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Show THE accurate PRESCRIPTION STATE THE MORNING EXAMINER OGDEN, UTAH. FRIDAY MORNING, TERRI ARY 10. ind orders in the ii' ,, t muti practice .va unanimously pa, j. 11. Mr. B. LEGISLATURE of form the fund whicn is in the lu:..9 . the committee on contingent There btiiip 1. noteworthy President Love said: btvau-- u ut i lie mniibcr of bill apno objection, the action wi'l anil (lie receipt of thr report of tnr proved, the amount appropriated and special cuiuniitlee appointed to en- the whole report printed in the journquire into the disbursement of the al. It is hereby ordered Iliac thi- - lie I L'tiih World's Fair Commission, done. Ev.-rNo bill were Introduced, slid 'lie senator, save Sir. Lewi- -, was to the at oiue prort-odepresent. Rev. Spaulding offered prayer. of the two senate lull. The report of the special commit- Ilia nine hou-- e bills on the CaicUiiar tee was a follows: for third reading. of the Seattle and To the Pre-idcThe two senate bills, as loiluws, the Speaker of the House of Repre- were without debate, each resentatives Vour special committee ap- ceiving every vote on roll call. S. B. No. 46. by Senator Calll-tc- r. pointed to InvextJirare the arcouuts and affairs of the Louisiana Purchase Section 1. That Section 1W5 of beg leave to the Revised Statutes of Utah, ln'.'S. lie exposition comutn-sioand the same is hereby anu-nd-i d to report as follows: That they have examined and au- read as follows: 1:105. dited the book and accounts of said Should a vacancy occur in lii at any roinuiissainu and find that ll was re- offi.-- uf Jury cumiuii-slouc- r ceived fur th purposes of tho expo-i-titime, or should any such Cumniit-nion-c--r from the state treasury as per fail to act when required, lm- disappropriation at the Legislature at trict Judge shall appoint a iierwm, HUM or $15,U'Hi.(i0 either in open court or by Front proceeds of sale of telegram, lo till such vacancy or to act for the time being, aa the ra-- u slate house, furniture, 1,519.18 may require, w4sp shall lake tlie oath honey, etc From proceeds of nuies of required by this Nmpier. For the time in I.OUO.OU prominent citizens actually aud necccariiy employed From uiiIm of the com mission (09.09 the performance of his duiie-- . each' From money advanced by, Sujury roiiiniisiuncr shall be allowed by 315.63 the Board of County t'oimuisaiom-rpervisor C'uminiug of tho county iu which such service $00,504.50 is rendered three dollars per duy, aud r Also that there ha bom exupon such allowance the 4'ouuiy shall draw his warrant thcieior pended for the purpose of the commission and tits same shall be paid out of the as per vouchers on fib- - the sum of$58,373.38 County Treasury. 2. Tliis set thall take efSuction And that tln-ris on baud In the treasury 2,131.12 fect upon Its approval. S. U. No. 53, by com. on judiciary, 100,504.50 being substitute fur 8. U. No. 25 by Your tom mil tee further Audi that Senator Hollingsworth. Section 1. Every board of county there is on file in the office of the commission duly authenticated voucher commissioners in this slate shall be all for all moneys expended, all of which authorised and empowered to pa vouchers have been examined by the ordinances and rules and make all regucommittee and found to be for legitim- lations not repugnant to law necessary ate and proper expenses of the com- for carrying into effect and dischargmission. ing all powers and duties conferred by There is also iu the hands of the title 12, of the Revised Statutes of the comml-sio- n storaged lu a suitable Btate of Utah, aud chapter 122, laws of warehouse in this city, exhibits, show Utah, 1903, and such as seem necescases, cabinets, concentrating mill, etc, sary and proper to provide for tne supposed to be of the value of about safety, and preserve tho health, and 820,000, awaiting delivery to the Port- promote the prosperity. Improve the land exposition commission, as provid- morals, peace, good order, comfort and ed by law, all of which exhibits are convenience of the county end inhabiin good order and condition, properly tants thereof, and for the protection claiffed and labeled. of property therein and to enforce Your committee believes that the olWlance to such ordinances with such conuuUslou which the fines or penalties as the board of counpurposes fur wss created have been well and fully ty may deem proper; met, that the members have exercised provided, that the punishment for any duo discretion iu tue expenditure of offense shall be oy fine in any sum less the money entrusted to their care, and than three hundred dollars, or by imgood judgment and ability in the sale prisonment. not to exceed six months, and disposal of such of the property or by both such fine and imprisonment. of the expoi-itioaa it was deemed Section 2. 'this act shall take efexpedient to return to Utah. We be- fect ujou approval. lieve further that the money borrowed ll. J. R. No. 2 was killed by almost by the commission to continuo Utah 'a unanimous vote. The resolution extenduntil at the exposition representation ed the mural support lo tbs legislature the close thereof was absolutely nec- to the state school of mines. Senator name and to the good preserve essary Lawrence claimed that the memorial credit of the slate, and we desire to being addressed to the legislature was commend the public spirited citizens, practically useless, a the legislature members of the commission and oth- mas memorializing itself. ers, who thus loaned their credit to li. B. No. 16, by Mr. Curtain wss rebring to a successful and worthy issue ferred back to the committee on this by far the greatest effort our mines and mining. state has yet made in this direction. 11. B. No. seek10, by Austin, In an official communication to the ing to prevent violence to employes Governor his excellency, Legislature, of any corporation was, because of form Cutler, in correcting an item contained and phraseology, referred back to the in his annuul message, stated that the committee on labor. indebtedness created by the commisH. B. No. 48, by miller, being as sion had not been authorised by the follows was passed by a unanimous thereWe examiners. of state board vote. of the fore made this matter, subject Section 1. That section 3668 of the inquiry and were informed that the Revised Statutes of Ltah of 1898 be end comnii-iiu- n had made application to the name la hereby amended to read as said board for authority to incur a follows: defleit to complete the work of the s. Section 3668. Place of Trial of exposition, but lust the attorney gencourte in Actions Justice's mut eral bad ruled that the board of exam-- i be commenced, and. subject to the right nereis had power to authorise deficits to change the place at trial as in this esses in where appropriations only were made under the general appro-uriatfo- chapter provided, must be tried: I. If there ie no Justice's court bill, and that the funds for for tlie precinct or city in which the PuifelfAxe ExposjRkMv the Louiafci having been provided under a special defendant resides In Inany rity or prewhich he react, the board had therefore no au- cinct of the county sides. thority in the premises. 2. When two or more persona are We believe that not one dollar of the stales- - money has been stolen, lo.--t jointly or jointly and severally bound or squandered, that much favorable In any debt or contract, or otherwise notice baa been attracted to the re- Jointly liable in tbe same action, and sources and possibilities of our state, reside in different predicts or different and that great and lasting benefit will ritiea of the same county, or in different counties in the precinct result from the woik of the commisor city in whicli any of the persons sion. Your committee desires, however, liable may reside. to while disavowing any intention 3 In cases of injury to the person cast reflection upon the. labor of this or property, in the precinct or city commission, to express it disapproval where the Injury was committed or of the growing practice of creating where the defendant resides. deflrita in matters of this character, 4. If for forcible entry, forcible and to recommend that furore legisla- detainer, unlawful detainer, or for the tion be so framed as to render impos- foreclosure or enforcement of a lien sible such a condition. Legislatures uiKin personal property. in the preare always called upon for Hindi more cinct or city in which the property or is for available than money public pur- some thereof is or, u part officials and whenever poses, charged there is no Jut ice's courtsituated, for such prerevenues with the disbursement of the city, in any oilier precinct or shall go beyond the respective amounts cinct inofthe county. appropriated to them, tlie public ser- city 5. If for the recovery of personal vile must suffer in some other branch and debt and disaster will unavoid- property, or the value thereof, or ds mages for taking or retaining tha ably follow. -- ame, in tbe precinct or city in which MONEY OWING. the. property may be found, or in which Your committee therefore finds that the property was taken, or in whic the commission la indebted for money tlie defendant resides. borrowed as per notes of prominent 6. When tho defendant is a noncltxens aforesaid in the sum resident of the county, In any precinct $8,OOO.hO .. of.. 666.69 or city wherein he may be found. For note of the coin mission.. 7. When the defendant la a nonfur To supervisor Cnmming moner advanced on account 315.C3 resident of the state, iu any precinct or city in the slate. To 8. T Whitaker for money 8. When a person lias contracted to advanced on transportation perform an obligation at a particular charges, etc, s per vouchers on flic but not approved..., 362.32 place, or when the law implies a contract to be performed at a particular " place, and such person resides in anAnd that there is in the treas.. 2,131.13 other county, prechict, or clly, the deury fendant can be sued either, in (lie pre19,347.64 cinct or city in which such obligation is to be performed, or in the city or Leaving a net deficit at the $7,216.52 preciiK-- t in w lilch be resides. present time of 8. When the parlies voluntarily But in as much as there are a few items of unfinished business that must appear and plead without summons--in be completed before the commission any precinct or city in the state. 10. In all other caes. in tlie precan turn over its affairs to the Portland Exposition commission, we re- cinct or city In which the defendant commend that the sum of 17.5(H), or resides. H. B. No. 12, by Mr. Kuchler, being so much there of as may be necessary, be appropriated to cover said deficit as follows, was passed by the custo finally close up the work of the tomary unanimous Tote: STATE SENATE. WORK exp-i.M- Yc-ier- Ja - pu-s- ed diifi-you have a cult prescription or one serious that is to be used in a it to us case of illness, bring WHEN We fill every prescription written. exactly as it is docThat is why so many to tors direct their patients fcring to us prescriptions nt THE DRUGGIST. u s Soft, Fluffy Blankets Au-to- e out ad woolen goodo are not aent ono laundry Not laundry. every by woolen In a bundrod can launder without shrinking, nor color-igoods without fading. Wo can. d goodo Try Our Rough Dry for Your Family Wash R.msmber ours Is tho only launwool dry In town that washes all and colored goods in distilled water. . Ogden Steam Laundry 437 25th 81 Phono 174. A Small Fire quickly nod burns rapidly with dra kind line wood. 25e por sack; $2.00 por rack lor nnapUt b kradlej wood. IMS por ton for beat oust, deliv- ered. Bros. Wheelwright Wash. Are. S476 Phones 147. THE ITALIAN SWISS comnil-mioner- - Ae-tiou- COLONY n on tho Feci Be const xalso tbs Unset (rapes on the Pacific coasLTheli winee are absolutely pure. If yon wish to good cheer for the holiday! order some of their wine from dis-pcs- RIZZINI BROS. Ml 25th Straat dud ALBEUT P. RICHEY. UNDERTAKER 'Phone 150. 2372 Washington Awe. you want the worth of your money in MEAT and FISH goto Ballard & Rinckers If Ml 24th Street. Phots No. 653. Always on Time At the Dances At the Theaters, or Catcha Train in a Hurry Always Remember 'Phone 22. Allen Company. 412 25th St -- commission. Transfer OGDEN M ONEY LOANED SALARIED PEOPLE Real Estate and Chattel Loans. Ucs quick, confidential and Ko eomml,on. c ThteHic brokerage 2214 Eoiilss Bldg. - t pa-s- ud on WM. DRIVER, No. li. k iihl.-i- . amendby ing Ogden a munli ipul vii;t law, was referred back lo tlie ju jj. jm commit tee. li. B. No. 21. by B Kmuo . preventing justice of thems court, t judge of any 4.llUll, judgm pf or any my lom fnim practicing law was uiiuuimiiiy passed. 'ihe judiciary ciriiiiuce report eu favorably upon H. 11. No. b amended. The report wa adopted. Frior to the session, iiiU committee on public institutions VLdt of inspection to the prison. Today at nine odotl. bota houses will visit the staie linireiaity and take luncheon with Fical-ien- WESLEY K. WALTON. Preside fiy Bec'y. When the rending clerk had finished C. E. MARKS, the report Senator Walton promptly aroe and moved that the report be Section 1. That section 5, chapter 126, laws of Utah, 1901, be and tbe same is hereby amended to read as follows: All process from municipal courts shall run to tbe sheriff or any con- stable of the country, and in criminal actions In which the city in plaintiff, also to the chief of police or anv policeman of the city; provided, that in civil action! in which process is to lie served outside of the county in which said court is located, process shall run to the sheriff or constable of Ihe county in which amid process ia to be served. H. B. No. 69, by Mr. Kinney, slightly amending the present law aa to bills of exreptlon In the practice before district COUrtS Wia naanlm.!. adopted, placed on file, and the committee discharged. The motion was seconded by Senator Lawrence, who requested that a vote of thanks be given to the committee for itn (thorough and arduous labors, and that it be discharged according to its own The motion prevailed, after desires. which Senator Bennlon stated that the committee laid incurred a debt of $37.50 in the employment of a special author to asist in the its work. He H. B. No. 68. by Mr. Kinnev. suggested that this action be approved, slightly aud that the amount be appropriated amending the present law as to motions pa-ae- d. t .(, 1003 pmiimmmimimmmmimimmmmmiti r Watch For Our New Label. 3 It Will Soon Be Out 2 SMOKE iiingsbuiy. IN THE jioi sE. Sait Lake. Feb. i.(iprwenlalive Harry Joseph of Salt Jjike threw a bomb shell in the iUr of tin house Thursday sfternon.i w hrn he arose to object to the adoption uf ihe report of the special toiunuitrc apioiuted some time ago to inv,nCate the affairs of the Louisiana Purchase commission. There have been rumors afloat for ome time, reflecting on tin commission and iu alleged dispui:jon of the funds placed st its dispiktaL Tlie committee preiwrod and presented report which is given in full elsewhere, and which whitewashed" the committee at all -- wrongdoing. When the reading r ii.e committee report had been concluded. Representative Joseph advanced to me speaker's scat, waving aloft, a paper. 1 desire to have read this affadavil." he shouted, whi states iliat the figures given in the report do not agree wiih figures given to tin- - maker of this affidavit, by General John (J. Cannon, when lie was asked fur a report of the condition of the financial affairs of tbe commiKSlon, on Jan. 16." The speaker asked the purpose of presenting such an affidavit. Joseph replied that the report of the committee asked for an appropriation og 110.000 to pay a deficit of $8.0(10, sad that the affidavit be filed with the report SPANISH OPEN HEAD WORK UNION MADE Wc will move on or about March 1 to larger quarters. Watch this space s ? gz for location. P of the committee. It was moved tliat the report be adopted. Representative Tolion offered an amendment, expunging all matters tending to exonerate the board of commissioner, and all effort to whitewash the board. Joseph fovorrd tbe amendment. He said that -- .e report made by the secretary of the commission to the governor, do not correspond with the financial report made lo Harley, tlie maker uf the affidavit a few days be- Wessle? Cigar Co. E OGDEN, UTAH It was reported to Barter that the expenditures had been $60,182.37, while the report of the special committee showed that the expenditure had been showing a balance in the treasury of 13,131.12. lie called the attention of the house to the report made to the governor December 81, 1904, In which it waa stated that the legislature two years ago had appropriated The need of further funds $50,000. was shown in July sad the secretary of the board waa authorized to secure a hum of $10,000. secured by note, endorsed by taxpayers. On the authority of this resolution, $8,000 had been borrowed. An overdraft that could not then be exactly estimated, was re- lures were accompanied by corresponding vonrliers, and that everything tallied up, dollar for dollar. When the original appropriation was made, it was not thought that an ertucat kraal exnibit would be made, but tliat plan was adopted after tbe estimated expenses of tbe exhibit had been figured out. There were strike in fit. loniis anil for a time it looked as though Utah would have no showing at the fair. Then public spirit eo citizens came to the rescue and went on the notes of tbe commission. The commissioners, be said, had delivered to the committee all record, and all papers in their pousessioii, all of throe had been examined, and then: waa fore. ported. "This shows, Mid Joseph, "that there was an overdraft on December 31. The committee report shows that there is $2,181.12 in tbe bank at the time tlie report 1 made, docs tills look right on its face? He then read from ihe governor's message, la which the governor status that there la a deficit of nearly $10,000 and be recommended that an appropriation be made to cover the deficit. "Un the ninth day of the sixth session, a motion wa made and carried to have the committee on public fundi investigate all public money, 'ilia twelfth day tbe committee spiioiiited a subcommittee of three members to look up the affairs of the Louisiana Purchase exposition commission. The committee does not carry out its instructions, by giving an itemized statement, of all receipts and expenditures of moneys by the commission. The people have been confronted by newspaper articles, indicating an alleged misappropriation of funds. There have been allegations of fraud and forgery. In the light of the report, and of the rumors that have gained circulation. I do not see bow the house can adopt the report of the committee, and exonerate the commission. "1 would move an amendment to the amendment : Tliat whereas,, it appears from the report of the committee tint there ia in the hands of the treasurnr $2,131.12, a balance remaining of the $50,000 appropriated by the legislature, therefore, be it Resolved, tliat the treasurer be instructed to pay said sum forthwith into the state treasury. Under the law, which made the commission, that body had no right to sell the exhibits that were placed in their hands." Marks sought the eye of the speaker. May I ask the geulleman who lias the floor, a question?" Joseph salj be would listen. Would you expert the commission lo ship the buildings to the Portland fair, as the rommiMlnn was authorized to do with the other exhibits? h said that he would expect the use of common sense, and read an extract from tbe Tribune, an editorial, in which it was intimated that the funds had not in the rare of the commi-slo- n been properly accounted for. Richards rose to a point of order, but the point was not well taken, and Joseph continued: we want to And still," he said, aland here, in the light of all this public comment and gossip, and adopt this report I place myself on record sa trying to Mfegnard the treasury of thl state and the people of this state. I want you, all of you to do the same." Roberts then offered a substitute motion. that all matters not pertaining to the financial part of the report m stricken out of the report. Miller wanted the whole matter ladi on the table until something definite could he learned of the whole bui-nes- s. He said that the matter was too serious a one to be disposed of offhand, and without definite Information on the subject. Such a move would be a bad precedent to establish. All of the members, he said, wanted to act intelligently In the matter. His motion to table was not seconded. Roberta got the floor, and said that from Josephs statement he gathered that one report showed an overdraft ot and another statement, the statement of the bouse special committee, showed $2.1810 In the bank. "There is something wrong them somewhere, and we ought to find out about It" Marks arose to speak m fam-- of the adoption of the report. h vouchers had He said that 11 been accounted for, that all expendi- Jo-ep- nothing found that was wrong. Joseph interrogated him saying: Did you find any vouchers misa-ing- ?" Marks said that there were vouchers missing. Where are they" I don't Did you know. try to find out?" We made no invetigallon as to why they wore mlsaing.' Are you aware that the furniture wsl $2,400, and that Director General Rhlttakcr reported it as having been sold for 75 per cent of its value?" I know, said Marks, that the committee had about $20.00 worth o. atuu stored in a local warehouse." Did you find out whether there was any order or draft from the secretary to the treasurer iniasing?" We found no aucu orders missing. We examined every expense item and everv voucher and found that they all tallied. After spirited filibustering tactics, the report of the committee was laid on tbe table. Jocph presented house concurrent resolution No. 3, to cover Into tho state treasury, the $2,1.1.12, which was the balance alleged to be on hand. In the treasury of the 1raisiana Purchase exposition commission. Joseph wanted to have the rules suspended for tme purpose, but the motion to suspenJ was loll . The enacting clause of H. B. No. 6$ was struck out. EVENING SESSION. At the UrsL of the evening session, of the house, all of the members but seven were present at roll call, promtly at 7:30 o'clock. The firs business taken up by the house was introduced by Roberts who gave notice that he Intended to present a motion to reconsider If. B. No. 66. the enacting clause of which had been stricken out prior to adjournment at the afternoon session. The house then passed S. B. No. 16, and senate bill 13. providing for the proper ue of the irrigating water of certain riven, and tae reclamation of i 2 arid lands waa brought tip for third bis own hey, and place his own key ia his own pocket with bin own hands." reading. House bill 7U, relating to the deflnW Austin said that It would be two year before the government w Ul have tlon of burglary ia tbe Hist degree, aad made an appropriation for the use of In the second degree, with the punilt-nie- ut the arid land commission, and pnwented in each rase, was then considered. an amendment to the bill providing for By this bill the crime of burglary tlie appropriation of $19,000 by the is designated aa burglary in the first state, dependant upon a similar appro- degree, it it is committed between the priation being made by ibe govern- hours of sunset and aimrlae. Tho ment. puniehment la t at imprisonment ia The amendment was adopted, and the state prison from ono to twenty Joseph moved that the bill be referred years Second degree burglary ie burglary to the committee on ways and mesas. There was no second to the amendment, committed between sunrise and sunand cries of roll call were heard all set, and ia punishable by imprisonment from six mouths to three yean. over the house. Hone wanted to striae out tlie second The bill pascd, all representatives degree clause, and make any burglary affirmative. tbe in present voting a first degree crime, but later withSenate bill No. 30, relating to claims drew the amendment. against municipal corporations and proHawley offered an amendment, providing that claims for damages for per- viding (hat a fine of not to exceed sonal injuries be p rearmed within $1,000, for tha first degree burglary, thirty days from tbe time such injuries and not to exceed $300. for second deare alleged to have been suffered, was gree burglary, be added to tho then called for. penalty. The ameadmeat went down to The house committee on judiciary an inglorious defeat Tha bill then passed without a disrecommended several minor rhangea in tha wording of tbs bill, and these senting vote. recommendations were adopted. TORM STILL RAGES. Joseph wanted several changes made in the grammatical construction of the Situation From bi.l, but Speaker Hull thought that No BGetterment of Mississippi to Atlantic these suggested change were not of uffleient importance to warrant the Louisville. Feb. 9. While condition house considering them. from the long continued rant resulting amendnn Joseph then presented and eleet storm show a slight improvefur tbe presentament, the time limit ment in tho southwest, there is no tion of all claims agalnsl municipal betterment of the situation from the incorporations for damages, 9 days, MHuilsaippi to the Atlantic coaeL The stead of thirty day, as provided in the telephone companies in this vast are bill. have been practically out of buetnese McCrea, Sait Lake, said that this since lust Ratnrdey night Tbe teleamendment would defeat the purpose of graph rom panics' lines era In but little the bill, end would make the collection better condition and messages are beof damages easier for individuals, and ing sent by traina between citlM where mads a strong speech, opiwsing toe communication is Interrupted, Storm has moved north and eastward, amendment The amendment was lost, and Hie Mil its effect being felt today in Kortil J waa passed by a vote of thirty in the Carolina. affirmative and four in the negative. b. 9. After 24 honra of Omaha, The negative voters were Carroll, moderate temperature which broke tbe Gundry, Joseph and Rlcliams. severe cold spell, Omaha la again House bill 73, then came up for third king in the grip of a fierce bllnard. Early cut The committee municipal reading. fixity snow began falling, accompanied recommended that tlie by ownership a strong winL Ibe foot cf enow and be stricken clauee out, emergency that bn covered Northern Nebraska wan bill order of a made tlie special the pant two weeks ia drifting and for moon On busineaa motion of Ilone, the wind continue long, it is to eliould tion of Kinney, It wa feared traffic will be greatly impeded. the committee for corrections and changes in the title. Washington, Feb. 9. Tbe Prwldenl Joseph complained that several has Iswied an order tranofarring from valuable papers had bean taken from the Interior department to the departhis desk. Several other romplaints of ment of Commerce sod Labor the wort like character were made by others and of inspecting and collecting matieUcs a motion was made by Kuchler, that a of the government bond aided railroads. night watchman be appointed. This motion was lost an tbe followIt is announced New York, Feb. ing, by a Utah county representative, wa passed: Tliat every representa that on Saturday next the National ship $2,000,000 tive place his own papers in his own Rank of Commercetowill Cuba. that he lock his own desk with in gold certificate lit l-- desk, Arri va y MMMBLUliil JIUW UMM i IIIUli-BWMM- W SPBINGDRESS GOODS Ginghams, Voiles, Etamines and Novelties in Waistings See Them Before Theyre Ail Picked Over |