Show THE DAY 4 kr ohp twenty eighth za L sa s1 t OF TERRITORY big bills for nearly everything compilation OF LAWS evants to forbid sweet conlan to itY HER fillier IN lait kimg a bill for an act to pull ish 7 school tit ogden other notes special to till SALT laer jan 13 1833 the first week of tile work Is ended as both houses ad last night until monday tha left dinst at 2 p in in the mea antime the members will have every opportunity to work with asai dulty in elie preparation of bills I 1 the important labor of providing for compilation of tile laws is not in a s as it should be for it should be complete at this time and yesterdays of both I 1 houses has left it in anything but a satisha atory condition the proposition for 2 on compilation which reached the alouse yesterday from the council va upon motion of richards for the very good reason that such an important committee should coin arigo a fair representation and richards maintained that northern mah was entitled to have a councilor upon tile committee in place of the one from utah county abich county bad two representative s upon tile committee proposed by the council although opposed opp ased by thurmand Thur mans measure richards carried this point and shurtliff was made a councilor sinott go soona was this carried than Thu presented an amendment which was practically cally I 1 A bill I 1 it reads as I 1 1 A TO LL to provi defor the of the korfi territory of utah section 1 be it enacted by the governor and legislative i bly of the terri tory that A it thurman GC richardet st philo T farnsworth and to include iwo members of tile council are hereby appointed and constituted a commit tee to compile daring the present of the legislative assembly all ill 0 pubic acts laws and resolutions jn force in in passed and approved dining tile present session of said assembly seca said committee are hereby authorized to employ auch profession al and clerical assistance as may be nece 6 sarv for the accomplishment I 1 of laid and shall report to plaid legislature from t ime to t session such portions of said wark as abe completed and thew holo thereof systematical ly arrange dand compiled on or bl fore the first day of alarca A D 1689 3 said committee may also report inaccuracies inconsistencies and errors in said laws and resolutions and make stich recommendations of the same u they deem advisable but shall not be permitted to make any changes ar corrections whatever the PS I 1 i OU s authority of the legislature C 4 said compilation shall be to approval of paid legislature Legisla ah said committee shall at all times be under the direction and control of the same and the of those employed b d committee and the expenses 0 su eal 11 work shall be as determined by the legislature t ile completion and approval of tar 6 d work the amendment was carried louv later lien the amended bill reached the council judiciary committee it was tacitly decided to reject it shall cla imlig that thurmand Thur mans meas ure exacts an impossible in that it contemplates the revision and compilation elarch I 1 1883 of laws which may not ba passed jintil alar that date I 1 g the sugg of fora conference committee to be immediately had prevailed the anat ter might iava been lil tetter conil 1 afon at present thebert hope is that a conference committee may be called for monday and a measure agreed upon slid passed that ausy the busi mesa is of extreme importance and should not be delayed for an vary hour TIM oar izi v I 1 it is a matter general and en congratulation that thus early the leg gi slature is giving atten aloa to tile allen today to day introduced a resolution bibich was adopted as follows I 1 I 1 the production of gold and silver in utah amounts to more than six million dollars annually and six five percent of tile total abc produced in utah and ninety four per cent of the gold are derived from base bullion and ores and the lowering of the ou lead would close the mines of utah throwing thousands of nion out of am 0 auction of the precious metals as aboa 0 indicated and at the same time would increase the revenue of tile govern amenti thus adding to the ar ing now in and to th er of our national financiers it resolved br the of natives the council concurring that the hon T caine delegate to congress from stalls be requested to I 1 15 2 these facts before congress arid to use every legitimate means to defeat such pro red legislation as will interfere wit t a of red that tile clerk of tile be instructed to forward copies of these resolutions to the I 1 ion john T caine THE SCHOOL tile of tile go v arnor relative to the establishment of a reform school is beiting ditl I 1 a warin endorsement by the members of tile assembly it mill be remembered a measure of this character wits passed by tile last and vetoed by C lo vernor Murra oil the ground that the measie was not meritorious in itself but dimply because to was not given the ri lit in the bill to appoint tile board of li MOP whether the present bov arnor would have this right or not is till a disputed question and one that may or may riot arise during the prea ent session precedent from the organization of our territory to tile present is against the gove arnof in tile matter and we all k now how insul lerable precedent is even under or binary circumstances but in al tra ordinary situation of our Territory as a subsidiary brandhof branc hof emoral gov in that its laws failing to re ceibo the of that body are of the same force and effect as if passed by it we think tile precedent of these appointments is four told stronger than it ordinary ord inari ly would be can by failing to disapprove tile laws of utah upon the subject of similar ap to these after these iwo had been duly by tile legisla ture signed by the govenor and for warded to it as required by law and the further fact of the legislatures exercise of this right for many years ungues tinned by any authority whatever would certainly justify tile belief that t lie right to provide for or make the appointment of all such officers tat i with the legislature alven burray the first governor of utah to insist upon the gubor nat orial under section 7 of the organic act committe ad himself to this view of tile subject by his endorsement of the vill creating the territorial insane asyl ani in ivetich it is provided that tile board of directors shall be appointed by the joint vote of the legislative assembly every governor of utah has at one time or another this right tp the legislature but tile antagonism which murray created bini self and the last assembly led to a determined fight upon every question of difference and a a result this question has found its w y into the courts and now awaits the final action of tile supreme court of tile nation it is decided before tile assembly burn in which r aso it may still be a bione tione of contention wo sincerely chopo ho homeer weer that the present governor eilf not defeat his own v ish in t lie matter 0 a reform and prevent the attainment of so desirably desir ablo an object for any inch puerile reasons as stated by bl urray should still be an open question when the measure is presented for his approval the great anal arbitrator 0 f all legal differences in this land now has the question beffre it and until its decision Is had this should not be permitted to override and defeat euch important necessities as u reform respecting tile desirability of which there is abao no of opinion among all claici of lie community As to the most eligible ele gible and suitable place dortho location of an institution of this kind respecting which there was some of opinion last session there can now be no places is the place its railway facilities it within speedy cheap and easy access of every of utah it is bandy to courts which necessarily will have enuch to do with the institution antho travel commitment and dis and better facilities and materials for the erection a building thau any other section of utah not ox hepting the capital itself which now pays tribute to us in the purchase of our brick and other materials nearly everything that is sent to utah in the shape of building material goes to ogden first for distribution and with all these advantages our claims to tile location of this building cannot be igni ored besides our prominence iti a factor of chii commonwealth both numerically and finau dally and coin merci ally entitle us to it as a matter of right population we or the third county in the territory and as utah tile second in this has the asylum wo stand next to lake in the amount we contri buta of the revenue from which such 0 building would be erected me are second orf the list and as salt lake cannot and doubtless will not ask it in view of tile many concessions hereto fore made her what she now enjoys while weber we absolutely nothing in tile wa y of pub a we thin k there vill not be and of locating the school at 0 den delegation eta 11 ds a ra on the and will not fall to we that her advantages and claims are fully set forth and duly recognized A MUNICIPAL BONDS the full text of bogos bill regard ing municipal pai debts introduced to day and referred to the committee on municipal Is as follows A WLL tor the cities and gowns to issue bonds bor w 1 n etc to e water and fo r other purposes r 1 BIC tr by the governor and legislative As fi e ably of the Terr itol of utah tha t to on able tile several incorporated cities and towns in this territory to procuro additional water bior the use bf the inhabitants of find towns to construct I 1 1 I 1 v t a 1 sewers theraid the reid and to open improve a p finlo rinlo slid koop in repair the berects I 1 n said cities and towns the city bouncil aud trustees are hereby authorized zed and empowered to borrow money to art amount not to exceed four por in tile aggregate including existing indebtedness on tile value of tile taxable property within said cities or towns to be ascertained by tho last assessment of territorial and county t X 8 to the reath 4 said i aith v tho aing of coupon bonds or t nog dle so cantle as said councils or trustees shall doom most conducive to the in forest of said cities or towns bile 2 that in tile construction of powers and the procuring of materials for the same the procuring of water an d the material matet Ial to b aged ar s pro cu rement digging canals etc le city councils or trustees shall in all cases let the same out by contract in whole or fix parts to the lowest cespon ale bidder or bidders under such regulations as may be by resolutions of said city councils or trustees prescribed bed sec 3 the city counsil orar inoes allahl not sell the bonds or other ng liable securities of said city or to n below the par value thereof ilor issue bonds or other securities for a jeriod of time exceeding r ive years SEC 4 the city council of paid ci ties an trustees of towns shall act apart every six mont lis out of the revenue of said city a suni not ae chark one fiffik of the entire revenue thereof as determined by ilia amount of collected dur ing arr bading six mont lis As A L in n I 1 nd for the pay ment of the interest and principal of tile indebtedness au theorized zed as tile same shall be come due such sinking fund to be held and payments r nade in sueh roa tiner as the city council or trus toes may by resolution brov 1 do SEC 5 that to enace the CIL 1 y and trustees trus teas to in boffl 1 t the foregoing sections of jig act in procuring a sufficiency of water dortho use of said city or town the cit y council or trustees are author iced to purchase tile water a n ad water rights from pers 0 nand cor horation po ration and the same cannot be so purchased without the land it ja empowered to purchase the lands irrigated by said water and to this end may use money realized as above provided all bausand parts of laye in conflict with this act are hereby repealed this act to take effect and be in force from and after its passage THE idelt the recommendation of tile governor relative to the altered territorial to the general government Is eliciting a little discussion among the members upon this subject he says the debt owing to the general government on account of court expenses ought to receive your most careful and necessary steps for its adjustment should xa at ed with tile circumstances giving rise department account against the territory supposes for one moment that this or any other legisla lure having the rights and welfare of the people at heart would take any steps that could be construed int 0 even a recognition of the validity of this claim as presented much less to provide for its payment it is a principle which prevail 8 throughout the world that a man hir ing or contracting for service pay and if this ba equitable and just between mail and man it is also just is between the government and the raer of government our territory did not employ the officials entrusted by act of cingros with out territorial business these officers are in no sense alue e to utah as a commonwealth their accounts are not even subject to inspection much lesa control and by aliat of law justice or common sense chii pho be expected to aay etheln 7 ino k ow it is claimed i that tile government representing it on the one band and the Territory as its ward on the other is authorized to contract such a debt for utah but this is neither reasonable nor legal it always requires at least two distinct and separate parties to make a legal contract and without no can be made it was early mad 0 a basic principle of our political fabric in the oft enunciated dictum that none bu t the people or their direct live have a right to expend or appropriate tile means of the people to be taxed without is a sufficient act of injustice without any attempt at spoliation or robbery and such an attempt tile course of elie government toward us in this matier would be unhesitatingly char if it was pursued by one in toward another but were the method by epich this alleged indebtedness created so ti onale ohp account itself is replete with error of the greatest grea lest character for instance sec of trio sed S t a t u tes pr or d cp that the cost of keeping the penitentiary shall be to the parent govern metat 1895 reads as territorial prisoners maybe confined in tile pan 7 at the post of the territory on inch terms and conditions as may be prescribed making like expense of this institution a charge against the general cos the entire expenditure for this purpose is entered against the territory and to date cons times i a large proportion of ahlis alleged alle geI claim tile ruland bill makes it tile auty of the united dietr act attorney to attend to united states terr rial business and provides that he I 1 11 not byrees and falaq together e corb than per year and ye odthe comptroller show that lie ha been receiving for his per jonad pervie cL q mpr itri nimi and lop elie of his I 1 la district cases all alor could make in fees the torys share of this is greatly in excess of W hat it would be were these within the legal requirement le 13 ides them arger items of illegal the accountis it Is not clear that the mazuer of co fees in many instances Is nat croly lq error in g we illegal expenditure 61 tho I 1 sandia f dollars I 1 I 1 zaw but ai stated tile Territory bai no inspection or control of tewo accounts and yet it Is expected to pay them TO REGULATE the very voluminous bill by hoge of suit take to regulate marriages we present in full the careful reader will observe that under its provisions a man is not forbidden to marry his mother in law while a Is from nial alliance all ianco her father in law T ais is not a costly 0 mission to fori bida madeo lead ilia n other in law to the altar Is a work of tion tito law of natural antipathy is stronger than any statutory law which could be framed A bill for an act man ag e 1 BE ZT ENACTS D 1 t lie governor Go vernoK and 1 ay of the territory of utah that a mail hall not |