Show ID 4 d 1111 I 1 he many folks including politician and run of mille in who predicted eted that the lie twenty findt utah leg legislature woud provide the moat important mot it I t oreA ilig and most lively of if nil III beehive state stale lawi making were able to chortle 1 I told you so belore the fant week neck of the ses bes hioki had ended the political horos boros copers wore were also in it the black with their fig figuring that taxation lio liquor CO control DItrol and social security legh legislation would take lake the spotlight early iu in se session activities the great preponderance of tax bills speedy of liquor measures all and val eniy ly appearance on oil the legislative horizon of industrial child labor and ollier so ciali legisla floa coved their pre bession horo kop ing to bo be night and speaking of right the le legislators isla waitie southpaw tendencies were calely in ili the fore with measures tending ili to lo carry out leftist ideas in social and taxation in par oular ticA ti flar more avii conservative erva tive senators and representatives accepted the clial chat kli ge seand and ed to do battle against leftist lulls bills that they believed would go far toward broeking king buz business iness and industry thio in hialit the state bills billa to rase rasa taxes hill bills i to lower liatis bills to take care of tax monies col collected tod poured into the legislative hopper during the initial week A dozen doen or morl more will lie be up for earia owa darabon adera ti oil with no one apparently knowell kno knowing will just how the prepared ared cd ill measures aa will equalize in the inetter baltor of acate revenue needed to carry on gov ov functions during the next two scars cars senators Seila tors will obtain the ig ii as ais of the S state a ts tax x islon along this line in an early me meriting eiting between tv ceil cam iii ason rs and the he senate committee on oil revertie re revenue ventie and taxation it was shown quickly that a battle roal is is iii it the offing between bei tween the tax oni eim mornes and the tux tax em jessers lessers per pei habis the bills into laws lams will size the income and that ta tax increases ini creases in ili some come lines of bil business siness will lie are prieta thad there will lie be reductions in others is al also alo o a certainty skirmish li lines were thrown out early n the session on the liquor control battlefront bittle front with inith the of two measures look lookis ing toward the hie sicil utin of ali the how to buy a drink problem in utah the question quntion of repeal seemed set tied in ili far favor or of some sone sort of lequar sale ifor the legislators legisla lors had taken their scats scabs for the opening of the s sw ficili it had resolved itself into the problem leall P af pf f how hard liquor iu in particular should be conveyed to the thirsty fir fira it game came a bill piu ported too to have the sonson hip of the committee of 49 appointed by governor henry 11 1 1 blood ind hence chief executive approval this was followed by the salt lake aake chamber of commerce bill the initial offering provided for the sale of hard stuff ili hi state opera operated teAl and co stores only the chamber billil J d the sale ale in private I 1 licensed stores store representative warwick 0 bainor caux ut of salt lake county threw a monkey wrench into inlo the state sal sales C machinery ly by deleting sections quther lauff the sile sale of liquor in lio hotel re restaurants tau rants and eating places lie ile made enough other drastic changes changas ay as intro dueil of the me measure oure to cause supporters of the state sales to wonder if lifter all his mil lall was a 1 coil committee ink ltee ad ministration measure sir fr lamoreaux Ln moreaux clarified this situation somewhat by bv declaring dee larin arins that ill the deletions and changes chan ceis were iw ills and bis big only the result may le be that another bill sponsored directly by the ilia governor mav be 0 offered with the salt lake legislator bator loft left fialli hanging ing onto the well known limb some legislators front from beyond the 1111 limits oits of salt take lake county to bo be c concerning ol 01 1 N MIT the loc local al option clause in the chamber of commerce bill abey see ce in it the of silt salt take city as a I 1 basi base of for hard bard liquor in case ma miny ny of the other counties colinta es vot vote e dry by petition also hold that they a and I 1 election counties will be overrun those these dry with bootleggers loo I 1 lebers and faced with the importation of much ilard hard stuff from the big city rut but say bay the proponents bill lt it also of the stale stal e stores local option clau clause se alna a speaking ot of mr lamorfaux Lamor caux he be has already won tor for the nick ilick dame namu af perpetual it because of his pronounced activities in ili the making of motions iles hes don more in the moving business bu thus far than practically all bhe rest of the licile intini bors ruled into inlo one the satt salt lake legislator has also gloved himself a prolific in the intro of important imir tant bals bais lie ile sponsored an old age pension measure raisins raising the alie maximum pen pensions to salo it hi addition to the all important liquor control bill lie ile Is 1 also preparing it a one house measure for early introduction it follow almost identically ully lines laid down in in nebraska in the system sponsored by senator norris mot malt a olive autive of the upper house solons in ill the lutio ion of bills is sena lor ward 0 holbrook of davis caun ty ile he has already introduced four tax bills one zang income tax es and another the levies lev es against corporations po rations and banking iii the lion nonsmoking smoking senator ij i aho responsible lor a bill taxing cigars sIn smoking oking and chewing to bacos cos and snuff lie he says it Is for revenue pui poses loses only gilly other activities of the davis chuu ty senator seli kilor include introduction anti inti of three bills changing party machinery ill conventions con vent ions and elections lie he also aho led lu in efforts to extend the period nt af redin eption from froan tax sales for taxes of the years 1928 1920 and ISK 0 O another holbrook bill permits the federal government to buy lands for flood and erosion control but although li ae have hae v introduced int ro no bills and made inde no iio motion s the really lb lally lly sy legislators are president fl herbert erbert 13 maw of the senate and in speaker walter K granger of t the he house sc Be heleen hicell sessions it is ono conference after another with thun jhc thc m both welcomed the weekend week end ena diversion of a few hours away from talk festing feat ing the rigid economists watchdogs watch dogs of the treasury tt masury and rugged savers of the M peoples lost their first laule batth for economy in state expenditures when both house and senate defeated moti ioas to the committee set salaries of legislative employees in ili the senate mr ho brook moved to cut cat the salaries of the secretary tary and chief lerk clerk twenty per lier cent cepro t ive giant macfarlane made a bi milar effort in the lower arouse the dia davis vis county solon wanted to fco estah e lish HAI a policy of eco niomy right at tha start but found only four sena senators tors willing to save about by cutting Salay salaries ies it was really only a kirmish and mutt not be taken as an all in in di calion of openhearted open hearted spend ln r by either house anent senator john SI ava wallace leace of aake county in ad aci diman the upper house had a f few ow words to say a against aeilt continuing to he heli heip li bar burdens dent udon the citizenry 1 in I order to sa satisfy tiffy demands for public V that do 10 not represent resent actual abtil 11 imperative present necessities ileen senator wallace after a weekend week end analysis of bills billj already offered warned against flanna p is aible overload ill a willing wi liling horse hor se I 1 try adding unac ar able burd burdena t to 0 business and property Y with in the state st ate he beld bield that legislation now low in the two house acht add burh burd kaiK fliK many limes over the most enof it optimistic view of possible po recovery in business busine ss for years year to come collie althou although ib lie he reff reec red pred to no particular hills bills it wa was believed believe tl thit hat the silt salt laker referred more particularly to such mea sires as the houe hill bill amend ing 1119 the slate late indu industrial trial law and to Teased taxation ou on industry business arid and bankin anle women solons expect to he par active in the furtherance of social security legislation the seven sevell bavo in ill tle the cenate and live five in it tb ohp gioie tare t are likely to form a coalition to to push puh such six h measures as have to do 1 with I ill the betterment of living conditions all of the women legislators leg were assini as cd to good committee member ship 3 sh showing bowing i that the sonae senate and houe leaders re illde their importance the boly body of the all ceal among tiong state they will be e especially well rep rc p resen resented ted IT in committees leaving to do wital public pi abile health universities and colleges suite state training school and ai ad the i like |