Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-01-24
IDAHO SOL0NS
IN SALT LAKE,
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Seventeen Members Of Legislature
Arrive This Morning
WILL RETURN ON SUNDAY.
spent the Day visiting Points Of in-
ierest- special Orgam lfecltai ut
The Taberpacie.


Seventeen Of the members OF the Ida
no legislature are hi Salt Lake. They
arrived here this morning and viii re-
turn to Boise Sunday evening, In time
TO resume their ardlious work Of MAX
ing good laws, and uainaking bad ones
Monday morning. The party spent the
day visiting all the points OF interest
under the cuceronage OF some Of the
members OF the Utbat Legislature. An
organ recital was to be given In their
honor at the Tabernacle at O'Clock
this afternoon. by Prot. Mcclellan
which they appreciated very highly.
This evening the party will see the per-
formhnceo Sapho at the Theater.
Some OF the visitors have never been
in Salt Lake before, and their visit to
Zion is therefore q source OF unusuaf
interest 70 them. The members OF
the party are.
Senator b. f. o'Nel and wife, Wal
lace Senator George Il. Crum, Lewis
ton: Senator John +. Yost. Rathdrum;
Senator Charles Baker, Custer county;
Senator Albert Heath. Fremont coun-
ty;' Senator George A. Day, Cassia
county; Senator w. w. Clark, Bear
Lake county.
Representative livery c. Moore and
wife, Grangeville; Representative
Howard Mcbride, Wallace; Represen-
tatlve a. Page, Wallace; Representa-
tive Francis jenkins. Moscow Repre-
sentative A. Il. Werner, Boise; Mr.
George H. Hester and wife, Lewiston:
MIR e. o. Martnson, Lewiston
ORGAN RECITAL
The program at the organ recital is
as follows;
Pilgrims Chorus from 'fTannhauser"
........, 49,. -, ,,.... ...Wagner
Toccata from Sixth symphony.
.,.'.,,. 80, -, -. =, Widor
"Oberon Overature"... .,....,... Weber
Male Chorus; b Mignon Cavotte.,.
49,. .,..,.. ..... .....rt Thomas
c "Traumerei",. -, ..,... Schumann
FINE LOOKING MEN.
These Idaho Legislators are a fine
looking body Of men, well dressed and
prosperous In appearance and none Of
A. IL. Werner Of Boise ada county,
was the spokesman Of the party when
asked as to what important bills would
come before the legislature and men
toned the Industrial Reform school bill
which will probably be passed, but up
on which there will be a fight for its
location, and the contest will be be-
tween Boise and some other point. The
restoration TO suffrage of the inmates
OF the Soldiers home, will be another.
a reapportionment OF the state, In
which they promise no gerrymander.
Three new counties may possibly be
created; Bingham will surely be dlvid-
ed and the new county win be called
Anderson there will be a fight on
Clearwater county and on the division
OF Kootenal.
A bill for bridging the Snake river
1t various places and the construction
Of roads will also be introduced
and an investigation Of the sales of
timber lands and other acts Of the last
state administration has also been or
dered. The taxation OF the net product
OF mines is another.
on the subject Of appointments to
various berths by the new adminlstra-
ton there was OF course division OF
opinlon, those who having been favor
cd being pleased and the disappointed
ores notAso well satisfied. Ii was stat
ed that The new immigration commits
sIoner would probably not be Mr..
Parkinson, but might be Rees Davis
or Ralph cowden or some dark horse.