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Newspaper
Duchesne Courier
Location
Duchesne, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1923
Page
8
Senator Seegmiller announces committee appointments for the fifteenth Utah legislative assembly with numerous members listed by committee. The piece notes early organization, a governor message urging restraint, and initial bill activity including eight senate introductions and fourteen house measures.
Senate Conjoint Resolution No 1 by Candland Messenger to governor signed by president and speaker sent to governor. Senate Bill No 1 by Tebbs Fort five thousand dollars for legislative expenses received from a house and transmitted to governor. Senate Bill No 7 by Jenson Dec laratory judgment referred to judiciary committee. Senate Bill No 6 by Peters County treasurers settlements committee on public affairs. Senate Bill No 4 by Peters Colora do river compact public affairs. Senate Bill No by Tebbs Requir ing notice of prior sale on tax receipts Senate Bill No 2 by Jenkins To repeal the indeterminate sentence law. Senate Bill No 3 by Candland A measure providing that local farm bureaus and similar organizations might incorporate. Held for changes and alterations. Senate Bill No 8 by Candland Relating to requirements for issuance of patent to state lands. Senate Bill No 9 by Candland Limitations on sale of public lands. Senate Bill No 10 by Candland Covering purchase of public lands from state after relinquishment of filings with federal land office. Senate Bill No 11 by Candland Reducing fee for filing mineral lease from 5 to 2. Senate Bill No 12 by Candland Permitting chief clerk of state land office as well as commissioner to certify expense vouchers of the department. Senate Bill No 18 by Candland Amending statutes governing investment of state land grant funds. Senate Bill No 14 by Candland Making state school fund beneficiary of certain revenues from state lands. Senate Bill No 15 by Peters City zoning commission bill.
Senate Bill No. 1 by Tebbs appropriates 45000 for contingent legislative expenses signed by the speaker. Senate Conjoint Resolution No. 1 by Candland Messenger for the governor signed by speaker. House Bill No. 2 by Atwood organizes marketing associations with Agriculture committee. House Bill No. 3 by Hollenbeck constructs a bridge in Duchesne county with Appropriations committee. House Bill No. 4 by Hollenbeck sells property for delinquent tax with judiciary committee.
The article lists multiple House Bills by Hollenbeck addressing utilities, equalization of property assessments, tax sales certificates, school building plans, and public utilities commissions, plus Bills by Constantine on ambulance chasing and district attorney salaries. Senator Candland, ex-chair of the state land board, introduced seven bills to clarify state land laws at the request of State Land Commissioner Oldroyd.
The governor outlines funding provisions for bonded debt in counties cities and school districts plus limits on local levies. He favors a three member state deposit authority and audits for counties cities and districts. Other items include motor law revisions highway safety tax shifts park system and riparian rights study. He praises state finance reforms and national guard service and urges respect for law amid howls for stricter enforcement.
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