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Show N 9 a (iinT bmaakiut 2d' Session. I 10S9.1 ?V'H.Jl. M4.4J sffc kS, UTfTCS DOCSE f - j ?.iri cr hepheseititites Reftl twios,rsftiTed to the. Committee on " the Territories, ft ml ordered to be . r printed. n'J 1 Introduced the ,Mfv Cy1jm on ! foUowina bill: J 4 1 ( W ft ir i t J. f. U 1 " . ;V , i'5 In eld of the execution of the lew ia the i- - s Territory of Uteb, end for other t iliVy purposes f Resolved by the Sennit and House Rep, ftseniatlves of the United Rules of :Aner-- r That the United, iad in Contes Utah marshal of Btatna Territory may apot the jodichU each in a deputy point districts of said Territory; Provided, That assemlAed, before any aucji deputy ahell bo authorthe discharge" bf hla ized to enter-upo- n must be aphia "appointment duties, district court the proved try the judge of; of the district for which' skid" deputy i appoiuted: and aaid deputy must take and aabacriSel-th- e aajne' oath prescribed! by law to bo taken by the marshal, end give bond, with good and sufficient sureties to caid 'marshal in the penal sum of ten thousand dollars, conditioned for tbe faithful diflcharge of bis duties as such appointment f approval deputy. And said the oath, and bond shall be entered upon .. . Journal of said court. titer 2. And be U further enacted. That it shall be the duty ot aaid. marshal, in person or by ,bia deputies to attend the district and supreme courts of said Territory, and serve and execute all process, orders, judgments, or decrees issued roul-ere- d or directed by said courts, or by any Judge thereof. be U further enacted, That 8 bo. 3. And the United tHatcs district attorney of said in Territory may also appolut an assistant each of tbe judicial districts of said Territory; Provided, That before any such assistant stall enter upon tbe dischurge of his duties, his appointment must be approved by the presiding judge of the district court of the district for which such assistant appointment is made;. and aaidsame oath must tAke and subscribe tbe disthe taken be to law by prescribed by trict attorney. And said appointment, approval, ana oath shall be enteredrvupon the journal of said court.' That 8m 4. And be it further enacted.attorndistrict tsbal be the duty d ey, in person or"by hi assistants, to attend all of the district courts of said Ter-- , duties proseritory, and perform the criminal cases all in cuting attorney " ! arising In said courts. U be Sec. 5. And further enacted, That United States, over vuly citizens of the the age of twenty-on- e years, shall be to serve as grand or petit jurors in -- - - , f i a; ft i of-cai- o. nt com--pete- said Territory.' Sec. 6. And be it further enacted. That the grand Jury of said Territory sbalt con. S ist of fifteen good and lawful men, twelve of whom concurring may find and return a bill of indictment. i Secs. 7. - And be it further enacted. That at least twenty days before the time of hold of tbe district courts lag each regular term their of said Territory, in respective dis- tricts, tbe United States marshal of sui Territory, or one of his deputies, shulj, Tu connection with tbe clerk of the district court for which a term ia to be boiden, select from (he body of tbe people of said lawfa TgOod end district, thirty-nin- e men? having the necessary qualifications, to eetve as Jurors and- make a list, in writing, of the names of the persons bo elected, and append thereto a certificate, by them slating that said persons have aforesaid In capabeen selected to act the court, district, city, and setting forth the and term of court for which they were 1 - . - i sleeted, which certificate shall be signet selectioii by the persons making such and filed with said clerk; a hereupon said clerk shall forthwith Issue a venire, di rected to said marshal or bis deputy com Banding him to summons tbe fifteen per won first named on said list, to be ant day o .appear in said court on the first in salt named be term thereof the (to to also as nerve to jurors; grand venire) issue a like venire commanding said mar hal Ot bis deputy, to nurawoo the re . mainiog twenty-fou- r persons on said list to be and appear at said term to serve as poti selected ant1 jurors, and the persons soone full grant constltutd Shall summoned That 1 Provided, twofull id a juries: petit so selec ' (U or any number of tbe persons r ted and summoned shall fail to appear, ' shall be excused tbe court, or shall be - or ifbyfor any other cause challenged,become necessary, tbe :wbatevex.it shall tbe case of In tbe grand and court, both to be tbs order pannel , petit jury, may summoned by tbe filled by talesmen, ' marshal or his tbe from body 6 deputy the from or district the bystanders. , Sec., & And be it further enacted. That, If, at any special or adjourned term of tu ' district courts ot said Territory, it shal ' become necessary to have either a grand or petit jury or both, after the juries for the regular term, have been discharged from attendance, the presiding judge of the district, court requiring the attendance of such jury or juries may, in bis discretion,- issue a special order requiring the marshal or one of his deputies, and the clerk, to forthwith select and summon a 5 to the foregoing Jury r juries aooordlns And any judge oi provisions of this act. said of oourts the Territory the district of Utah is hereby authorised and empowered 1q appoint at such times and i as j places ssbe may deem expedient, district in his . many court of terms special of busiat in his opinion tbe necessities notice to ness may require, thirty days' of and the time holding be given of place euchjspeaial term In some newspaper in , general circulation in said Territory.'That enacted, fi. further Sec. And belt tbe said first judicial district shall embrace the Counties ot Millard, Sanpete Sevier, Piute, Beaver," Iron, Washington, Bio Virgin, and . Kane, and that the.beregular - held terms of the court thereof shall of said In county of at the' city Beaver,' Monday on first tbe Beaver, commencing of June in each year; That the said the second judicial district shall embrace WaUtah, eonhtiea of Tooele, Salt Lake, satch and Juab, and that the regular v i J 1 t 5 terms thereof shall be held at 8alt' Lake on the first Mondays City, commencing ' snd September, in , of February. May, each year: That the third judicial district shall embrace the conntiee' of Davis, Morgan, Commit, Boxelder, Cash, Weber End Rich, and that the regular terms thereof shall be held at Gorinne, in aid eoonty of Boxelder, and shell com tnenesi on tbe first Mondays of January and Jobs in each year:, but, the, time of cotaoeacfaig said regular terms of BAid cavcra! eoorts m if be changed by the to nun govtmor. when it , shall appear that a dfZsrenft time would accommodate the judse and the people of the said dlorleta better. : j..: saXa And be Ufurther emoted, That in criminal oases both the prosecution and tbe accused shall have the right and to challenge, for esese, the arprlvft ray and polls, both of the . grand and petit jury, and in alUproescutiooa for tbis. thetritfie rpecifted'in L!my, v. 7T sev-ar- -- l V. ad t. t. t v al a act, nepeeson shall bo coi)ipt.tot to Serve, either as grand or petit jurors who believes in, advocates, or practices bigamy, cou and upon that cubinage or polygamy, fact appearing fbjr" exaffiiuation on voir dire or otherwise, such person shall not be permitted to serve a ajuror And in all criminal trials each ot parties sb&u have tba rigbt to challenge peremptorily sjx of the petit Jurors. Sec. )1. And be it further enacted. That in all prosecutions for bigamy, concubinage or adultery, the lawful wife of the accused shall be a competent witness to prove both tbe first snd subsequent marriage or marriages of her husband, but for no other purpose.-.- . 8ec. 12. And be it further enacted. That whereas marriage in said Territory of Utah rests solely on the contract ot the parties, followed by cohabitation, there being no form, manner, or ceremony, prescribed by the laws of said Territory Ibr the solemnization of this important relation in society, or requiring any. recordation, cecj tificate, or publication of the same That in all prosecutions for bigamy, concubinage, or adultery, it shall not be necessary to prove either the first or subsequent marriages, by the registration or certificate thereof, or other recorded evidence, but the same may be proved by such cyideupe as is, admihsable to prove a! marriage , iu other QacAj and proof of cohabitation by the accused with more than one woman as husband And wife, his declarations and admissions that such women are his wives, his acts recognizing, acknowledging, introducing, treating, or deporting hiuiself towards them as such, shall, unless rebutted, bo sufficient to anstain the prosecutiou. 'JisCf, IS: ArA be it further enaxttd. That any man in said Territory, who shall after this act goes into effect, live or cohabit with ouo woman or more, other than his lawful wife, ns his wife or wives, shall be adjudged guilty of tho crime o coucubiu-sg- e, and u;mju $ouvictionttbereof, shall be punished by fine uot exceedmg one thousand dollars, and by imprisonment in the penitentiary at hard labor, not exceeding fivo years, and in all prosecutions for the violation of this section the alleged concubines of. tho accused shall be competent witnesses to establish or disprove tbe Cbargr. Provided, That no statement made by any nuch wituease shall be used agniust admitted, or allowed ts tffecUhem. uw any manner iu any case whatsoever, aud an indictment charging aaid 'crime to have been committed with more than one woman, will be sustained by proofi showing the same to have been committed with one only or more. Sec. 1 1 stud be it furthr enacted That the statutes of limitations shall not bar a prosecution for any of the crimes specified iu this act, nor for the crime of bigamy, concubinage, or adultery, hereafter) committed. Sec. 15. And be it further enacted. That! every person who commits the crime of adultery shall b punished by imprison- -' ment not exceeding five , years, nor Jess1 than one year, or by fine riotex!cedidg; one thousand dollars nor loss tbau one hundred dollars; or by both flue aud imj prUonraent. at the discretion of the court; aud any violation of this section, I the thirteenth section of this act, and the net against bigamy, entitled An net to punl ish and prevent tbo practice of polygamy in tbe Territories 'of. tle UuitW Status an 1 other places, aud disapproving and annulling cerium acts of the legislative assembly of the Territory of Utah, approved July first, eighteeu bundled and sixty-twmay be charged in separate counts iu the same indictment, which indictment mfty conclude, generally, against the statutes in such cases made aud prosection. 'of an vided, and the thirty-firs- t act of the legislative assembly of tbe Territory of Utah, entitled An act in relation to crimes nud punishments' aji proved March tlth. eighteen bnndred aud fifty-twbe, aud the same is hereby, disapproved and annulled Sec. 10. And be itfuvUur enacted. That jn all cases or proceedings where impri-socmcmny be ordered, If tboro be no or peror jail prison n which the person sons to be Imprisoned can with safety bo kept, tho court or judge may order such person or persons coufined in any military prison or camp of tbe United States in said Territory; and the officer or pe son in command of such prison or cam is hereby authorized and required, on tho order of the court or judge, to receive and or persons until safely keep from shall be discharged lawfully they custody. Sk(V 17. And be it further enacted, That, if the' United States marshal or any of hln or threatened deputies shall be resisted with resistance, in tbe execution of any writ, order, process, judgment, or decreo, of 'auy court or judge of said Territory, said marshal or either t of, his 'deputies, may, if in their judgment assistance is necessary, apply to the commauder, or parson in charge, of any military camp or post of the United States in said Territory, or to any one having charge of troops of tho Uuiled States therein, for h posse to aid such officer; and upon such application being made, the commander, or person in charge of such military camp, post, or troops, fs hereby authorized to detail a sufficient number of men to enforce the writ or other process, whatever it may be, which U being, or Is threatened to be resisted. And said iuif-sh- al, or either of his deputies, may make application for such assistance when necor other essary to suppress auy mob, riot, j of the disturbance peace. be 18. And it further enacted. That Sec. it shall be the duty of the governor of said Territory, so often as it shall appear to inspect, or cause to be inspecthe ted, jails and other prisons in said Territory, aud the toAouer persons are held, treated, and imprisoned thercifi. Aud the goteruor shall make rules for the regulation and government of said jails and prisons; and he is hereby empowered to remove the wardens and keepers oi all jails and prisons, or other officers connected therewith, and appoint others in their stead as often as in his opinion the pnblic good shall require. 8 ec. 19. And be U further enacted. That no alien living ia or practicing bigamy, polygamy, or concubinage, shall be admitted to citizenship of the United States; nor shall any. person live in or practice bigamy, polygamy, or concubinage, hold any offioe of trust o profit in said Territory, vote at any election tiiBreln, or be entitled to. the benefits .of the homestead or law of the Uoited States, and the district courts of said Territory are hereby authorized to tftsuo writs of qno warranto, on the information pf the district'', attorney or other person interested, to test the right pf any one discharging tbe duties of. or daimiug the right' to any 'office of said Territory; and tbe jadgee of elections are hereby Rpthorized . to examine under oath all persons who may offer to rote as to their qualifications and right so, to do, and adl person appointed or elected to offioe in arid Territory, before entering upon the d otioa ofsaobr office,? and befaebeincf le ( o, o, iit sncli-'peVno- n given no aid, countenance, counsel, or encouragement to persons engaged iu never that I have armed hostility thereto; 7 7 to ex' Bought nor accepted nor attempted,7 erase tbe functions of any office whatever, under auy authority or pretended authority in hostility to the United States; that I have not yielded a voluntary support to any pretended government, authority, power, or constitution within the United States hostile or inimical thereto; (or I do eolemly swear (or affirm) that I have been relieved by an act of Congress, as provided for by the third section of the fourteenth article of tbe amendments to the Constitution of the United States) that I am notliving in or practicing bigamy, polygamy, or concubinage; and i will not hereafter live in or practice the same. And I do further swear (or affirm) that to the best of my knowledge and ability I will support and defend the Constitution of the United States against nil enemies, foreign and domestic; that I will bear true faith and allegiance to the same;, that I will obey all of the laws of the United States, and will not counsel, advise, or encourage auy other person to disobey or violate the same; that I ta'.e this obligation freely, without any mental reservation or purpose of evasion, nud that I will well and faithfully discharge the duties of the office on which I am about to enter: 80 help me God; aud said oath when taken mid subscribed shall be certified by tbe officer belore whom the same was taken and subscribed, and said oath so certified shall forthwith be forwarded to the Secretary of said Territory, who bhull place the same on file iu bis office. Sec. 20. Aiul be it further enactcl, That in the absence, or in case of sicknoss or disability, of any of the judges of raid Territory, or for any cause whatever which reuders it necessary, it shall be couqxteut tor either of the judges to hold court in any "of the judicial districts of said Territory, and it ii hereby made tbe duty of said judges, upon ? tho request or difcctififi bf) tluf exucutiti 6ft said' Territory, ifi writing,, .setting, forth the ana necessity of such request or direction, to proceed to the district designated artd tc hold the terms of court tbereiu until such necessity shall bekve. . Sec. 21. Ami be it further enacted. That the probate judges, justices of the pence, judges pf, all - leotfoiis notaries public, aud in said Territory sballLe the appointed by governor, be subject to removal by him, ami ahull hold their offices for the terpi; prescribed by law, unless sooner remold, or their successor shall before then be appointed. n all-sherif- 8ec. -- itjurtherjenaded. That 22. Andt be an appeal Ljf any party aggrieved shall be allowed from all fiual decisions, orders,' judgments, or decrees of all inferior .courts In aaid, Territory, to the district court of the district in which .the proceedings before such courts are had, and iu correction of the proceedings of such' inferior courts oi said iTerritory, aud io prevent wad correct ; abuses by the same the district oourta ;of said (Territory, are hereby authorized to issue writs of error, certiorari, mandamus, prohibition, and quo warranto, aud in all cases of appeal from oue court to another, where a bond or other security is ,ppw required, to bo giveu by the party appealing,, it shall not be law fub tq .demand or exact, of. such party tho payment of costs adjudged or taxed against him, until the appeal shall be dually disposed of by the appellate court, and the supreme court of said Ter j ritory may make rulek and regulations as to the mode and manner of taking and perfecting Appeal fromone court to another in said Territory, and tho security, if any,. to be given in such uppoals, so that tho just rights of the parties may be , secured and preserved.' 8 ec. 23. strut be it further enact'd. That marriages iu said Territory may bo solemn ized only by justices cf tbo supreme coutt, by justices of tbe peace duly ap pointed and qualified, uud, by auy priest or minister of the gospel regularly ordain ed and settled or established as such in said Territory, between parties competent to enter into the marriage contract. Mar riage in said Territory ie hereby declared to be a civil contract, to which the con sent of parties, capable iu law of contract ing, is essential. No man, a resident of .said Territory; shall maryr ibis jwythr, his grandmother, fhotghter, granddaughter stepmother, grandfathers wife, son wife, grandson's wife, wife's mother, wifes wifes daughter, wifes grandmother, r, granddaughter, nor his sister, his brothers daughter, fathers sister, or mothers sister. No woman shall marry her father, grandfather, son, g ratal-sostepfather, grandmother's husband, , half-.siste- n, daughters htuband, granddaughter's husband, husbands father, husbands grandfather, liusbandB sou, husbands grandson, nor her brother, brothers' son, sister's son, father's brother,, or mother's brother. .No, marriage shall be contracted ,wUle either of tho partie has a former, wife or husband living in the United States or elsewhere, unless tbe marriage with such former wife or husband shall have ben legally dissolved All person witbiu . the of cbtraArfgahmy witbia vtbleh marriage are herein prohibited to residents of said Territory, and hereby declared to bo in cestupus aqd void, .who shall, intermarry half-brothe- r, , -- who-sha- ll noc-essar- y, -- pre-empti- on on-titl- o; ed adtkry HLao eianlbcreofr"tb' I b Mltmliriljr thousand eight hundred and -- - , with each otber; commit adultery or fornication with each other, sh&ti be puniabed -- by imprisonment 'at Lard labor in the penitentiary of the Ter ritor botl moral than twenty years, nnd be fined not more than oue thousand dollars. ' Secxe 'And be it 'further enacted,' Tb.it in all caaes of oleotion ly ballot it shallJe unlawful for any person to put any number, figure, or device upon such ballot, whereby any person may bo enabled to ascertain by whom the ballot was giveij; and any violation, or attempt to violate this provision shall be deemed and taken to be a crime, aud upon convict ion thereof the person so offending may be punished by fine not exceeding five hundred dollars or by imprisonment in tbe penitentiary not exceeding one year, or by both fine and imprisonment at, tbe discretion of the court. And at all elections, none but male citizens of the United States over twenty-on- e years of age, rethe or election ditrict. iu siding precinct aud not disqualified by conviction of crime by any of the provisions of this act, or otherwise, shall be competent voters. Sec. 25. And be it further enacted, That the probate courts in their respective counties iu said Territory are hereby authorized to hear, try, and determine civil causes wherein the debt or damage claimed does not exceed five hundred dollars, and in criminal matters ma exer-cis- o jurisdiction as committing magissection of an trates, and the twenty-nint- h act of the territorial legislature of Utah conferring general and unlimited jurisdiction on the probate courts, both in civil aud criminal cases, entitled An act iu relation to the judiciary," approved January nineteenth, ods thousana eight also the second hundred and fifty-twAn act for the section of an act entitled, ot teniorunienta or Other attorneys, approved Februregulation to one the of aixisabecribe ary eighteenth, one thousand eight hnu thereoC shall take and also an act entioathd or affirmations, to wit: L dred and fifty-two- ; An act tled, containing tbatl kweat provisions appli. affirm) (or solemnly to laws of the cable tbe arms borne against Territory of voluntarily never have the United Stales since I have been a Utah," approved January fourteenth, one -- and thesaxfio are hereby, disapproved and rwpealtdl M Sec. t$.,And be U further enacted fkut ia atrc&sbs in Which- the marshal Oft said Territory la a party - to the suit or in any way luterhsted or Otherwise disqualified to net, the court shall appoint some one to act as marshal therein. Sic.'. 2T.: And be it'further enacted, That the district courts of said Territory shall have exclusive originai jurUdtetion in all suits for divorces or alhnooy. Sec.- 28; And he it further enacted, That all Jaws and parts of laws, ot Utah Territory,' which in any way interfere with tho primary disposal of tbe soil, - Or the (be, fifty-fou- r, -- - - . , , 'possession thereat;, of tbe Cuited States, are hereby disapproved and annulled. Sec. .2J. 1And be U 'further enacted. That if any person - not qualified to vote, shall vote, or buffer to vote, at any election, or if any qualified voter shall (Cast, or offer to cast at, any election more than one vote for the same officer or.offi-cer- s, he shall be deemed guilty of a mis-- , demeanor,' and shair, . upon conviction thereof before any court having jurisdiction, bo punished by fine not exceeding five hundred dollars; 'or by imprisonment iu the peuitentiary not" exceeding oue suoh fine and imprisonyear, or ment, at the discretion of the court, " Sec; 30. And be it' further enacted. That ujkju complaint made in writing, upon the oath of some . person ot full age to a district or probate court ot the Baid to a Judge of either of said courts, that any person has been convicted before a court of said Territory; hav lag jurisdiction thereof, of the crime of bigamy, polygamy, of of any adulterous or luccsluous marriage, connection or lorbiddeu by this act, or any othe r htw or tbo United States ; and that such convicted person has a , wife or children, whether such children be legitimate or not; or woman or.womeu, or con cubiue or coucnbiues, with whom he haa liviHl. or. .cuhabitcd, or claims ns wife or wives,- dependent iu whole or in part upon iild person. so convicted, fur maintenance or Hupport;"and thatsuch convicted person has pro petty,, real or personal, nr both giving the value thereof as near as the nl&utiL can. estimate, .and where tbe same is situated. Said court or judge upon the reception of said complaint, shall, by order, refer., the nutter contained in said complaint to soma competent officer of either of said courts, or some competent attorney of said courts, duly licensed to practico therein, to take proof of (he mat. ter set forth in the said complaint, and report to tbe judge or court mak ng the order the facts found by Srtid referee. ,Tbe said referee before entering upon the duties thus assigned him shall make, subscribe; and swear to; an oath in writing that he will lii all. things, faithfully discharge his duty arid make true report as iitid referee, which oath shall be appended to his report to the court or judge That said . referee shall cause notice in writing of not lees than ten or more than twenty days to be served upon the person of persons having possession of the property, real or personal, of the person so convicted (if any person of persons has sash, custody or possesaknj prior to tbe fixing the time and day of the reference, place of such reference, and stating the object thereof. That Instead of referring the matter as, herein, directed, the court or judge may hear the matter nud give-thnotice aforesaid. That before the court, or judge, or referee, as the notice shall direct, the parly complaining may r iu person of by attorney, and give hppt-ato pioof eatablish the fact sct lorth iu tho complaint, and the person convicted may, appear by attorney or said' referee, or the person in possession of tho property uforesaid, upon whoui tmid notice is eerve-d- , can also appear iu person or by attorney, and .contest aud give evidence tending to disprove tbe facts ert forth iu the complaint, and tbe wives, concubine or persons with whom the person convicted cohabited, as aforesaid, shall be competent witnesses to establish the matter set forth In the complaint, and it shall not bo necessary to prove any tuurrlngo of by regulation, porsoU .convicted ,te certificate or other recorded evidence uud marriage can be proved iu the same manner uS is permitted by the thirteenth section of this act in prosecution for bigamy. That if upon such hearing by the court or judgf, or upon the report of u tbe court or judge shall find and ' referee, xuljudge. that the facts stated in the said complaint are true, the court or judge shab have power, and is directed from .time to time to order tbe sale of ao much of this personal property aforesaid aaahalj due needed for the support and matnteni anco of tho wife, concubineR, and chit 'dfon aforesaid, until such time when such persons can procUf e labor or means te support themselves,. and when the phonal property is exhausted; or iu default thereof, the said court or judge' shall in like manner order the sale of tbe real estate. Thatrach sale shall be by public auction, ill the daytime; and- Upon due notice; in case of personal estate, ten d.ijH, and of real .estate, thirty days. That .the, chief .justice of. the said Territory shall make and cmblisfogenerai rules and providing lor the sale of property, tbe notice of such sale not - inconsistent with this act, ai may be jut aud necessary to Secur'd a fair sale of the said and to prevent fraud, and oppression. That when the court or judge shall order a sale as hereinbefore provided,, he shall also; by order, appoint some competent and truty person receiver of Ihe property, ftnd effects of. the person convicted,., or, so. much thereof os he mny deem neceRsury. That said receiver upon giving such security. for tbe faithful discharge of bis trust as the said chief justice shall by general rules also prescribe in Vqch crises ;. shall . take of. posion the. property embraced in said order, and sell the same a hereinbefore directed, br make such disposition of tbe same ns the Court or judge before whom the proceedings were instituted, and not inconsistent with this act,' shall direct. That whenever it shall appear to either of said courts, or a judge thereof, upon complaiut on oath .by a .person of . full age os aforesaid,-tha- t any person has fled from the Territory or disappeared from his place 'of residence,' aod canhot be found after due search and diligence, and such person has left' a wife ' or concubine or soft with whom he cohabited , pr jer claimed, as wife,, br. .child.. or . children, cither legitimate or illegitimate, for maintenance, and supaod he that left; or has real or perport, sonal property, or both, the same shall1 be had in all repects to sell and dispose.. ot the property of such rson, to take proof of the facts, and ia pf all other matters connected therewith as in tbe. case of a person convicted as Che time j any - complaint i filed,-aprovided in. this section, or at time thereafter, It shall appear to the ftdy court hr judge that there Is danger of the real or personal property sought to be reached by proceedings under this secsecreted. sold, tion wdllie ARRigaed, o.r jpthervrjse disposed of., tbs said court or judge sbult iasoe an attachment directed to the ' marshal, or an JSifKhaU OF Add Territorydirect-in- g him to sfize, and take into his custody, the property afotesaid, or such portion thereof as the oourt or judge shall direst, and to hold tbe same until such -- - , . : by-both- Ter-ritdfy- Or - - -- proceedings are' discontinued or the property ia transferred by the order of tho court or judge to the receiver appointed os aforesaid.- - 'After sufh attachment is levied, or after notice, as prescribed by this section, of the hearing by the referee or court of (hbM&tter stated in the complaint is given, no eale or other disposition of the property attached or proceeded against, shall be valid or effectual, except in pursuance of . said proceedings, and all sales - made In pursuance of this section shall confer title of the property sold in the purchaser thereof. If; at the time or at auy time after tbe facts in the complaint atated in this section are Judicially established as herein provided, it shall appear to the court or judge that a sale for a fair price of tbe prorty, real or persona! as coutem plated herein, cannot be hudlor it shult be, in the judgment of tbo court or judge, bvst for the iu teres t of alt parties iutexeafod to assign, for such temporary use as may be needed, to the persons sought to be relieved by this act, tbe whole or any part of tbe real or personal property aforesaid, to be distributed among the beneficiaries as shall be required, by. their . several necessities, the court or judge, shall make an order to that effect, assigning specifically the property tothensoof the person to be bene fitted thereby, and designating the length of time that the property shall be so used, which shall in no coso exceed two years; and the receiver appointed In the case shall see tb i; that .said property is properly used aud not injured, wasted or destroyed, more tbau the natural wear thereof. And any disposition by the party owning said property to interfere with the use aforesaid shall be void. Tbe chief justice of said Territory shall make and publish such rules aod regulations prescribing the fees for executiug .the provisions of this act, with referenco to sale, use, or other disposition of. property, to be paid to the several officers engaged in the execution thereof, (but the 'jadge or court before whom the proceedings are taken shall be entitled to no fees) as shall be just and necessary, aud the court or judge upon proof on oath of , (beservices rendered, shall tax the fees in each case before him, and said Yeas shall be collected out of the property attached, unsigned, or sold, and collected out of the personal property, if any, sod if none, or there' is not sufficient, out of tho real estate. When proceedings under this act are commenced before oue court or judge, such court or judge shall have exclusive jurisdiction of tbe same uutil the fiual termination thereof; - except that forcaune shown the chief justice of said Territory can by order remove tbe said proceedings before auy district coart or judge, or before himself, and continue tbe same be fore such other officer or tribunal. Sec. 31. Arul be it further enacted. That the Secretary of the Treasury is hereby authorized and aireoted to afford such temporary relief to destitute persons in said Territory as cannot be relieved under the hist Section, aud who are not convicted of c.ime aud are reduced to destitution by tbe enforcement of the laws agaiufct polygamy, as in his judgment maybe necessary and proper, to an amount not exceeding one hundred thousand dollars ; and he may , prescribe aud eoforce such roles and regulations to obtain correct knowledge on the subject, and to carry out the purposes hereof, us he may deem proper and necessary. Sec. 32. And be it further enacted. That the President ot the United States is empowered and directed, when in his judgment it ahull be necessary to enforce the laws of said Territory, or the convictions and sentences of the court thereof, to send snch a portion of the army of the United States to Raid Territory, as shall 1e required therefor, and iu case a mffi-cieportion of said army cannot with naftty bo detached ftotu duty in other portions of tho country to accomplish the same, tbe PrHidtufc is empowered aud directed further, to accept And receive iu-t- o the military service of the United-States- , volunteers to tho number of not! exceeding forty thousand, aud for such term of service as ho .may deem proper, not exceeding two year. And the Secretary of War-i- s directed and required to make such rules and regulations for the movement and transportation of the troops, and tho cclictmcnt of Volunteers, as elmll be necessary. Sec. 33. And be it further enacted. That whenever, by the provisions of this act, an oath is required to be taken, if tbe person taking the same shall knowingly swear falsely to any matter or statement contained in said oath; or in his testimony given iu pursuance of tbe s ime, such person shall be deemed guilty of peijury.and npon conviction thereof, shall be sentenced to imprisonment for a period not exceeding five years, nor less than two years, and the district courts ot said Territory shall have jurisdiction of such of. or-adju- - nt fenses. - -- depend-ent.uppnhi- - qro-ceedin- afore-SAid.-I- -- s m gs - Sec. 34. And be it further enacted. That this act shall take effect from and afterits passage, and all acts and parts of acts of the United States or of the legislature of Utah, not consistent herewith, are hereby repealed and disapproved. f pto-pert- y, Till; WORLDS THE NEW YORK AROUND KMi-'Kfnovf- ri. as-fjsta- nt. TBI-WEEKL- f l. t t BEST FAMILY NEWSPAPER. v NE We will year to W SUBSCEIBEES. send the Kkw Yobk Obszhveb for one Ova N tw ArmaraniRx sms oaa Old, roa f V50 Two S.oo ScittcnitKiui, lor a mo oaa OuProm Two 7.6 -- s Them 7,o 1 HRKE Four Fora " Air OWE V f tw 4 4 Ou,- roa 9 fe The New York Journal in the United GENTILE NEWSPAPER ' i ,, . v thing- .- , f FOR 1870. PROSPECTUS E. MORSE, JR. i Weal way readTaa World with mlraiion of ita superior ability, often withal appreciation of lta elaently mtcrM ,t mente. Worcester Meaning Gusette. . It ! Subscribe Tor i i . ! ' - . THE WEJfc&tfY WOULD' a Urge qaarto sheet, printed- througbiuft in large type and published every WedneU day morning, has now the largest circular tkm of any weekly newspaper in United States, with, possibly, asicgle oeption. Among its prominent features aro - Rend it and send It to your . Friends ! : . f run. AND AOCCKAfE hUzttr hepobts, embracing the Live Stoc markets of New Xork.'Albany, brih. ton, CamUidge, and PhilacklrA the New Tore Covmnt Vuovvcs Mabxet, and General I'uomci MARKsn oi the and full of the Newcountry; Yoke Monet 1. Presidents rend It TS VEST Senators rend it. ts il, J I tbeae reports are com piled with great care, and cont ait tin latest quoUtions that can be obt&iu np to the time of patting the rapu to press, Congressmen read It. ts Aosicultcxal Defahtment, contsius which each week articles on prueti. cal and scientiflo farming ; that are of If. Clergymen great value to American farmers, a special feature of this department u a weekly summary , of the conditiou n of the Hop Markets at home anJ V , Should 3. Aabroad.full And very report of the proceeding 0( . Rend ' the Farmers' Club of the Atucrinn Institute is printed in each Lshuc ot the Weekly World, the ifoy ufhr the meeting ef the Vlub. By this arrange, ment tbe report aDpears in the Wt tkly i World one week In advance of iu in. any other ww41y publication The and Wetklv Rkpoktich from paper, this on will be conducted mm a flrat-ciaA portion of the Weekly World is Family re, Having recently changed hands, Newspaper. 'served for family readiug-mitte- r, m. been remodeled and enlarged, it now offers advantage that no other paper in the Mountain, eluding original and selected Ktoried like y to. Among other matUr of Indoe, or ia poems, waifs of humor, and ex' raru terest it will contain a correct history of Brigfrom books and periodicals, larn. ; ham Young and the Mormon, gift log selection cnlar attention will be iv n to fow from their correspondence, public epeechea, aud aerntona delivered in the Great Tabernacle at department daring the year 1870, bait Lake; also an account of their doing t 5. A special feature of the Weekly Woruj public, and scene from their nrtvate Uvea. It , is a carefully compiled suilmnrjot will contain a history of their follies and crimes the news of each week. It in nud and preaeut so far aa light and time of the r s ' r veal them. Jeo complete that no one who reu.N it It will give the rise and nrogre.a of the Gencan fall of being we posted ouallibu tiles'' in Utah, and of Corlnne the coining Chi b important news of the day. c go of the Gre.t halt Lake Basin. correct a also will contain and full It hUtory read " Everybody It Tju-Wekk- pt of the Gold, biiver. Iron and Copp. r Mines of Bevier ltiver. Cottonwood and Egan Canon in southern and western Utah. It will mark the devolopeiuent of tbe silver region of White Pine and tbe C. pe District, the oi Hweet Water, the Oi) and rich Gold Coal region of Bear River, aud Bitter Creek, aa well aa the vaat Co) aud Iron Gelds along the line of the Tnion FuJciflc Railroad, not u g.ect ng the rapid W and ae temeut of the Railroad lands an 1 the beautiful valley along Company its hue-- . Ule great natural pasture, of the Con- - lie 1 Semi-Vtk- ly Woilif, published Tneiwlny mimI Friday, i )(, quarto sheet, containing all the utwtpuU - ' fished in the Daily Would,. with the tx ceptiou of such local reports a may foot no interest to of New y0ff City. Its mark t reports are as full tboee of tbe Daily edition, aud it , Ixbidrs interreting literary matter, oa I j Friday of each week a full eU tlneut. It will coctita ita aharo of general new from j Farmers Club. u-i- non-residen- all parte oi the world and will bo ju.t such a paper a should be on tho tabio of every home , both east slid west. . As an advertising medium it offers superior ts -- I The Dali World confoins all tbo newa of the .Ur list cun. be obtained by mail asul Uligrapli from all purl of tbe wrld, nnd i1jomubL discusaiou8 of all topioa of intereaL advantage. :o I f r The World Almanac for TERMS : THE WORLD ALMANAC" for h7i will contain a vuat quantity of poluicJ 7 00 ix rooatU WEI ELY, per annum 6.00 information of use lo every vuter, CLUBRaTEB- - FiveCcpS a to one address . $20.00 Hucb a character as can be obtain il m no Ttu Coyle , to ouo aridres. ....... ...... W Oo other publication. Iu it will bo printed 4H.OO full official return Flfucn Ceyiv, to one allrps of every election bold 6J.00 in 1803; the Twenty Coyle, to on address New of York State 1j vote, And Copy extra to getter up of Club. elet'tiou aud Connecticut of dintricta, ly TERMS INVARIABLY IN ADVANCE towns; the unnies and vote of each ran w p-- r annum. f12Wi som-mar- PRINTERS9 PUBLISHING CO., I , ,t t7W Ono copy, cue year. Four copies, one year, paraiel addrra ed Ten copies, one year, separately lift And an extra 'py to getter up f c.ub. Twenty copie, one yer, to one address. 25. And an extra copy to getter up it ciuU. Twenty opies, one year,oarately addre- 2 ssed.. And an ex.ra opy to getu r up of clnb. Fifty copies, oue year, to one addres......K.( Aud the one j ear, to getadd-uxs- ei ! THE PICTORIAL rilltEiMOGm JOIMIL.1 Semi-Weekl- y, ter tip of club. aod.;. And the ter np of elub. Pltrlc HowN-.T-; Tremont House, , - Rcienoe of Mmi," hi Specially devoted to th Improvement, by all tbe means Indicated by Science. FHnmoLorr The Brain and It the Locat.on and Natural Language Functions; of the Organa. with directions for cutuvauong and re the and training them; re'aUon tween Mlud and Body dea ribed. eubeUUngbe. . PHTstoaNOMT, with aU th of Character Bigue an 1 How to Read Them, is a special feature. Ethsoloot. or The Natitsal Hihtobi Man. Tribe and Nation, will be given. ' of Pht-ioloA Akatomt The OrganUaUoni Structure and Faucthore of tbe Human Hod the Law of Life snd Haltfo-W- ht I we Eat snd Drink, Mow we should be Clothed,hol and Mow to Exercise, Bleep snd Live, esc n ted in In accordance pi popular manner, with Myglenie Principles. , . j f. v and Wkee, Blographiea of the , lug Men and IV omen of the World la ail deof are life partment special feature. PaHvwaud Teacbfro. Aa a guide In e ducal Onx and trail tag Children, this Magazine haa no superior, ae it points ont all th penllartUe of Character and Dinpoelcldn. kud render govern-mw- it and claaslfl.ation not only poselole but - ;,. - tr. lneSe!f?Df riazufftou); Hotels On of the largest aad beat in the West. r.ebulJt, remodled, aud refurul.hed (n the Hebf-at- ' and mot' luxurious manner ia 1868. Numerous auiU'of romi with Baths, water, . - ,, Ac. , .i.,- - Improved passenger One of Atwood's Elevators baa been introduced lor conveying guests to tbe ' different flora. j , , Proprietor. . . lldnw I lmlnma. sample number, with new R. WEILS. PaMIrtw, 289 Broadway, Nw York. .V j i SEMI-WEEKL- . Fourth, , , setlmCOUINNE, UTAU.V. WORLD. Y 4 One copy, one year one year,aeparat)y address Fwrooptea, Tea copaea, one year, to oue addreaa. And an extra copy to getter up of ,ab. Ten cojilea, one year, separately ajdred 22 . And an extra copy to getter up of club. DAILY WORLD. ' One copy, one year. One copy, one year, with Sunday edition THE WORLD ALMANACS. I I. (TOR I8C8. 1800, AND 1870.). Brice, Seven i . single r opiea postpaid poat-pi-d, copt, - , btaxemaa 'i . Club may b .made at aoJ fix the year , , the above CluX Changoa in Club Liata maf Sy on r uurV .'V: Ing Club packs, Additions . 1. . . ;- aiibcripU.m, edition, foat office atd eucr1 which it has previooslf been aout, and Of tu S... SuiAthl (art 6a ftu. change to separata eddm. Tmn-Ca- ih iu ' advance. Send Mouay Order, Bank Drait or Registered LJ Bills sent by Mail will be at the ri ... sender. oop W e have no travelling agents. 8p done posters, Ac., aunt free of charge, whenever deoirtd. .Address all rdera aw ter to .... 451 WTUE WOULD, , 35 Park Row, New domt York- - MAKE HOME BEAUTIFll!' ' Something for etiery HOME, that place in every heart will ill t 1IORNIHO PRAYB." Chronio-L?tbograt- after the & - Horae adornment ever Published. to . Seed stamp for illustrated Circular - ) 6t : A i ) 1 final by John Phillips. 1T and in pronouncing it th moat deniable i JOINER 0 ddreeaed... ADd the Daily, one year, to gettcr up of club. ( W. B. BRADD, CARPENTER IND Sr ert, w one year, to gut One hundred cop! ee.one year, one ullrox 10 And the Dally, oue year, to getter up of club. . j ,, One hundred copies, one year, Vparately Semi-Weekl- y, FAMILY MAGAZINE, TW" y Terms by Muib WEEKLY WORLD. The 50th ITolumel! . E 1 CORINNE, UTAH. - I year. As a compact political. manumit will have no equuL , A FIRST CLASS 1 t frop-ort-an- BT TOE NEW SERIES! NEW FORM 1 f didate tor each branch of the Ne York Le foluturejlist of members of the Ibiud States Senate and II use of Ilcpro-ftrf- o lives; obituary record and lint of eveuts in 18C0; and a complete of political events during tbe pi never more popular than at present. t3a year, in advance 30 eenta. , Clubaof Sen or more anrhaiunben, and an exrra copy to agent. CO., B.DU AKJB, o i been ,proreTOenU tajavor during tbe many year it hta been pubHshed, and was ZY7 CHICAGO . to!-t : 1 SIDNEY Sentinel. The New York Would, the fluentisl, and moti widely ciixuUb--d newspaper U the oountry.Syracw JouMw iiyj Th Nw Tom WokLd, The . beyond question tne beat newapaper PUJ Free. Terms t l t Tbe New York Would, the beat Wiled on the continent, is wondertullv fertiin,11 Per .Annum, in Draft, Order or Ileytetercd Letter, 8tatcwVS& tiT.aft4-.a.- 2tJ. ! vance. r , ' The leading Democratic Joortul lb eminent, IheNewIg WjftL, I1VUTAJII. s.oo t akd owe Olo, roa 1160 : Mach general and useful Information on the Fmt ii.oo leading topics of the day is . given, and no effort : fixx J i , ixoo 1 10 i, thia the most intere.tiug and And to any larger number at the tame rate. inetincUve as weU aa the beat Pictorial. Family M gaslne aver published. Sample Copies reached lla ffTftsI'ga AdWUU 83,50 Juum,7 Number, 1870, . - aNEvr 8KIMB4 f conxAea-dTUe form has Send by Check, Post --office been changed from A quarto to the more conven. -- M t i , ( i l n. ia ths nation. ot tha following liberal offers tor V The We regard it the ablest Democratic Joseph Mai) , i ;; ' lotion. Fifty copies, one year, separately addres I now pnWfshtng' a (cries of Letters fronTths O. HilliK. who is making th llov. Dr. E. tour of the WorUi, by wax of O iliforula, Japan, Chius, Iud a, Egypt, 4a ; together with various all tho News, Religious undSocnWr, and a rrat arioty of the beet Heading, Original and Selected, xi ow la the time tc secure the oldeat and Wo make only j ; ; . The ability of Thb World i berona (br. C.) Sentimel , j & WEEKLY. Y foi OBSE RVE R fat - st J 4 TIIEiWORLD. 1870; hf ;SJUjU; gUpcrter ; J . f E. H. TBAFTONjia 63ik your Pic for DcaW for & u SI V--.r it- - r r. |