Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-18

To be- submitted 90 separate vote Of tho
people az provided by tho schedule
aud ordinance.

To be- submitted 10 separate vote Of tho
people az provided by tho schedule
aud ordinance.
Sec. -. No person, association or core
roniion shall, within this state. manu-
iaciuro Tor sllo or gin ag beverage, any
intoxicating liquors, aud mo- person, assoc.
Ciatl0u or corporation shall Import any
~ tho Same for sale or glli, or sell or oilor
or keep the same Tor sale, or gin, barter
or trade as u beverage.
The Legislative Assembly shall by law
prescribe regulations Tor the enforcement
~ the provision OF this article aud shall
thotoby provide suitable penalties for iuo
violation thereof
And your petitioners viii ever pray.
Tho following clipping from a New
York paper will DO OF interest 10 the
same connection;
Forty states aud ali tho territories
have passed more OF lees effective laws
for the education OF public school
children Ia foTari 10 the evils Of ulcU-
hOliu buvorages. Some Of these laws
ufo really effective, while uthor, iu-
GLIDING that which prevails in tho ntntu
OF New York, are not az much account.
There arc a great many places Ia our
slate whore no effort N made TO comply
wit b the intent Of the law. AZ the
general assembly Of this Pfcsby tofinn
churches Of the United States in May
Of last year resolution was adopted
which contained these ezuren,i0nsi
ave realize that the early education
Of tho young as 10 tie nature and
effects Of alcoholic du1ks and other
narcotics IN powerful preventive
against intempornucp. Anu we rejoice
tlAt laws have been enacted requiring
this study In tho public schools Of
thlrty-nino Estates anu oil tho terri.
tories, In tho national military and
naval schools anu IN oil Indian aud
colorud schools under Federal control,
embracing fully sixteen million chill.
dfen of school age. We recommend
that our churches appoint . eolal com.
miltees b make efforts Dr the enforce.
ment OF these laws, ana In cases whore
the law N not sufficiently mandatory
We recommend that our syn0ds Ia
tifuoI their temperance committees 10
petition for such amendments a. tho
case may demand"
To carry out these recommendation
a bill has been introduced In tue a.
sembly by MIR. Ainsworth 10 provide
for tho study Of tho nature aud effect
Of alcoholic drink and other nstcotica
In connection with phytlology aud
hygiene In the public schools. Tho
bill declares that no portion of tho
state school money shall b. paid 10 any
city, district, normal or other school
board when the instruction specified
has not been given during tue proceed
ing school year
Thisblll, whose importance iaobvl0us,
eau be- passed a those who ought 20 be-
interested bUstir Themselves. Petitions
In ita favor should be- sent In from uvury
assembly district In the state. This
work should be- looked after by the
churches and temperance ofganIza.
tom especially. anu public sentiment
should be enlightened IN regard 10 the
Importance Of tho proposed legislation
Intended 10 prevent iutbmretAncs.
Mrs. Mary II. Hunt, who 10 the leader
ia this movement for scientific tumpsl.
nnco education, has consented 10 take
charge OF the present campaign, aud
has established her headquarters in
Albany. Lot good people remember
That every child sayoi from an EVIL
habit VIII fepryseut u moral gain Oi
incalculGblo value.