Salt Lake Telegram | 1935-01-24 | Page 8 | Legislative Sidelights

I LEGISLATIVE I SIDELIGHTS i Big words apparently hold no no I terrors for Lynn S S. S Richards secretary secretary secretary secre secre- tary of the sen senate te Reading a bill relating to mine taxation Wednesday Wednesday Wednes Wednes- day he came to in inthe inthe inthe the title stumbled a moment and then pronounced the jawbreaker multifarious The bill to prohibit certain groups of ot dentists from advertising probably probably probably ably will give the tho judiciary committee committe commit commit- tee te a toothache If Jt spokesmen men for tor these firms carry out plans to oppose oppose oppose op op- op- op pose the measure on oil the ground its teeth are false alse Former State Senator Knox Patterson Patterson Patterson Pat Pat- terson now a member of ot the United United United Unit Unit- ed States Slates attorney generals general's staff visited the upper house Wednesday but contrary to custom watched the proceedings from a gallery seat He s said aid he could see and hear better better better bet bet- ter there than on the floor o of the senate Wednesdays Wednesday's session of the hou house e of representatives was the shortest since the early days o of last w week ek ck It lasted asted only 47 minutes When legislators linger long on at their desks alter after the sessions have adjourned they are not all aU working on new laws An actual count Wednesday showed that nine were writing official reports to report to their wives Introduction of the committee of liquor bill found general favor favoron on the floor of ot the house even amon among its us numerous opponents an informal poll revealed Wednesday The sentiment of legislators apparently apparently apparently was that a bill prepared at atthe atthe atthe the request of the governor with so much labor should at least be placed before the house Sir R. R Phillips on the floor of the house stays closer to his work than any other Its It's a matter of necessity necessity necessity ne ne- ne- ne for he's hes just 5 feet 3 inches tall taU the shortest man in the house