Salt Lake Telegram | 1934-12-31 | Page 18 | New Year Sees Start of Terms for 70 Solons

NEW YEAR SEES START 81 ART OF TERMS FOR 70 SOLONS i Caucus Set for January 12 to to t. t Name Leaders of Both Houses S 'S Terms of ot 60 representatives and md 10 0 senators as members of the first y-first Utah legislature will b begin gin wi with h the New Year on Tuesday Two To w weeks ks later on January 14 H they will win convene with 13 holdover senator senators to o set in motion the states state's lawmaking 1 machinery machin cry A caucus will be held at the Newhouse New New- house louse hotel on Saturday January 1 12 at t which members of both houses will select elect their leaders and attend to other organization details The following following fol fol- lowing owing Monday Chief Justice Ellas Hansen of the state supreme court who vho will succeed the Incumbent Chief Chic Justice D D. D N. N will administer administer administer ad ad- minister the oath of office and the regular session of 1935 will open Highlight of the first meeting of ot the he 1935 legislature will be the reading reading read- read ing ng of Governor Henry H. H Bloods Blood's message Although the session Is two weeks S away way the chief exe executive has already begun preparation of the message e which will deal with major problems to o come before the lawmaking body Summons Legislators To aid him In the task and to Insure Insure insure in- in sure the presentation of an administration admin admin- program of legislation tion that will receive the support of leaders in both houses Governor Blood has summoned numerous legislators to the capitol Before the session opens It Is understood understood un un- the chief chiet executive will have discussed legislative problems problem with each of the 23 senators and with withas as af many representatives as time permits permits per- per mits During the C. C CIarence Clarence Clarence Clar Clar- ence Julian M. M Bamberger and Herbert B. B Maw of Salt Lake county and Senators Hyrum B. B Calder Cal Cal- der of Vernal Alonzo F. F Hopkins of ol Morgan and W. W D. D Hammond of Moab visited the executive offices offic No secret Is being made of the fact that the governor intends to give considerable space to legislation a af at- liquor and taxation In the message due to the controversial nature na na- na- na ture lure of these issues s. s Recommendations The message will also deal with problems of the budget relief crime water and o other her matters of t vital importance im ha- e to fo o the states state's welfare it is Is believed d. d Numerous Numerous- affecting these m matters have been 4 submitted to the governor by heads of state departments In view of or the numerous problems requiring legislative remedy the first message may be followed by others as the session progresses The governor governor gov gov- adopted this policy during the regular and special sessions of 1933 in an effort to expedite matters alter after factional disputes threatened to block passage of important bills biDs S With the legislature of 1935 almost entirely Democratic in political faith fuith if It not in complete harmony In its views on economics the governors governor's chances of or pushing through administration administration administration adminis adminis- measures are brighter it is it conceded than in 1933