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Show t ni r-f- fr eK3&, & '.. m ,84- i i 4 is M ' act, zro person shaljWtoape4eii44aWMre, given no aid, countenance, counsel, or either as grand or petit jurors who believes eucourAgement to persons engaged in in, jadvaeatester pcapttoes bigamy aimed hostility thereto; that I have never jbelfarga&y, and upon that-fac- t ra or, ')r1t't by exam iustkm on 'voir c? Bcrftcssmnm. or otherwise, auehpereon shall' not dirt 3 Il $ permitted to . serve os a juror. And in authority in hostility d twice, referred to the Committee on all criminal IrialA each bt the parties shall Statt.s; that I have not yielded a volunhave the right to challenge peremptorily tary support to any pretended governthe Territories, and ordered to be six of the petit jurors. ment,; au booty, printed. Sxc. II, And be it further evaded. That within the United peweh StafJhoaCie oAlnimi-ca- l in 'concubin all for do MolOu?istaedi.(or there prosecutions Mr. Ccixo. on leaTe, introduced the bigamy, wife: of the affirm) that I have been relieved by ah lawful or the age adultery, bill:. following accused shall be a competent witness to act of Congress, as provided for by the 33IX-.X--. prove both the firsthand subsequent mar- third section of the fourteenth article of riage or marriages of her. husband, ibut the amendments to the Constitution of In aid of the execution of the laws in the for no other, par pose.: , . t ,r the United States) that I am not living in or SSC.-12And be it further enaded, . .That practicing bigamy, polygamy, or concubTerritory of Utah, and for other purposes. whereas marriage in said Territory not hereafter live in or inage; and I will And1 I do farther same. rests on of the contract the .the parties, practice solely Ilesolced bf the Senate and Uoune of to tbff besttif'my Amer-icai- n that swear there cohabitation, pn affirm) followed, Suites by (or peing of cf the Unitel or cercanony; prescribed knowledge and ability I will support and forint. United manner,, the That assemlAed, (Jbngrtss by the laws of said Territory tor the sol- defend the Constitution of the United Utah Territory mav States marshal pf fns emnization of thH important relation, in States .against all, enemies, foreign and jratkial-districteach of the "deputy will bear true faith and or' That any recordation,' cer- 'domestic; that society, Provid'd, requiring of wdd Territory same: to That the the or publication ol same; that I will obey allegiance b fore any anch deputy shall be author- tificate, , laws of the poncubin-agethe United States and in of all all for. his of bigamy, prosecutions ized to nter upon the discharge necwill not be not or i shall' i it counsel, adrise.'pr eScoutagk aoy, must be adultery,. duties, his appointment or other person to disobey or violate the the to .first either court district the of essary prove the judge by theregla-trstiono- r same; that I ta'e this obligation freely, of the district for which raid deputy -' Rubxequenr.harrhiges, by or other .without certificate thereof, must and take any mental reservation qx pm pose appointed; and said deputy bo of evasion, and that wilt well aad faithsame the but recorded msy evidence, uUcribil lthi Pe?,ib,U.b9r law to bo taken by the m (Hhfit; am! give proved by soeh evidence, s iatduMMHable fully discharge the duties of the office on sureties to tOi proWa ihArriage'in other TaHes, and which I am about to enter: So belp me bond, with good audsuflicientsum , taken and of ten proof of cohabitation by the accused with Gbd; and said said marshal in the penal as husband woman ahull W subscribed one certified more the officer ail thtn the for conditioned by thousand dollars, that before whom the same was taken and subfu thfal 'discharge of bis duties as such wife, his dedaralious pud admissions ' deputy. And said sppointmeut, npprova, such women are Ids wives, hi acts recog- scribed, and wild outh so certified shall acknowledging, Introducing, treat- forthwith be forwarded td the KecreUfy oath, and bond shall be entered upon the nizing, or deporting himself towards them as bt said Territory, who shall place the ing,' journals of sail court. unless rebutted, be sufficient same on file in his office. shall, such, SEC. 2 Andbf il farther sustain rtq in 8tc. 20. And be It furtJirr enaded. That said Irmrabal,it s hall' be the duty of ; it further enaded. That in the absence, or in ca4e of sickness or 13. Sec. Audi the attend to bis deputies, person or by in Hid Territory, who shall after disability, of any of the judges of mid district and supreme courts of said Terri- any than act this all execute goes into effect,8 live or cohabit Territory, or for any cause whatever process, tory, and serve and w hie h re oilers it with one wpinan of more, ' Other than hi rendissued decrees or necessary, it, shall be orders, judgments, bo as shall hi3wlfoor lawful 6itheY wife, lor wive," or of the judges to hold competent said courts, any by directed ered or by concubinthe crime of in 'court nf of the adjudged guilty any judicial districts of thereof,1 IM'Jo.fHr judge and upon conviction thereof, shall be, said Territory, and it is hereby made the fcjxc. 3. And be U further enndol, That age, by fine not exceeding one thous- duty of said judges, upon Jhe request or the United States district attorney of said punished iu the diredtiOU 'of tho'erecTUivo of 'said Terri and ami by, in dollar!", an assistant also appoint Territory errny Ad'hurd Ttsrii-lorBuifl of fabor.'fiOtexceading tory, iu writing, setting fotth the reason each of the judici&ldibti lets asfor the ana necessity of such request or direction, five in such jiud iill.prcisecatious years before any Provided, That to proceed to the dUtrict designated and sect the .this kn of vioUtmt.jt alleged the discharge enter shall sistant upon be accused shall the be must competent tc bold the terms .of. eourt therein until apbis duties, his appointment to disor establish the such necessity shall ceae. witnases the of disprove proved by the presiding judge voided statement no Sec. 21. Awl be it further enacted. That made snob filial bfitW etowk chAtget dWtict, forfMch trict Ve the used 6ball and sani Assistant by auy such witnesses against probate judges, justices of the peace, appointment is made; must take and subscribe the same oath admitted, or allowed to effect them in any judges of all elections, notaries public, dismftpncr.iu-ancwo1( whatsoever,', aud an aud all sheriffs in said Territory shall be prescribed by law to be taken by the siiidf crimo to hare appointed by the governor, be subject to iudictxnenk said And chargiug appointment, trict attorney. movef - than-- ' one removal by: him, and shall, bold; their been committed with entered be shall oath npon ana approval, offices forthe- t?rm .prescribed, by law, woman, will be sustained by proof, sho the journals of said court. unless sooner removed, or, their successor with committed same been Bate to That U enaded, be loflhe further 8 ec. 4. And ' before then be'pppoltited. . , shall more.5 wtl attornor district aaid ne'ouly ol the it shall be duty 22. And be it further enaded, That atSec. it be 14 That And ennclel. to Sea further ey, in person or by his assistants, a an shall not bar statutes Terlimitations' of the said of appeal by any party aggrieved shall bo tend all of the district coarts allowed from all final decisions, orders, crimes tlie of for of speciduties the any proseprosecution ritory, and perform -tbis act, nor, for the crime of big judgments, or deciees of all iuferior cuting attorney in all criminal cases fied in hereafter courts in said Territory, to. the district tuy, concubinage wadulterjv arising! in said courts. court of .the district in which the proCommitted. U Bsc. 5.j And be further enacted. That ' only citizens of the United States, over 8tc. 15. 4nd be it further enacted, That ceedings before such5 courts are had, and corf$ctiou vf the proceedings of reach the gf of twenty one years, shall be com- every person who commits the crime of in inferior court ot said TerrUoryV. and to shall b fa imprisonWaCtvo os by tr fidaltety punished jurors petit' grand petent event and correct abuses by tbe same, nor less five ment not years, exceeding pi aid Territory. courts of said Territory nrc the district not fiue or one U than That exceeding by year, 8zc. C. And be further enaded, Authorized to issue writs ofL error, one dollar connnr than thousand hereby less, aaki on shall the grand jury of Territory s, certiorari,-mandamuim(.prohibition, and sist of fifteen good and lawful men, twelve hundred dollars; or by both fine and warranto, and in &U cases of appeal of whom concurring may find and return prisonment, at the discretion of the court; quo and- any .violation of this section, the from one court to another, where a bond a bill of indictment thirteenth section of this art, and the net or other security, is now required to be 8ic..7l And be it further evad'd. That Against bigamy, entitled An act to pun-is- tj given by the party. Appealing, it shall not at least twenty days before tb'e time of boldand prevent the practice of polygamy be lawful to demand ot exact of such ing each regular term of the district courts of the' United States party the payment of costs, adjudged or Territories in the of said Territory, in their respective disand other and disapproving and taxed against him, nntil the appeal shall places, tricts, the United States marshal of said annulling certain acts of the legislative be finally disposed of by the Apt dilate shall, Territory, or one of bis deputies, the of Territory of Utah, ap- court, nod the aupremo court of said Teriu connection with the clerk of the district assembly first, eighteen hundred and ritory pay make rules and regulations as Jnly court for which a term is to be bolden, proved bo sixty-twcharged to 'separate to the mods and manner of taking and may elect from the body of the people of sale counts to the same indictment, which in- perfecting appeal from one court to an- district thirty-nin- e good and lawfu dictment may conclude,, generally, against other iu said Territory," find the' security, wen having' the necessary qualification in such cases made aud pro- if any, to be given iu such appeals, no the statutes to servo as jurors, and make a list, it section of an that the just rights of mry bs and the thirty-firs- t vided. writing, of the names of the persons so act of the legislative assembly of the Ter- secured and preserved. selected, aod append thereto a certificate, Sec. 23. --4ml be U further enacUd, That of Utah, entitled "An act iu relastating that saia persons have by them ritory in saidTcrritory may be solemnand crimes to marriages tion appunishments," been selected to act in the aforesaid capaized and hundred by justices cf the supreme March only 6th. eighteen city, and setting forth the court, district, proved court, is same gof jtho peace 'duly apthe fifty-twand by justices be, hereby, 1 and term of court for which they were and annulled. and and; by any priest pointed qualified, disapproved elected, which certificate shall be signed 1C. And be it further enaded, That or minister or tbo gbspel'tcgnlarly ordainSta bythd, persons making wneb selection, in all coses or proceedings where impri- ed and Retried or established as such in and filed with said clerk; whereupon said sonment may be ordered, if there be ,no said Territory, between parties competent slerk shall forthwith issue a venire, di contract, Mar - re c ted td said marshal or his deputy com jail or prison in which the peraou or per- to enter into the marriage ia in said declared be with can riage sons hereby be to p Territory safety imprisoned sanding him to summons the fifteen per bo civil to a the consuch contract,Jdwbich or ordr the court judge may )ns first named on said list, to be and kept, or law contractnect in of of milipartieM, capable persons confined m any person appear In said court on the first day is essential. No man, a resident of .United States the or of ing, tary prison cotnp the term thereof (to be named in said iu Baid said Territory, shall m.irry, .hls mother, Territory; and the officer or per his venire) o serve as grand jurors; also to son in command or such of grandmother, daughter, granddaughter prison camp issue a 1 ke venire commanding said mar is on and the authorized grandfather' wif, son's stepmother, required, hereby reshal, ot his deputy, to summon the wife, wife, wife's mother, wife's receive to or and conrt order grandson's the of judge, persons on said list to maining twenty-fou- r wife's or until such grandmother,) daughter, wife's persons person be and appear at said term to serve as petit safely keep r, his nor meter, his from shall be granddaughter, discharged lawfully they jurors, and the persons' so selected and custody. t : brother's fathers sister, daughter, f" summoned shall constitute one full grand or mother's sister. No woman shall marbe tifurOier enacltul, Tbnt, 17. And Sec. and twofull petit juries: Provided, That if if the United States marshal or auy of hi ry her fuber, grandfather, : nor?, gTind-so- u, . all or any number of the persons so selecshall be resisted or threatened stepfather, grandmother's huabaud, ted and summoned shall fail to appear, deputies husband,! granddaughter's execution of the with daughter's .in any resistance, fihp.ll be excused by the court, or shall be husband's or bqsbuud, father,; husband's decree, order, writ; process; judgment, chalUnged, or.Jf for any. other, cause of any court or husbands son, husbands said grandfather, Territory, jndgeo whatevez it shall become necesVaryi the her nor brother, his grandson, of or either marshal deputies, court, both iu the ease of the grand and said, if in their brothers' son; sister's son, father's brothi assistance may, judgment to be petit jury, may order the pnnnel No marriage or mother's brother. er, or the to commander, apply filled by talesmen, summoned by the necessary, shall be of the contracted either while, person iu charge, of any military entnp marshal or his deputy from the body of or a has wife husband or former Terin said States United the of postf fmrtiestbe Unitod States or the district or from the bystander. elsewhere, one having charge of Bxc. 8. And be it further enaded. That, ritory, Ofor to any the marriage with such former wife for a States tbeUuiied therein, troops if, at any special or adjourned term of the officer; and upon such or husband shall have Wn legally disdistrict courts, of said Territory, It shall posse to aid such made, solved. All persons within tbe decrees . the commander, application being bocoma necessary to have either a grand or of of such iu consanguinity . within which marriages camp, military person charge or petit jury or both, after the juries for herein prohibited to. residents of sAid Are or troops, is hereby authorized the regular termbave been discharged post, of number sufficient a to detail inen Territory, and hereby declared to be infrom attendance, the presiding judge of to enforce the writ or other process, cestuous and void, who shall intermarry the district court requiring the attendance whatever it or who shall commit which is be, being, or is with. eachor other, of such jury or juries may, in his discre- threatened tomay foruloation: with each other, be resisted. And said mar- adultery tion, issue a special order requiring the shal, or either of bis deputies, may make sbaH be punished by imprisonment at marshal or one of bla deputies, and the for such assistance when nec- bard labor in the penitentiury of tbe Terclerk, to forthwith select and summon a application or other ritory not more than twenty years, and to the foregoing essary to suppress any mob, riot, be fined not more than one thousand dol!.-- ? jury or juries according disturbance of the peace. lars. provision of this act. And any judge of Rea 18. Awl be it further enaded. That the district courts of the aid Territory be U further enaded. That 24. -almll it emle tbs duty of the governor of said in Sec. and authorized is of Utah cases ail election of hereby by ballot it shall be so often ns'it shall appear nec- unlawful for to put any numpowered to appoint at such times and Territory, any peraou canse to be inspeo or to a deem essary, inspect, as be expedient, may or device ber, figure, places upon such ballot, prious in said whereby be enabled to many special terms of court in his district ted, the j tilandandtheother any viuay person manner persons are ascertain as in his opinion the necessities of busi Territory, was given; tbe ballot whom. by notice to held, treated, and imprisoned therein. and any violation, or attempt to violate days' thirty may require Cess of the time and place of holding And the governor shall make rules for the this provision shall be deemed and taken nch special term in some newspaper in regulation and government of said jails to be it crime, and upon conviction thereand prisons; and ha is hereby enpowered of the general circulationUin aaid Territory, person so offending oaay be punish keepers of all ed by fine not exceeding five hundred 8 cc. 9. And be further enaded. That to remove the wardens andofficer oounec; dollars or the said first judicial district shall embrace jails afid prlsond, or other by imprisonment in the peniiu their others and ted therewith, appoiut Sevier, the counties of Millard, not Sanpete exceeding one year, or by aa often as in hts opinion the public tentiary both fine and imprisQiiment at .tbe disPiute, Beaver, Iron,-- Washington, Itio stead shall require. cretion of the court. Abd'at all election, t Virgin, and Kane, and that the regular $01 U be held shall terms of the "court thereof .8c. 19. And be farther ewtded. That none but male citizens of the UnitedL at the city of Beaver, in said county of no alien living in or practicing bigamy, States over twenty-on- e yeAWof age,' readbo shall first the on or Monday polygamy, concubinage, Beaver, commencing siding in the precinct or election district, aaid the United to That the mitted of each in States; and not disqualified by conviction of year; citizenship of Jane second Judicial disUiot shall embrace the nor shall Any person live In or practice crime by any of the provisions of this eonntiee of Tooele, Salt Late, Utah, Wa- bigamy, polygamy, for - concubinag. act, or - otherwise, shall be competent satch; and Juab.- and That the Tegular hold any. office of trait or . profit voters. Se& 25. And be il further enaded. That terml thereof shall be held at Salt Lake in said Territory, vote at any election Citr.fooTpmencing on the .first Mondays therein,-- - or ; 1m entitled to, the bene- the probate courts In' their respective fits of the homestead or counties in said Territory are hereby auof February; May, .end ptonber;ia district the and thorized to hear, try? and determine civil laws of the United States, each ygofi 3rhafthv third authorof f are causes as counties wherein the debt or, damages coarts of the (d hereby Territory Uayja, shall embrace on the claimed twrao doe not exceed :five hundred Cash, writs warranto, to ized of Boxelder, quo Morgan. Summit, terms or in criminal matters may exersod district information of the the dollars, regular tbat sod attorney and Rich, to the cise to Oorfnnv. test, other person interested, right jurisdiction aa committing magisbe t held it section of an or dntiea of shall the one and of trates, and tbe twenty-nint- h discharging any of Boxelder, "of 'Utah said territorial office of of act the to legislature ry any tf claitmng.tbe right tha ftrst.Uondayjurisdiction are and time of unlimited of elections the the and general bnt conferring! judges Territory; each year: and Jana in ' in courts,-both said on oath examine of under the to probate jereby authorized corametmngi taid regular , terms i offer to 5 vote aa to civil sad criminal caes, entitled "An aCt who all may persons teveral eoarts rosy be changed 7. their qualifications and right ec to do, and in relation to tbe judiciary, approved all persons appointed or elected to office J ternary nineteenth, one thousand eight also the second 0 aaid Territory, before entering npon the Hundred' and fifty-tir. enact section of an Aq act for the before entitled,. dotiee of snob office, and being titled to any salary tot ether emoluments regulation of attorneys," approved Februhereof, shall take and subscribe one of the ary eighteenth, one thonsand eight bun and also an act entibllowiug oaths or affirmatfous, to wit: "L dredand fifty-two- : L B., do solemnly swear (or affirm) that I tled, "An aet containing provisions appliiave never voluntarily borne arms against cable to the laws of! the Terri tory of the United States since I have been a Utah, approved Jannary fourteenth, one citizen thereof; that I have voluntarily thousand eight hundred and fiftjr-fou- r, 1 . 5 eon-cubinafy.- sor Ai sk5 , , - 1 .' of-Uta- b Jlrp-rtuenlali- ves Rp-ix)i- uf" t s ap-pror- ed f i- I r oath-when- impij-.oiuucn- t y: cqb-cnbines- of If y - ( " - -- -- -- - o, -- the-parti- es o, I half-sinte- 7 half-brothe- r, -- nn-k-- 4J , - - - 1 pre-empti- &i v a & t a sss&Afcr x trMr fw..iM,.., aKaa 4. 41r Congress, 2d Session. H. H. 1089. Tenure: - - 00m-minoe- on on o; -- bs be, and the same are hereby, disapproved and repealed. Sec. 26. And be U further enaded. That in all casea in whfeh the marshal ot aaid to act, the oourt shall appoint some one to act aa marshal therein. Sate. 27. And be it further enacted. That the district courts of' said Territory shall have exclusive original jurisdiction in all suits for divorces or alimony. Iec. 5$.. And be it, further enaded. That all laws' and parts of law4'6f ' Utah' Territory, which in- any way interfere with tbe primary disposal of the soil, or tbe poaseaaioq hereof, of the United States, are hereby oisapproved'sbd annulled.'; Sec. 29. And be it furthrr tnacled. That If any person not qualified to vote, shall vote, or offer 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 officers, bn shall be deemed. guilty of a misdemeanor, aod?baIkiUppn " cony lot ion thereof before any court bavin i jnrisdic- 4ioh, be punished by fine not exceeding five hundred dollars, or by imprisonment in the penitentiary not exceeding oue - year, or by both such fine and imprisonment, at thediscretion of tbe conrt,. 5ec. 30. And be it further enacted, That upon complaint made in writing, upon the oath of some person of full age, to a district or probate court of tbe said Territory, or to a judge of teilber of, aaid courts, that any person has been convicted before a court of said Territory, having jurisdiction thereof, of tbe crime of bigamy, polygamy, or of any adulterous or iuonativoaa marriage,! connection or relationship, forbidden by this act,' or any other law of the United States ; and that such convicted person has wife or children, whether such children be legitimate or not, or woman or women, or con cublne or conenbines, with1 whom be has lived or cohabited, or claims as wife or wives, dependent in whole or in part upon said person so convicted, for maintenance or support; and thut such convicted person has property, real or personal, or both giving tbs, voJoe thereof, as near as the affiant can estimate, and where-tbsame id situated,! ;8Md pourt-o- r judge upon the reception of said cQmpTaint, shall, by order, refer the matter contained in said complaint to 'some' competent officer of teltber of said courts, 0 some' 'competent attorney of said courts, duly licensed to practice therein, to take proof of the matter set forth in the said complaint, and report to the judge or conrt mak'.ng the order the facts found by said referee-- Tbe said referee before entering upon the do-tithus assigned him shall subscribe, and swear to, an oath in writing that he will in all things faithfully discharge' his duty and make true report as said referee, which oath shall, be appended to his report to the court or judge. That said rt feres shall cause notice in writing of not less than ten or more than twenty days to be served upon the person or persons having possession of the pro- perty, real or personal, of the person so convicted (if. any person or persons has such castody or posuessli n prior to the day of the reference,' fixing tbe time and place of such reference, aud stating the object thereof. That instead of referring the matter as herein directed, the court or judge may bear the matter and give the notice aforesaid. That before the court, or -- judge, or itferee, as the notice shall direct, the party complaining may appear in person or by attorney, and give proof to establish the fad set icrth in the complaint, and the person convicted may appear attorney or said referee, or the person ur possession of, the property uforeHuid, upon whom said notice is served, can else appear in person or by attorney, and contest and give evidence tending.to disprove the far.u set forth iu tbe complaint, and the wives, concubioes or persm with whom the person uouvict-c- J shall bo comcoh..b ted, r.s afju-s.iidpetent witnesses j to establish' the matter set forth Iu tbo complaint, and it shall not be uecessiity to prove any marriage of the person convicted, by registration, certificate or other recorded evidence and marriage can bo proved in the same manner as is permitted by the thirteenth seo-tioof this act in prosecutions (or bigamy, Tbntifupou such hearing by the court or judge, or upon. the. report of a referee, the court or judge shall find and adjudge (hat the facts stated in the said complaint are true, the conrt or judge have )ower, nod is directed from time to time to order the sale of so much of the personal property aforesaid an shall be needed for the support andemiiintcn-anc- e of the wife, concubines, and children aforesaid, until such time when such persons can proem e labor or means, to support, themselves, aud when the personal property is exhausted; or iu' default thereof, tne said court or judge shall in like manner order tbe sale of the real estate.'' That fuch sale shall be by public auction, in the daytime; and upon ,due notice; in case of personal estate, ten days, and of real estate, thirty days. That the chief justice of the said Territory shall make and publish general rules providing for the sale of property, and tbe notice of such sale not inconsistent with this act, as may be just and necessary, to secure a fair sale of" the said property, and to prevent fraud and oppression. That when tbe court or judge shall order a sate as hereinbefore provided, he shall also, by order, appoiut some competent and trusty person receiver of the property and .effects of the person convicted, or so much thereof as be may deem necessary. That said receiver upon giving such security for tbe faithful discharge of his trust as the said chief justice shall by general roles also prescribe in such cases shall take possession of the property embraced in said order, and sell the same as hereinbefore directed, or make such disposition of tbe same as tbe court or judge before whom the proceedings were Instituted, and hot inconsistent with this act, shall direct. rThat whenever it shall appear to either of SAid courts, or a judge thereof, upon complaint on oath by. a person of full age as aforesaid, that any person has fled from the Territory, or disappeared from his place of residence, and cannot be found after due search and diligence, and such person has left a wife, or concubine, or person with whom be cohabited or claimed as wife, or child or children, either legitimate or illegitimate, dependent upon him for- maintenance and support, and that he left, or has real or personal property," or both, the same pro; ceedifigs shall be had in all respects to sell dispose ol tbe property of each person, to take proof of the facts, and in all other matters connected therewith as in tbe case of a person convicted as aforesaid. If at the time any complaint is filed, as provided In this section, or at auy time thereafter, It absll appear to the conrt or' judge that there is danger of tbe real or personal property ' sought to be reached by proceediogs under thl section will be lost,' removed. secreted; sold, diepossd of, the assigaed, ' said conrt or judge shall issue an attachment, directed to the marshal, or an assistant marshal, of said Territory, directing him to seize, and take into his custody, the properly' aforesaid, or; such portion thereof as the conrt or judga shall direct, and to hold the same until such 4 -- es - , u . - cd ptocefcdtogO' airj viiMKittoued' or' the me pro- perty is transferred by the order of the court or judge to the receiver appointed M aforesaid. After snob attachment is .levied, or after ootice, as prescribed by this section, of the hearing by the referee or oourt of the mafler stated in the complaint is given, no sale or other disposition of the property attached or proceeded against shall be valid or effectual, except in pursuance of said proceedings, and all sloa. pade .iq pursuance. of, this section shall confer title fifth sold in the purchase? thereof. firoprty at the time or at any time after tbe foeta in the complaint fctated in this section are judicially established as herein provided, it shall appear to thrcour or Judgethat a li It iZ : ', The t 1 t 1 1:1 , 7 the-ssm- ) - . WS regard ft Urn ablest to tho Wdtofmcpk (WAMfercSXPv i .. n i s Tho New York it 1 emmST VfiaMLAuera Itesetkr. i nyA UWt ;staf.!?ri .J j ; 1. 7 .4 j;;-- ' Joi- - .u-.-- ' J- - . ,ti V. h-- a A i ; k .J 1 t u . i . M t We always AppfficiitiOQ Subscribe for lt ! a- - meuta. Friends! i' . i : : i And Sec. evaded. That this act shall take effect from and after it passage, and all aots and parta of acts of tbe United States or of the legislature of Utah, not consistent herewith, aro hereby . repealed and disapprovedL be it further 34. ABOUND TUB WORLD V9 a t 4 4 ,r ' i Jf I now publishing s series of Letters from ths Ucv. Ir. E. P. G. PRIME, who la making the tour of the World,1 by wey of OJlforule, Jenen. Chine, Indie, Egypt, ke together with various all the New, Religious other andSecuUr, aud a k real variety of the beat Reading, Original and Selected. N ow la the time tc secure tha oldest and t 5 corr-pondenc- BEST FAMILY NEWSPAPER. . - s. VTe . , vb make the following liberal offers for We will year to inniiJjr nttorni VXfiT FULL ANDACCUBZTE Minsw - i- r rira the Nxw York Countbt Mabiet, and Oekekal rend it,' Pnoorri ? t -- i Congressmen rend it. 1 - - 1 2. 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PROSPECTUS ! u and va able ae I i ! M j. ;- j j DemocraMe Tbe-leedtn- g , v Wold, . thewblJa journal tn theUnUed , j s-d- j- fir - . - Onljh GENTILE NEWSPAPER ; -- sale for fait pric?;of the property, jrcalot personal, as contemplated herein, cannot be had, or it shall be, in the of the court or judge, best for thejudgment interest of all parties interested to assign, for such temporary use aa may be needed, to the persons sought to be relieved by this act, ?Tie whole oi; apy part of tbe real or p:r-Jn- al property Aforesaid, to ba. distributed among the beneficiaries as shall be required by their several necessities,- - tbe court or judge shall make ao order to that effect, assigning specifically tbe property to the use of the person to be btfnefitted thereby, and designating tbe leDgth of time that the property shall be so used, which shall in no cam. exceed ItiroJ years; and the receiver appointed in the cose shall see to ii that said property is properly used and not injured, wasted fir destroyed, inor than the natural wear thereof.! And any disposition by the party owning said property to interfere with the use aforesaid shall be void. The ohief justice of said Territory shall make and publish such rules, and .regulations, prescribing the fees tot executing the provisions of this act,1 with reference to sale, use, or other disposition of property, to be paid to the several officers engaged in the exeention thereof,1 (bat the judge or court before whom the proceedings are taken shall b entitled to no fees) as shall be just and neCesshry,' and - tbe court or judge upon proof on oath of the services rendered, shall tax or adjust the fees in each case before him, and said fees shall be collected oat of tbe property attached, assigned, or sold, and collected ont of the personal property, if any, and if none, or there in not aufficient, out of the real estate. When proceedings under this act are commenced before one court or judge, such court or judge shall have exclusive jurisdiction of the same until the flual termination thereof, except that for canse shown tbe chief jostice of said Territory can by order remove the said proceedings before any district court or judge, or before himself, aud continue the same before such other officer or tribunal. Sec. 31 And be it further enaded. That the Secretary of the Treasury is hereby authorized and directed to Afford such temporary relief to destitute persons in said Territory a caunot.be relieved under tbe last section,! AD who are not convicted of crime and are reduced to destitution by the enforcement of "tbo laws against polygamy, as in his judgment .may be aecessayy and proper, to an amount not exceeding one nnndred thousand dollars ; and he may prescribe and enforce such rules 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. Awl be U further enacted. That the President of the United States i empowered and directed, when in his judgment it ahull be necessary to enforce the laws of said Tetrifory, or the convictions and sentences of the oourt thereof, to send anch a portion of tbe army of the United States tu Territory, as shall be required therefor, and in case a sufficient portion of said army cannot with safety be detached from duly in other portions of the country to accomplish tbe same, the, President is empowered and directed farther, to accept and receive into tbe military service of the" United States, Volunteers to the number of not exceeding forty) thousand, and for such term of Rervioo an he may deem proper, uot exceeding two years. And the Secretary of War is directed and required to and regulations for the trannporUtion of the jenlistmeut of volunteers, as shall b necessary, . . , . , Sec, 33. And pe U further enacted. That whenever, by the provisions oftbtanct.an oath is required to be taken if the persoq taking the same shall, knowiugly swear fillaely to any matter or statement con-- 1 tained to said oath, or in his testimony such per-given in pumnance of son shall be deemed guilty of perjury.and 'upon conviction thereof; shall be sentenced to imprisonment for a period not exceeding five years, not less. than two y years, and tho district courts of said shall hav4 jurisdiction of such of- -- 4 WORLDTHMii, J Sntine( & WEEKLY. TRI-WEEKL- Y. . 1870.OT Strportri, ...... All persona ..Notice ij ' . It HORHING PRAY&" ra hereby wraifaglnt .A 5 p'i ji after h acting any business with, ' or purchasing anv Preaa c". by John PhlUlpa. tock of, John Ritchie In my name, aa lilbun j pronoundng It tha most dealrw M ' communication heraeofor eslating , Horn adornment ever pablDnea. it are severed and he tn no longer mv tend stamp for illustrated fflrcnJx agent, per does he own any slock purchased by t .LLH.TBAFTON.P1 him while noting anch. Box 7 W. I. BOBIN80N. ' Corlane, Jan. 31, 1870. ffffAak your Tlcture Dealer tot '. Chromo-Lithograp- be-twe- I - - V- - I |
