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Show _--"‘éCO FICIAL ORGAN OF THE REPUBLICAN PARTY IN THE STATE oot Che Inter-Mountain Republican. RAILROADS WITHDRAW WORST DEFEATEDIN HOUSE FEATURES OF SENATE m Senate Bill Number Ninety-Five Today | _- cna Bo i e ) cre 5 nC es i 9 | wt TWELVE PAGES. From Stand Taken Coal and Iron Mine Privileges-Measure is Postponed. SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH, TUESDAY, MARCH 12, 1907. on offer it in a law-making body of Utah. The whole tendency of the country () () ae Objectionable Pro isions to Be Fought by When Bill Comes Up for Vote This Afternoon, - ; Powerful railroad Jnterests that lave es st a a6 _ unanimously Comenioen ee Srna attorneys, will ences. Either it is made purposely to confuse *he people and trouble the courts, or it is simply product of hodge-podges.of some man whe is trying to prove vo an employer that he is a lawyer, act as a most serious | stricken ue orca ela out Republican, manulsctures a stirred strong) merchant and citizen print up against piete « onirel, lone of the. largest re the people with original Belongs to the people. "Any attempt on] eh ae es whieh em ti [oFPe theeRelegislatiire! Brat oe aa STATUE this LU giving. away sit taeBecause or Subdivision gives railroads the right' ; mines, and that portion of own:| Vor his ecountabilliy." Youre very re-| subdivision n Manufac turers and O. cs pee emien ay naples stasis ectadleten, Merchints. Asso- Where the senate Stood mended braced it} the minor amendments the minority report. report favored the em-|when the railread agreed lo Thejise. Before the compromise passage/ed there were evough will against i as a th i 4 mn ; 4 sag Pe tain it,,on been the grounds that amended a once section) . ooo. ¢ ysuld net again by replacing had been eliminated. the the Pees first Ter note ne of The aerate at the bill, e = d ein Rett the Career On will 72) | as. opposition Rk aul. sure serge SAS to and incorporate ten miles a line build One long, glance at the passhould That railroads. extensive than the main lines of the more page ; is three ses sa provision giving the + running the streams of the state to the cor- e: an | opponents gath-| rainiein cts SF oy do if th lines, Are Ie oT. the:eR bil. oe Phat tale A eae ' Pers . hat body that 1 i th "thre made. an attemptwi yn the on "‘latdao down" BE 23 4 - if 1 sae nD , 7.7 ; x y ‘ af solidation A 7 7 m I * . 7 altogether, the nate Wil- |) 7h he that ed ass ag signers ee at Williams t -<ticate t action "Senatoal : merit The 6 aacoeee nesoe was finaly bill Tuesday «-» at a a order bill rial trial, f vena, ert would nwo visions eps t be ; Tat Hu He ul re3 oe Be ace "He: bil } j } best be killed; that the bill ° could think still . ° four ue twenty y ranted-a - ty ennted t Unless . Aaa oO Oo al eee by. tnd cenators suithe the senators: will bill STE ee this with oie for : relief, severe . amend- the at ee "Had be. eet ; | mornit | areume and to - r Gentlemeé the board tion he yd on Alt The lows ; Mé bill, as fol « Protest Sourons the a of seting ve of this F afrectors 9 WW) (Murch this day . was Sonata ue ie conspira Rucf which fol- } given to % tilk 1 j dem \ a mit urrer fh th ! ! Pod ' » HO ! four] f 1 : | i PEA j - of Miner iH Rick prel en Pare. on. } { { raih ' ii ‘ i I-j Two, ) March issued - today I A ind relieved. Utah, | pre welghed made nts Jacl a ith con-| in but part KsO Jk { to the | territoy to the to pla tuke departure | for of vital Loa) | They 5 mitted : Ty ; ; ; 1 was fehtine warden. at. poin ord Hoster.) ' : ‘ kept H Twenty-ninth in-|] 4x Gand lo eeas tera eee ae the] | tempt ruchesne. Port from : William: (By de- may +14 of j a ich from } the l ut ad-| | the testimony| J oxicolo.| animal e+ steamer Thursday, toxicolo-} eminent ie Witeehaus Was also issued permanent | of Prof. \r By eee ae a] cist, that no drugs exist wnich would as Duchesne Fort ming at ly aes #* Evelyn! Mrs. by described e the effects of soldiers jc A detachment post. military and nisin ---- a pubthe until fort the at left be pos ments © | HiSSACORE Two.) Pdge on (Continued of disposed is lie ill property Harry bound ts, tl { J. for Inge "left ruerto YF Meee ‘ s aries con ame rae i p York Cortes, car re "| the ‘ha i ce a oh | plete | less er vot upen do to ue | oe j ‘ te of loor 1 ros i oluti replied a von fairveRiitl one not Sar emer se Tpstiad - te it their eeto in discussed that t ntion provide to able On enRunaRd this ¥ pl Phe t pl bidding. = 1 al have ; rnd T Lot thi t on ; ale f question that the that iiostton th discu T think intrusted cant them ' t to: nomy. | of j j 1 nt n af Jensen question eee wae ery Rertedoari enliven here tl 5 pe hou d j let ing I as 1 uv ( i lam ot 4 tea 1 ae cee rit Did Representative New : _ oe ce a 1GiT seb eke the the vot for Honduras 11.-The Ny Norwegian r J of : i t} i I I ri United th ind stat u to nd mal to and constitutior \t the ight la o f jon I | 10 fa experiments the regarding _ Bears Munitions March Ala.. Mobile,' 4 me _ ter th va ussio x d } . 1 ul body tin i he i , } nt 2 ( pa This death jstatement and mn ight 7 th |1 |qu "itz State } I loss ounces eae mad ead that ia rial fwith Thoma kethel. eke Z ma 1t jury," thi from the get the Hummel 1 affidavit rid frustrated ih ms ss Perna in the th the Facer Id , But upon it ving = 1 i : re vi befor ; Thaw of triall. pla toE hoped =h which -tt day tga th But atl ian profession Bea es Mat. ent AS tersel he Je*las balked furthe \the to consented: he and Out of-the| three that:the Ina today Delmas rebuttallon apne sa pines eee eo he and seale balanced in on ounce eee hae lo hich deat fter i ideas n deduction : il ee in ; ln ae ‘ re al ; lo las ‘ follow- | War |* Pe Nn ; iain utor, Prosec Defeats mas | sharpest rit "Wily * Ore x lecal New | ivulry, Fitth M witnessed, Fort] has at duty from e wYorts Tore proceed will and ment prior time 11,-The by Stanford > pes DelAfte of prover § pennies the of or being of human death perfectly la OY f F H D aWw Brother-in-l "¢ ite White Appears , pei aciuall oa the Laven Park f pee fone lenti bch aitI seein eee ll titeas bese W aS Ise tae i r measu : : C by h yoin t er h j sere ti wa ue ; J ie ue Ne | : 3 Lor rs a opposition the | 5 Bill th of 1 ad 2 "If . ors ‘ Favors n : iY | speakit not in aski petitions to sizned oO ee uae ame Bas the y do animals that spiritual SEE nimrae n a f aot: Res: ON) fon case the not waS such cou a 1Tt of ° Utah . people an the of that aid human a 10s REN expertm nmediat« We ee Wa th t! I of statement ie cent‘ = per i m I ike : cee beak ATTORNEYS OF BATTLE : Duchesne Servier Arizona n i} ich - a 0X~- © _'e| o roOvernarea ae re Port was Apach Fort. companies ae fantrs rhe) WY elected =e Troop partment if thi ud rder be will Ducheane, tol et enberg,| i ueoradéntl wed Stan aA (Continued: Dy part Mon, WE ir Washingt oe _-__ + -+~» Special n I in officia vO Ae Rey ) ih at Pett ri Ik I Jan s yer pecjury Dunne-in ke jude us | bringing in id 0 ar Ro ANGoverno CHO ahs eee OY anno eG I ee Judge t a wil a it . Friday ind Dine { OF eromiatt by two weeks ‘en were Filed. special S ederation Wests ee Lppen \ See i tl 1 ileywood to SP eyo Re court ira distriet Del L- Mint Bol "hab the hey indicates I na Pe oe ofof combination, combination e ee yee swering aay adeaiee OrTatiC: peg - PRC a. o ti ey ert a ae i nf ‘I a, wal Se 1c} * ---- the survey about that ‘ rr cal Teint n Fi ' Leave (o a ndings vithdraw ------ Proops | ge 1 aiiilarttea Ii D discovered thi. he C Cs eer Pred a ee0a | ae h ina if | a -- Rea BR De refuse "have Ruefwoule stn are adopt teatreceived Ree @ ' Th ae te l E Miuyor if they ensult) today MTments pt werthe er hasdace pleaded Manufactyure | Helidar ‘tanh posterey extortior for eunts rel association sferchants' commun ers granted Peete, fight- | fore A the ci ee mt Whochave | a offer "hb app | ay | corpus samuch Vine bill shou ee DO a iit some ained were these that syday the out aken jectionad' ue Sper able jectloi taker were hey p - eth passed, es- . is Fal mitul LR: a s se 3 aking of ident i Ion, Contes: Riddle Will n must Apel -EnEE Cegared Mt of pr a fr I nly s Gifford on ea it eA eal pee cmee te Soe oP eran site bad aah ies \ th f 1 hie aw pert P 7 ies : a t wood Hey Moyer, 0] Cay ho att | hey a y | a tibon PETE Vy and ha . writ { ifonen Di ae _ ae NA, VENUE OF CHANGE ASK ‘TO j aE apD a ay j fae ame the EN aay ely a ) i ul ‘ lines possess withthe withdrawn as rresiden vall,-the rn lénd Phick cl I { cant tia is ta - a ee ofih many { ‘i ne cae - - |i Sree ee de suet federal ' for r time! a ial timekeepet tfjehe ofoflicial ‘ move ve that he MeDougall MUIR 1 5 issociate f trast as a the itis | anus ee iat ‘ rf EET ave ee | Jerome Springs Sensation Just|"cish!,at the moment of deat Judge Bryan Declares Himself a:t year witt soon be issued. a Soul, | against et (he edmn favoralof that man la possesses belief ee Before Close of Session in © | sure,PAnPuE since| coal lends ofineluding Disqualified and Leaves ©} 6,000,000 Cav milmany not umme} acres ; | Sa ee 8 0 nana Tite Pep Case. Thaw lon acres of other lands for forest Caldwell Bench. > le J it | wa next application is eae 4 a [reer Loaded, Not elimi BF aS ri OER jon. onudge "ee yunne Nebeforsne en of the Dell Judge the i neaiee ut his vill | denving rE See rocks ae ontigt ry °F Subdivision ° s<erpor fo 2 the right oads osition. think: CO eed Ld bonds be does Lost CONE 1 nh ur : bare othereb Karle il will vote express ( "@ thei who empress eee for wh vallhe rive the first plac : v itors sion of it : t KS 5 chal the to mie entry from. witidrawnh lands . it cane sit upe mh his to continuing | from foatures ws the sto error of writ the that declared objec-| were bHebbard| by: Judge cranted court | cunreme e obiec- once ae an Others that. ere grey aah ones the only, ‘e Hae restore DOUE: ae domain tha wa ier a e HW arryt |icsiehitse. "ey, Shue tet te i \ West ts ientil President 1 ‘accompromi the in domain public iby as -_--- ~" W's c oe ‘ accep 0 agreec a neh Marehd come-to ‘ he BMAD ted face rie ugge hompson Une the alk against, MeDougall |} talk the acainst Duncan Duncan Tape ee ee SE : = Washington has' Roosevelt tepresenta aoe eentativo: cnow who anvon Le| wel iey eke Ra i rea how a's ea ates a lptke worst veryt, the ual Humans. pe | ‘ rema fie. during prisoner: Kapt-2..clpge é ee ie the given . is . bill the ‘ in thirty mimutes each speaker one eaica. | teanan lieve p Ing Some That I soul, Dr. have no nosoul, have | hour told yesterday that the ftlends of The | der of the trial Re enn ane ar mnncrrmr oy ene | i te eer f m ) now weeping it He then consentec ittee ne ee: Simi Osea g-cuomat pporibitiag Fal for the bill: rivileges "2 in them Hone. Ro view his to air which ted: f e arieelaa See Sa i ate eee et IENTIST tet Arter arose. time | a Poston, March 11-In the revela- | the clock In this tower .} ranresentative net Eee support fnesumec cone Sod figures steahelppite ion ,that; Sapa simianSo run to want save?" $150,000. save aeeatign Ee aig! pier this of start vill The question H self be feared. { before all be} Ruet Hebbard whether Judge. Ruel | DFovEht determine ind. will :bs in. Peel eee2 a Dee of who. because bill had . With insurmountable. 4 ara are « them ont, it may With wrt for peti it ipreme ich ‘ ea ° 7 a my rea ct * orphigh ' 'a¢ Scearae acne Ac seven nenated, oeeliminated, he worning Tomorrow srrohibitior vet th taken & stand against ad proceeding corpu ibeas the cide SENALON | yesterday Nv ' att Rasband.the coat "dd é objections : the But " on record, igre " aie ~ . uu eo, ey j solidationwe onsolldation tha ess MANY MORE DELAYS: |*€S"0°#S "5 7 ©*7F™ CRESTS 1S REACHED ourt - uker ae Kuehler.) else. | (Sp anyone Jor SAYS | ; ee ae to regen l 1 His what Tam trying to do. 1 below | at given be should tuiestion ta about | ‘Dr. McDougall Proves to Himle ps ople Tt | he stat this of of this The i ‘The stat veeve people, Spirit : ||hour. thing r. MCUOUg . in- . the in way, safe b and the companies t simply terest of the people. But, if it is harmless, i acceptable, let them have it. steamboats, and find the amended bill air ‘* ion.' " the be. that would ‘ | ae s tomorrow..morning In | CS SOSESOSSOSOOSSSSSSSSOOSSSSSSSSOSSOSOOSSY tortion. x We court | 5 supreme to the will take TQTn cls swept1-| . " ae « eon tete are Pe ahr fi§ more. There may be We have pointed out a number of vital defects in the bill. tem clause? 1otel} ane o> to mck belns of- escape ope. onl corpu habea of 1 writ | . . Dun Judge | Supporters. Win tailroads aie i ue th he ofa ton: cut down rey have pee. aown cu wve th : aatio oo l€B'S~| Jive () . c ing atvompted: to catabllah nistel ea ew Fes his "for he which eet . | as for un. the | ®! f 9 writs: tine, to investigate the 7 fo wen tue prixoner, anvpral \ ampl had ha ‘ e s which f tl ‘ thereof, are the same, or any acts and parts of acts had been . tl . z ul lastefought, om had ee WP my cround legal every aieted ‘;1 |Mmsclhi. eel Lawrene®. ti ind Teeundersald Senator superficially favorcut postponing Lem aa LIL, pe ‘ough sli wine prosecution on the ind fer | =away senate," of this any j memibet eroabe defy ot eTener. defy 71 court Bil s, Sener, wanted the bill. to-he voted on | (bree committee ‘ pFoceedinem truggcle ofcoirtoday's. l {tureree nity ml minority se the under: ‘‘all acts done and performed 3 the like effect as if each of said "| tatton, amd atio caras- order the "Since oe Lon °" speanke 0) at all: times since thec same were severally passed."' : in full force and effect . Were not they in full force and effect? Were not the laws of Utah in full force What illegal acts are and effect? What is the concealed weapon in that passage? : What mystery is concealed in that very unusual repeal: sought to be legalized? there \() ofOo - tbs,' DeCOP‘ple. REUF IS DEFEATED eee ‘ tatite , g IN "FRISCO COURT He was not ready to yote.and asked SQ ont Sa ee rraham i March rancisco sat CuLS AV AVOES s du met. with crushing)rad defeat at every } ¢ ifthe 1 | Ruef chairman chair son " _ Jo; hnson. Senator [ d d rf 66 : with confirmed, hereby - that --PROVIDED nvolvec { It- a anti-Japanese he o last 1@ | : my it. | [ation SE bill kill the concluding paragraph of the Read name of all that is logical, in the Then, That one collection of words is a marvel. of the repealing clause. the end Half a dozen sections and parts of sections of the laws of Utah are to be repealed from the pass to them induce to endec eae Grane action, such o ote ieyropriety ; 7 os Ans! Los of | ton as handily as quite business coal a do and -s . * man- every used they tk ek the to-atudy tine killed scheme. t that. Kill 1 authorized. 1 company, coal a up buy could They directly j ow- es ea 4 wish. | nt yi mab | ond This | bill. the + draw ¢ he V nade ids objec HW yin yesteraa Senator by who 2 1 f J he Maas Anugh that Ie had who vali the fk that tae i senate thwarted it wax but we through bi the 1 reques MAJORITY ae On page five begins the-by d Su divisit Nine, with its right to own and operate Sor that no SoMa Pake alcen i: this atone aE lve M k bedy on any Japanese question. H 4 . iD sighs ener iid. re lands, and sell the product in the market. That will have to go out. The people will , the question was Importance of Question, one decided in the afilrmative, but quite a "This wiatter Is, perhaps, one of the certainly not stand for such a grant of right to the companies. With it, they would number, Including the San Francisco del -lmnost important quéstians Jf not. the have the state of Utah by the throat, and it never would get free. We understand the egation, voleed their objections by shout ") most drvertant tat has come befere o."" ing "No. the fathers and supporters of the measure are willing to cut out that part. And they A. M. Drew of Fresno, who had taken question has been before the state for considerable Interest in rurthering legislaelghteen years. The Agricultural 4 colshould. acquirfrom Japanese the lege promised that it would be selfto keep tion When you think of tha On page seven, beginning at line 31, the provision empowering a corporation to said he dtd) cupporting. in Calitornia, ing ‘real not want estate to have the state caught napappropriation it asks of this legislature ping so that undesirable features would buy the stock of any other corporation, and transact the business of that other corporaand the appropriations tt has asked Ile moved that a previous sessions do you think that President to the tion, should go out-and go out quickly. With that provision remaining, you might a one : ie ae Therethat itself 7 it has supported atu-| | answer telegrum anand ° that question to « to, thet Stan. : a stateto thobjects St that be thesent [effect evade your expressed company could still and the railroad Nine, cut out Subdivision PA No. 3 "| swer ots e . Japanese oO ralizatio < ~) S wes () ietiit batt eee bITa a thanee aa Uve ee aeand': eo rather -been.| ee ing. made ty (nue |ner of persuasion uperthe members of |() ms nshneemenut i of OU ey. of tve the. passage piers tionable ame cee bse iis Ek ittorne« at c oy v nd 1 sev the "f throdeh yesterday yesterd th \ On ea a eae eee eee ae eon eco TREO ard itive | ott Selll-nabe fe the for Pe Me oS fiveeaepole ee Eaeiaver= to LACKS "There are measures before this house that they pave very convincing which haye gone through the senate. 7 gical reasons why the two schoo am willing to place my. confidence fn the | 12 should not be mer See ede me governor and the President and suspend When the bill came up for conall-action on Jang neds legislation. Lthere7 nove phat rt he tier sene "ol! Deny is Pree kenttatio MEffla"\ 4 2 o = be amended matter that be enactment porations; and that should be stricken out from line 15 to line 26. The state of Utah not want 1 he water rig hts to be gobbled up. And that is what the corporations = so Be Bite! eat eae ial gt ' Ce replaced when the bill came up for} When the comprimise' came, 1 Nal passage However, should aul ranks of the opponents of the bill were attempt be made to reineert the twolsnat to Pleces and a new alignment objectionable features, a point of order) wilt be seen today when the bill comes would be raised, and, according to the up for aetion. . sUSs-| vules, the chair would have to Lobby Still Active. having , for out. does « sea tie Wee reine eee NH Aaah He heel nett Ailsa aS a Rat Ute afnentiments could be with silite LIScOTIANIS Fearunek. ne , all things, remains has been directed to the coal provisions is no rYea- empowered be will railroads become soon come > s 1 fo he bill to" kill -it. entiInely. Se ors uf ine tire eepore: merticliige at two Love' tama e nee, Geraiar® Wilitaine, vital provisions in the bill, wae adopt-| Callister. Clege: Seely, Rasband, Park, ed the senate and the cbjectionable} Walton and Brinkevhof! were unalterVe the time/ably opposed to the bill in its original features were eradicatec se : . owever, Sena-/ form. Senator Hutaniski, John Yy a ita! SAERUDE LDS en iatod=aeres dé Lacritth Sbagi tious 118 "Miller had taken LN above S4e Will show that the state will be deprived of incorporation fees, and ‘‘branches'! compromwas offer- inembers © thetis objection olde But and then build ‘‘branches'' that will reach all over the state. The majority report further recom-fin the senate were broken yesterday| minority the law, the of Secretary Harris, mony of is left of the bill, let them have it. VOTE Sacram nto,-Cal., March 11.-Prestde nt| After one of the hardest fights seen Roosevelt's wishes were re pected by th California "lon the floor of the house this session, legislators today, ard in cor sequence all Japanese bill/171; by Senator Park, prolegislation } don a! Senate for this session Three anti-Japanese viding for the consolidation, of the met had which measures University of _Utah and the Agriculproval of the senate, and were pendia before the assembly, tural college; and further - providing were promptly dr spcenstitutional ». that the question o f a discussion further from ped amendment be submitted to a vote of included were wishes President's in a the people was defecate governor the from Inessage The unofficial vote was 26 Tor and reads telegram President's The as fol-| 18 against-consolidation, lacking the two-thirds: majority ‘White House, Washington, March 11 After'.the ote wa nnnounced two i memb »' Representatives Mills "and ‘To Hon. James N. Gillette, governor Garnett. changed their. votes. Before of California, Sacramento, Cal else had an opportunity "Action of California legislature report- | anyone attention of the speaker Represened in this morning's papers most unfor-! the tative. Harry: J tobinson. announced tunate in effect on my efforts to secur he would move a reconsideration exclusion of Japanese laboters by friend-| that if the' defeated bill It. can be stated ly. agreement and if continued will prob-! ‘unon."‘considerable"' authority that Mr. ably render recent legislation of congres Robinson will, make nO such motion for that purpose ineffective Please' sePhere was considerablk diseussion cure suspension of. fuerner action until as .to whether -a reconrecelpt of letter from me. | afterwards of the vote could be had. "THEODORE ROOSEVELT.' | sideration Robinson sald he had no objeeIn transmitting the message to the as-} Mr. embiy Governor Gillette added the fol-| tlons. As the vote stood after the lowing: change of two votes it was 24 to 20, "It seems to me from the foregoing , The change was evidently made for the purpose of asking for a reconsiderathat it would be very important that no action be taken at this time whtfeh will \ tion. Representative George S. Dean said: prevent our government from entering in- | The measure recelyed a plurality to friendly relations with the Japanese | majority vote is covernment tending to the exclusion of j vote, but a two-thirds | required to pass the méasure Six laborers from this country. in the debates of "LT hope that the assembly will give this | hours were consumed ithe afternoon and evening. The air matter very careful consideration that was burdened with figures and stano mistake ut this time he made. tistics. Several members present con"J. N. GILLETTE." stituted the schoolmasters of the occaConfidence In President. sion and pointed out e economy and Grover Johnson of this city was the first the sense of consolidating the colleges, lite who said they represented the to take the floor, agricultural intererta of their respecWe might just as well face this mat ® he tive counties, argued against ter now," sald the Sacramento man. son why the rest of the bill is harmless. In fact, there is peril in Subdivision Two, page two of the printed copy now before the senators. If that subdivision becomes a part spectfu dcmonn right Of eminent WalEE, lo| m what | EXECUTIVE i again this afternoon. they do not hide any colored gentlemen in the woodpile that Sap The OPPOSED | and ain nihoaennier retire by PRICE FIVE CENTS Tuesday. - | Effect of Coast Solons Tended Representative Mills Speaks at | to Upset Plans for PeaceLength in Favor of ful Statement, | Measure, | -- | doing it as the foreigner played the fiddle-by main strength and awkwardness. Monday afternoon the bill came up for consideration in the senate, and it was stated by friends of the bill that the authors of the measure, Parley L. Williams and his friends, would consent to the erasure of the passages that have been most seriously and most commonly objected to. Other senators then stated that they wanted another day to see if there were more things which better be eliminated. And it will come up There is no general objection to the provisions empowering the railroad companies of Utah to buy and operate ocean steamboats; and if they can do that without detriA a ment to the state, all right. If they can be empowered by this2 bill to engage in that business, and at the same time can be kept from saddling objectionable provisions on provisions Led Snow rica FEW : meaningless confusion, repetitions and involved sent- ( (ie coal fields of our stare| desire} the il bill dys who be-;| to should on made had been fight engagebe Inopened that_businens. othe | cause of the great powers to bestow pan the iatifeade: ob. tie entaic: and| but' the railroads trom "tite ing the "bond" a are the eee Tee evertime for the Pas| structed to convey the same to yout Hianner % Smith's bill donattne large} jy THe {hs axseciution most earnest-| portions of the state of Utah to the] the passage of senate Dill No. 95 as In-| ee ae ce leulated (0 plies the eoat fleids of the bers who.are friends of the bitl Mon-| &fasp sind control of th raliraads op: () ee oe ce man not ob-| that the rassige of the bill menan nae which or California Assembly Accedes to Six Hours Consumed in Debate Wishes of President by the Lower | Roosevelt. | Body. | is directly Senate Bill Number Ninety-five. And, if there be, there is no state where so amazing a wilderness of words would be employed. If this bill were right, every provision in it could be stated in forty lines, It is verbose to the point of the ridiculous. There are whole pages of the printed copy Opponents Rain JAP LEGISLATION CONSOLIDATION 18 | | [3 PUSHED ASIDE | | against permitting corporations to exercise the powers which this bill so arrogantly demands for them. Nation and state, all the rest of the country has pronounced-after trial-against so limitless a surrender of the people's power to the tender mercies of the corporations. We do not believe there is another state in the Union where any man, no COMPROMISE WINS STRENGTH IN UPPER HOUSE } ‘yn Ssm'erszedychiha drm More Local Without doubt the safe, sure and certain thing todo w ith Senate Bill Number Ninety-five would be to strike ont the enacting clause, and then proceed with the business of the day. This would take about fifteen seconds, and it would insure the people of the state for fifteen hundred years. Never again will the sponsors of this measure \() Bow to Popular Demand and Retreat UTAH. - eel ee = ° VOLUME V, NUMBER 29. Ta OF 4 Eel constitutional the was state the time jn. two the for re Rage 4 t |