Show L legislation FO fob FOS R UTAH the saem baem sacramento mento union afi has the tho following january i the house committee on territories it Is understood have agreed to report a bill which prohibits the tho mormon probate cou t from exer exercising elsing common law and ned chancery J jurisdiction uris diction and them to legitimate probate matters the same rame bill bili proposes t to amako make mako the united states at attorney torney eorney zes ves a and united t states marshat marshai the prosecuting and a n d executive officers of the district couns courts in utah and I 1 bus ibus take talie from tho the mormons cormons tiie tle tl tte ble e r present power to render the federal law practically inoperative or unproductive of results it is 13 PrOPOS proposed edy edl mso to make the ballot entirely secret so that voters may indicate indicates their sentiments sentiment 4 without fear of mormon lormon A vengeance it they rail fail all to obey bhe tho or of their theocratic chief chieti the bill bil I 1 does not set aside the ex cx litang woman sulf rage cage e it remains now to W bo be seen een whether the active ef foris ozithe mormon lobby hero cau can cocu lodicy ry the itie present attitude of the committee or prevent the ot of the proposed bill secret ballot may be a good talao for those who go skulking ly to work and prefer too to gerald zerate operate in darkness rather than in the e broad light of day mormon vengeance is available buncombe ns as is also the idea of rendering the federal law practically inoperative anybody who can render tender federal or territorial or municipal law jaw more practically inoperative than some of the federal judiciary d do deserves a gold medal for irge meanness the active efi forts of the mormon lobby may be a suggestion from those who im agina that no legislative bodied bodies make laws under any but undue influence if the courts presided over by federal judges in utah were half as honestly conducted as the probate courts the former would be far more efficient and satisfactory than they have been for some time past patt and they would not render tender themselves so liable to rever sory judgment by the supreme court ot the united states as they have been |