Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1897-01-22

. not be abrogated by legislative enact
> ment. To this paper Hon Warren Eos
ter, the popbist editor and orator, re-
piled in a lecture at the Grand Opera
house in Salt Lake Sunday night last
He created much public sympathy in
favor of humanity and rational meth
cd Of dealing with criminals. 1t Is be-
lIeved the bill, slightly amended, will
become law.
To Mrs. La Barthe belongs the honor
OF being the first of her sex to introduce
bill IN the legislature of Utah. II is
an anti-high hat provision
SENATORIAL FIGHT.
The senatorial fight Is at present abb
sorling a great deal of interest, both in
and out of the legislature Thatcher is
conceded to be In the lead, but It Is
claimed his support will not be lasting.
His friends are making a strong fight
and feel confident J. l.. Rawlins Is
concededgto be second in the race, and
Henderson third. All interested parties
claim there will be general shifting of
strength after the first few votes, ard all
expect 10 be benefited by It. There is
little talk Of dark horses, and II Is no
probable any will develop into familiar
competitors for the senatorial toga
The fight will be confined, 1t is thought
70 the three above named With the
senatorial question settled, It is proba i
bic the legislature will get down to SUBJ
stantial business. II has made fair /
start as II Is. Committee assignments
have been made, and the real work of
egislation begun. A food of bills is
pouring In, and there will be no lack of
interest from now on
BALLorrSo FOR SENATOR.
The first vote for senator, taken at 4
p. m, the 10Th, resulted In giving Moses
Thatcher 10, Rawlins rs, and Hender-
son 10. Some changes will occur on
the next ballot. The vote was as fol- !
lows: 7
In the Senate-For Thatcher Mon ,
son, Aquila Nebekor, w. G. Nebeker,
Robson Whitaker-6. d
For RawlIns-Caine, Chambers, Ev- t
'ns, Johnson, Smoot, Wright-6. c
For Henderson - Alfred, Hamer, c
p
For Lawrence Harbour. a
For Nebeker-Mrs. Cannon. N
Absent--Senator Snow. S,
In the House-For Thatcher-Cook of
Itch, Greer, Forshee. Gibson Mrs. La is
iarthe, Murdoch, Price, Ray, Roylance, h
loan, Sorensen Of Sanpete, Thorensen, n,
fl.
For Henderson-Mr Anderson, Ben OF
ion, Dufin, Hardy, Hopkins, Kenner, W
imball of Cache, Maxfeld, Mckay, m
'Brien, Oyenson, Perkins, Taylor-I3 G
Tor Rawlns-Cook of Box Elder, Dot nc
IN, Greenwood, Lennon, Lund, Mar
n, Parry, Romney. Shepherd, Sorehsen 70
Grand, Stewart, Wilson-r2. tn
For Lawrence-Dresser, Mangan and pl,
tn
For Brown Hanson, Kimball of TIL
lrbon, Robison--3.
For Chambers-Callis. fer
The second days balloting for senator Iri
suited In gain for Thatcher of two, TIL
oss to Rawlins of four, while Hen the
rson gained one. Judge Goodwin re- be
we'd four votes. The result YVES an
catcher, Al, Henderson. ~; Rawlins, sui
Goodwin, 4; Lawrence, 4.
The changes from the previous days
-e were; Calls left Chambers and +
mt to Rawlins, while Dotson and Sta
rtin left Rawlins and went to Thatch- 4
A. p. Sorenson left Rawins and WIRE
ed for Henderson. by
n the Senate snow ,reviorsIv ahsart mil
t his vote for Nebeker He is sio'
ther-in-law TO Thatcher. Considera- sou
: interest was conferred In his vote, disc
n parties claimed Il. He was at one suit
e a radical Thatcher man. 1t is
med his absence on the first day was
TO a desire to avoid responsibility.
report is current that President oie
odruff said to Snow; at would be ~"
sticking a pin In my heart to have ,''''
tcher sent to the senate"
hen his name was called, Snow ''0
d for Aquilla Nebeker. AS he had WI
/ staunch Thatcher man,hls course .u''
ted general comment
surp
as to