Show D A I 1 Y I 1 I 1 or tit twenty I 1 OF f to atoms k I 1 I 1 1 1 I 1 t I 1 I 1 THE AUDITOR SPEAKS t 11 1 1 1 and shows the af the affair li V 0 o THE appropriations APPROPRIATION RILL 1 I 1 1 ift 3 pi ased au d bee aien r to tie leroi 1 now bill on the i 1 orial special to anz 1 SALT LAKE feb 2 1883 I 1 1 I baw auditor clayton and t asked him concerning marchalls marshalls Mar sin national sat ional charbo in the council yesterday that discrepancies to ehg amount af tI exi in th re orti of the auditor and CIA Y ton was amused at the absurdity PJ the allegation and yet was indignant that men of any standing should advance such baseless charges against a public official and by their means create I 1 chaap political capital I 1 the auditor met today to day and demonstrated the facts to hm and ask red all explanation mar shall replied that the charge had been sent to him in a note with a frequez A that lie should present it to the council he did not beldere be liere that there was an lhing in the statement that any real existed but would still have felt under obligation to call attiq tion to tile matter even if the bad been his brother the following interview with an aitor clayton appears in to nights deehl aernt and tile informs ins that it gives a complete and correct statement of the matter auditor clayton was seen today to day in reference to a pap read in the legislative council yes erday by mr Mm liall charging that discrepancies to the amount of over had been discovered in tile accounts of the territorial andl aitor of uffie accounts A comparison of the reports of the auditor and treasurer that the charges were false and had evidently been madowitz mado with malicious intent for a full explanation of the matter however a five asked mr lay torf what alave ilave you to the pre dented yesterday by mr mrshall can you explain its cause auditor clayton replied in cefer I 1 ence to the report presented in tile council yesterday it starts out arro and through the report says there is a marked discrepancy between the amounts by the auditor as received from the counties and the amounts go stated bythe treasurer the audi tors report does not amount received from count leeL or any other source but merely total valuation of property assessed in the various counties of the territory for the years ISM 7 and the revenue arising thereon at the rate of three fifths of one per cent and as expert ence has taught that tile whole amount of the tax is never collected the suggests 8 a reduction of 8 may be remitted by county courtl who have this authority to remit in certain cases at any lime and as a matter of fact do ed remit together with losses through failure to collect etc this per cent hai proven not excessive ill the pa in fact has covered the amount of losses etc the irea jurers report shows the whole amount received during the years faw 7 from I 1 every source and w without years it way kor back ten years br more hence his repart bas ra refer I 1 ence nor bearing upon the of the auditor As a maiter of fact the revenue for 1837 Is not until jan slat 1 and a large pot tion of this amount Is still uncollected as shown in the report of the auditor of Decer riber 31 1837 ll 11 reporter what about the refer once to funds and the tion that two apportionments aira made for 1885 Is not this another blunder ll I 1 I 1 auditor it certainly ceita Is the auditor in required to report too 0 f territorial superintend ent of Y the amount of school tax assessed in the several counties of the fetn tor I 1 ov u per at 4 tinclent ten clent makes his allotment ment willio reference to whether the tax is collected or not the school fund of 1878 aras allotted in and that of 1872 soon up to 1886 atthe latter end of 1886 the territory Terri tOri A school superintendent requested tag auditor to submit a ant of tile amount of school tax arising fro in three mills ca the dollar for school ples for the d year and anad 0 his allotment accordingly which allot w paid by the issuance of as was the cu this made two in IS sa 1 the ather for the current year th 1887 was made in 2888 ai 2 d paid out as without agard to whether wb ether tile tax w aj connected ci not thus the V hool fund at the end of december I 1 I 1 I 1 1 1 1887 I 1 g y overdrawn gliwa aro matters ave r abich the audhra 1 I litia no control aa he M je Z torp port to the P schools the amount of school lax I 1 am 3 ingilis on the dolfas ana tile without re gard ta IR As to be for such thing the report made fri ISSO gave alio erg ilits to tile school 1883 and 1884 as the allotments were aim Year behind this Y ear I 1 they como td 11 and are so pot tad this afternoon claimed that tho paper he read in the council was sent to him with a to quest that lie present it to t he legis lie declines to a a sumo any aty far iho Z falsehoods ma de therein in fac t he aale that lie took no stock in the assertions r abo c the af point eato select a site fr t he reform that the clilia of weber county will receive proper attention councillors councilors Counci lors woolley and xoung d howell u to I 1 4 i zoni mi t ee nas these are fai n and as the clairrie of weber to the ion of tile school is not and canna cann A e and fairly contest k ed may count tile school as bers sp abig aith Thu iian of utah today to day 1 l asli ed I 1 I 1 what do you think of I 1 oca ting the reform school I 1 county ile replied she ought to have it and doubts le s will zet it weber haq always stood for progress and ae nerous treatment of public iti anat abe is to recognition nearly everybody who speaks of tile ala tt r concedes that the project to ilia kal at F brt the abando ed mil tiby post 11 beaver is an abs erdity TILE BILT the bill has and gatio to the governor there seems io t anz doubt except in the minds of la few malcontents that lie 41 11 biall the measure EXECUTIVE orshion OrS SION it Is rumored that tile Cout icil semeion was thoroughly interesting te add today to day the under consideration was doubtless t the a tb consider bAlli faro not aig as they were some da a since nill follow IT ina ii jn aps ops i 5 0 f the bill ilau in 6 wt C a in biz u as luan presented in the council today to day by smoot its title is t A bill amending an act ent ditled an accio actio estA bINh a territorial in sane approved february 20 1 11 1880 hie first eleven sections ot bill are arf substance Aub stance a enactment reenactment re of the former law with a few changes that ar I 1 importance section 12 aties of tile board of directors confers on them tile necessary powers for the tion of the affairs of the asyl clin and provides that it report of the condition and general affairs of the aklu tn be tendered legislative assembly at their biennial se 13 aeline s manner of awarding aw ardig bids for provisions betm to the bidder sections 14 and 15 ali indigent pa patients who pay part the amount paid and t he salary of ca h officer must be certified to before the auditor and powers to dispose of the products of farm and garden is coa berred on the directors sections 1618 and 10 provide for be expended by the acard a report thereof to be int clouded in their biennial to the legislative assembly for a treasurer and a secretary their duties I 1 section 20 provides for the election I 1 of a medical superintendent who shall hold his office for four years 29 blanks warrants certify tift cates etc must be furnished judges of counties sending patients by the board section 23 provides that clale for the costs of care and keeping of patients refused to the must be notified 1 section 14 and ne electing their duties may at any time be by vote of five of tile number of lim ward and pro YX ades for the f arif iless pr W alf lion ra 81 sli allbe sent to friends or rel this boes u orphl 1 ra af insana parsons traveling or sojourning sojo in file terri tory F ge ebion 2 de nes chii qualifications and duties of the in edical I 1 1 section 28 provides for the advertise m e d for bids fur provisions etc and to quarterly arid annual reports thai oua h tc tha boid of d 5 I 1 I 1 r I 1 rectors at 1 f ebli n for tha election y in di debaes t f an hit duties I 1 section at and 32 idea that judas of pro bato charis I 1 A au ad mission to iho P q ese rabes h and provides for the hearing of all com 1 ft form of war rant for 0 byest and tile issuance of a ghys phys I 1 a certiA cato therein pro valk I 1 v ld e provides that on rot arp QI physician a warrant of n emust be issued and prescribes tile form thereof section 34 provides that all money and property found on persons iiii ane at tag time of arrest sh al I 1 be transmit I 1 led to the medical with certificate theriol th erool who wal I 1 I 1 I 1 it to the treasurer to be returned to said upon their di 35 I 1 tie 1 I at it of I 1 he sheriff in bharga of ald their as instants and provides ajr their 1 ec U a 37 provides fora guar idian of alia property of and prescribes their ni abid duties ta I 1 dei that jungo 8 hall transmit copia of alfid evits wa arants etc to bartles ot the la so and at lla f section 0 provides that relatives i or friends may take ini nates from the asylum upon taking an oath and div lug suitable boods for the proper trept ent of said gives ti 16 of boul and that said may at auy ti ae upon proof that such relatives hav s violated their trust 40 provided provi dej for I 1 lie aera tion of persons unjustly up justly committed 41 pro vides for the payment of expenses due the asylum from chuu jes by tha auditor 0 t accounts w aich payment cari ba enforced by t united states district attorney on of the auditor erald 43 provides Iro vides for the payment of expenses of nonresident non resident hi n I 1 bitted anc lOic order of ad insane degree of insanity in each case should want of room make this A lla auditor of 3 ls to collect from the estates bf persons com bitted any sums paid ill te t e i py tile colan ty or ter section 45 provides that contagious conta gigus diseases shall 46 confers tile privilege on M atiles and ol 01 paying alpart or all the costs of thosa committed such payments entitling the patients to I 1 section 47 eri titles all parties cl large d ith coats of keeping caring to appeal irom such order athin ten clays of the receipt of am davit and of section 43 front jury set vice all officers abild ell of tile during the term of weir em ut 49 provides arrest of all I 1 insane persona aund it large without guardian letlon bo provides that no to be shall W restrained of his legal all dhority tho rity 1 section 51 provides for the compensation of mining physicians section 52 that the cost of 0 maln and commitment shall be paid by the county in case of aiudi gent patients section 53 provided for gation of the con altion oi insane per sons reported as suffering formant of care section provides or tile care and k t ping of insane dirso no refused admission to the asylum for want of room the territory to pay the ca f thereof in case of indigent sections 55 56 57 58 59 and 60 impose penalties on all persons intro others into the asylum co a arary provisions of this act w ha harshly treat ok without authora y restrain i ants under their charge who trespass on the ground a the buildings or disturb the deac a a iid q biet sf the asylum who abduct irl dace reloj gr assist any pati erit to I 1 the institution who cause to be brought gny pan pert arson into the tarri tory makr ng a public charge or who neglect or wilfully wil fally of this act I 1 I 1 I 1 j 1 routine Ite part I 1 following Is the roahine report of the prue edinga of both houses the council ggs arder at P in A communication was received from the house stating that it biad ac c cc pt edthe propped b y the conference commett com mitt a to IL F 31 making general a I the council concurred arid the bloum was 0 o tidied of the pajo age of the bill U 11 18 a bill for cju act to all act eri titled an abt a territorial ileane asylum abich was read by its title and referred refi to say urn oil of woolley at 2 15 p m the session ni N i at af the executive cission cio sion adach terminated at 25 P in tit cr alifas AW ti order foe beneral business and immediately after adjourned kousz of the cop terence com cittee on the appropriation bill to c that tile house agree to the amendment amend mint td item 8 ro the ex and that an to the wording of imeln 5 to certain territorial officers be cluade 1 allon int rodde e d it petition from a large quin ber of of tom d a that the expense W of ll 11 r tile iuds of t count aras a gre t burden abid ask an appropriate ion committee on highways me aliouse incur reiX in king the reform school estimate committee fl ve of three a nd tile chair up jilted an the part blahe fodse ra 1 aud howell afi c ardal of tile commit too 0 6 private c a sub statute for a or il 1 delatin 0 ral lo 10 roads which had red t that c ommittee after a discussion relative to the bills one was ordered prin teti thurman of the judic lary commit tee re portel favorably on tile I 1 ill in relation to county recorders ordered printed aba gain I 1 itice reported faie upon now attachment pach was ordered ie airrie re ported port bd cops reg biating with and its br the claims committee at becom men deci that be appropriated to E T Si and that the certain persons for jwj bervice tm not I 1 1 I 1 I 1 introduced I 1 a bill to apu hoa m to law library judiciary com in attee T leave of absence W morrow tho council bill amending the civil code was react the first time it roa lates io the red elving in the courts of the territory of the laws or of the laws of other states territories and foreign countries poun tries committee on ll 11 the alo uncil bill relating to a fourth judicial district was read the first time committee ludi clary the bill prohibiting gambling games to the sa a committee A communication frn in tm auditor was read accompanied by the elnan cial statement of san juan county the bill introduced in relation to tile asylum revises most of the sections of the present ahw and adds several see eions relative W the mode of caminit ment and extending the novt era af the p in relation belits the special order odthe day the te form school bill wa staken up the consideration athe amount to be appropriated was on motion postponed richards desired to know abre fall V what the committee who had been obtain estimates on tile borm school were expected to do and whit were their calved no reply section 21 offered by the commit tee p that a trent may have a child placed in a reform school if the child be habitually vagrant or disorderly or i ible 1 lund opposed the section or the reason that no child should be committed to tile school unless guilty of some hoge argued in favor of the section deeming it a valuable police pro v islon 1 I 1 roueche thought that section 2 went as far ili this direct loa as haq necessary and virtually supported lund kin took ilia chair in a cleir statement that section 12 provided for the ca m witt ment of only such boys and girls As had becat taken before agag amit airale t g 0 a parent the right to h c ili d coin bitted who had not been diprose buted for any of fence moyle move ato amend section 21 on that any per wn could ma ke coin I 1 faint against any bo c Z 1 r I 1 who might be deem e yd a afi t subject for the refo tin ti chool on the strength of abich such could be brought before a aud his or her cage invests abed 11 j mada ia 61 his amendment thurman thought it time to commit 11 boy or girl ta therefore the reform w hen 16 or rho had been convicted of a pub lie of fence he was koplo ed y opening the clra of that institution to every disorderly boy and girl in t he territory hoylo offered amendments 0 see tioff 21 to make it harmonize with his views lund opposed aroyles amendments they ize with other of the bill ile thought it unwise to authorize any lie rao u to invade the family circle and have one of ili members sent to the reform asA loyles amendments would do hoze took much the same ground As |