ties of inspector general; and it shall be his duty to inspect the troops of each district, at least once in each year, unless otherwise ordered by the Lieutenant General. Subject to mil SEC. 75. All free male citizens of this Territory, shall, be subject to military duty, within thirty days after theiritary duty, exarrival in any military district of the Territory; except thecept. Governor, Secretary of the Territory, Judges of the supreme, district, and probate courts, Select men, members and officers of both houses of the Legislature, within twenty days before and after each sitting of the Legislature; the United States' marshall and attorney; and such others as may be exempted by the Governor, and have received a certificate of exemption from the Adjutant General. TITLE SIXTH. MISCELLANEOUS PROVISIONS. SEC. 76. The Quartermaster General is hereby author-Erection of ized and instructed to take measures immediately for the storage. erection of a suitable building for the storage and preservation of the public arms, ammunition, wagons, and other ordnance, camp equipage, and property designed for the use and benefit of the Legion; and also to cause said property, arms, &c., to be put in immediate repair. And he is further authorized to draw on the Territorial treasury, for the necessary amount to be expended in accomplishing the same. SEC. 77. The Adjutant General, the Quartermaster General, Commissary General, and all others entrusted with public property, are hereby required to ive bonds with approved security, which bonds with security to be approved by the Territorial Secretary, and filed in his of fice, conditioned for the faithful discharge of their duty. Officers give bonds. Power of Lt. SEC. 78. The Lieutenant General shall have power to increase or lessen the limits of military districts, and or Gen. ganize new districts: also to give instructions, when necessary, for the enrollment and organization of new companies, and make such arrangements for the general good of the Legion, as he may find necessary, which will be compatible with the provisions of the law. SEC. 79. All acts, heretofore passed, not compatible with the provisions herein contained, are hereby repealed. Approved, Feb. 5, 1852. Inspector. AN ACT IN RELATION TO THE INSPECTION OF SEC. 1. Be it enacted by the Governor and Legislative Assembly of the Territory of Utah, That there shall be, and hereby is created the office of a Territorial Inspector of spirituous liquors. SEC. 2. The Territorial Inspector of liquors, shall be dov.appoint. appointed by the Governor, and may be removed at plea Liquors inзpection. Inspect and prove liquors. sure. SEC. 3 All spirituous liquors manufactured or imporported into this Territory, before being offered for sale, shall be inspected by the Territorial inspector of liquors, or his deputy. SEC. 4. It shall be the duty of the inspector of liquors, or deputy to inspect and prove all liquors that he may be called to prove or gauge, &c., and attach his mark or seal on the vessels containing the same. Sykes hydrom- SEC. 5. eter. Shall denote. Selling liquors SEC. 5. Be it further enacted, That Sykes Hydrometer and Scale adopted by the British Board of Excise, July 2nd, 1816, be, and is hereby adopted as the standard for the proving spirits, in the Territory of Utah. SEC. 6. All spirits shall be deemed of the strength which Sykes Hydrometer denotes them. SEC. 7. Any person selling spirituous liquors, that not inspected. have not been inspected and approved by the inspector or deputy, according to the provisions of this act, shall forfeit and pay any sum not exceeding five hundred dollars for every such offence, at the discretion of the court hav Penalty. ing jurisdiction, to be paid into the Territorial Treasury. Approved, Feb. 5, 1852. AN ACT LOCATING THE COUNTY SEAT OF DA VIS COUNTY. SEC. 1. Be it enacted by the Governor and Legislative As-county rest sembly of the Territory of Utah, That the county seat ofwhere located Davis county shall be, and hereby is located at north Cottonwood creek in said county. shall locate. SEC. 2. It shall be the duty of the county Court to County court locate the site for said county seat on said creek, at the most eligible point, who shall also cause a survey for thesurvey how same, and record the plot thereof in the Recorders office;made." a copy of which record shall also be returned to the Sur veyor General's office at the seat of Government. SEC. 3. That said county seat, shall be, and hereby is known by the name of Farmington. Approved, February 18, 1852. AN ACT TO PROVIDE FOR THE ORGANIZATION Sac. 1. Be it enacted by the Governor and Legislative Boundary Assembly of the Territory of Utah, That, that portion of Iron county known as Pauvan valley, is hereby formed into a county, to be called Millard county, Said county to contain the limits of Pauvan valley. SEC. 2. Be it further enacted, That Anson Call is hereCounty how by appointed to organize said county; and it is hereby organized. Seat of govern inent made his duty to organize the same, according to the provisions of an ordinance to provide for the organization of Iron county, passed by the Legislature of Deseret, December third, one thousand eight hundred and fifty. SEC. 3. The seat of Government of the Territory, in said county, shall be called, Fillmore city. Approved, October 4, 1851. Weber county, AN ACT DEFINING THE BOUNDARIES OF COUN SEC. 1. Be it enacted by the Governor and Legislative Assembly of the Territory of Utah, That all that portion of boundary of the Territory bounded north by Oregon, east by the meridian, passing through a point where the Weber river enters a kanyon about four miles below the ford on emigration road, south by the parallel of latitude, through the junction of the county road and the head waters of Rocky creek, being about two miles south of the mouth of Weber river kanyon, and west by California, is hereby included within the limits of Weber county. boundary of. SEC. 2. All that portion of the country, bounded north Davis County, by Weber county, east by the dividing range of mountains at the head of the streams running towards the Salt Lake, south by the parallel of latitude, running through the hot Springs and west by the eastern shore of Salt Lake, -is hereby included within the limits of Davis county, boundary of. SEC. 3. All that portion of the Territory, bounded Desert county,north by Weber county, east by the western shore of the Salt Lake, south by the parallel of latitude, forming the southern boundary of Davis county, and west by California, is hereby called Desert county; and shall be attached to Weber county for election, revenue, and judicial Weber county purposes. Attached to SEC. 4. All that portion of the Territory, bounded north by Oregon, east by the Territorial line, south by the boundary of. parallel, forming the southern line of Davis county, and Green river co. S. L. county. west by Weber and Davis counties, -is hereby called Green river county, and attached to Great Salt Lake coun-Attached to G. ty for election, revenue, and judicial purposes. The sheriff of Great Salt Lake county, is hereby authorized to organize Green river county, whenever the inhabitants of said county shall call for such organization; or circumstances may render it expedient. boundary of. SEC. 5. All that portion of the Territory, boundedG. S.L. county, north by Davis and Green river counties, east by the Ter-" ritorial line, south by the parallel of latitude, running through the hot Spring at the foot of Utah mountain, and west by the south-eastern shore of the Salt Lake, and the meridian passing through the Black Rock,-is hereby included within the limits of Great Salt Lake county. SEC. 6. All the islands included in Great Salt Lake, and south of Weber county line, are hereby attached to Great Salt Lake county for election, revenue, and judicial purposes, SEC, 7. All that portion of country, bounded north by Utah county, Great Salt Lake county, east by the Territorial line, southboundary of. by the parallel of latitude, passing along the summit of the dividing ridge between Juab and Utah valleys, where the state road crosses said summit, and west by the meridian, forming the western boundary of Great Salt Lake county, -is hereby included within the limits of Utah county. SEC. 8. All that portion of the Territory, bounded onTooele county, the north by Desert county and the southern shore of theboundary of. Salt Lake, east by Great Salt Lake and Utah counties, south by the parallel, forming the southern boundary of Utah county, and west by California, is hereby called Tooele county. SEC. 9. All that portion of the Territory, bounded Juab county, north by Tooele and Utah counties, east by the meridian, boundary of. passing through the highest summit of mount Nebo, south by the parallel of latitude, passing through the ford on Sevier river, and west by California,-is hereby declared to be Juab county. SEC. 10. All that portion of country, bounded north Millard county by Juab, east by the meridian line, forming the eastern oundary of. |
