1 out of the territorial treasury for the beneat of thred hoepf tali in salt lake viz st barks st barys and the deseret hospital 2000 these to be drawn by tha pre el tents of tho blikh ars I 1 gitmed in the bill tito bill was or alered printed and will doubtless soon up for passage THE ACT the this afternoon passed an act prohibiting ilia disposal of tobacco in any of its forms to minors which was introduced on the lath dinst by mr king there seemed I 1 be a strong deki 1 re on the part of members to have this measure pam in the original bill the age was fifteen but a amendment passed easily making chii age eighteen although hatch ol 01 ejected saying that the young men vt he hall been educated to nur ing the cigarette would find it a grea t hard ship and much trouble would likely ensue the young man would have buy the weed and let him find it on the shelf the bill Is apt to become a law it the council and the governor shall take to it as kindly as did the which let us hope they may following is the full text as it left the house 1 alz ilz rr ti th e gos ernar and legislative assam iv of the territory of utah that hereafter it rint a ian fill for any pemon or to sell give or furnish any lg lilet or cigarettes or tobacco in an y of its forms to any minor under eighteen ye ra of age SEC 2 every person who shall violate any of the provi ions of thi act shall he deemed guilty of a milt demeanor and on conviction shall in any sum not exceeding or imprisoned in the county jail any number of days not to exceed tilt SCHOOL BILL the committee on education have been very bev the last low day dis cus ang educational matters and it is generally expect eI that a school law u ill be presented which will be so generally approved by be members thattie much needed change from ilia present law will be acted what the new law will be cahnt t now of course be surmised but it Is understood that it will be co m posed of the best suggestions in tile chi law in the commissioners report and in bill the committee will debtless make an entire new law which will cover in one code the points which are a bsola tely necessary io the progress of the school system in considerable opposition has been manifested to ilia centralization scheme which was ed inU oyles bill atit it is well understood them can be no complete and progressive progress iye system s long as the supervision of the sc boas is so scattered arid in so many hands ag it is at present city of ILc tion and systematic effort aronea essary it is also juit ju it as necessary to arv ide frea schools either by taxa tion of the counti eft or by taxation of the territory as a whole it is evident however that any 1 w providing free schools by the funds of each county separately will receive 0 opposition from the less thiis while it is equally certain that free schools for the territory will rein belve great opposition from the me bers representing the wealthier counties THE GOVER IVORS the governor today to day approved three one amending sections 2 anil 3 cha vt title IX of the compiled apler awa I 1 n relation to lead animals one amending section of chap ter 1 title XII c ode of civil procedure pro vidAg for a rehearing in the supreme court one which was introduced by richards of weber to prevent crimes against the elective franchise I 1 ane BILI richards bul for an act providing for the re leatie of the right of dower passed the house today to day and will row A conference committee from both houses came to an airree ment on the council amendment and the bill now only awaits the vote of the coun cil and the approval of the governor before it is law the full text as amended reads as follows stcl arnor and assembly of the territory of utah that in any con 0 0 f or a cumbrance upon ral property by deed of the husband the wife MAY join with him or his attorney in fact in such deed and her so jining her in such deed shall transfer and convey s lay and all right of dower she may hav in the property cong ad or encumbered in or by such ed y but to be valid the sharia lure of the wife inest he witnessed and she must acknowledge the execution thereof before 6 officer authorized to take euca in the same in anner ax unmarried women seca A married bomin may t in 0 r of attorney with tier uin ut 0 re the encumbrance release or coave yance of lands or of any interest therein and said power of attorney shall be witnessed ayat leaston credible witness acknowledged in tile manner provided by law and shall be entitled to record 3 that all instruments of writing which have been ad and ac ledged by married women before any officer authorized by the laws of this territory to take I 1 edg ments 0 instruments in writing affect illig tile title of real property in the bond day of march and alrh purport to h ve been executed and ac knowl ed d for the burp ke of 1 asing or conveying their rights of dower in the real property described and all such in he bated and acknowledged an brance release or conveyance with her or ills attorney in att and such purport to con their in the property gy r abiol in such in mith out referring to ter right of dower shall be regarded anti consil dered as a gild proper encumbrance release or conveyance as ilia came mav be of the of dower oi such mAi rieti woman in such property and I 1 such 1 I ants are harebo doal I 1 ared valid and a effectual in all rec acts for such purpose 1 pe csc 4 this act shall take effect upon its approval by the governor TRE BOUNTY X the substitute bill providing boan cioe for the detract I 1 of wild aul awod W roos allon tried hard to protect the coyotes and wild cats by having the bill apply only to rabbits A hoat of amendments were mada to the bill among aich ground squirrels come in for the aue bounty as mr creer wished it also to apply to grassel gras sOl pors and lie made ar amendment which bounty for these petits by the bushel A great deal of was engaged in by billich it became apparent that some of the members desired to kill the measure but it went through on 17 votes in its favor and 5 against it the bill as it goes to the council is as follows 1 the several counte curts within the respective countie in this territory are hereby authorized and empowered byan by an order made of record upon the minutes of such county court and pay re wart Is for the destruction of wild animals within their respective counties of not to exceed 1 each oil lynxes gray wolves and mild cats 50 cents on coyotes 0 on mountain lions and bears 2 cents on jack rabbits and ground squirrels an hereinafter pro aided vided aso 2 the person or pearsons peir sons w ho shall hereafter kill adv of the above named wild animals in order to receive the reward mentioned in fee eions 1 of this act shall produce the head or p of such auitt ral with ears attached before the county clerk ili and for any county as aforesaid afire said it shall be the duty of such county clerk to diligently examine r mch pemon or persons and such other as said county clerk may deem proper on oath or affirmation touching tile time when and the place chere wits taken and killed and the circumstances thereof if upon such examination the clerk shall a satisfied that so ell ant ma led by the person or persons the head or scalp thereof within lite limits of the county for aich said county clerk I 1 to act hejhall such head or scalp to be destroyed and shall issue a warrant on the treasur of such county for the reward accordance with tile lons of this act to the or persons producing such head or 1 provided that any person or pe geons must present not lem than scalps or I 1 lead S of jack rabbits and ground squirrels at ny one time to entitle ill em to ill reward offered in ac cerjance cor Jance with the provisions of this act SEC 3 the county clerk bf each county shall keep a truer account of the boneys paid out under this act and tie number of each species of animals for which bounri s have been paid and chenever he never tile so pill 1 I reaches the sum of fifty dollars or more said clerk present sai I account sworn to by said clerk a beindit arne and correct to the berri auditor who shall draw his war the territorial treasurer for onee if of said amount which hall lie paid by said treasurer out of apy moneys in the treasury not other le and forward the game to eded d co tv reca Any county court may at any tinie set aside vacate and rescind thir order or any there f biter chrt ing and paying su c rewards as are provided for in section I 1 of this act or reduce the amounts of such reds evv Provid fd that an order be male of record to such effect u pon tile minutes of such court and published I 1 some a general circulation in said county at leaa thirty days before said action shad take effect h assed it was suggested by richards that there was no enacting clause to it the speaker however said that it was a su and that the enacting clause the arii inal bill rightfully beof longed to this it port Follo the routine report of tile proceedings of both houdes A communication was received from the flou minifying tile council of tile passage of 0 F 23 a bill amend ing an act for the bener it of 8 released from the penitentiary ith amendments the amend mint a were concurred in and ilia bill passed A communication was received stating that the house refused to concur in the councile ld amendment to H F relation to the release of providing that both parties sign the Counci lafter discussion insisted upon its dd ment A conference committee wa appointed consisting of marshall smoot and olsen the howo gave no tice that it or d in the councils amendment cu 1 1 F 51 A petition was received from washington county praying for an ampro privation pria tion of 1000 to be applied in as elating in the of a bridge everth aitto virgin the present lure belne in a dangerous condition the petition was signed bv Malion rl snow and others to tile committee A report was received from the committe eon judiciary recommending tile rejection of 0 F 31 a bill 1 prohibiting rohi biting tile election of g offices to the legislature Legi lature the re port of mhd committee wits adopted Wi turner from the committee on counties recommended I 1 lie pals age of 11 F 38 a bill prescribing tile method of determining disputed lines rients tile report was adopted arld too hill filed for third abing ading the committee appointed to obtain information with regard to reform school lands etc reported pro gress and called for for ther time ar that three days wo u id euille su ille further time was ante 1 1 11 F 07 on aar bed wire fence was called for second reading but in consequence of the absen ce of mr tuttle was laid over 11 F ac dellwing dell ning tile of ro moving county seats wits called r third reading but its consideration was pos ned by request of bryan and ina tre a the order for to 11 F 38 a bill providing the mail bof counte boundaries was read the third time and on motion of at 3 pm 0 pening exercises stel 4 art introduced a peti lien king for an roads in kane bolint y committee creer introduced two local option petitions petit iono which we re referred to the committee reybourne Hey bourne from the committee on manufactures and com alerce reported favorably on the bill in relation to banking clark from the ap I 1 ro tp com cittee reported a on for H F I 1 appropriations to pouted the governor returned the ment bill ill tile that it be amended so as to provide for tile immediate sale of y which may be perishable or expensive to keep hoge called attention to ilia fact that the present law provided for chwe matters thurlian Thur nian said that the governor had considered tile sections referred to by cloge but the hill being bat might be held acon flicht there ith the bill etli the governors communication muni cation was referred to ilia judi MAU committee another from the G governor a ili approval of the folio ing WIN in |