The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-12-06
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tuition and Il all nations u
that every such person 81
spot where there was no eat
It would be an effective
tainiy The anarchist aoula 1904
plain, for in being trausfeffea
place Of no government he Aa1
realized his Eutopi8
Mr.. McCOmas' resolution 3
laid aside for discussion lats
Mckinley Memorial
The presiding officer aauen
following senator's DIS the coaila
act with the COMMITTEES fror ih
to consider by .Wha1 tokss
congress may express it's aeee
bility at the death Of the lafe
dent Mckinley. Messrs fe
hsonr Fairbanks. kean. Aldfsen
son, Perkins. Jones OF Arkansas
gan, CooETen and Efchnefzr
A message was received
president responsive 10 she
resolution, transmitting the letters
Jefferson to Madison and tionfo1
the subject Of annexation ef ta
The senate today resolved r
president the treaties renewing
reciprocity treaties and IS
session referred them to the co1sz
tee on foreign relations. The EriagiE
ones are with Great Britain. ana eeg
the British West Indies The eEtral-
ton treaty with the Argentine Eepul-
tic and the trade mark treats Nta
Guatemala also were received be
senate and were referred Withe1 dee
bate.
The senate spent some time during
the eXecutive session discussing The
question Of the proper comm ttes ref=
erence Of the nomination Of Eugene
70,
Of Hawaii. The nomination 1T ness
was referred to the committee % For
to Rico and Pacific islands 81 when
Senator Foraker is chairman. hGt Seu-
atOr Bacon raised the point that H
wall is a full-hedged TERRITORY Of the
United States, and that therefore the
nomination should go to the committee
on territories,
Referred to the Rules Committee
Senator's Teller, Foraker. Spoense
and Bacon engaged in the contreNe
which followed and the question
ultimately, upon the suggestion Of S
atOr SpOOner, referred To the c0EiEz
tee on rules. for the forrlula -.
rule governing the sg,
ence meantime befg held up
Senator PeHr0se today intro
bin for the regulation Of imrpi
prepared by himself and the
siOner general of immigration, 49,
looks toward a revision Of The laws
upon this question. The measure pro-
vides for a duty of So per head on aE
persons coming into the United States
from foreign countries. except those
who are citizens Of this country or
Canada, or Mexico, the fund to be thus
raised to be applied to the payment 81
the expenses incident to the regulation
Of immigration.
The bin excludes all idiots, paupers
and persons liable TO become public
charges. and those afflicted with i0ath-
some or contagious. diseases. 1t pros
hibits assistance in the matter OF pas
sage and provides heavy penalties for
the importation of women for immoral
purposes. Steamship companies are
prevented under heavy penalty adVer-
Using for foreign business
The president today sent the f0llcF
ing nominations TO the senate.
To be collector of internal revenue
for the district of Kansas James A.
Simpson.
Postmasters: Alaska, Frank ~
SWantOn, Nome; Arizona, George Nee
Allison Globe; Hawaii, Vetlea Fetle-
sen. Waitukua; Idaho, Edward
Winn, Idaho Falls.
Also a large number OF recess ap
pointments, including all branches
the government service which hHE
fore have been announced.
Bills introduced.
The following bills have been intra-
duced in the senate
Stewart-FOr the election % ferI
tOriaI judges by the people ara eqnfa7
ing Jurisdiction Of the federal ceaT
in controversies over irrigatins vas
rights.
Elkins-For the admission 0f
Mexico as a state.
Gallinger-FOr a commission -
port on the commerce Of China ans
Japan
FOster-For a committee 81 hFe
investigate trade relations win
Orient.
Perkins-For the laying Of q eab
to Hawaii and the Philippines
Tillman-For the Use Of a portld
the proceeds Of the sale of
lands in the maintenance o. SCHOOLS
mining.
Mitchell-For the election Of senate
by vote of the people.
Foraker-Granting free maiiuE eiF
iIeges TO Mrs Mckinley.
The senate today confirmed
nomination Of William DUDLEY Ha0
of Indiana, to be q civil service ze
missioner.
At 2:30 the senate went into
tive session, and at $50 6clae
iourned until Monday.