Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-03
EMPLOYEES ADVICE.


some employees Of the house were very
energetic in giving members OF the
house advice as to how they should
vote on certain measures. Il desire 70
resent this activity continued MI.
White, "and 10 say that should the
members desire advice the employees
should at least wait until they are ap-
preached In the matter l do not de-
sire to give names now, but | am pre-
pared 10 do 50 later on II necessary
Gives us the names now" requested
Representative stewart We are ready
TO look into this matter right now,
The matter was dropped here and
consideration Of the bill effecting county
surveyors salaries was resumed, the
enacting clause having been stricken
out.
House Bin No. Iii, Cahoons liquor
bill, was made special order Tor 3
o'clock and that time having been
reached the measure was taken up II
having been amended and fayorably re-
ported from the committee on manuiac-
lures and commerce.
FATE OF CAHO0NS LIQUOR BILL.
The most important bill that was
killed In the house yesterday was Rep
fesentatiye Cahuon's liquor bill above
mentioned A previous measure had
been withdrawn and this new one EN-
bracing the best features OF the other
had been introduced In its place and
the supposition was Il would carry.
When Representative Cahoon saw how
the vote was going he changed his vote
from aye to no and 1t Is expected VIII
move today for a reconsideration. There
being nine absentees II Is still possible
for the measure 10 pass.
Representative White made the first
speech In favor Of the bill and support
ed its local provisions and denounced the
opening of saloons on Sundays, Rep
resentatiye C0hOon, who admitted that
he was saloon keeper, was for fair
play for all and no special privileges
TO any Representative Evans and
Stewart opposed II and after a few
desutory remarks on the part Of sew
eral others, II was lost for the time be-
ing by a vote of % to IA. II requires
20 votes to carry this or any other
measure.
THESE WERE PASSED.
The following bills were passed:
House Bill No, 1876 by Done (by re-
quest) -Substitut for house bill No
si, providing that copies of notares
commissions shall be filed with district
clerks,
House BIN No. 1870, by Morris-Allow-
ing the court clerks TO appoint day
for settlement Of accounts In probate
matters.
Senate Bill No. 60, by Gardner-Pro-
vidng for experiment farms.
The house concurred In the senate
amendments to the Barrett pharmacy
bih
CONDONs NEW BILL.
DR.. Condor introduced q new bill. It
was numbered liz and provides for q
poultry commission. II was referred
to the committee on live stock.
The board Is TO consist Of three mem
bers and Is designed to foster the pou-
Try Industry. An appropriation Of 81 GOO
Is made for prizes at exhibitions to be
held annually In at least four different
towns Of the state. The board IS re-
qulred 20 issue bulletins containing
useful Information for poultry ralsers
every three months,
MORE BUSINESS-LESS TALK.
The house IL making a desperate ef-
fort 10 get some business done and to
curtau debate SO yesterday II adopted
a resolution unanimously limiting de-
bate TO five minutes In opening and
closing and two minutes at other times.
This action win be well receives by
everybody,