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Show DILL 205 PASSES I Joint Committee's Famous Liquor Regulation Meas- ; . ure Put Up to House.. CLSOIt REGISTERS SOLE VOTE AGAINST Sereral Amendments Made , Mating Bill Less Drastic . ..: Than as Framed. Witk thirtaea paction trlcko eat, two , new one Inaniml and amond-taeat amond-taeat to BBBMgtra to BMerttea, getiat alU SOS, tba Joist oonunitto liquor allla, iniil lit aenat a turn auaata bofor tmM today by a rot ef 17 ba 1. Tk smfattra vot wag ea by.lao-akor by.lao-akor L. M. Ototxa wh kafor tb ftaal roll call took eweaaloa to nn Ua poatUoa, daring wkich k Bald a fv eompUuMnl to tb xaajorlty. ... Tk irat matter considered at tki morning' eeloa was tk arek and . aeixnre clause aa applvmg to private i dwelling. tVtookay moved to sink out tb clause. He declared that th bill ' waa altogether too drastic aa it waa, and that part of it was vicious legislation. legisla-tion. Badger urged that tb clause remain re-main in, and whan th vote waa taken it wa found that tk amcadmcat aad bees lost. Badger offend aa amendment a modifying th proposed clauee that a tea res. warrant eaa only be issued upoa wot affidavit of a county, city or towa attorney, a herifl, chief of po-" po-" lice or city marshal before a dietnet judge or a justice of th peace. The amendment waa adopted. Funk the offered tk following amendment: . "Any person, Arm, corporation, so "V eiety or club within thu state that shall accept for shipment, traosporta-f traosporta-f tioa or delivery, or that aball ship, ' transport or deliver any intoxicating liquorseto aav person, arm, corporation, aoriety or club ia any prohibition die-trtct die-trtct .ia tb Stat of Utah, er to any point or place ia tkig state where the sale of intoxicating liquor i prohibited pro-hibited by law. except as may b au-t au-t honied by thl act or tho interstate eommerc law of the United btatee, hail be guilty of a misdemeanor. Badger waa opposed to the amendment. He Oeclered that It would mean the eendlng of money out of the etate that might just aa well remain In the Stat.. The amendment waa loot. Badger then Introduced the following aaMndBseal, which wa adopted: "Nothing In thla aet contained aball prevent or prohibit any city council, board of trueteea or board of county comreleelonere from enectlng restrictions upon and regulatlona of the trafno In Intoxicating In-toxicating liquor In and 1 1 Ion to but not In conflict with tbe provision, of thl act." 'A few mtaute later he Introduced the . following new amendment, relating to the ecreentng of ealoona. Tha section waa adopted with little debate: Sewp Money ta gtat. "flection tf. No licensed retail dealer, by himself, egent or eervant, except cluhe and pharmaclste, a Kail aell or expoee for sale, barter, give away or otherwise fur-nteh fur-nteh any Intoxicating liquors, except in a atngle room, which room ahan contain no bootha. curtains or partitions, except euch ea mar be neoseeary for the nolo purpoee of ecreeatne- eaid room from the - public gaao from the street or exterior-provided, exterior-provided, that a arreened or partitioned water cloeet may be maintained 1b such single room. - "Imrinx the time when places where In- toMlcatg liquors ere sold are required by law to be clneed, all hllnde. ecreens end rurtalne enalt be wltbdrswa from the doors and windows of .uch place., and the Interior doore. ecreen. bilnde and curtain a ahall be eo opened that en unobetructad view of the Interior of euch plecee may be bed from the mdewaik or oxterior of all euch plaoee." A ehort time leter the reeding of the bill was completed, and there being no jjr more amondmenta to oner some on asked for tbe rollcall. v ' Olaoa Ha But Bay. Before the question could be put. Funk moved that the bill be referred bach to the committee on menolacturlng and commerce with mstrn lions to report on senate bill . by Funic Thie le tba hill providing for otste wide prohibition. The mot loo waa seconded bv Oleon. who then proceeded to pay hi compliment to the ' majority ee aell ae to the bill and the liquor traffic lit general. He epoke for nearly a half hour en was ll.iened to with the closest atteatiuo throuanouL. . In opening Benator Olaon eald that be felt a gio-1 deU of evmneitl'V for the maVo-ltv and the dilemma In which tt had found Itseif en this question since the opening of the session. He thought that It mmM nothing but J'rot that tlie committee commit-tee on mnurscinree end commerce should report on annate bill thouah be bad but httle douot that It would be an adverse report. . Calls It a Changeling. Fe stated that et the opening of the , eeeaion there had been e "eort of a wtre-le.a wtre-le.a whteper.' very low yet loud enoua-h to be heard by ti e minority, that It wouid be well for thesn lo h-p eiwnt dunng tiie aeaai.in. lie declared t"at he had tned to keep quiet, and eo far had aad notnlrg on thie queauon. He uclare that he had read e-.nre of the eonoria'e in the N.wx in frin.-n tliat paiier had Ststed that the pr.i-iit law aria ww1 enough unices a e'aie wiue proiiMiiuoe tsar couid be r-aat.-.l. lie ha. I read a number of ant- - in te licrai-p.puh(l-, n. one of a .irh etx!d l"e hill aa a I . "fnund.inf " l-e waa l.ioni.M that el parc lliat w-ijid f--e imwl aa'-reo 1 ...uir.. of hoiv ar't and the ct.oiret of' t- --n'e cr'i d fl d no omer terra by e, n l'l o . 'w-'e I e p- I . 1 t I I -t In. h II ehov'i be ra -d "s iniri - a." for It Oao been c .T-d SO toei.y l.inee. 1. s t penenc ia Vv aii He nc'a-ed that h. h"d b-en r-f-i. d ' tn. ueoft en--c al In I r.. n 1 -t to apeek on i .c s . I ot pr t . n f I"r h -d h -i f'"'! t e t ' ' BILL205 ' tContlnued from page t.) avbjeci, thouah tha laat ' named 4 nreetlneT house wea need for- a . . aaquerade. which waa followed On . by a neniber of the young men . . . or the phu-e aetUna ao drunk that 1 the marshal had to arreet two of ' them, end knock down two others. lie decutredV that thia happened In what waa auppoaed ta be pro . hlbllloa territory. He sekt that twa yeare aao the people of the atate were told that t per oaat of the people of the etate wanted prohibition, pro-hibition, and If they wanted It thea they want It now. "Why thia changer" be aaked. and Intimated In-timated that there waa a re eon. but he did not give It. ta conclualon, Senator Olson said: " ebail net au)iilt tMe-WTT.TTle"ttisf today la better than the on that you would give aa." rank Declare Attita.de. - " Punk arose to a Question of personal privilege. He declared that tha minority minori-ty bad ample reason to vote againet the bill, that they had been etighled time and time again during Its consideration: that Senator Bertger had asked for the support of the minority at one time, but -that now he felt that the bill waa aafe he did not seem to care for that eupport. He denied that the senator from Salt Lake had the right to eay or Intimate how the minority would vote. He aald that herowld vote for the bill, not hers he-rs use It waa the bllt that he wanted, but becaaee he believed that some of Ita pro visions were better than the preaent law. Before the final roUcall It wee agreed that tha bill ehoutd be reprinted before It waa sent lo tha bo use. The Baal roll-call roll-call waa: For the MO Bsdyer. Booth. Barton. Punk. Horsier. Hyde. Irerson, Kellv. Km. hler. I. unt. klsrks. 8evy. Smith. Moo key, Williams. Wllaon and President Oardner. The Ions vote agalnat tha bill was that of Olson. . |