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V THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE THURSDAY UPPER HOUSE AWARD BILL Legislative Calendar Seventeenth Day PASSES TAX AID MEASURE IN THE SENATE Bills Introduced Woodward — To U3e surplus sales tax funds for deficiency in state district school fund and state school equalization fund Revision and enrolling committee 8 B 91 Hammond— Permitting county commissioners to compromise tax settlements when the amount Involved is $500 or Ibbs Revision and enrolling commit(Continued from Page One) tee attempt to solve the problem of 8 B 91 Hugging — Remodel cut from off thus revenue the where law- state Industrial recovery units Revision and enrolling commitall forms of governmental would come from tee Good Advice 8 B 95 Bowman— Shool board “Do what is right let the conse- treasurers Revision and enrollhe advice was follow" good quence ing committee S B 92 Bill to Raise Exemp- tion Approved by Senate DRAWS FIRE H B 98 house delegation— Encouraging state industrial recovery in conjunction with national Industrial recovery and to aid in the establishment of Industry In Utah and to effectuate Its control by license or otherwise Rules committee J H M 1 TW Jensen-Memo- rial urging that congress do not pass its bill that would repeal the long ahd short haul of railroads Rules committee IL J R 6 J W Jensen by request — Proposing an amendment to article 13 section 7 of the state constitution so as to allow the legislature the supervision of the state school fund Rules commit- AT HEARING MORNING JANUARY 1935 31 Compromise Liquor Plan BILLSWOULD SEEK Sponsor Argues Adoption GIVE SCHOOL Would Spread Revenues MANY UTAH AREAS ROAD FUNDS Private Sale Under State Distribution Would End Bootlegging Ilolmes Says Considers All Classes Second Debate Called Proposals Heard for More Than 866 Miles on Compensation of Highways Increase t BODY POWER Eight Measures and Reso lution Introduced in Arguments in behalf of the liquor control plan he is to bring out for the consideration of the legislature were made in the house by Repat a resentative Will R Wednesday Holmes (D Brig- Such a plan only tends to increase Lower House consumption because the man who orders only a glass but is obliged to buy the larger quantities of course Designed to liberalize the powers of It began to look Wednesday consumes the whole amount It is goCharges that H B 4 proposing restate board of education eight combe or himself to in consumed of ham the the ing vision of the industrial compensation joint meeting highways by City) to act would saddle the state with mittees of the house and senate of the Mr Holmes’ plan is In the nature of company with othersIs But it is safewill bills and one resolution were introUtah legislature as if the biennial a compromise inasmuch as it com- say that whatever purchased duced In the house of representatives "enormous health accident and life pork barrel is about to be opened bines features of the two general be consumed” insurance payments for workmen and Proposals were made before the programs contained in bills now be- Mr Holmes said his contention Is Wednesday afternoon by Representatee create a political juggernaut of three committee from about half the coun- fore the legislature He hopes it will that In the whole procedure there tive J W Jensen (D Weber county) men not answerable to any court” ties of the state that a total of 866 provide a common ground on which should be a nice balance between Mr Jensen said the legislation inAction on Bills state and local authority and that the troduced featured a committee hearing on the miles plus be added to the state road the different factions can unite him on request of school — 1 He proposes 8 J R Mrs Musser Child bill Wednesday night at the Temple system wholesale same balance be maintained m the officials by an administration meathought is to from road Bills A second Action on Timpie Ely distribution and private distribution distribution of revenues There is also labor amendment On floor of Square hotel But the legislature he said should recommended by the committee a road from under state license He Vould have the necessity for centralization of con- surenine 200 by way of Ibapah 8 B 8 Huggins — Extending of approximately A crowd take proper steps to set up a new of for Passod house reconsideration na sale to the natural resin the drink Hanksville licensed trol by Foremost among the bills In grantsystem of taxation which the adop time for commencement of action —Ayes 32 nays 28 absent 0 No- Utah business men manufacturers tional monument across thebridges Colorado taurants clubs and hotels and some State wholesale workmen and legislators jammed into he ing additional powers to Utah schools tion of the amendment would in on open accounts for services distribution Dutice a of reconsideration road entered from "man for Fort the overalls” river in gorge To house provision the small committee room in which said the means of controll- is H J R 6 which is an amendSigned by president volve Included In order of business for seats were available for less than chesne to Sego across the Book cliffs to buy his drinks in less elaborate ing would be No other senator cared to discuss S B 14 Holbrook — Tobacco liquor at its very source Mr ment to article 13 section 7 of the — one to from Hanksville Greenriver he and where would places places Thursday half that number Holmes would have the liquor state constitution the bill But Senator Bamberger sales tax Favorable recommen-'datio- n 8 J R 2 Huggins and Fowles So great was the interest mani- a second route from Corinne to Park feel at home when his name was called heading brought in on consignment to do The resolution would leave it up to second reading calenof Locomotive Mr believes the Holmes valley Springs by way that was dis —Tax so the detailed of fested and homesteads right with any favoritism graft or to the legislature m distributing the exemptions the roll call explained his vote dar were among the more ambitious of the to buy liquor should not be confined away anrecommittee the to senate that collusion cussion From $2000 and up Manufacturers and import- per capita school fund of $25 and the Tuesday he had voted against the S B 18 Holbrook— Permitting to a privileged few and if it is not ers proposals be would nounced to memofurther ferred resolutions and hearings would be the full right to equalization fund of $5 per capita bill Wednesday he voted for it purchase of lands by federal govInstitutions available to all who want it the way determine howgiven State — 9 state a m the held in at rials much of their respec- Under the resolution each district committee law it Friday because if it should become will be left open for continued exist- tive ernment for flood and erosion In The the list included to more afford suggestions opportunity capitol and wished products they will force consolidation of city H C M 1 Gammeter — Requestplaced un- would receive the funds based on the Passed— Ayes 17 nays the governor’s message that a good ence of the bootlegger for discussion der the care of the state in the state school census provided that all standof counties 0control ing the creation of a national county governments to absent 8 State Local Balance Aim warehouses Only opponents of the bill were roadway be built connect each state ards were upheld and of school districts in San Juan county Reso- heard 8 B 21 Calder— Providing for park' Tuesday night all of whom institution with the present state road 'Our experiences have taught us The eight bills numbered 89 to 96 Would All other senators present folOutlaw lutions Bars and memorials committee while but this would involve were presented by H S Jennings system also” he said “the absurdity of atinclusive are merely mechanics in lowed his lead There were absent inspection of gasoline sold for mothis Under 2 the 11 state II Gibson would Mrs run C road of plan of the total It Advanced to strips length representing the Utah Manufacturtempting to sell liquor only in bulk no risk of financial loss because in the reorganization of the state departSenators Day Griffin Hammond tor fuel in Utah and Lamoreaux — Resoluers’ association They included C all is only about as many miles per- and to attempt to compel citizens authefr aid ayes 18 tion and Neslen but the vote of 19 was third 0reading calendar every transaction it would be guaran- - ment Bof education the school llsss W President haps Wilkins industrial compensation to buy more than their congratulating absent 7 89 grants the H board Well over the requirements required to nays Such proposals If any as ale apD Roosevelt upon his attorney P J Purcell representing (Continued on P Franklin Seven) S B 22 Calder— Providing that fifty-thir- d authority to establish minimum standmake a proposed constitutional excommittee the be may proved and by the underwriters surety birthday Signed by casualty ards for the elementary and high state road commission shall spend amendment effective of Utah Ora Bundy contractor and pected to come before the legisla- HOUSE-STAN- D speaker schools of the state establish re10 per cent of gasoline sale tax -a later the form bill ture Land Bill in of and of Many former David — mayor Ogden H R 5 Lamoreaux Amendsearch Invoke a uniform system of Defeated in Cities and towns counties are still to be heard from the Stine L The senate also finally parsed a ayes 7 Ogden representing and enter ing state constitution to provide accounting auditing nays 8 absent 8 Motion for adding to the 868 miles however beCentral railroad bill by Senator Ward C Holbrook to reconsider a unicameral legislature Resothoroughly into the matter of budgentered fore that bill is in its final form Davis) ets (D Bill giving the United and declare the board a "body Explained The list presented Wednesday fol8 B 82 Fowles— Permitting lutions and memorials committee States forest service the consent of A preliminary explanation of the lows: politic and corporate with perpetual 8 B 8 Huggins — Extending this state to acquire by purchase manufacture and storage within succeession” the state of beer containing more time for commencement of action bill Oand its purposes was presented Projects Listed any private lands it cares to add to than F McShane of the state IndusSchool Diploma on open accounts for services by 1 8 2 per cent of alcohol by deck’s corner on route No 41 the forerts This bill was passed retrial commission who explained Two of the bills H B 90 and 91 thence east to Fielding thence south Trade relations commit Signed by speaker In exactly the form in which the weight commission was not to route No 154 5 miles delete from the statutes the provi8 B 18 Holbrook — Permit- peatedly thatthethebill author said the forest service peo- tee and that his ap2 sion that a district school superinFrom a point on loute No 41 ting purchase of lands by the fed- sponsoring S B 83 Hammond — Permitto assist ex was ple desire it to be passed A desire in pearance solely tendent shall be the holder of at least to amend it to a form in Which the ting school districts to levy a eral government for flood and plaining the meaning of the bill's two miles east of Tremonton thence a life diploma of grammar school north to Garland sugar factory on Amendment Approved fish and game association of the maximum tax of 15 mills on the erosion control Revenue and tax- subsections Favors Discount for Funds grade H B 90 vests in the superroute No 41 3 miles and taxation ation committee Revenue State was said to ask was firmly dollar Enormous" death payments to 3 Secintendent the authority to nominate Bare Majority Corinne via Locomotive Into TreasState committee and definitely voted down II B 2 J W Jensen — Regu- widows and children of workers SpringsFrom all employes to valley junction on The senate advanced to third the sale and production of were pictured by Mr Wilkins as be- route No 70Park B 89 Neslen — Increasing 8 lating ond Roll Call 71 miles Cooperation with the state board of ury When Due reading calendar a bill providing for salary of adjutant' general to commercial fertilizer Favorable ing possible under the bill 4 education and school districts for reFrom Nye’s corner in West Og the inspection of gasoline and fixing $3800 per year State and municUnder the present law he said den north to reoommendatidn to third reading 11 miles search work and school problems is Hot the standards of the product to be ipal affairs committee death payments are limited to a 5 From Hot Springs calendar (Continued from Fate One) written into H B 92 The bill would Springs southerly By Associated Press old In the state 312 a of week $16 for maximum — 28 also H Holbrook B along S J It 2 Huggins and Fowles Central railroad prohibit the school board from Relating attendance the when bill for a remotion killed senate BOISE Jan 30— The Idaho Idaho weeks The proposed law which via Ogden to connection with route Finally the to commercial books to and repairing the — Tax exemptions on homesteads stuffs loaning feeding of a to to divert consideration a came portion which proposed vote house of representatives today apparatus of high school for statement of ingredi- would povide 35 per cent of base No 49 south of Ogden 18 miles students to $2000 Resolution provides streets up adopted tax for sales the gasoline city weekly earnings for a widow with no 6 From Huntsville to Mountain passed house bill 41 by Thornton H B 93 provides that no purchases Message from Farley 0 absent 4 To ents Favorable recommendation to 66 The killing was by a fluke and the Ayes 19 nays cent and up dependents per (D Caand Wilson 15 or Gooding) (D indebtedness Green The shall be to the miles in incurred nature third reading calendar of only thing by bill may be resurrected on a notice house for a widow with children means 7 From Avon to Liberty connect- debate was the reading of a tele mas) by a 5 vote to provide re- any employe except the designated H B 27 Edman — Creating that awaids would run to “enor of motion to reconsider But the delief for Idaho taxpayers who pav purchasing agent of the board and he 17 miles 163 route No ing IN THE HOUSE bate on this measure showed with empension for employes of the Utah mous” sums for even small base rates 8 From Altoonah via Mt Em- gram from James A Farley chair- their taxes when due and keep the only with the approval of'the board State hospital Favorable recomof pay Mr Wilkins said phasis that there will be a violent Introduced Bills of education mons and to Bridgeland on man of the Democratic national com- government in funds and possibly successful mendation to third reading calenopposition Where maximum death payments route No 6Upalco 22 miles In H B 94 a provision is made for mittee in which he urged the house The measure allows the taxpayer — EstablB Bosone Mrs H 86 In the senate to any attempt to divert dar for workers earning $25 to $30 a 9 From The amendUpalco to Ioka 9 miles to approve the resolution as one of who makes full payment of his the making of budgets ishing an unemployment reserve old week under the law not — would gasoline sales tax funds for expendiin 28 H Edman 10 B From Fort taxes before Vesting Duchesne fourth Monday in ment in the bill that would grant advia the ture elsewhere than on the state road fund and creating an unemployitems in the new deal December to the the board of trustees of the Utah exceed $4992 the new law would Ouray-- - to Sego 100- - miles important deduct 4 per cent --and ditional power to the board reads: ment fund department under the system State hospital power to assess pave the way for payments as high 11 From Timpie on route No 2 program It was read by Representat- permits those who make a 50 per "It shall be unlawful lor any board Bletzacker supervision of the Industrial comClifford ive as D May Enlarge System added he $25000 Bingcarwhere Orr’s via and ranch Gold Hill to cent payment in December and of education to make any appropriapossible expenses at The same group of senators how- mission of Utah Rules commitham) who said he did so to clear up Sees Added Dangers Ibapah 130 miles ing for patients and requiring a the balance before the fourth tion in excess of the estimated expay to ever said they had no objection to tee as where the na Monday 12 From Camp Williams souther- any possible doubt enter an order restoring to 2 also saw dangers that Mr pendable revenue for the ensuing Wilkins judge state road of the — system tional administration on enlargement H B 87 Lamoreaux Trafstands the discount in June to take a per cent fiscal Faa patient to competency be held liable for ly along west shore of Utah lake to year except for the complewould employers President H B Maw cast a deciding ficking in opium made a felonv vorable recommendation to third diseases contracted by workers dur- a point near Mona on route No 1 question The bill was described by Rep- tion of specific projects provided for vote which amended the bill before and the aelhng The Vote on reconsideration showed of clgarets to mi57 mile in the calendar course of the their budget of the preceding year” resentative Wilson as a measure ing employment the senate with regard to use of gaso nors made a misdemeanor 13 Rules reading From Fairfield on route No that proponents of the measure had to of H B 31 Hendricks and Cook Any person who employed a worker 73 settlement Census Plan encourage prompt line tax funds for roads within cities committee two roll votes since call gained the on route No 26 30 any purpose around his home milesto Eureka or towns The vote was seven to seven To enable the school districts to of Monday They were the votes of tax bills and one which will serve —Relating to and defining vet- for — 8 B II he added held be Romney an liable as Permitting evidence of the state’s appreciat- have better information on the school in might until the president voted The effect 14 erinary practice bill provides for From a point on route No 1 Representatives Will R Holmes (D corporations to employ optomeinjury claim of his vote was to adopt an amendMitchell ion of those who pay the state's census H B 95 provides that “the repeal of former statute governsouth of Salem thence northeasterly Brigham City) and Daniel 32 R He H for also trists Substituted creation flayed proposed claims which ment by Senator Huggins pro board of education of any school disLivestock commitpromptly ing practice to connection with route (D Roosevelt) H BT32 withof a compulsory state insurance fund via Salem vided- - that the 10 per cent allotted of the SAme title tee Both explained they had great contrict may submit to the state board of Premium on Honesty No 1 1 mile and the Rules committee of virtual elimination drawn within bill for the priby fidence in President Roosevelt and expenditure IL B 40 Swapp — Providing for vate and self "I'm glad finally to see approval education a plan for the continuous Hobble Creek Canyon insurers declaring that cities should be spent on streets or II B 89 J W Jensen by redecided to support him on this quesschool census which when approved of transferring prisoners such a 15 would force the junkFrom Sprmgville via Hobble tion They said they were willing to of a bill that puts a premium on by the state board jjolicy highways not on the state road sy- quest— Relative to the state board expenses to state prison to be taken out may serve in lieu on delinrather than of dozens of private hospitals Creek canyon to honesty stem ing with of the road that of education junction the enumeration required ” an accept president's word extending various of the state general fund Favor- rehabilitation Senator Huggins had announced powers of the board Rules comworkshops and other to Strawberry reservoir 28 miles to the national constitu- quency” declared Coker (R Lin amendment The concluding bill numbered to third agencies set up by some large self able recommendation coin) 18 From Lehi to that if this amendment carried he mittee H B 96 strengthens the qualificaSaratoga tion will be necessary to eliminate calendar While the house was going more 8 miles insurers reading would move to amend the bill to inSprings the labor evils of child for tions the granting of certificates H B 90 J W Jensen by reor less calmly about its business or H B 43 Hall— Relating to the crease the percentage from 10 per Citing proposed death benefits for 17 From Fort Duchesne to White-rock- s Breathless Momenta diplomas and makes the state the senate spent part of the day 18 miles cent to 20 per cent He did not do so quest— Requiring superintendent preparation of maps and plats by executive officers and directors ol board of education the sole agency of school districts to act as the county recorders Municipal af- companies Mr Wilkins said the state 18 on second reading however From a point on route No 1 Advocates of the measure were paying a tribute to nine of Its for- in the of the certficates ' granting a caused breathless few moments fund near mer be durliable died total who for members The only count of noses on this bill agent of the school board in nominorth have might line of Iron county southfairs committee “These bills” Mr Jensen said “are Maw (D whenWilmerJ ) Plain City however came on its progress from nating all employes Rules comtwo the on P ing past Sevan) years (Continued on Paso Seven) In the interests of IL B 62 Farr — Increases prewho had voted in favor of reconsid economy and efSecond to third reading calendar The mittee The nine are: Ernest Parker of mium tax to be paid by insurance eration voted against the resolution Lewiston former lieutenant gover- ficiency in the workings of the state H B 91 J W Jensen by reyea votes as at first polled were' H schools They are merely the from 1 per cent to on final passage If he had allowed nor B Calder (D Uintah) Fowles Hug and president of the senate quest— Deleting from statutes a 3companies that set up will allow Utah’s per cent Insurance and real his vote to stand the house would gins George M Miller (D Carbon) of Robertson John D that requires public estate committee provision Washington school system to function under more have been stalemated the vote would Mrs Burton W Musser D Salt school superintendents to have at A of S Sicklen WashVan county favorable conditions” have been 30 to 30 H B 64 Cook — Defines elecLake) Mrs Frank Page Stewart (D least a life diploma of grammer t ington county L L Evans of PowHowever before the vote was an- er tions of board of education memSalt Lake) H M Woodward (D school of S K Rules committee Clark Clark county grade nounced he switched to the "aye” bers in county districts and stipuUtah) and President Maw Total 8 of Oneida H B 92 J W Jensen by recolumn This proved to be the decid county Ralph Harding lates tenure of office Elections Against Bill educounty Gus Nelson of Kootenai vote quest— Permitting boards of ing state committee Against the bill were Senators cation to cooperate with Mr Maw explained that some of county Martin Albrethsen of Blaine H B 70 Romney — PertainiJulian M Bamberger (D Salt Lake) board of education In research his 30 ()P) — Despite a constituents are opposed to the county and J R Shepherd of Bear DENVER Jan A legislative Inquiry Into reasons 0 C Bowman (R Kane) P J Fen- projects deletes from statutes ng to unknown defendants in direct measure but he would not stand in Lake funds that federal will for the alleged failure of the public suits to quiet title warning After that the senate approved Judiciary nell (D Juab) W D Hammond (D the loaning of books and the rethe of the passage of a measure way be cut off in 24 hours unless Colo- utilities commission to insist on a desired house bill 8 which would extend Grand) A E Holmgren (RBox pairing of apparatus of high committee President Roosevelt by of delinquent II B 71 Romney — Civil ac- rado contributes a share the thirti- valuation of properties of the Tellu-rld- e Elder) Daniel Stevens (D Millard) school students by the board Mr Macfarlane then changed his time for payment Power company was requested vote and disand John M Wallace (D Salt Lake) tion against unknown defendants eth general assembly failed today to was for the pur- taxes for local improvement Rules committee it explained Public hearings on bills and legisTotal 7 under legal disability in suits to bring any definite revenue raising In the house Wednesday by Rep- pose of giving notice of reconsiderat- trict assessments 25 to 18 WhitB 93 J W Jensen by reH committee Warwick C Lamoreaux ion for Absent were Senators Wilford Day ten (R Boise) gave notice imme- lative meetings quiet title Judiciary committee measure to the floor for considera- resentative — Restricting purchasing quest (D Salt Lake) (R Iron) Conrad Frischknecht Jr H B 72 Pectol — Relating to tion If the resolution wins out in the diately he might move for recon- Thursday makof from school boards agent D Sanpete) W H Griffin Jr (R the killing of dogs Judiciary comThe relief crisis brought a group of Mr Lamoreaux produced a sheaf final test Thursday Utah will be the sideration tomorrow PUBLIC HEARINGS ON inCache) Holbrook A F Hopkin (D ing purchases or incurring of mittee state to ratify the prodemonstrators io the capitol They of documents taken from the files Bill on Fines without debtedness approval C of the commission BILLS Clarence Neslen (D to Morgan) amendment were — posed Repurporting orderly II B 73 P M Peterson The senators slso passed senate Salt Lake) D W Parratt t p Salt the board Rules committee The senate mining and smelting The closest the legislators came to show that the commission had failed of compenthe to bill 34 certain repayment lating that la tha providiing essential W Jensen M B 94 to J in II Lake) Eldred prime demand auch valuation in apite property commiltee will hold a public hearRoyle (D Utah) by sation or wages for employes La- concerted action was joint resolu- of a fines collected in criminal cases be ing at 9 a m In the senate Total 8 making quest— Relating to budgets of the bor general order issued by the rate tion passed by the house but unlounge committee current fund the Mr expense asked into Lamoreaux The bill would have therefore gone board of education in school disthe paid that for discussion of H B S working touched by the senate proposing a commission 12 years ago and re are which in the b® H B 74 Hendricks — Creating of to third reading had the vote stood tricts Rules committee they county included offi the in to Harry L Hopkins federal peated recommendations day of miners and other underduring a fund for the maintenance of plea Senator Huggins had however administrator for more time to find cent months by F L Ostler com- cial house record and was sup- imposed bill 34 also H B 95 J W Jensen by reground workers was House In Larcounted noses and before the vote fnsurance the approved state the by Elliot ported request Senate trades relations commitdepartment an equitable means of obtaining the mission secretary that an appraisal School districts to present the state was announced thought he had heard quest— to 0 43 committestate sen It and that real EvanB (D Monroe) provided Theobold Insurance — tee will hold a public hearing at the — and audit be made as soon as posmoney plans to board of education for ee shall commissioners land board G of G (D Lindstrom eight votes against the bill Senator continuous (D Newhouse Hinckley) for Governor Ed C sible hotel at 7 p m at which school census Rules Spokesmen Fowles and Musser as a matter of be required when contracting for a representative of the committee Mr Lamoreaux declared that fail- Spring Canyon) and Moses L H B 75 Hendricks — EmpowJohnson’s Democratic administration committee fact had qualified their vote by the the sale of timber on state lands of forty-nin- e (D Bountiful) and a representative began in the morning to master their ure of the commission to act on a ering the state insurance com1L B 96 J W Jensen by reremark that they were voting only to appoint assistants forces for speedy enactment of a re- letter of Mr Ostler relating to thi An objection was raned by Grant to prescribe that the timber ahall of the chamber of commerce will demissioner sole of as education Board bill that the go to third reading in quest— Intail sales tax but the end of the day acquisition of stock in the Bountiful Macfarlane (D Salt Lake City) and be manufactured into lumber or bate methods of controlling tha liand fix their compensation dicatmg that they reserved the right agency In granting certificates or surance and real Monson (D Salt Lake timber products within the state quor traffic estate committ- found the bill still in committee for Light and Power company by the )rto to vote against it on final passage un holders diplomas qualifying The senate adjourned after talka reconciliation of many amend Utah Power House public utilities committee A Light company City) who said the house did not less it is in the si ape they desire act as teachers instructors or ee know what is in the documents and ing through most of the lunch hour will hold a public hearing at the ments would also bear Inquiry — IncreasiII 76 Hendricks B Rules school other employes Changed Vote The fresh ultimatum that the govHe read the letter from Mr Ostler would be establishing a bad pre- A debate on the child labor amend- Newhouse hotel at 8 p m for disng salary of state insurance com- ernment would withdraw its assist The Weber county senator theie-for- committee to the commission In which the lat- cedent by having them included in ment to the national constitution cussion of H B 15 preventing railto from $4000 $3250 per — missioner of n Board H B 97 Richards was deferred until tomorrow believing the bill bad bet ance tomorrow the house records was brought to ter said: road from hauling inInsurance and real estate the house as a night k lied changed his vote to ‘'no" in corrections Five bills and two memorials trastatecompanies Considerable discussion followed statement by Major "It appears from recent newsmay appoint social year coal from mines which they committee order as he thought to save it inforE O Braught district relief adminis case workers for obtaining paper articles that the residents of iand finally a motion carried that the were Introduced in the senate and own or have an interest in The charge actuaUy gave the ma- mation on II B 83 Murdoch — State li- trator who said he had been in Bountiful be read prisoners or of perThey were six measures were presented to the city through its COMMITTEE jority against the bill and it would sons convicted of crimes before cense for privately owned liquor touch with Hopkins lpal authorities have been giving handed over to the reading clerk house have died then and there had not or after the committof sentence on The demonstration The senate memorials the capitol consideration to the purchase of thewho then rcad thprn Judiciary dispensaries provide ANNOUNCEMENTS passing Senator Huggins Corred out his pla n Rules committee ee When this was finished Mr Theo- - for a 95 per cent tax on inheritances steps in which several hundred per- - Bountiful Joint education committee will — nd given notice of motion to recon-i— Light & Power company ba'd — was m tnj operate renewed the motion that they'of $1000000 or more and approve meet after adjournment In room (sons participated orderly as same a uder and senate nVwa-'bcharacter and rehouse be complete by Thursday evening included in the official records the Townsend old age pension although pia“nt Recently' there 223 ere Routine business was not heavy in Balle-riehad been locked as a pre- ivolvlmg fund plan Senate appropriations and claims in the hands of the legislators Fri- paper artlcie3 Indicating that theiand the motion carried the senate and did not take up much committee will meet at 10 a m ln time Of most interest was the favor- Talbot had day At the same time he said copies tfl C contmH'lnfert the governor’s board room able report from the committee on PTC fti an nnicu A n petition signed by hundreds of Senate revenue and taxation comrevenue and taxation gven S B 14 be presented m in the Holbrook which imposes a sales tax mittee will meet at 11 Front” reaThe petition states among other on all forms of tobacco except senate lounge however cg the Later of the speaker arets already taxed Senate social relations and relief sons that "the bIls as now proposed house agreed to permit a committee committee will meet at 1230 p m in Gasoline Bill are inequitable and unjast for the of six the demonstraRICHFIELD— Membet s of the Utah following reasons room 329 The gasoline standards and invpec tors to appear and allowed one of House revenue and taxation comtion bill like that which would dis Tax Reform league headed by Presi M That the income tax bill is not their number to make a 15 minute company requesting detail of such A unanimous report of the senate tor Eldred Royle (D Utah) will meet at 9 a m In room including the amounts tribute gasoline tax funds in pa1 to dent P E Willardson The demonstrators were rep- transaction Wednesdayjbased upon the principle of ability to talk favor of senate which would prohibit a rate of in- mittee committee in ' judiciary cities was fathered by Senator Calder) terest in contracts of more than 8 109 resented as being unalterably op- - paid for the stock and what funds bill 9 pav e i i orwar an NesC Senator epare pe Clarence bb® by as chairman of the h ghwavg commit Purchase thereof e limitations of expend posed to a sales tax and as umted!wre used cent including all charges The House appropriations and claims Mr Lamoreaux told the house he ltn (D Salt Lake) was voted by the per tee The former was amended in se (to the committees on revenue and ture Jor the vanous pubhc purposes ln a demand for bill proposes to fix the legal rate committee will meet at 10 a m ln unemployment in- -' of E E (committee eral minor details intended to clarih taxation of the state legislature not sufficiently defined after adjourn- - of interest at 6 per cent instead of room 200 'nirance legislation patterned after'bad made some inquiry it and Senator Holbrook chairman of the commis-jtneHouse judiciary committee will The bill is the the pie'ent 8 per cent that action on various taxation! Becaae if is physically impossiblenational legislation now before Wednesday to the that the labeling of the gasolineaiguingmg Telluride ap- one to regulate dentistry sl°n for tang ble property owners to con jgre--why a public At first the committee had no re- meet at 11 a m In room 303 pump rewith the octane rating of the content — been but had House irrigation committee will — —— made not tinue operation under the present bur to the fate praisal hearing on which rirewalarRe crowd sponse from the public as might not be understood m all cases tre be delavpd until the Tax Reform dens of taxation and that without re - The largest apd finest geysers in ceived evasive answers 'Tuesday night at the Newbouse ho- - of this measure but of- late Chair- meet at 11 a m In room 200 bv the purchaser procured in addi league is able to submit bills now in lief it is apparent that the tangible the world are gathered together House Insurance and real eatata man Ira B Huggins iD Weber) says During the conversation the com- - tel tion a amendment which will less than a square mile in mission chairman told him Mr1 The committee also deeded to hold a flood of requests for a hearing has'eommittee will meet at 5 p m in property tax system will kill itself require the process of preparation Mr Willardson said the bills would with its own viciousness ( Continued on rax Benn) 'Yellowstone national park 'Lamoreaux said that valuation of a pubhc hearing on the bill by Sena- come in 'house leunge -- state-owne- Gam-met- er two-thir- IDAHO HOUSE J Utah-Idah- S 4 S 4 o REVERSED ON SEEKS RELIEF CHILD LABOR FOR TAXPAYER on v Utah-Idah- by Paid P I o 3 33-2- a i i 2 COLORADO HITS UTILITY PROBE REVENUE SNAG DEMAND MADE t 4 Public Hearings And Committee 4 Meetings Slated I -- twenty-secon- d Hol-bio- - e munici-'documen- ts I LEAGUE ASKS Committee Favors Bill C VOICE ON TAX”- -- a 4 4 4 4 repre-entm- a'k-jar- e nt s - ‘ - |