Show THE STATES LAWMAKERS Important Meamires Intro duced Hill Ak IUhlmliiril > > l IunUhmrnl lnr mr s4 iBlirrllmn1 Taura rsemptlnu from Twa11s1Anil IIlah list lttll1wmmlllre tnlan menA nlljoII that Threatna Trenblr 6 Utah legislature 1 < h I conspicuous among such bottles on account ol his nnanlmlty ol political sentiments Never before since the early days before be-fore the old liberal patty gained any preitlge has there been I so unequal a division ol member among the parties The senate Is I composed ol seventeen democrat and a populist elected a s a democrat And In the house there are but three republicansentirely too mall a body lobe referred lo as the other side or dignified as the oppotlllon The democrat have full and complete control and a majority to large u to Income a possible dlilutblng element There will lie no caucuses lo decide line 01 policy or the late ol possible legislation but the bullies will be ought out In the legislative hall not as pall advantage 1 for tans are prone lo fight partisan vantage but u gladiator struggling mastery and the leadership ol the party Already there are evidences ol feeling which may threaten the very exlslcncu of the fellowship which Is supposed 10 exltl among member ol the same po lineal family The Illlle legislation that Iou been attempted hot demonitraled thai there will he plenty ol Ihe oilier tide andoppotlllon but It will be within the ranks 01 one party an oppo illlon more vlclom and 1 more lo he feared than II the fight were the usual partisan one Those who expected a short tendon became there would be In de 10 little lime taken up parllian bale are likely lo have little calculation calcula-tion upset The second Kglslalui 1 ol Ihe late ol Utah will find when lit set slon li terminated by legal limitation that there Is plenty ol work left over for the next legislature lo deal 1 with While but Illlle real work has been done Ihe past week was marked by matters ol Importance chief among which was the Governor message The document Is regarded ai an able one free from partisan bias and already a disposition Is I manifest lo comply will Hi recommendallnni Only when the iiibjcct ol a Innmly on cocoont and 1 the encouragement ol the silk Indmlry are mentioned do the leglslatori smile more Inatpltltol Irony that ol merriment believing lust the governor let his theory ol extending slate aid get the L n nlullrv imrrrrT > ensnrimf RWfiyrrWrtnTylaw not till year The moil Important bill Intro aced hone I h-one changing the present law regarding Incorporation tilts been Introduced In Ihe senate by Calne and In the home by Kimball ol Cache III onject h I lo enable the Oregon Short Line lo re Incorporate In-corporate In Utah and have III headquarters head-quarters here The bill likewise propose pro-pose a slight reduction In lee Governor Gover-nor Well In his menage called alien lion lo the necessity for tome inch ac lion It hiss patted second reading and will receive early conilderallon and pan I with little oppotlllon and few change Two other bill were Introduced 1 which If they become law would amount atmoit to Innovation One lan I an Inheritance tai by Senator Harbour populist and the other is I an Income tax Introduced by representative Kenner Harbour bill provldit that 1 per 1 1000 thai be paid 1 on Inherltancei varying In amount Ironi f Jmit lo 10000 and Increasing the rate above that figure Ktnner bill will be further noticed below Kenner ha Introduced another measure which will make him a promInent prom-Inent member of Ihe house It h I a bill to abolish cipltol punishment For murder In Ihe first and second degrees and for treason Imprisonment for life Is proscribed provided the trial Judge may upon recommendation ol the jury reduce the sentence to noli lei than ten year Pardon and commutation can only be exerdted upon flue discovery new evidence In case a pardon is I granted the prisoner shall receive St per day 1 for every day of Imprisonment the total not lo exceed 11100 The mailer U alive Issue In the cap hat city at a remit ol recent agitation The ministerial association Salt Lake City on January 4 approved and had published a paper prepared by Rev WUhard which approvid capllol punish mcnt and milled hue leglilature should not disturb the law The reason they advanced was that Ills Mosaic law glv lo Moses by God and had never been repealed therefore II was still In force And being a part ol the tllblc It should not be abrogated by legislative enactment enact-ment To this paper lion Warren Toiler Toi-ler the popbllst editor and orator replied re-plied In a lecture at the Grand Opera house In Sill Lake Sunday night last He created much public sympathy In favor ol humanity and a rational method meth-od ol dealing with criminal It la I x lined the bill slightly amended I become a law ITo I-To lutes La Ilarlhe belong the it 0 r ol being Ihe Ant ol bar lOt Introduce A Mil In tilt l4 l gUI mr qf < < HMO U 1 la I a t u as still high hat protltlon IIHAIOIIIAL plan the wnalirlal fUhlltat present ab deal Inleretl both In Mirblng a great stud oul ol the legislature Thalcherl conceded lo be In Ihe lead hut It 10 I claimed hit uppoit will not be lasting ills I friend are making a ttrong fight sod feel confiJehl J IIUwllna li C cededlobe tetoml In the race and llrnderton third All Interetled parties cl dm there will be a general ihlftlng of strength after the first lew voles ami all U lectlol b benefited by It There It I little talk ol I dark horse and It li no will develop Into familiar rr b ble any ompelllort for Ihe senatorial toga The fight will be confined ills thought 10 the three above named With the senatorial quetllon settled It It rob tutu I the leglilature will get down to tub ttantlal lushness ll has made a fair tlnrlat It I Coinrultlee attlgnnient real work ol have been made and the eiltlallon begun A nllod of bill Is I pouring In and there will be no lack of Interest from now on ALUlTIND fO NAtoll The first vote for senator taken at 4 p in the I9th refilled In giving Moses Thatches IP Kawlln 18 and lender will occur on Home change sot Ift < > e ballot The vote wa as fol the not bswt I In Ihe SenaleKor ThatcherMon nAqullaNebekor W O Nebeker lldeoul Itoblton Whlltrr6 Ior KawllmCalne Chamber Iv aniJohnon Sol Wrllil 6 Kor Henderson Allred llajner ShurltllT J For lawrence llailmur For NebekerMrs Cannon Abtent Senator Snow In Ihclloutc ForThalcrferCookol ItlcI Creer Forshee Slbtin Mn Ia Ilarlhe Murdock 1rlce Uay Hoylance Sloan Sorensen 01 Srel Thurensen WheelerlJ For HendersonMrs Anderson lien nlon DulTin lardy I llopkln Kenner Klmball ol Cache Maifidd McKar Ollrlen Oventon Perkins Taylor IJ For llawllni Cookol lion l Fldcr1 > ion Greenwood Iemm Lund MarIn II Mar-In Parry RomneyShrpherd Sorensen of Grand Stewart Wllonli For Lawrence Dreiser Mapgan ami Thonuon For llrown Hanson Klmball ol Carbon Hoblton For Chamber Calllt The second day balloting lor senator resulted In a gain for Thatcher ol two a Ion to Kawllniol four while Hen demon gained one Judge Goodwin it celved four vote The remit Sara Thalcheral llcnJerton 171 Rawllns 141 Goodwin 41 Lawrence 4 The change from the previous days vole were Calll left Chamber and went In Kawllns while Dolton and 1 Martin left Itawlln and went Thatch sw vwwwtttsltswllna and voted lor llenderion In the SenateSnowprevloutly absent cast his vote lor Ncbcker He Is I a brother law Thatcher Contldcra ble Interest was centered In hit vote ai all 1 parties clalnnd 16 He wai at onetime one-time a radical Thatcher man II li I claimed hit absence on hue first day was duo has desire lo avoid reipontlblllly The report It current that Iretldent Woodruff said to Snow It would belike be-like ticking a pin In my heart lo have Thatcher tent lo the senate When hit name was called Snow voted for Aqullla Nebeker Aa he had been a tlaunchThalcher nianht courte created general comment Titian DAY nALLur The third day of the senatorial con lest January 11 wa marked by greater Interest than any other Popular lym rlh seem to grojv In Thatcher la nor If the lobby I any Indication An ncldent occurrcil In the hallollmr which Illustrated this When Senator Snow Thatcher brother law who It 10 I charged hat been labored with br hlgt churchmen again cast hit vote for Ncbcl er there wa a very audible Ids from Ihe lobby manifesting lit dltap roval Thatcher held hit own Hen lerson gained two and Rawllnt toil making I the remit stand Thatcher u i llcmlcnon 19i Kawtlnt 14 Kepretentatlve Xlonton ol Cache In traduced a bill for Ihe relief ol ichool districts which hat been advanced and will probably pan 1 early The decision ol the supreme court nullllylng the law patted by the last legltlalure nude 1 tome early action detlrable Kepretentallve Thompion Introduced I a bill embodying the Initiative and referendum refer-endum Idea for voters living In elites A illl IOU alto Introduced eiemptlnj to each householder lljoo from laiallon The foregoing are Ihe more Important ol Ihe but Introduced If low will be found a more complete record Hy Kenner In provide additional euenue for Ihe stale The bill provide for a graduated In nine tax at follows Income Irom tiooo lo fjooo 3 percent 1 per-cent 5000 lo 10000 3 per cent 10000 and over 4 per cent A fade or mltleadlng statement by a taxpayer as to Income will subject dm to punlihment for perjury An Inheritance lax It aim provided for as follow Estate ol 1000 to 30001 per 1 cent I 3000 to 50003 per cents i over Isoco 4 per cent One fourth ul the revenue of clllei and wuntle Iront liquor llceniet shall bo Itald qlllflIJ 110 itlc 1intn Utast urr urrfir i I Mn La IIIIhIo cuuIeI l Ihe removal of high halt and heaxlgtar at Ihealtr opts houae and Indoor plten of aniutenienl Sec I That all panic attending theater opera hounn and Indoor plate nf amusement hall be required remove re-move all kin I of I headgear that lend to obstruct tin clew 01 others Set 3 Thai manner of theaters open houte ar ud place of amuMment Hull provide suitable roomt for the placing of sort wearing apparel Set 3 Thai manager ol healer open hoiites and place of amukement hall be rriiwn > lble for this enforcement oh Ibis law and In ease ol I failure lo do to Ihey shall be ubcU lu a fine of not lcithtniu nor molt than 100 for each atfenae htfiale bill No lo by Whllaker4Pn e iltlih a Slate lluealnnf Statistic nl I l rand 1IlcullulI and making anal an-al rnprlatlo herelor I he ilitlll are lo cover agriculture II ihanlcal and manufacturing Indus h i mining anipnrlallon killed and u tilled labo the amount of capital h rated In Ind buildings machinery II lerlal and 1 meant of production and d Irlbullon The number age sec and c III Ion ol persons employed the nat na-t e ol their emplopmcnl the extent lo Ich the apprenticeship ystem pre v li the number and condition of the n niplnyed their age an and nation y together with the cause nl Ihelr I nets HIP unitary condition ol lands rkthoptilwelllngiithe number and ol room occupied by the poor the e I ol rent fuel food clothing and erlneaih Imalltyol the Inlol the t tuber and condition nl the Chinese In I stale i Ihelr social and sanitary hah I number ol married and 1 singlet lie I nber ol hem employed and thin I lire ol their employment Unit aver wage per Jay and the gnu amount ily I Ihe amount eipendcd by I them I enl food and clothing and In what I portion inch amount are expended 1 foreign and 1 home production and I loll extent their employment come I omprlltlon with the while Industrial uses of the slate i the number condl t and nature of the employment of I Inmates of the state 1 pilson county and reformatory Intlllulloni and hat extent their employment come ompellllon with the laborof median artisans and laborer outside ole ol-e Institutions y Kennerlo abollth the poll 1 lax the t-he bill provide lush the tlate county luntclpallty whichever la I properly ontlble shush pay I limn expcniei of nlng maintaining and Improving the li and that no poll tax thall hence I i be levied auras lye I hundred coplet ol the attorney orals decltlou and construction nl I tilful mints 01 law I will he printed illitrlliutcd to county officer and ilatori he leglilature hat toted Kiel stamp the purpose ol mailing document onMltueiiti therefore do IInl hh e to lend fur copies of bill In which may be Intcrcttcd I has been charged that Ihe present tlallve hotly II I the homllesl set 01 II ever congregated together He llcant will find no difficulty In I beIng be-Ing lilt I dp Kennerssoil poll lax bill h I aIn p a-In the Interest ol good roads II imount In I money equal to the Hint anmmlly eipendcd In I labor re devoted tn road building there uhl be a difference Service un Ihe exlitlng law It poorly rendered I grudgingly I at that 1he I annual r flili and game bill hat le III I appearance People Interested old address I the appropriate commit and secure a copy the chronic ncnnomltt has already Ie hula appearance Sllhligltlallvi ac worth about I a dollar a minute It o i not lake many economical pane let lo become a potlllve source ol ex ne Some sessions arc half occupied appeals for retrenchment In small itn UoITII t 1IlIrTU Judiciary llanier chairman Ivaut IJeoul Smoot Snow Monton and Irlght Waya and Mean Snow dulrnuu sine Harbour 1vant W G Vehcker I u bile Lands Ian chairman Ihiirtllff Snow W G Nebeker Mon nn i Allrcd and Wright Stale Affairs Mired chairman hltaVcr Chambers Catnc Shurlllff Education litchairman Sinoot now Allred llaibour Uoblson Its er Irrigation and Agriculture SSurllllf lalrmani Allred Koblton Smnot now WI Johnson rlecllont Wilght chairman i Kobl in Montou Wldltakcr Smool Appropriations and Claim Calne hair man I Udeout Smool Mintun Wright HamerW Nebeker RallroadlChamber chairman W i i Nebeker Shurlllff Moon CIte Snow I Mines and MlnralW G Nebeker ihalrmani Harbour lamer I Chamber oblion Dank and ibnUntSniootcharnian Cannon Shurlllff Monton W G Veneer Vene-er Counties and Municipal Uirporitlon Robltoncliirmaii lamer Miliak r Evans Chambtn Federal KelaionMnon chairman CalrUI AIM JolIlI9IIc oIIln t I ubllc Intlllutlont Smoot chairman llarbour bhurlllffMonton Evan Rob tsnn Johnon Private Corporations and Insurance W G i Nebeker chilrman Roblson I lamer Smoot Chambers Public Health Cannon chairman Fans Allred Wright Calne I Ive Slock RobltonchalrmanSrio M > non Public Printing Wrlghl chairman Allred Harbour Manufacture and Commerce Whlta her chalnnaul lohnton Allred Cannon Can-non Evans It u let SriowchalrmaiilvantCalne i SniiKt llanier Engrassesi and Enrolled UllliMon ton Chllrllll I Sool now Apportionment Cannon chair man Hurbour W G Nebeker Whllakcr lattice I Mllliary Affalri Whllakerchalrman Rldei ut Johnton Chamheri llarbour Highway and tlrldgct Rldenul chairman i Johnson Chambers IMi and 1 Game Smool chairman Johnson Wright Cannon Chamber I ab rllarlMiur chairman W G Nebekrr Rldeoul Whltaker Cannon Salaries Johnson chairman t Rldeout Shurtllff Calne Evans Contingent Expenie Evans chairman chair-man Rldeout Shurtlin forest and forestry ShurtlllT chair nun 1 Wright Roblton Cannon Whit ken noun COM ITTEU The commltlee are Approprlallont = Thoreicn Roblnton Lund Murdock McKay Sorensen of I Sanpele Taylor Ways and MeansWilton Creer Maxfield RnylanceJloblnon Cook ooh o-oh Rich Thompton Judiciary Shepard Ollrlcn Chore son Koylaiue Kenner Murdock WII ton unCilin Clalmi and Public Accounts Slew earl Mr Anderson Korihec Kenner Martin Creer Taylor Manufacture and Commerce Dot on Cook ol Rich llopkln Lund Romney Mllltla Dreiser Duffin Lemmon Sloan Thoresen Public HeallliMn Anderson lien nlon llopkln Stewart Wheeler Fish and GameRoylance Cook ol Icon Elder Wilson Cook ol Klcli McKay Private Corporation Romncy fem mon Cook ol Rich Sorenscn ol San pete Taylor petelaylofContingent Contingent Irene Thompson Lund Oveson Shepard Surenson ol Grand PenltcnlUry and Reform School Hardy Oveson files Anderson Duffin Thompson Livestock Look ol llox Elder Dot son llennlon Klmball ol Carbon Lund Martin May Counties Tailor Cook ol Ilea PI der Price Hardy Ray Calll Green wood Highways and Drives McKayMax field Dotiou Martin Oveton Statistic Sorenscn of Grand KImball KIm-ball 0 Carbon Mrs La Ilarlhe Lcm mon Mangan Railroad and Common Carriers Klmball ol Cache Murdock Romney Ray Sheder Capitol and Capitol Ground Ray Gibson Greenwood llanien Martin Labor Mangan Creer llanien Ales La I llarthe Ollrlen Sloan Wilton Mines and MlnlnfCallls Dresser Klmball ol Cache Parry Sorensen ol dram Wheeler llennlon Rulei Thoreson Mr La Ilarlhe Rohlnson Lcnimon Murdock rtrctloi Kenner Forshcc Gibson Greenwood Sorensen of Sanpcte IMucatlontMrs La Ilarthc llennlon Dresser Stewart Dufim Gibson Klin ball ol Cache Agriculture and Irrigation Murdock Dolion Greenwood Lemmon McKay Price Sorensen ol Grand Municipal Corporation Ollrlen Sliepard Calll Dresser Klmball ol Carbon Atyluni for Insane Creer llanien Mafield Parry Mr La Ilarthc Public Landi Cook ol llox Elder lorthce McKay Parry Roylance heeler federal Rclallont Parry Cook ol Rich KenncrMangan Price Robinson Mts Andeiton Public Ilulldlng llopkln Hardy Oveton Romney Wilton Speaker Perkins alto named hue following fol-lowing joint ttandlng committed Kngroitment Robinson Forthce llopkln Enrollment Klmball ol CarbonMan gan Callls Public Prlntliigl lopkln I lardy O ve ton Romney Wilson Slate Library Price Klmball olCar bon Kenner Maxfleld Thomson Memorial lo Congren Gibson Hansen Han-sen Kimball ol Cache Shepard Oilrlen |