Show ' "wv ?v v: ' V 8 ''V ' THE HEK tew : ' ' V ' Y--- ' “ -- ' ALD-EEPUBLICA- 'lBs - " ' :1 ‘ ’?- ' - I' - - - t' :'y 'fV 'V? v u 3 v1 V ’Jr' L O: 'V ?? ‘'"IV ' : V - vv ??:'i V - m" i 'Ar s s' - 't ' - v v- v?:- - ' y-- : - - r f r J ' ' r HOUSE VOTES TO KEEP r v V - ' ' t' INTRODUCED IN ON CALENDAR - -- - SALT LAKE CITY UTAH SATURDAY JAN UABY 20 1917 NV ‘DRY’ MEASURE :i's- -- ' ' - y - ! - f : - - 7 i - : - " - - - MAY RECOGNIZE - - ' - - - CHIROPRACTORS 'Refuses to Adjourn Over Today After Passing First Bill Measures Fathered by State Organization Presented Bill Desired by Practitioners Betterment League Issues - White Delegation Interviews Members offUpper Sanpete f Man Proposes ? to f ofAessidn Measure Amending Garnishment Law Is Introduced in Lower Divert Coal Used in Build Statement Indorsing Young House Various Changes in Lcnvs Asked i McKinney Attacks Commission Government y lings to Family Needs House r Bill Provisions ! - i : W 'Continued From Page 1) Wohfbltlon and Betterment league Utah haring: at various times pi and by many persons been asked respecting certain provisions of the Young prohibition bill we take this means of these questions and answering making our views thus public A committee of the league ap- pointed for that purpose carefully studied this measure in Its present form as out of the committee onreported manufactures and commerce and favorably thereon to the reported league We therefore recommend the Young bill as thus reported by the legislative committee to the governor the Legislature and the public gener- -' - ally’ Some opposition has developed to that provision of the measure a cre- commissioner of prohibition to superintend the enforcement of the law and to take steps for the removal of' all officers who fail to enforce its provisions Prior do the meeting of the officers of our league there was a difference of opinion among us as to whether n special commissioner was necessary After having thoroughly however ‘considered the matter 'at a meeting specially called for officers of this this purposeare the united in the belief federation that there should be such a commissioner if we are to have the prohibition law made effective The fact throughout the state :that in Idaho there is no such officer is regarded there as one of tho chief defects of the prohibition law and the union of that office "with the commissionership of taxation in Virginia is consideredmis-by authorities in that state as a The low salary of the protake commissioner and the small-(jicposed of the appropriation to be placed at his disposal are Insignificant as compared with the effective enforcement of a prohibition 'law He will save more money for the state by establishing a uniformity of procedure in prosecutions and supervising the same 'than his salary will amount to and thus prevent waste and loss of cases due to incompetence An attack is being made on the beTer-’agprovision which prohibits one-hamore than containing ‘of 1 per cent of alcohol on the grounds that It is too low This in our unanimous opinion is a wise provlsion In harmony with the where practice of most other states there is a prohibition law It is ''also In agreement with the practice of the federal government fwhich begins its tax on all bever-'agcontaining alcohol at one-haof 1 per cent The league is un- e this percent-cagalterably opposed to on the grounds raised being tliat It will reopen the whole question of prohibition in Utah We believe that since these two points are the center of attack on 4he Young bill by the liquor inany yielding on tlese featerests be a concession to the tures would forces we have been opposing for 'many years Kill lias Many Opponents The statement of the league was is sued following a day in which several features of the Young bill were attacked by its opponents In the corridors and lobbies of the statehouse many were heard discussing the commissioner of prohibition feature oppos that the commis ing it on the ground doner would be an expensive proposi tlon Others who were interested In the bill took the position that the 2 per rent alcohol clause of the Hoyden bill should be Incorporated in the Young bill so alcohol might be used to act as mating hs es lf es lf " a preservative Activities of those who stand for exa 2 per cent alcoholic bevemption ofmalt derivation were quite erage of An exhibit of pronounced yesterday than 2 the preservative effects of less cent alcohol in beverages was given per in the'statehouse yesterday and a number of leaders in the House and the Senate visited the office of Herman Harms state chemist where near like beers malt drinks and drinks of concharacter were displayed Liquids than 2 per cent alcohol taining less because were of lack of the prespoiled was said by those in charge servative it of the exhibit Cards were distributed showing preservative effects and urg to let science deter legislators ing the mine the percentage should be what The placing of the Young bill as the first bill on the House calendar served to loosen many tongues and' many differences of opinion as regards statewere When wide prohibition Tolton called expressed the attention of Speaker the House to the fact that the statewide prohibition MU was the first on the calendar and several of the more ardent supporters of the bill urged that it be taken up at once for consideration Young of Salt Lakeft who introduced be made a spe the bill moved that cial order for 3 o'clock on Monday On the call for the vote a numDer ot those who desired immediate consideration of the measure raised objections these were Decker of Iron Pax-ma- n Among of Washington McKay of Weber Tolton announced that the moSpeaker tion was not debatable so far as the time was concerned and called for a vote The House voted almost unant to make the bill a special order mously of business- for Monday McKay of Ogden raised a vociferous "no" when the naye were called for After the session that he had voted noMcKay as heexplained the House was well qualified tothought act on the measure immediately and that he saw no reason for delay A number of those opposed to commissioner of prohibition figured out what creationstate-widof ethis office as an adto the junct prohibition bill would cost the state Those In favor of the commissioner declared it would not cost the state over $15000 but - The House passed its first bill of the ' present session yesterday received the Senate the ' first bill passed ' in the upper house and being in a Chiropractors of the state are greatly from Is Gov Simon to be Bamberger ' to a issue called upon by the Hou$e mood refused to adjourn over nntil Monday which’ the Senate did interested in a bill introduced in the reclamation closing the schools In working for the establishment yesterday Sistrlcts When II B No 2 by Cazier of Juab was before the House for passage House of a board In the state where It has been of chiropractors which shall determined that people are suffering McKinney of the admission of chiroLake took occasion to attack the commission system as have charge to for yrant of coal Mace of Sanpete yesin this state and practors practice but an Democratic which shall prescribe the rules and terday- introduced a1 resolution in ’the it is constituted in Utah and declared that it was not a Housewill authorwhich if it passes V? Vunder which shall be son of Logan? v V oligarchical form of government For more than an hour Ejembers of the regulations ize the governor to take such admitted The board Is they action House to consist of ' or town elected to marshals have was better discussed be it whether of on the shall class came first cities in fathered The five members and the heels Included in the legislation the first 1sfive at atsum not less than: $150000 of the resolution favorable report by- the reso- appointed by mUyors of third class cities- Before a vote ’was had on the years the governor after to of state the by the - municipal ' league and Intro- fixed the nor of in than less cities $25000 lutions' and- memorials committee on matter the bill was recommitted to the corporations committee for correc- appoint one member of the board every duced Into the Senate yesterday are second class nor less than $2500 in the five years Until that time the board Dern resolution which provides for bills calling for the establishment of cities of the third class At present an Investigation of the coal situation tion on motion of Hecker of $5alt Lake members serve one two three four and treasurer here is compelled and the unfavorable report by the five years respectively All members city a park commission for Salt Lake giv- the were from their an House positions amount equal to the same committee on the Currie resoludischarged While the to give botid ln passed the garnish- ‘on must be qualified electors of the stato of make their to wages gar and a right 'count total of city tax collections during the tion which requested "that the Denver ment law by McKinney in a hurry nlsheed having ing the municipality have practiced chiropractic for six and for public 'safety not previous year running' into millions & Rio Grande furnish the House a members devoted a appropriations months time deal of compreceding He out great that railroad for the attainment of other ends pointeda The bond thus has a value running complete report of the number of cars The duty of the appointment board Is to hold which had bill prothe rule Cazier heretofore considered In laws pertain- Into millions The measure demands regarding standing discussing panies of coal coke at which examinations other commodities vides meetings are to one to desired No to appropriations and permitting that the mayor ' and each commission- moved over Its and speak garnishment of a form return old for be ing to lines and originating in those who apply to pracgiven on ordered Tolton bill and a city commission to fix bonds for city er In cities of the first and "second this state the Speaker so town marshals as tice chiropractic in the state Tempofar government bill called Those voting aye were rary treasurers bond In the sum of class shall Mr Mace said concerned In opening the discus- the that he had are certificates are to be Issued until ByAdams Boyden The bill for the increase of the pow- $10000 and give Argyle Boyle the auditor of such cities been adviaed thatyesterday Mr sion Cazier said that in third class- water state the the examinations can be held The bill throughout DeckCardon Cazier ers of the commissioners In the matter comsum Campbell of $20000' in the had plenty of I cities there had been a general various school districts that provides in this state chiropractic comHammond Greenwood Sener Fisher a 35 of appropriations declares that Introduced by were Senate bill No Eddy coal were laws ordinances while coal Plaint and without that shall families be of the for palatlon I Jones' can for mission King the location of subluxated spine and another municipal He Heppler Hopkln money' Slrlngbam appropriate but the position that the schools not being enforced and he attributed Hecker vertebrae Mace McKinnonremoves ator measure makes the water tax had took McKinney McKay' purposes to only corporate the the fuel in and lit that for league advance and contracted same: the provision of the adjustment Paxman Pratt Raleigh some of the hindrances to the setting or rent a lien upon the property There that if the schools were closed tor a be appointed by the may or of the Nalder Page Southwlck who apply for certificates must Those be 21 Thomas- Wid-dls- years Rust Smith aside of money for worthy and de- is now no recourse save civil action week the families could secure the coal city instead declared He of elected old of good moral character and of Williams of: Williams state-widhis a e tenant leaves where Wayne courts exist in at that the four-yepresent in for'the purposes intended of advent schools and have a serving this that with school education The way suffering the Young and Mr Speaker There or Its equivalent high was necessary to have Emery" by a definition of a corporate purpose habitation owing toa water bill water it be eliminated would prohibition and completed no were turn covers boundless a the authorised off broad nays domis almost that the marshals elected so that the a course in a chiropractichave college After of the of session arrears for the At all field Th-- j bill states that the appro- city the from any premises yntil opening over police departination of mayors this course a such S'ear must be three on years in moneywas ments would not be possible He read House the matter of saving bills of i money for any purpose water furnished shall have been paid priation length The subjects In which OF DEVELOPMENT the which in the Judgment of the commis- in full When an application is made of number a legislative printing letters the Legisthe must be urging applicant out set out proficient are sioners will provide for the safety for water by a tenant it must be brought up McKinney pointed used lature to ‘pass the bill in the bill and include anatomy Southwick of Utah opposed the that not enough type was being preserve the health promote the pros- signed by the owner of the propertycon-or and Examinaphysiological subjects and then in to the in to the effect the measure that morals journal his pages It Cache and peace Smith the defended of agent are to be conducted under the improve perity the two pages in the tions of auch aporder comfort and convenience of the sideration of the and Boyden of Summit asked for morq pointed granting of rules the board and are to Include POWER SITES no had owner all will for back be deemed the the of printing of shall a pay inhabitants journal time to investigate A motion to put plication city other technical matters was diagnosis and water furnished the tenant or occua corporate purpose over until Tuesday all matters in con- at all upon them He urged this comto the pertaining practice of the proThe a waste of money The proposed measure would leave pant In case the latter fails to pay printing nection with the bill was defeated fession cost the to was instructed dismittee was keep within the at this point that Mr McIt The bill provides for the revocation appropriations May Limit Consumption the journal to a minimum commissioners cretion of thelargely printing of the certificate of any person found Kinney attacked the commission form of The city them water of comof event the In the memorials scarcity and resolutions with the It is recited the mayor of a city or of government act and declared that to State’s practically Intrusting of guilty of fraud or deceit who not did take kindly has bebeen each ward in the city should have rep- - mittee of the House power to undertake the solution of the president of the board of trustees convicted of felony Immoralto the proposition that a constitutional ity or who resentation on the city commission amendment any problem of civic advancement or of a town may by proclamation limit Groivth Due to is addicted to the use of voters to the submitted be Inadequate out the municipal- the use of water for any purpose other When he had concluded his remarks a or a habitual drunkard The narcotics uplift and to work examiners of board state in whatever direction than domestic purposes to such extent giving the spectator in the gallery began to ap- the ity’s progress right toto sign death certificates is also state depos- given Laws Memorial Says and Speaker Tolton threatened itariespower to designate appears to them most fitting plaud under the proas may be- required for the public resoluMcKay and reported the to have the galleries cleared visions ofchiropraetlcs bllL Any person who the Powers Are 'Widened and town is author same did with Every city the good It tion Hecker of unfavorably Salt Lake called attention practices without a certificate is Power is granted by the provisions lzed to' enact ordinances for the con which provided deemed to a number of errors in the bill and the Currie resolution of a misdemeanor The should & Senate Joint Memorial No 2 pre- on of the bill to vacate streets alleys- duct of theIt waterworks’ system con-- 1 Grande Rio Denver that the his motion ltwas recommitted a bill has guiltyclause which declares resavingavenues and boulevards and to estab- trolled by and a Senator House offered to the pared complete furnish by Reynolds It not that shall Lnw An amendment to Section 1988 of the sets forth that the Garnishment apply to the practice Amended comcoal cars lish and provide for the supervision of of on of number the agricultural port of chiropractic by members of one’s of Utah under which bathhouses public playgrounds re cre- Compiled Laws state from mercial The 8 B Mcin H this and road No handled passage the of developby1 to or to by those who may heal by family the board of ed- ment df Utahmanufacturing 15 ation places and swimming pools The all property held byfrom of Salt and land other Lake December which cn&nged Kinney public January means and states is greatly retarded by spiritual was introduced general commission would be given jurisdic- ucation is exempt reason bill of the in law The chiropractic such way and also from local the fact that numerous ' water power that garnishment tion over all lands necessary for the assessments of Utah and Byspecial taxation affidavits for garnishmenta must yesterday by ArgyleIntroduced kind of is any presented on same the bill set sites the the domain of United cf the city’s waterworks up the Lake as of facts Salt water operation affidavits for public up for the Senate's consider- States particularly within the State of attachments gave Judge McKinney an he had prepared abolishing capital to the source of by the league and supply cuts out “spe- Utah are now impossible of develop- opportunity 'to explain the bill in ishment In- this state Other bills punover all water shed lands and water ation The amendment and assessments” ment ' for want of adequate legislation which he said collection agencies and resolutions were Introduced Including and “local cial taxation” sheds constituting the area draining from the school the reading leaving Into the stream or water source The of sheriffs It Is desired that a national policy be creditors had garnishments issued those extending the tqrma care of property between places of board liable to pay on such propositions established with relation to the in combinations of the In the and number wrong public a against parties preventing streets about the Improvement of House The domain business business or residence and the street as men will HI SPEEDMEASUfiES the render natural and that and were to that egg dairy put school propehty and the like At pres- resources of the state more available trouble and expense and in many cases 2 o’clock today until' proper Is placed upon the owner or ent adjourned the city bears this burden for public use and benefit occupant of the property by the bill The creation of a park commission Chen’s Bill It Is argued ln the memorial that it Senator is sponsored by the league In Senate of the state No 37 introduced by Is for the best Interests resources bill In Senate MU No 31 Introduced by be Senator Senator Chez it is proposed that the and its citizens that the Chairman Thomas Dern Under Its provisions the city expense of advertising for bids be developed and so vested as to render commission will be relieved of the es- done away with in the matter of con- them subject to taxation and thus disOthers Fretful Because of tablishment and care of public parks tracts of comparatively small magnui-tud- e tribute over & wider area the burden bouleof local taxation for that pleasure grounds government of In play grounds the the power it placing vards parkways avenues driveways city commission by less than 25 to go ahead with les- Is now being borne area Delay to Legislation A ser roads and other public grounds cent of the state of the total per and without delay improvements' men inof chosen for in body expense If the estimated Legislation that will encourage the the House the Senate such matters and who competency would possess unnecessary cost of such an Improvement in case vestmentis of private capital in these to some extent special knowledge sites stimulate will it stated less Delays In the House and Senate yeshe than class mining the of of first a city and other industries dependent upon caused a number of the Demalong the lines- Involved would look !115000 DILLS INTRODUCED BILLS PASSED class or of second terday in a the city after the beautiricatlon of the city ess than $10000 or in a city of the utilization of power for their operaocratic leaders to urge that measures — Amend3 H B Bm No 26 S No Funk— for McKinney by Providing by in these respects and the conduct of all third class or a town lees than $200 tion It will also render possible the ' which the so party is pledged law the the that ing names in the to pass be Democratic its public outdoor places of resort The such- city or town may make such im- irrigation by pumping of vast areas of same set-o- garnishment the farm of introduced In registration order that the are to garfacts required crefavored has the lands arid manufacturwill municipal encourage for bids may be able to present bills legislators without state auditor office and as the of nishee to providcalling provements attach some ation of a league for commission bywhich will case of the their counties and dispark to the measure in the cheap power permit ing according time ing & fee therefor Referred to ref- tricts affect of railroads and pre Mathonlhah Thomas of larger contracts the city Is priv- electrification state ON CALENDAR THE erence Must Execute Bonds serve uses committee chairman was at the capitol yesterday for the coal deposits for ahead after publication to go ileged State-wid— e ' 1 No B H by Young S B No 27 by Olson — Requiring in conference with legislative leaders By means of Senate bill No 41 In- of notice for five days and has the which electricity is not available It is bill Made a special order troduced by Senator Dern the league right to reject any or all bids present- declared urging more expeditious work He de?rohibition corporations to furnish Information of sires 3 o’clock a at for and that the Senate caucus at once Appropriate legislation presenting yeeks to bring it about that every of- ed In case bids are called — B No 2 by Cazier Providing for transfers of corporate stock standing bring out the ficer of the city before entering upon they exceed the estimate of the cost of broad and liberal policy and a simple theH election initiative and referendum of town marshals Called in the name of decedents the city and direct method by which water but recommitted the duties of his office shall execute making the Improvement Referred and the workmen’s compensation bills errors on account of on slterf sedomain in trustees Time the or board of a bond with good- and sufficient commission may power committee being spent over these measures H B No 4 by Boyden— Providing to 8 reference federal ownership andpublic control may be B No 28 by Olson —Amending behind closed doors will be wasted as curities to be approved by the mayor make the Improvement deferring to ana of vendors for intinerant drugs The special feature of the bill is the plans and specifications prescribed In economically developed is asked the law relating to the solemnization the same arguments he said will be tax The state owns the streams and the nostrums to pay a licence — made on the floor of the House and to reference of Referred requirement that 'the treasurer's bond the act marriages 5 B H No Cazier federal government the: land in quesExtending Senate — Increasing tion' The state desires an arrangement the time inbewhichbytitle to lots In town-sit- committee Is the plan of the House leaders to S B No 29 It the Dern by mayM proved by which it can lease the land along the those opposing the commissioner debill out of the way as commissioners the of get — powers pronobitlon Me2 city H No J by McKinney streams and release It to private per soon as as clared that it would cost the state' to Fears are enterof and the possible vacating appropriations an to submit sons or enterprises morializing toCongress ‘leaders that the session will streets boulevards alleys and ave- tained They argued that as the comby constitution amendment federal the run overtime and missioner is entitled to appoint depuof the two President and Vice nues providing that the' Houses are being employees ties he could appoint a deputy for to get detail S B No 80 by Parker Apportionurged direct be elected President shall by out of the way so that when the every county in the state expenses of assessing and col- work ing the taxes vote of the people T rush comes they will be able to take lecting IAW Liquor Mea Turned Down S B No 31 by Dern —Repealing the care for it A delegation consisting of B F REPORTED UNFAVORABLY" law cities of the first class authorizing Doran C R Bates N M Rosenblum H J R No 6 by McKay— Providing to acquire and maintain pubestablish for the submission of a constitutional Ben Jtosenblum and Henry Weinberger lic grounds playparks pleasure state grounds boulevards parkways avethe to amendment power giving the retail dealers Collecliquor representing Bill Provide to to name state de- nues driveways roads and other pubexaminers board for of called lon Governor Bamberger In the lic grounds and creating a park compositaries H R No l toy Currie —Requesting mission afternoon and urged that the time for tions on Transfers Offered Referred to reference com& Rio Grande to furnish to the mittee Denver SALTAIR to Into effect law the prohibition PLANS go President Fiink Introduces House aonlistIts oflines car movements origi-1 S B No 32 by Olson — Designating in Senate 1918 December be extended until January 1 since when and that nating providing legal holidays 1916 in this state so far as coal coke they Bill Permitting Registra -- and Governor Bamberger declared he was fall on Sunday the following Moni concerned are commodities shall be the holiday Referred to the extension and would not day ' against The inheritance tax law Is given committee reference tion of Designations ask the Legislature to grant the ex- strong S ' B No 33 by Chez —Appropriating Electrification of Line ExREPORTED FAVORABLY support in a bill offered to the tension — $2500 to William H Jenne in compenT know how you men fee about this Legislature’s consideration a anJ R No 2 by ofDern yesterday Providing Senator C L Olson situa- sation for Injuries sustained and servcoal the and I know that you feel your byThis for investigation thing pected to Be Complete by revenue The purposes of the state tion bill if passed will compel corIn Black Hawk war Rerendered ices business Is being taken away by the the same time the personal committee ferred to reference fetate said Governor Bamberger “You porations t6 furnish information of all and at business benefit of the farm-ownOpening of Season S B No 84 by Chez — pride and stock of have had plenty of warning In regard transfers corporate standing SENATf THE FROM ' Amending law are to introin in name a bill the decedents of of appealed as to the benefit for to this matter and I will not recede tc According assignments S B No 6 by Wootton —Limiting creditors the Senate yesterday by tax law duced into W Within the next few weeks or as Referred to reference comfrom- the platform on which I was reports the inheritanceconsiderable era ot inn hotel and President the keep Funk soon as material can be assembled on J have met liability with The Legislature will make provisions mittee elected The measure in question permits any for money and valuables deposited S B No 35 by Stringham — Provid- the ground the work of electrifying the state-wid- e bill effec- difficulty in their enforcement as a 1 and not before or I result of transfers of stock shortly be- - farmowner In Utah to obtain In effect tive by August prohibition for the regulation management and the Salt Lake Garfield & Western railing death Under Senator Olson's a patent or copyright on a name for BILLS REFERRED will veto it when it comes to me The fore of waterworks owned by cities road by the way of Saltalr will begin control his The farm H A Strauss the electrical ehgineer 'owner of the property Referred to reference com23 by Young — Providing for and towns whiche I made during the cam- measure it is made the duty of any chooses B No H pledgesare arwho will have charge of the work according to his fancy bestow- the redemption of stock sold under a mittee corporation incorporated under the paign kept” S B No 36 by Stevens — Exempting rived in Salt Lake yesterday and Is The delegation refused to comment laws of Utah to furnish the attorney ing upon his place of abode or business deed of trust Referred to judiciary on the reply of the governor the specifications for equipgeneral of the state with any informa- whatever designation pleases him most committee all property owned by the board of completing ment The poles Members of the House declared tion which he may desire regarding and the state auditor’s office super 20 by McKinney — Placing a education from general taxation H No B along tho line will an vises official' — transfers or Intended transfers of on certain corporations baptism 8 B No 37 by Chez Regulating be erected as soon as the frost leaves the that since' Democratic tax license yesterday Under comis pledged to state-wid- e provisions of the bill when sale of places of business wherein the the ground and it is anticipated that not printed by reference partythe prohibi- stock of the corporation standing in any nametheshall have been recorded as Ordered tion the road will be in operating by the should take time the name of a person who has died later until furniture fixtures or equipment conmittee Legislature ReThe further authority Is granted of the name of any farm in the state it and pass a bill which could not be time the resort season at Saltalr opens assets bulk of the the stitute ' takenorinto the courts and found defec- obtaining access to and examining all shall not be recorded ax the name of In the way of equipment there will to committee reference ferred INTRODUCED BILLS — Enumerating be nothing other farm For this courtesy and tive unconstitutional Currie and therecords of any such corporation for any 38 Olson finer in the country said S B No by 25 Providing persons who shall be exempt from jury Joseph Nelson H B No byof Argyle— function the farmer baptismal Bywater of Salt Lake and Boyden cf the purpose of acquiring information formal manager of the and chiroBTactics Summit urged that a prohibition law that may be of value In connection or rancher will be required to pay to for the licensing The rolling stock will Referred to reference com- road yesterday general service board of a chiropractic which prohibits and at the same time with the collection of Inheritance the state auditor the sum of $2 When the creation be built in design particularly adapted mittee H B No 26 by By water —Abolishing is fair and not too drastic should be taxes In case of failure of such a a property christened by the state is S B No 39 — Amending law relating to the summer traffic and the cars will of Utah In State the name as punishment enacted to any now in service anygoes with the capital — Provid- to letting contracts to lowest bidders they believe a drastic law concern to permit access or furnish in- transferred' the a H B No 27 toy Southwickelected propthe of where in west affording facility for portion might have an effect opposite from formation the concern becomes liable to deed ibut if only the commltte to reference Referred for be sheriffs shall that sold or transferred the regis- aingfour-yethat Intended by the Legislature and the payment of the Inheritance- taxes erty name and egress The Initial S B No 40 by Bradley rapid 1 ingress Appropriatterm is not transferred to the that subsequently there might be an to which the stock that Is being traced tered to Mr Strauss destrucfund expenditure as for Providaccording $30000 2S Southwlck— bounty ing No B H by unless it is so stated in the for repeal of the law be subject be will may about purchaser agitation $300000 tax and wild animals tion of levying unfair by competition for It was rumored at the capltol yesing penalties The' bill is designed to help the state deed of conveyance range stock Regoats and committee sheep egg concerns doing business on The bill gives the farmer the advan- dairy or that the prohibition forces are in its endeavors collect the total of to terday to reference ferred much interested in the initiative and the Inheritance taxes- to which the tage pf permanent Identification in the in the state S B No 41 by Dern — Amending law referendum as they want the initia- public treasury is entitled While the business world with as fine and confito oaths and bonds of comDIDrelating HOUSE a referendum a THE and t be conservativtive WHAT of escape furnished t by transfer dence Inspiring name as he can think officers Referred to reference city e-law In order that it may not give loophole or have of which law to When him death not is he suggested before taken the Passed garnishment name cancelled either de- places garnishment the “wets” a lever to work for an elec- advantage of several generally Instances have wants thenew and attachment on mittee tion without great trouble and ex- been 'a or his baptism that and siring tb there Just same basis' DILLS REFERRED the clearly brought light state-wid- e bill pense George A Startup of Provo is has been In the property be- nameless it is required considerable prohibition Made the agitation ‘22 by Chez— Creating the S No B one of the prohibitionists who Is op- direction of ways and means of secur- that he shall write on the back1 of a a: special order of business for Monday Mormon Battalion monument Utah a to radical initiative and refercertificate ' certain posed the full amount of the Inheritance contract with the that enters into the ot 3 o’clock ing and commission $10000 endum Inw commission appropriating state “This name is the tax assessments This has been parMcKinney attackedlaw In the discus- for monument Reported out by legis“I told the liquor men that I could ticularly' the case In view cancelled and I hereby release all form of of fact the government not help them in any way” said the that the class to which the tax as a rights thereunder’ The writing" must sion over the bill which provided for lative reference committee and referred commltfee and claims I had pledged my rule applies Is well able to afford the be done in the presence of a witness the election: of town marshalsltwas to Sappropriation governor later “as —Providing that 10 Chez No B to by recommitted was self to sign a state-wid- e1 2 and prohibition reductions in II B No slightthe collection capital ensuing of coal dej bill effective August I pledged my- from freight to charges on carloads have corrections made Instructed to see In state shall livered the PROPOSES which TO nominat any self at the corivention CURB point committee -- economized In be based on the actual Printing at the ed me and on the stump I cannot go Is weight white paper that out by of delivery back on those pledges and would not if RAPID WORK IN COURT Reported point DAIRY COMPANIES reference' committee and referred to could My reasons for holding for 1 are the same now as they commerce and Industry committee August Mo a Allege’ Dfscrf mlna- -: Poprene TribunalInof State Ileara Three Utah County were during the campaign” Cases One Dar CHICAGO auu Introduces tion proven-s’- 1 MEMORIALS INTRODUCED LEAVES FOR " The supreme court of Utah yesterday : tative - V V Measure ’vLi'v i v Senate Joint Memorial No 2 by Reythree cases which had been apHAVE NARROW ESCAPE heard nolds— Confer With Congress to enact io Petitioning L Holman Capitalists to from the it to curb pealed district cocrts A bill discrimination V r alleged and liberal for the adequate legislationsites oif This Mills is time of in Woolen ? the first a number of on the part persons or corporations on Purchase of i waterpower in development Physician and Pallent In ’Automobile months that the court has heard three and companiesin the of Wlthrthe with engaged purpose dairy conferringto the public land states cases on the same day since the rules business and the sale o eggs and poul- eastern' capitalists in reference t Struck by Street Cur' ? the’ House yes- purchase of the Provo Woolen mills While on his way to the L D B hos- of the court give an hour to the at- try was introduced-iBedneed Fare January 31 SENATE THE DID WHAT torneys for litigants engaged before terday by Sou th wick of - Utah The and the establishment of a wool scoura young woman suffering It with pital Introduced fifteen bills referred two and also a measure provides heavy penalties v It ing plant In Salt Lake J L Holman frombefore 1 to "the and- adjourned to meet measures Boston capitalist left yesterday after- to 2committees the for infraction that o’clock appendicitis d Its attorney this morning shortly of Dr W R Calder-wooappellantprovides case heard was that of Vic- shall constitute a misdemeanor an appoint- at p m Monday' first has the patient had a narrow es- torThe noon and He for Chicago Olson against the Triangle Mining Mr South wick said cape from FEATHER RIVER the company many 'com- ment with J Ogden Armour In the Injury when: ' motorman serious district court of Salt plaints had been made that of a southbound afternoon Fourth metropolis Sunday during etreet car lost control of the car Lake county’ a Jury found that Mr several years that several companies Illinois ROUTE toand:onthe following day he expects v North and Main streets-aat Ilrst a Olson was not entitled to damages for which are doing business In the estate start for Boston result of the snow on the rails and ran injury but he appealed to the supreme had been discriminating between- -difhis absence from' Salt" Lake ELL-ANcar into the physician’s au- court-ocounties of the state and be- Mr:During to Ilolman left his important business instructions the ferent the jury tomobile tween localities in "the same county The case of Henry- -W GwJUiams affairs in 'the hands of Attorney H A Information In order to - have - He said that farmers ' living along Smith He says that when he returns down Ogden voth71th?18J against city 'trtvellng and his property can- the railroads and interurbans should in about two weeks he probably will impact hurled the machine special taxes against r across the street THEODORE HABTE 5 was heard as was the case ot be paid the same prices- for their prod- be 'In a1 position to close the deal for demolishing celled t against a steel almost W M Stookey against CL J Green ucts and that where the products are the Provo Woolen mills and- to take V 301 Main St Neither One Dr pole package alder wood nor his patient was ln-- u which Involved the disposition and the secured off lines in the direction of builddefinite the steps red and the latter was rushed to the title to mining claims in Tooele added cost should be taken Into con- ing a $250000 wool scouring plant In proves 25c at all druggists iiiiiiiiimiuuiiiHiiiiLiuiiiiuuiiiiiiiiiiiiiie sideration hospital In a taxicab’SaJt Lake vV-w county v League of Municipalities of Utah invaded the State Senate: both in person and with a flood of bills 3 A committee of the league talked over the legislation the organization is suggesting with a number of the senators in an informal way The visiting delegation included Mayor AV Mont Ferry Mayor J G M Bames of Kaysville City Attorney H J DinDixon of Provo and James Larinny T Clark Callister'of Filhnore Leroy ' - THE - - ’ of-Sal- t - - : - - - - - - - - - to-th- -- - - ' ' : - town-marsha- l - on - ar MS - - MR out-tha- t i Retardation - - - 4 - - - the-wate- r - - - and In - In f - - - - es $50-00- ' 0- STRENGTH HD — - er - -- to-b- - ’ -- - - ar - ' - - - - : -- ’ - 1 ' 1 - - - - " : - 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