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Show trot i(' ' or t ii s v?? :f - . 'HIE ' SALT LAKE TRIBUNE, 8 FRIDAY-MORNING- VJftt 1 r MARCH 4, 1921. , ( Income Tax Measure Meets Defeat on Final Ballot in Seriate; . Cooperative Marketing and Railroad Police Bills Cause . Near Excitement in Senate Cattle and Sheep Men Bandy Caustic Words: in House as Bounty Fund Is Discussed 1 Clause in Former Moves Senator Jones to Inquire One Meature Passed Down Author Votes in Senate Judiciary Committee Transfer of $30,000 for Use in Elimination of Negative as to Validity; Special Rail Police Would Mea- . Scabies Among.Sheep and Request of Cattle j to House With Approval in Order to Obtain Re- - Reports Back House i Cause Conflict, Senators.Think. men Is 10J)ob for Cause of Division, Ten Meet Quick Death, consideration of Merita sure 178 With Changes. - s few minute during the morn-- I Ineffective, even when tha of th Utah senate yes-- is In the toil ot th law, An adverso on Senate bill No. terday there threatened to be a lit 111. eby Peters, report also adopted, after It came when more than the was tie excitement. usual debate. The bill OR T J, in H Senator V. T. Jones asked Senator Edward Southwick the meaning of sec- - tion 24 In the cooperative farm marketing bill, then under discussion On second reading. - The section referred to reads: "NO association organised hereunder "shall tie deemed to be a combination in restraint ot trade, or an Illegal monopoly, " Or an attempt competitlorr-c- r fix prices arbitrarily; nor shall the contracts or agresments between the association and its members, or any agreements authorised In this act be considered Illegal or In restraint ot trade. Senator Southwick replied that the sec. tion meant that individuals could not organise monopolies. Senator Jones was apparently not satisfied with the explanation, and moved he to strike the section, and thereby brought a more vigorous pick for the section from the Utah county author. Senator Southwick said that If the, motion carried It would stop one of theproposed functions of the farmtomarketenable ing organizations, which Was case farmers to hold their grain in they to and suspected market manipulation obtain money on warehouse receipts for n farm products. Hs asserted that the did not apply to anyone but the members of the association themselves. Senator Jones thought that whether an agreement was illegal or not could safely be left to the courts to decide. It was at least unusual to attempt to forestall Si court decision in this manner, and he doubted whether the aection would hold its ahdity in the court. roar--ketl- kec-tio- Class Legislation Intimated. Senator Antoinette B. KinneV naked the Utah county, senator if the section and the bill were'elaa legislation. Southwick thought it no more class legislation than the law perrtilttmg organisation of building odd. loan assocla. tiona. Tv Senator Jones and possiblyNwie other voted aye on his motion, andenator Southwick and perh&pa as many other voted against the motion, which was 'declared lost by President McKay, The blR, then passed second reading, without further debate, and by unanimous vote. There was another' mild thrill when H. B. 1, by S. W. Morrison, Jr.. wa entering the lethal chambers This bill would enable railroads to appoint persons to police their rights of way, th bill being that procedure outlined In the consent of the they should obtain th amended this had governor. The house so that sheriffs and polios officers should have voice in th appointment of such officers. The aenat committee took another whack at the same problem, and provided that the railroad police should be first deputy sheriffs.' When the bill came on th floor it was still further amended to provide that only citlxens of Utah might serve as railroad police, and further that they should make duplicate reports to the sheriff of th county wherein they , Senator Jones still did not see the necesSenator Btandtsh officers. such for sity thought that the bill would gtvsmenthe railto priviroads power appoint many leged to carry guna and use them against American citizens. He thought there were too many persona carrying guns as It is. It it hard to convince foreigners, hs said, that they have no right to carry guns are carrying when ao many American them. The senator from Bingham was specially opposed to having the governor make these appointments He said that under the bill it would be possible for the Utah Fuel company to put men carrying on the and Winchesters trains to intimidate the passengers bev and tween Colton Helper. d. Responsibility Indefinite. , 'of the legislature . who in th cattle and divided yesterday of repreeentatlvee-9- ? th first such division during the present session, for oo practically every question at issue since January 10 on the floor of the house the men whose Interest are In livestock have voted nearly as a unit-- , la some instances they have succeeded , tn persuading th two women member of the bouse to vote on their Ids, particularly when It wae a contest between th country end the city. Yesterdays division arose ever the pas- -; of House bill No. 200, sponsored by tbs committee on livestock, whlc pro poees to change the bounty et&tutei. some respects. It transfers $30,000 front the surplus now in th state bounty fuhd for use by th new state board of r for th eradication of scabies was not This transfer among sheep. overlooked by th oat tie and horse rale-- ; era until th sheepmen objected to an Increase In th amount ef th fund to be allotted for eradication of predatory animals, particularly rabbits sad aqulnrela wife-desert-er eeesion Senator Southwick said tha railroad policeman would not know whether he was responsible to the sheriff, th governor or the railroad. Senator Tebbs, who had had tome of the- - amendments Inserted, was otill not satiafled with the bill. Vote on the bill was 8 to 8, with two senators absent. On vot would have saved th bill for further consideration on third rending calendar, but It would have to obtain two votes before It could pass the sen-atThere was some talk of a motion to reconsider, but none euch developed during the day, and It la probable that .th bill will be back In th house before one could now be made Action on Senator Haywards minimum wage bill was postponed until her return to the senate, she being absent on account of Illness. Th bill by Representative Clawson, making thg disbursing officer ot th national guard also aaaiatant adjutant general, was passed after Senator Dern had stated that it was found that euch an officer wae necessary In reorganising the guard and that tha bill would accomplish the result without any aiyiltional expense. o. Two Measures Executed. The senators found that ,afi easy way to get a bill off the second reading calendar wae to, kill It by edopting an adverse oommlttee report.. Chairman Jenson of the senate judiciary committee found himself of filial executioner for two measure introduced by Senator Jenson of Weber, ly moving the sdoptlon of hi Oncommittee's report. would have meted out severs. .punishment to the man whe fraudulently concealed or removed from th state personal property of which J ths title remained with another. The bill would apply with considerable force to automobiles purchased on the Instalment plan but not yet paid for. The other was the bill to abolish the office of county road commissioner. In the afternoon, however, this bill was revived by reconsideration of th motion to adopt the committee report. Senator Tebba explained that he had been largely Instrumental In killing title measure, through a misunderstanding of the office to b abolished. He thought It referred to th county road supervisor, but found that it referred merely to a county agent placed In charge of tjie roads In a district In the countv. He thought that the county commissioners themselves could do this work. Senator Jenson In th afternoon said that the bill would effect a considerable saving in Weber county and Senator Htandlsh moved that further consideration bs left until today. The bill remains on second reading calendar. Bv an adverse report of the earn committee the Douglas bin providing for payment .of attorneys appointed by the court to defend Impecunious persons arraigned on criminal charges was killed There was a brief debate over the bill by benator Kinney, to make or fallurs to provide for a family a Ths argument for th bill which felony. carried most weight wa that the bill would maka it possible to have such husbands and fathers returned to state hy extradition proceedings Th the bill paaaed bv unanimous vote. It had th Indorsement of a number of men oonn-ote- d wun the present la such 'asrs. It was urged that covering a county canlmt afford to sngng an offl.-eIn many cases to the Wotk of one or two su h supervise and for lliat reason tb present prisoners jaw Is often - Inti-msie- lv Insurance and Illness and Absence of Pro-- Motorists Voice Objections Infected Fruit ' Measures ponents of Bill Believed to Paying Into Any Funds Ato Among the Missing. to Be Cause of Its Failure. Except -f- or- the Road. -- Reciprocal 0 of Blue, Author ' Sunday Statute Is Remorseful MEMBERS in would, have permitted withdrawals certain cases from irrigation districts, without the consent ot the directors of the district. Serwtor Peters said he had introduced th Dill st the request of a estimable gentleman and thought It veiy had merit, but was willing to abide by Tdef-lolPlana for refunding the WhU thB- - UtAb eervat passed down 4 the committee report He was convinced "The Southwick Income-ta- x HAriRV' C." bill yealer-da- y ef th state of Utah took another RtPfttStNTATlVk that thp end sought might be obtained the house with It Approval only one was. in defeated the. atats on senate county,- - whe turn F Sensenmeans-at yesterday afternoon when tha present available. measure;-efletwo long session y ester fUial ator Smart said that th passage of such passage through lack of the con- ate judiciary committee reported back Introduce hfeue bill N. 11, known It seven measures on second passed a bill would seriously disturh the pres- day. A stitutional majority, which In a senate House bill No. H8, th "Blue Bynday" mkasurt, mw by Day,, with amendent irrigation dlstrlot law and that that reading. Add in Addition killed ten bills, of eighteen members requires ten votes. ments, and also his bflt In ths hnda ef th siRing new which prolaw is the result of several years careful bill, ofeversl which are returned to the The bill had nine vote In Its and ef th house favor on poses td rales $600,400 by th sale of (ft commit consideration. fiouse headless. roll call on the third reading to seven per cent hs gave notice that h would withbonds,' tax free. - The oew bill o One of B "dead pleasures, the against, while Benator Elisabeth Hay- is fathered -- by the judiciary committee draw th masur today. me , tax bin, la not dead, but rather ward was absent on' account of Illness. and la known as Senate bill No. 12$, However, he wad told by th chlr-m- n t recomatose, Another has been SENATE already Senator J, W. PetsiW was temporarily ef th eenwnKts that objection The- Day blU la Introduced and as it " to suscitated dnd on restored it place the absent. Fifty-thir- d ,Say. Tkursdxy, Xareb 8. would be mad to withdrawal and that house one the with but paaaed dissenting seoonj reading calendar, a senator who The Democratic woman member of the vote, called for ths Issuance of $1,800,-l- a It'qraa ltkly that th measure would BOX 1XTB0DVCEB, had been Instrumental In kilting It say senate had supported ths bid WednesS. B. US, committee ea judiciary Prostate bonds, .of whloh $1,000,600 com out ef th sifting committee with ing that he misunderstood its intent. day. Yesterday, before ths final result viding for a $600,000 hood Isoao to swot was to 4o used In completing contracts a favorable rport attached. Even so, th days work shows final ac- of ths vote was announced. Senator Eddoflait is tenoral fund. Intredaeod as xpc-tatle- n This Is contrary te Parker for ths construction or Improvement of on moeoure to amended H. B. Ill, tion tn ths senats, on ail but the formal ward Southwick. author of ths oomp.nl $6000 for Poisons. r, and contrary to hi hep, for end pinned oa toot ad reading- - calenpart of legislation, on nine bills, and changed his vot to nay, making the bill, state roads, already entered Into. Tha reThs blit provides 60ol for poisons for , dar. semifinal action, which in most oases sult eight for and wa serinew he net he admit that was to b used In remean everything but on more roll call, two absent and not eight against, with remaining $800,000 getting rid of rodents, and th cattle and OX BILL. ACTIO In indebtstate hilt. ous th ha fund' th It funding voting. Introducing general on seven other. grain men wanted the bill amended so B. B. 66, Senator Peters on Wednesday twice edness, thereby placing ths fund on Dene Komestead ezempttea. i Of attached te It they might have $10,004 for this purpose.. the bills killed, perhaps the most registered bright blue ribbon Return tp heuae granted. his vot against th bill and something more nearly approaching a The was sheepmen objected, whereupon the aottdn I summary with Henaie Senator Hayward voted as many time cash basis than has bain possible now taken te been taken from said have H. B. 171, Winder EmWmlag. Tubllo that cattlemen cam back with aome sarcWitio-retnarbill No. 103, by Senator George H. Dem. In Its favor.- health and labor, . some n The for a of th rules a senats brow. of former years. bottle about the sheepmen securing This wae a bill that proposed to amend give Benator 8outhwick control of th . B. IT, Fnart Special lmprovaaeat The Day bill, however, provided that $30,004 for the fight against the scabies,' th law with regard to reciprocal Insur- measure for twenty-fou- r fund.. guarantee Bagroeaing and h the state motor hours and vehicle fund registration Another difference was over a clause ance and Interinsurance contracts, which gave notice that he would make a mo should provide both sinking fund and InIn th biU which would reduce the taxes B. B. 71, bad been passed two years ago. The blU tion for its reconsideration. Peter Special improvement seterest for the entire amount of the on aheap for the bounty fund collected bee da. Infracting end enrolling. was prepared toy Ruion 8. Wells, state lected that If 8nator HaywardIt is Resolutions s backed, of course, by ths credit A B. T, Th cattlemen wanted to Increase the IHet gpeenl imprereacet Insurance commissioner, Mr. Darn "ex-- I 11 to com to th senate to vot la too bond h " t state fund F In other today general Bill held In eagraeaing and districts. size of tax from LC mills to 8 mill' HnttoHntr this jlnfAnn plained yesterday, but had aroused much th bill will bs lost for, th present A.III4 It bad been reduced words. If the succeeding legislatures did tlOnOTWg to determine whether home amendfrom 4 to LB. Bheep--' opposition, and Inasmuch an tha comralt- aot for a tax oa provide ed. Senate eefaaee te eeaeur, Keuoe rehigh enough men tee had reported the bill adversely after objected to thla and pointed out that e automobiles te pay the enure sinking Reeolutlonc of respect te the memory of th bill futes te recede. Senator Pater, pin and , also reduced the levy against-cattlhe commttto moved hearing, accept the fund and Interest on th new bonds, as Anthon H. Lund, late first counsellor to Author Setks Delay lobb aimed confer. and horse owners. The cattlemen tee report. Th motion carried unaniwell as on th issues totaling $6,000,000 th first presidency of the L. D. 8. church, retaliated X. B. lid, Ivor Otty MUtw gvrarn- With When In was the assertion ths bill that there called the taorn' that have preceded it, the mously, and the bill was killed, Th senmeat. , Judiciary. general fund were passed In the elate senate yesterday. were leas than a half million horses Ini ate usually permit a bill to remain on ing. Senator Southwick asked that S. B. 71. Hayward. Klnimaa wun, would to have make Th were the a resolution deficit speup by r prepared the while there were nearly two the calendar at least one day beror final, tion be deferred until th afternoon. In gotten deferred pending return ef author, cial committee composed ot Benator J. millionstats, and that th sheepmen wer ths hop that th Balt Lake senator Fund Proves whe wne ab.eot ea account ef ill eat. ly applying either th ax or th chloroInadequate.Peter, Republican floor leader; getting sheep, the ff, greatest benefit out of ths 8, B. 71, Patera Sanitary inapeotiant ef form, when th committee reports ad might be present. In th afternoon ah H. floor Democratic lender, Dern, George fund and paying only a smalt tax still absent and tb Utah county senThat Uil mean what It gay Wts oertaia eeoupntieaa. Paired) ayes, Mi vereeiy. The resolu- bounty In proportion to tha size of tha states-flocator voiced no objection, to taking action ted at the close of last year, whan, and Antoinette B. Kinney. I. r , tion! read: measure. on tn Aaaiatant adjutant on 81nc bill X. B. Ml, Clawaa Account ths th has ot Bills th cost Meet of telling Quick Death. heavy of "Whereas, In the death no way been either supported or opposed the 4 1 per cent bonds general. Feieed aeeead feeding) ayee, Mi i previously Issued Honorable Anthon H. Lund, yesterday we recognla The 'summary execution administered on Straight party lines I. In the senats. it hy the state for road purposes, bnt, motor th Range War Averted. west B. B. 103, Jaaaon Hotor vehicle epera-'tlewhole state and. that the the the Salt Indeed, take senator yesterday was la hardly possible that It would . be vehicle registration fund In tha state by For a tlm a rang war wa predicted, a sequel to a hearing held earlier lit th pushed through th house with suffi- treasury was not Sufficient to meet both sustain a great- loss, and Paaaed aeeead leading; ayaa, Mr eh ft, "Whereas. W recall among the many but th bill pasned without Any nhang morning before the commerce and Indus- cient speed to Insure It passage unless selling coat and Interest. In 114, tb CIau disIlf of of Deaglat Palae paraona tiona, Activities this the relating to taxes and with, wherein futh effect of the It reaches Ut house In ths very near try oommlttee, Opposition to th bll, however, tinguished citizen long , aervlcra a PaeeedNweend Out th Increase in th appropriation (or bill was gon Into in sotn detail, several ture. The measure la long and compligoading) ayee, It; abeant, 3. signal wai sound in several Day soon B. W. Horrtaaa, Jr. KoUerad quarters H. B. new section wa added to th A poison.' of concerns which carry cated. i ' a Its purport was mad known. Thla representative Killed; aye. 3 naja. 3) abient, I. pelloe. "Member Ol the territorial legislature, bounty law by th bill which places a this form of insurance virtually a muIn the state Senate when memSenator Southwick Introduced th de- took voice A B. 130, SonthWiok Ceoparatlra farm 8 cent on JackrabbltA This of th law creating the Agricultual Insurance without th formal mutual bate yesterday with the assertion bounty of that ber ot both attacked the pro- author In- marheUng. Paaaed teeead reading; ayee, tural college of Utah, approved March 8, wo amended during tn session tb In.erganiSa tion being preeeat. -ths senator ewe tt to their constituents visions in tb parties Day-bl' Ml eheeat, 4. which make -; which or said to orr. elude commies! whit of member 188S, The heuse Thorne hare, the to to the capitol fc. B. 10 bill to bill, relating such a th burof tb state pay the defpass squads DestleesAtteracys fra th of - member et and faat eastern th northern of to 1911, ale ltlk13, port infected to was t, May ot another den fruit, July criminal aoeuaed an In icit taxation th charges, paraona general fund. It. was whloh th ax was applied quickly, th tha board of regents of the University ot state. The bill I not safely on its otwayn Benator Knight asked for and obtained w killed by adeptiea ef unfavorable report. Properly a burden on Utah a bill not having long been In the senate. th slnoe 1003. In all of Whloh services to th sentA however, (or notlo A B. 113, Janaan J raud slant eonooel which 11 Insertion of an amendment not on th and taxpayers few ha has devoted himself unselfishly to th motion to reoonakier th vote wa given. Senator Bmart, chairman of the agricul- would credit th corporation tax with th who happened to own automobile. meat or remerai ef property. Ngilled by The 1 18 measure The with nay, X of ef passed aafaverahle best of tural this interests the psopl aye, state; rapert, committee, explained that tha oppo. adeptiea property taxes paid during the argument was put up that th automo-bille- ts and 10 absent. A B. 110, Jcnean Te ahelteh at fide, ef eltlon to th bill from those having th general, are usually of a wealthier class now, therefore, be It senate year. A similar amendment ol W sdhes-da- y Billed semlon penal with blank; state Interest of the fruitgrower at heart was th Yesterday of That tha county goad ear miitleeere. covered "Resolved, he tb th had, only discovered, taxpayer end therefor Later adeptiea ef unfererabw report. to th effect that It would undo much reading calendar, but the sifting; incoma tax. could afford to help meet the deficit, and Of Utah express sincere appreciation ot third rived aed resold ered. Actio peatponed ara committee placed nln bill and on mem., 'that had been don through long etrug personal Increase of even so small a sum hla work, end extend to his family and til today. and Immediately began th orlal thereon ProfoB last few years. There was no Jnfatnlliar With Meaesure. . sympathy which w as $33,800 annually on thV 011 fund gsln the I, B. OS, Kinney Making failure te prowork of passing bill. Most Of the bills one apologise for the measure, and It was expenses more Paaaed aaeead reading) vide a felony. th then Vie on taxpayer Debate acted upon were lengthy, requiring itiucft general merits of th existence wa ruthlessly cut short. present would willingly beer, .aim: area, lOl abeant, 3. bid followed. Senator Knight said that at tlm for reading, and . three of them Representative O. F. Mcflhanea mea- tha Withdrawal from Irrithere are already widespread .erles 3. B. 113, Pvtar about undera not had sufficient senators caused lengthy debate. sure with to perunJuvenile regard courts, , and experimental, bereome, dangerous gation districts. Killed by adeptiea ef taxation. overburdening measure to of them tns justify 132, by Douglaa making favorable rapert. mitting incarceration of certain delin- standing and that th senator would mak no th House bill Np. tn voting for It, unless they were much Issuance of check a felony when B. B. 103, for ten days as better Drew Beeipraoel laiaraao. quents In Juvenile-ward- s Autolsts Object . , mistake in killing th bilL and Its . with In th bonk to meet auw fund not acquainted provision tbero a was bill hilled oa Hopand friendless. by maximum, found Adreraaly reported, Benator Perry B. Fuller that th ajmoat e- -, The automobillits. at ra part. Senator Jones, noting that the author was thsir effect than he, or than be suphowever, Insisted only thing te be said in favor of th bill them, wa rejected at th morning to tn other be, with Benator k tn any afternoon posed the but while on K. B. 14, esnualttss sa edaeatles a ion, tax In reconsideration, that, automobiles for wae the experienced and he was juvenile Wqurt work, said tb that right, principle H author. ecraaiieriea. 8end reading calender, moved and an amendment Inserted improvement ef state roads which th that the senators should wait until th possible exception of th that if that wa true, the measure wa witk eemmittre nmandnMats. In th measure and passage was thus efchairman of the Judiciary committee had spoke of tha expense to corporations in automobillets use, but which It was ts thought worth trying. viz d notion X. m. tax inootn statement thsir be 174, oemmUtee ea preparing all fected; aye 20, nay 12, absent 8. Th consulted as other hor well oI the aut to the jmrpoa acknowledged persons as The roll coll followed, and showed no amendment Textbook in eity tehaels. eed reediag said that In hla own companies- - half used, did aot meet with their opposiprovided that punishment for the measure. The senator weeF. Impa- and from that which passed tha bill eheng Is devoted of tom calendar, with oommltu amandm.ata. tha tlma wer uch employes a felony would not exceed two yeara tion, they opposed to taking on on second reading, with th exception tient, however, and a motion by Hehgtor to AbolH. B. 101, oamwKtaa a adnostie tor of business th acoqunt In state th state keeping other burden prison. . the whan ax, striking tn gouthwlck applied particularly Senator Orlando th two . absentees. ishing yoaitiaa ef advisory itata ftokaal .Income tax. , there le still so much road work to be ef enacting clause. in explaining hla vote, aM that arc hi tool Saoond grading oalendar, Bradley, "In asserted, like he don In. this," th state. They wer able to Bora-to- r VThlnge 8. a. 87, gulaaey Architecture. Income tax had been demanded for a Fish and Game Bill Delayed. thfess critical time bring conrusion and mak their opposition felt sufficiently anumber Solution Confused. Senates amendments. Bill neneora la hott of and both parties deTh fish and gam blU, which required of th th dissatisfaction among psopl Ora strong before tb senate Judiciary com- manded it. yearn t 14; strait, 4. While he had eom miigtv-Ing- a an hour to read, paaaed with $1 aye, 1 ay, rams senator The Action took similar state. to mittee cause to that out vote body he would grwttng and enrsUisf. report measure, the about member h blU .being absent. Numerous amende with regard to a senate committee Asked, "doing the- - Day bill with th Are the. farmers, tax. Bill 8. B. 73, Sauthwiok laoesa amount cut to Th roll coll stood; menu wer mad beforb final passagra which had proposed to solve the court ths square thing In urging th passage $1,000,00, 11 ot which Is to be used for "aye." Isat a third raiding , through lack at Dern. Fuller. Benator Bradley, ' Ayes tom ether that wer offered being rra difficulties, of the Fourth and Seventh of this bill, knowing that they ar to b state road Th additional amount I Jenson, majority. Ay, ti ray, 7: judicial Lamph, Bmart, Southwick, Ttbb Joe ted. Notice Of A motion to reconsider, districts by taking Uintah and xemplT" In Senate bill No. 136. for bust, I. Anther changes hi vet sad . provided President McKay. Total, lluchesn oountles from the Fourth and however, wtirkeep th bill In th homra Benator Knight referred to th lack of This provides that during the year 1921 and gives notice at motion te geoeasideg. y Nay Senators Adams, Jenkins, Jones, Another 'day. House bill No. 126, ef In footed H. B. 117, Thorne Bale placing them In th Beventh district, and figures a to the expense of administer- and annually thereafter for sixteen veers relating to th organization fruit, the latter two judges, Instead ot ing th income tax and said that tha the state auditor must set aside $31,281 Kinney.7. Knight, Uulnneg end Btandtsh. Iverson, assessment Knaeting elaura stricken. giving Total, mutual passed) companies, H. B. lit. MoShsno Jurnnila wards la the present one. The net result of th iovsrnmsnt is A year and one-haa a sinking fund for tb $60.000 bond ' Absent Senators Heyward and Peters. aye 82, absent 16. of the senate bill was that a supjails, Enaotlng olsns strickas. noil in taking and that th Interest Is also payable out . livestock transient 4 B. 133, Janaan Barrio of mxarss killing bin, H, Total, Jusolution Beegmlllers of senate th tax work. posedly happy of th state general fund. Tha proceed Moved te foot at ra'ssdxr. B. Ill, 10 passed without opposition. It committee wee all confused again. from th sal of the bonds ar to b B. B. Bon, diciary 14, judiciary commit When It permit counties to do thalr onown sr porla Urged. In th stats treasury and appropriated proposed to defer action assage d erica ef fourth and Boren th Judicial distransient on until the Whitmore whlcn tioning of taxes collected bill, Monday used "exclusively," according to th tricts. Cssetiag aiaeaa ttriekea. Senator Southwick repllqd.that h had and livestock and taka tb work out of tho gives the Seventh district two Judges, heard k bill, "for th purpose of paying deficits K. B. 4, Whltmrac Braced judge for th a similar of board argument concerning atat hand of th equalization. InSenator David Jenson asked, rather Incurred by th state during the last preBey. Judicial district. Craldrtia goo dignantly, Tkartdar, Monk 1, UAL Jlfty-tkl- r Twlc yesterday Tt wa necessary to If it was proposed to recommit bill two years ago. He said that under Bill nmata ra Monad ever until Monday. tb farmers ar hot ceding biennium." demand A call or th bous. One th th blit again. The committee bee had th bill es emended, carIs The of tb Interest same rat As trading calendar. ok actiom mors than anyone sla. wo At th request of Keprenttlv call lar any exempted Boar-ilor Autemckll K. the bill before It three four times dur- -' B. 106, ried In th Day bill and Is higher than H. B. 138, Deegts Kskhig ImuN at It Is not that th bill wont work, h anv stood ascend raiding) ayes, , 17; Douglas, end when h secured th rer rata on bonded ing th present session, and each time asserted, the stats by to paid li Meet yst will sAseke It that fusds wttheal felsoy. work, "but that of the members who hod Adjourned turn X ckaont, I. It has held protracted hearings as to The highest preceding was tad ra aye 18, sags 18, skraat real worry of some r of it indebtedness. to th corridor to smoke, he had Hous K. B. 1M, Ivsis-lt- sd beards taspeace crowded conditions of court calendars In causing th W zb- bond cent. In 4H of th leeracUarattea 11, , per spit high to rays bill, aye this pass blU No. 132, previously rejected, pissed, fund. Failed tacssd trading I tyw, 17; Th Whitmore blit, opponents. on Ifought th two districts. It Is possible to mak market, R Is expected that th state a bettor many Th second cell cam when-sbaant, J. MK I. 04, Lewie FUA zed gem MIL however, remains on the calendar until of bonds, tax free and carrying It per cent 8. B, 43, Kiraay Buys. Senate gu It. members walked out during the reading will sell at or close to, par. Monday. Interest, he said that fzaas to cancer in hauac amendments. Dern bill a raise that N. quorum was of a lengthy Senator Georg Jto', gresiag leads. Cloning minute of ths afternoon were H. B. Ml. Dougtss Issnanoa ef wcrthlsts did not ctaim to understand th bill very looking. As soon a th call was raised a ot to consideration devoted the shocks a felony. . , had been given only Judtclsry. '$? n!r AT'peroi- - Airadleg werkwra th members walked out again. bill, raising the automobile license well. The measure 8. B. 33, oommitta an edcottlou Ov. throughout. the lest year th Income was probably an Imperfect examination Keraleed fna aerate eras genra ties laws. be loads and rates that may Beat to limiting d achocl at govf, strict. and this bill would gantsatic senate Judiciary committee bed not las than zsd referred te outlay eaauaittee Reading rks Listeners. carried, and prescribing other regulations. The ern!. had time even to read th measure tn take th general property and other taxes IL A. to, MlUe Fiekiutlsg dlawkabw-ter- y Th bill was amended In several .particuH. B. Ml, Beermlllrr Tsastisa at from th Income tax. He had been InKnights bill amending th Irrigation fire Usnosee aatsMsatiora committee. In full by livestock. Agriculture. laws relating to th organization of Irrilars, In accord with th Ideas of the formed that th cost of collecting th Metloe reraived was the he mid Dern Senator taking yeaiee. aasssement Mutual assocH. B. 131. Ivurton Automotive Dealers federal Income tax ran about 28 per cent gation districts wa the bill the reading Kerne Striekes. eraetlsg largely on filth. He knew those who ot mpanlas Comm a roe and industry. iation. It now permits a maximum' of bill of which grew so tiresome that th memK. a. 14, OsIUetee KeUHng the total collected. the bln . this year and X. B. 103. linstock scmultt Instead of ten, two had worked on worked louatt. eleven tons as a load 4 bers sauntered Into ths corridor until 41m at Trasqasllted wwls faon ettg two It hed who year those efAgncultura. of becomes one, and trailers, Instead the reading had been completed. Thre measure with May Injure Tax Idea. tha had He I. B. 37. Hsywsrd Jock dealers. (003 oompared ago. on Instead of 1, In reading th hoars fective clerks becam r.aaiair 8, iriiralstls Irakis S. approval. April M, the model Inootn tax measure of th Natrading calendar. Adverse report, Bom of th most hardensd advocates In this condition th bill was passed. load kuii load grand fud erith measure. It was passed; ayes, 26; abK. B. 171, Day State bead taint, laraad sufficient with association Tax era tional of said was routine Income Benator Dern in Much of eh tireed by apaskar. the day tax," spent sent, bill trading ra'andar, with ftmandmaBtl, 8. M. Jesklat Articulating adalnlw work and steady calling of the roll or to be assured that It followed that say they do not want It If the property Four bills and on memorial remain on B. B. 34, Tabb Aoeeuataal. Signed by trcilra at$,Carer land rat paejeets wit anetax la to be deducted. They ray It will reeding of bllle, the story of which Is told closely. th third reading calendar for today anil board. land speaker. mean by In a for mia black income Ilgssd tor the senate the eye as soon as the measure hav been disth summary only to la lengthy My hlMkrkric Ufwi ederatloa - Bolsi-tn8. B. 83, esnunltte avored in Party Platform. tax Idea. On th other hand, under presday. posed of another batch of ten or twenty ymUeat. at sshoal ttra ts Organise esestp 1 am convinced th tax A. will b reported by the sifting commB. Vf My On reason he would vote for thq bill ent Utah laws, at first el css. ftfnsd by sprakar will not unless th Joet he ute. Big measures were signed by th propwas that It wa In both political platgeneral H. B. 04, Wisdom Frertera netles a ar credited. taxes I. B. it, In a IlfMd Mabey Vetoe had himself erty had pecker yesterday, several received from blU rescinded rad He advert part forms ef tdwtiM report Mil will am sure that this net result th senate and referral to the sifting retests t4 And rfarrd 4 . ayppriatn preparing ths iwmocratlc etat platform, be It a in reduction of will commute killed "Him! measure end on whloh ha i. B. 4ip not vote against th etmply and could tanunltte. X. B. 136, Iveraee Bslsttag 4 (rysalan-tiaa- " by adoption of an adverse report wa without stultifying himself. 1U said that another way of raising additional revenue A. prldnt B. Tt, Impmemest to state for easssaiMni tha th appropriations of metusl expenses, reinstated and sent earapssWs, The Utah legislature was yesterday the farmers want th bill, thinking they fmod. by pmLdiat. (uaniitM Neither will the bill reach th for Faaasd' ayes til ebasat 16. committee. The latter measure was th A. apprised of Governor Mahay's first veto, will reap tome benefit from It The busiB. 71, imprTMMst Berataab Bra B. some ra K. unless of th Jorlabor method bill th for aaaaiitta element, elgner dredging men ar to ness his calling to failed he when apprehensive generally give approval Aifaod b bod Is provided for deducting the Income tax Istlag 4 beeatlra am paedstery sabnate. dan river. Th hou refused, to reced j pro ild c i. House Join memorial No. d, by Repre- about It 1A Xra 34 any absent Fsaaedl li bill No. ttonate nye men on of In source at amendments Its th form these from th to be bill The sentative Douglas, which memorialised may prove disappointing TODAY'S CALEKDAB. Imtie. f meriea fra aa.asaUarattra given. $3, by pstara, relating, td special payroll. congress to amend th transportation act In th revenue obtained from111It n said. of th domonthly B. 161, AeermUitr gristing te ara X. conferenc a not and will think cut loot t MnMi M It b'olook tkia the facts bear "I find that provement districts, In order to enable states to control and In that the farmers a at Ureatook. treaaisal Fsaaedl nranl a brant 16. commute comprising 8vy, Douglas and statement that tha farmMnltf. Intrastate railroad rat fixing. In ex- their tax burdens have not been relieved. th ungenerous ere pairing all ayeK. 61 Swenson was appointed to confer with A and th THIBD BEADING. B. 1. A W, Kerriraa, Fr Aetbarira planation of his veto. Governor Mabey He said that the federal government In ers , Uk th tases. committee from the ramate. railroad peiit. Bra stated that he Tielleved th present time 1111 obtained $di)0,040 In Utah, and that A B. Tt, big emstlea at eta ro. A Another proposed amendment to th wa a banner year for large Incomes. For that bill tejaetsd. tine resales from tUo iofonod ob til rotors of ootbor. Inopportune for such legislation. Items not State Needs Moner. bill, containing A B. 7. Peter appropriation A.B. 70. Aost twicWMMM Apeeisl tsipeaeamrat Bold bos. Included tn th governor's budget, was Kara re ferae te aerade from tt tetri ra s otlo4 of aaotloo to voooaoidor. "The rates In th hill ere pretty high. 4saieeitaamt rad erafermst errajsitw In th house yeaterdav and referred read Ka B. UI. A. B. IM. H. B. 1U. A B Rut th state certainly need more reveip to the appropriation committee. It cam end 1M. A. N. tb X. B. 1M osd X. B. 1M, praatad. wasiatlnf at gray, Beegts nue, and the Democratlo party Is pledged from the governor' so tVm. office, and I Into an Income taz. In consideration that A B. 38, Pwn CrratUp dspsrimaet ef far salaries and tended to provide BECOND BEADING. It should be a Juet tax when tb propOf department fined bp sposbra. created by th regia'retten. B. B. IM, Gu'Booy 8. B. 10, Frasre Tsokofoo of fmlU, erty tax I deducted,, I ghall vote In supFtrmltUag esteiuira which legislature, present departments ol thla bid. at UfbUsg tea Meets by etil sad taws oofotobloo osd Btodo. A ottos doforrod os port hoard and commission supersede other Ml sftor wU os A. B. MI. , Senator three to toe year. Beealved fi H. C. Tebba laid that th n. amendment In most the respect K. B. it, XeAbooo Grcoaloolioo of pub-tl-o sonata end refined te alftiey eeraetlttra. priaolpl In th present Mil I right, and, tali only a matter of accounting, for, ordor for B. 4. Klaeeyi Inereratsy a.era tort kip otllttioo oommioaiose BpootaA while It might have fault In details, In elimhe will In th Items original budget tbio of ur boob ok t at slat board ef Insanity. Eeeeleed free o'oiocb, President Thomas E. McKay asked If the absence of any substitute he felt HILE some housewives may differ inated and the new Item Inserted In for K. B. I. WbllmorM tBtosd era. to gad referred to sifting eranmltue, was th bill that provided that pedes- obliged to vote for the Southwick bill. Th supplement call for stead. their as to th criminality qj the this a. Aowcnth JodtoM dutriot, B. Aotioo iofBrrod 113, earn, fraklaa pUatoag Otty Benator Harrison K. Jenkins Of Balt trians must keep te the right on a road $33,300 for th fish and gam commlMlon B wired frees saraba and remlaalra. oatU Msadof. negligence which permits duet when there was no sidewalk. He was told Lake pointed out that no on had underFor th for salaries, travel-n- g Ka Be ltd, Awoaooo-Aol- oo of Uods lad off I biennium, eraaraitten. ferred sifting on to bill detaken did Th Itself. show talk th te polthe sometimes ef that the actions It opregulate pedesof hatcheries A B. 37, fenblra lOnramss laad beard. labos xpnew maintenance trians. H scanned th provisions again bate hod simply, he said, been on th X. B 17. Dor Bood boa Imbo end th University g bread by apenbra. nd Ished surface of th family piano, of preserve gam tb eeotlon indicated. He found noth- principle of on Income tax, a principle I AmondauBlo. X. B. t3, Xalthi AmraJUg trrigetlaa ztn-- , for It allowed $4004 Utah of B. could Benator Antoinette Kinney A. B. IN, and th bill was with whlrh few person oould quarrel. laws reUtleg 4 ergeataatlse ef IrnreUez ing alarming there, duiB tj tmmitUo Goooro . . ion division. fssd boad too bo nothing criminal In falling lo keep duet at passed unanimous' on second reading. It He said th present bill hod not been just I fsaaedl eye BB; a toast 13. u dictate, Include: Other Item A B. lift. Jobbbs Ceuaty rood wioii time off th number plate on an auto- is due to be rant to th house today. ly considered tn Judiciary committee, end Mormon battalion commission, for contoooro abolltbod. mobile. She therefor proposed th only The bill provide that pedestrians must that th favorable report of that comCALEMBAB. T0DAT-7 $.'004. tingent expenoga. A. B. 97, Harvard foahe amendoutside of commit! keep to th side Of th rpadwsy when mittee had been decided on when there f registration And (latlra,; Oa Third Baadtag. Department A. B. lftft, foBoe Sorotoo of Bofomoao. ments. made In th deneon hill govern- there Is no sidewalk. It also provides that wer only three member ef the commitA X. B. ltd, Abras tics, 111.600. ypsrtlenmrai at east 194. oa odooaUoa X. B BommitUo when pedestrians must cross at crowlngs when tee prerant. The coet of the present bill ing th operation of automobiles at M. ring end eeileriing Wee. ftepariment of finance and purchase' Toatboek eoau&iBBioo. Th revenue te be th bill we up for econd reading yes- there la on within 10 feat of where they wa problematical. K. B. 16, pengtae-Jtolato sale ef $48 000. X B. 1 7ft, aomioitUB ta oduoatioo would The bill be would to cross. Bom th derived a that This wish deeded to said guerawnrk. provided real terday. ratal pedes, permit Btsl Mental hoeplteti, for completion of teraile, !a oitf BoktolB. tor of a car must not permit the num- trlan to cross the street In the middle of It would be lees than 1100,00. X. B. UI. B.adara Prertdlag fra tales fra new building. 187.33. H. B. 101. wramituo oa oduoatioo AWt T do look forward, he raid, "to tn ber to b. obscured by grease, mud duet a Bait Lake City block without thereby delin'. rat tanra, Atat board of examiner for repair Uklns of fin of sdriaory arahiUat at state M. B. 663, Boeder Brisling to tones ef time when we will have a workable end other accumulation. Benator Klnnev endangering hla right ef action In a lawAnd maintenance of former gtat ra.pl(of fro Kaai Mia loins. ef lira at twenty end preeinra sffleraa. I object to an experimental ahould off over th be tax. creese ho suit should thouxht , keep damage they personal at $80. Fillmore, COMMITTEE AMKOUMCEMEMTS. X. I. B. (. Bandar Frtperisg steatite-tlrath lettering, but did not see how It would struck by an automobile. Th Bait Irak bill at this time. Miscellaneous appropriations apnroved smaodmoet reI tire to treaty tree Cemmaro sad todutry semnlttra vll be at all time possible to keep dust olf. blocks and those In several other Utah - Senator Rufus Adame of Davis renmty by th slat board of examlnor, 111.436. ran tokiag efflra in April butosd ef Jura aaat temocrav araraiag si I 3 f alaok. 44 feet long from street line raid he could not convince himself that The senators raw th point and mad the cities ere Th hous will envn this morning ito street line. this wan a good bilk He thought It cum- correction. 7 at io o'clock. e 4 ed ta er yTrdy In-o- agria-cultu- UTAH - h-- k w1l-'1cnw- Seriate Adopt -- -- ' s ' -- ks i -- n. - K.l. u -- s: it impe-eunt- vrgs lhUn - , , 4 V - Test-bea- , -- lf bs-il- UTAH HOUSE - Bor-at- ' nut. I, pet Beeg-mill- o T er 1 one-hal- tree-sla- nt rae-raa- It g Governor I FirttLeghlativeMeaiure bn lax. ever-growi- 3, home-own- er 1 a sub LaW Requiring Dusting of Auto License Plate Elided - O Toat-boo- k! op-e- ra m g A . i ' f ) |