Show I 1 TUB EF 1 mm I 1 of the twenty ninth legislature I 1 of utah I 1 THE amm GOVE it L OFFERS OFFENDS colue 0 r he fimbers or the housed huseby his message 1 MB SR IVILL WILL NOT OT DE CE mr tims rie run bag in lit anne bhole lo 10 to the be kanu school law lair or of THE STANDARD SALT LAKE feb 1890 when the journal of the house hail been read today to day a hot discussion arow on the following message received from governor thomas the day previous executive office silt S lake city utah february 20 1890 irn II 11 n jameil sharp Rp eaLe vf of the llort of et slit SIR it having afen hf n to me by mcinte r tf if tile IIO lc of ailep besent adiv 8 0 that 11 1 I of the in desired llie the r furto 0 11 F no 10 entitled en tiled an ait rot am ant anding 1111 tic 2220 2202 oa 02 and r m MI I lions 2103 2201 1 OS 2207 1207 2 2203 22 21 1 2210 ajl I 1 tia 2212 2213 a aid id A 0 Compiled Lasof a f ith 1883 ea elating t to handing ad herding cattle and substituting in liva licit ol 01 0 repealed now edtion etite to ho numbered 2203 2201 I 1 21 2 i 2200 2203 and tor for filihi fint I 1 wr r co by tile legislative aloi trilly in e alli t nir wishes isheal I 1 Lero herewith with return the ar ac I 1 ain alit vo aby y T 1 I WI fil Y ARTHUR R 1 L THOMAS governor vernor on a motion rela re lalive ive to instructions to ike com combite mite on live ft pack ck mr kimball Kinf ball decidedly objected to the message from the governor he ile stated that there was but one dissenting vote on the presage of the bill and the governor should cot not allow his mind to be wart barrei a I 1 by what any num her ber of mern bers should unofficially represent to linn him ire III even went ao to far as to a message and wiking ii kini its adoption it was not carnel air mr pierce sustained mr air kimball mr alien allen held tint that any member could coald speak to llie file governor on any bill but the tile execl ti ane ve should not tie bo in mr job johnson neon defend d hia his a ui tion in sing the governor io vernor tire 7 lie discussion waxed warm and la td for forty inin rain utcy mr kimballs Kiro Kim billa balls motion notion that the tile committee be instructed t to re tun a report notifying the governor that no too such action artion had been taken officially by thia boune as noted in his on 11 II F 10 was loat lost mr kimball bays the tile gavi anor cant detate d chate to him and mr sir pierce inferred as muli inual while others hold th it the return of the bill wai was mad as a mere more matter of courtesy at past mt BO so mr alien allen held beld nothing else could ba expect eI of euch a courteous affable gentleman as his ilia excellency governor arthur L thomas the speaker ended all discussion by ruling that mr kimball had spoken three times on the motion the tire closing speech and no other then had a right to the floor on oil the same motion mr barton introduced a bill to daiy diy which provides for ilia confinement ot of children in the Ite form school for incorrigibility before ac bial commis eion of any of fence it i aa follone fol lowe A bill amending sections 1002 1902 and 1903 of the tile compiled laws of utah cf IMS relating to reform schools and adding a new section to bo be known as section loll 1911 a 22 be it enacted by the go hernor and arid legislative assembly of the territory of utah that sect sections ious 1902 and 1003 of the tile compiled lawi of atall bo be amended so ai ti re red d a ful ilo loAS 8 section 1012 a 22 when a boy under the ae age of eighteen eigl iteen yearn years or a girl under tile age of sixteen yearl years shall in any tiny of the district courts in alir territory bo be found frund guilty of any crime except murder or on the complaint 0 or r duo due proof thereof by the parent or guardian of stich boy koy or girl gi that bv by reason of incorrigible or v vicious 11 clous conduct of such boy or girl his h s rendered his or Iter control beyond the power of such parent or guardian aud made it manifestly requisite that from regard to morals and future welfare of euch stich boy or girl or when complain comp com laii t and anti due proof have been made that suli atiat hoy boy or girl ig Is a proper fut ct in consequence of vagrancy or incorrigibly visions conduct cond ilet and d from the moral depravity or other insuperable obstacle on the part of the mirent or guardian in whose custody such boy or girl mav may be such parent or guardian is incapable or unwilling bev lp gp ex arcise the proper care uste and dl 11 1110 over such incorrigible hoy boy or girl or such boy or girl who is desti destitute tate of a suitable tri table home and of adequate means of obtaining obtain inz an honest liht in and are in fit danger of being brou brought g it up to leid an nil idl idle e and immoral if life r when the father is dead or hag has abandoned his family or is a bibi habitual drunkard or docs does it it t provide for their support tho the court may if in its opinion the accused is a proper subject instead of entering judgment cause all orders to be entered that such ouch each stich boy or girl be cent kent to the school in lit pur put surree of the provisions provi siona of this act and a copy of raid paid order duly serif verified led i by the clerk under fe il of said coart hall all be a bent warrant for taking gach such boy or girl to sid fl id sch noland lor for his or her tier to the sa ti perin thereof PEC SEC 1001 1903 a 8 13 when before a justice of the peace a boy under the age of yeara years or a girl under the JQ of sixteen Ml te years shall ba con evicted of any crima crime or against whom a complaint has been made and arid yr proven oven charging much bov n or girl bilth iu incorrigible or vicious conduct or vagrancy and that stich hoy boy or kirl girl Is iler 1 a proper i cl tor for raid paid school un the provisions of the section last yee osibe eding ilia magistrate wae may in hia lit 0 Ot toll gend bend euch ouch boy or girl to I 1 1 6 11 office gether kofl vi fit all the pa fiod filed in his on the subject und under r the con ds IT 0 ri c oil 0 lver to the 1 judge of tile r 61 he lie lEl sid P pr s paid jid ahall then he is tie an order to ibe the parent t or gm amlin lin ol 01 such boy or girl gu or person 10 as may y I 1 ta arvo bieu or in fit tier her chargo or corwith with whom lie te or she rot resided wor or one known is to be nearly e rl to 10 him tall or hr er or it ln be or 0 le be a 9 and friendless endless end leBS then t to such stich faid aa as fan judge may appoint to ac re as guardin for the pose ee of the case came requiring him or her ter to show abuce T the ald paid boy y or virl llon ld not be ile committed to the defor school for reformation and instruction st truc tion M c 1911 R P 22 the tire trustees b all estimate and determine aa as near as its may I 1 re a the tile atud expense per an laurn ium f keeping ai at d taking carlof carp of any bath such boy or girl as are committed on the tt compiling COMPI lint lf f parent or guard guardian iRn of such stich N batyr y or girl to the reform scho I 1 lor for in fit orr isible or vinous conduct alla and llie cost of keeping such much ito boy y or girl including the cost 0 of f transportation to the beform school shall be wholly fl paid a i 1 I by such stich parent or guardian un lesa f for 0 r good cause at such tell tr trustees shall other otherwise wise order and direct in winch which cage case such expense including cost of transportation bit bt the tile use of the property roper tv of the n shall be borne by the Terri territory and the county from front which such tov boy oy or pirl girl is is receded received justly an aly ly the tile expenses winch any county may be liable to pay on account of any boy or girl committed to the tile beform school un der the file provisions of this act hall be laid paid by the county court of euch such county into the territorial treasury on a certified statement as to the tile amount due from sudi such county being furnished to the clerk of said county hy by the su superintendent Awerin of lie the reform fe hool all moneys moneva 1 pa laal d by such counties un fer the provisions provi mons of such section ee kioa into the flip territorial te aur ury shall be paid diree ly by b the territorial treasurer r to the of tile school sc acol for lie use of said e nd school no so order fiall bo 63 made cliar gitig ani any r c uny nivy with the cost of keep keepin mein Le in the beform 8 hoof any boy or girl committed on complaint of ins ilia or her part gannt nt or guardian dunles a in fit writing is is first produced S signed by lit county cleric clerk under orde orders r s of the county court setting forth th t the cafe cute is one in bilach the expenses should bo be cli aged to the territory and cownty and alro also setting betting fort farih lithe the reasons tor for their being charged today toda to day da the tile militia bill which had bad been promised for several days was introduced trod by mr kimball it is is aa fol lows A bill providing for a militia 0 SECTION 1 ae L it enache enacted d by the Gover norland legislative Aft embly of the territory Tern fory if f utah the acting militia of tins ibis territory shall conist corn bat A voltin e een the tile aie age ot of a ahleen and fort forty y and the governer of the te berr r nt tr r shall be commender in in chief th ir I 1 see 2 te tao t or more men not ex eddu 4 s sty tao shall a bot selves jogwer tor for the pur of firmi terming tig a vol vt gunteer company tire tiny y proceed ceeil oe eil to organize uit t com compaan by the election of one oue eat ca tain one first liette lieutenant jant and one t ecung I 1 eu tenant w ho shall ibe be C comm signed by the tho 1 riemor as boo i as notified of stich organization bv by the lite captain of said cou arty provided yoi Jc that any comy ills ill bs b depin d to bo be duly organized braar iced upon the lection of officers SEC 3 the 1 tie governor Go vornor when natili d of the organization of any co under tile pru provision vision of tins this title cru bauw 30 to in bi delivered to the cap tain lain of such stich tom a sufficient number of arms and aud accoutrements to properly t quip tho the same if at his d pow taking bind with approved app security I 1 r the ilia return of said arms should a return be ord red by I 1 any try law lawful ful authority of the toyo y arc 4 any volunteer militia organized under the tile provisions provi eionE of this title may lie called out at any time in in case of war or r invasion to prevent insurrection nota or aid the tile civil authorities auth ormed in fit alm execution of ilia laws law sand arid to net act in lit case of indian outbreaks or dedred aloria SEC 5 rhe the eystein eya ein of discipline and held ex exercise erciso used by the army of the united states in in lite different corps of cavalry infantry and artillery shall bo abu irvid bv bl ail all companies in the exercise aid dici discipline pline of fad ii I 1 1 corpa corps re tely any colmia signed officer anty he be removed bv by the governor on a petition of two tilo chirds of the me of the tile company batt eliou cr regiment to vili cli ch he may belong ISEC SEC 0 6 each regiment shall consist of not less than eight nor more than thin twelve coni andies anies and shall have llave a colonel a lieutenant ant colonel and a major for every four a burgeon with rank of majr an assistant suri eon reon with the rank cf ef captain an adjutant and quilt tt rma tor ter each with the tile rank of airet nant and a chaplain and a noi tion staff to cansis of a sergeant major a quarter mariter a ergeant a commissary commie sary sergeant a ho pital steward and two principal pr nopal aery 1 very battalion of ahr three or more companies shall have a major and an I 1 a batalion bitt alioa of five or more companies a lieu lieutenant te it a nt colo colonel n at and a in jor ikc 7 tile governor shall have power to and may as sa commander in chief of tile rui militia litia of this territory call out any pirt part or all of the voun vo un teer mill iii la for the purpose of repel ing tug invasion preventing insurrection sup suppressing note riots aiding the civil ail sit bori bonties ties in executing the tile lawt and to indian depredations depredation a bec bi 8 if at any time in any county in this tilla territory the ilia services service 9 of the volunteer militia may be re q aired for any ot of the purposes mentioned in the preceding section Bec tion and prompt action is taken for the ilia krotec tim u m of the citizens of such county the governor eliell c 11 out for active duty a sufficient number of the kiil liil to puch protection and shall at the same time eve give notice of hl action to tho tile colonel of the regi went SEC 9 0 the commissioned officers cf of each coall compary compa oy Y bit batalion bi or regi volunteer militia elfall hold their office tor for three yeara years aness sooner demov removed ad as a herein provided SEC jo 10 whenever two I 1 regiments regi a menta of volunteer er W militia be organized aa as hereinbefore provided the com offic ra of euch such regiment hall have power to and ing loav elect one ore brigadier general who bo ibe ader of the brigade thus 1901 or ganzel ean gan zed and who mav mail appoint tile 1 e bame of w lib tile same rank aa its those of a brigadier 1 general beneral en eral in the army of 11 alie I 1 united sates S ates the tile bill is ia now in in the liunila of the militia committee that committee have aa as yet nothing to eay say as to their opi opinion dion of the bill As was anticipated the tile board of directors of the insane asylum pre I 1 4 tented rented a supplementary report in accordance cor dance with their representations a at t the meeting meet irit held wednesday evening it claims a capacity of 3 00 or 3 0 patients in the building when hen com completed plated the increased d capacity the tile report says is due to a radical change fit in the original plans the penitentiary warden report a peculiar jw culiar document is given riven below OFFICE fetla S k LT LA IC N CITY l fr cb b 20 1890 to the council and house of the legis I 1 egin latue lathe annul ly of the file territory of utah its in conr convened ened 1 I beg leave to com beniel a ici ort ortto to your honorable edy as warden action ut of utah penitentiary chefe bas has been no change in in this department dopart part ment since my last report of january 26 1883 1888 1 I beg leave to refresh the minds of your hon honorable oralle bod body by rehearsing sima accounts of a zort short items pertaining to thia this department w which rich I 1 trust will not be thought out of place or untimely at present having been an officer r of tae utah penitentiary tent iary tor for over twenty five years therefore I 1 am some Abat acquainted acquainted with sud stid institution home some twelve or mayba more years agi ap the united states marshal elson nelson took possession of the utah penitentiary and the control thereof at that time lion A V Bock wood was warden I 1 was director we had quite a number of territorial convicts left without any bate safe place of keeping them we at onca once conceived to get up some iron cages we accordingly had b a d made to order five irn cage s cacti ea eh cage sufficiently largo large to C f I 1 ay lodge four persons 11 then ten we procured some lento tents in IA w which litch we placed thee iron cages una this p plan an we found answered our put p abe pretty well ea I 1 for or warm weather these we moved from place to place win v lie rever w a cou could I 1 d get work for con vict vie t labor in the winter we a procured a largo lare adoba building on what is la 11 now 0 w known wn as th alie a rae ra e track near the jordan river situated in the tile sit sixteenth ward of salt lake city in this place by the use of stoves we a kept our prisoners through tue cold cod w either eather the number of our prisoners grew lesi leas as their |