The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-03-13

tN+r tAdl lNe elALlHIu ta-rllA-ll -t--
which began yesterday VIII not need
10 be prolonged beyond Saturday night.
Pending final adjournment. both houses
VIII hold continuous session. taxing
only Informal recesses for meals ana
sleep
This seems 90 simplify the work OF
the senate said President Allison as
he handed % Secretary Jensen COM
munication from the house annountiFs
thai exactly one dozen senate bills had
been slaughtered by the house In one
bunch.
Don't Like Slaughter.
The bills were as follows;
$. b. 81 by Lawrence, prohibiting
Judges of record from pracuclng law
$. b. 49, by Mckay, making Weber
county "a county of the second class.
s. b. l37. by Love. making The ming
of "a lien unnecessary for debt for ma
terial or labor furnished for an exempt
ed homestead.
S. b. 155. by Whitmore, for notice 20
building owners before fling Hens.
S. b. 15S. by Bamberger, for taking
school census in October, instead OF
July
S. B. 16l, by Johnson, placing foreign
Insurance companies under control or
the bank examiner.
S. b. l76. by Barber prohibiting false
statements for obtaining credit
S. B. 80. by Johnson, for payment 10
district judges and attorneys necessary
travelling expenses.
s. b. 90. by Lawrence. providing thar
court referees shall be lawyers.
$. b. so, by Lawrence, conforming 10
supreme court rulings with reference 90
practice on Instructions.
S. b. 60, by Lawrence. relating Co Jak-
ing dispositions outside of the state.
s.. O.. r. T. by Mckay. indOrsing the
acknowledgment OF women
Denounce as Outrage.
"This is an outrage" said Senator
Whitmore
LET us place the communication on
file. said Senator Mckay.
The communication was So disposed
OF amid angry expressions ON the part
OF the senators.
A few moments later Senator Muf-
dock reported on behalf of joint con-
ference committee that the committee
had agreed that IL. b. l4l, hy DR. con-
don for the disinfecuon of lypnold
refuse. killed by the senate earlier III
the day. should be passed,
81 think 10 is about time 90 qult ans
conference committee business, sara
Senator Bamberger. THE house does
not seem 20 be giving senate bllls prop
or consideration and I think the senate
has no time % reconsider bills lt has
rejected"
Il don't believe I'M adopting any other
measure until the house shows a dis
position 90 give fair consideration 10
Important senate bills" declared SEN
atOr WhitmOre.
Vain Calls For Dignity.
Senator Murdoch opposed amy vim
dicuve course. He said.
1T would DE mistake for as to fol-
low the unWise course of the house of
knlne bills Unfortunately. That may
be- all right for the house, but the sem
ate ought not 90 resort To any such
undiguided proceeding. This Din is an
important one To may mean much to
the health of the people of this state.
Senator BambarGer rose TO his feet,
the picture of wrath.
'I think the bin Is am insult said he,
Ito the Intelligence and common de-
ccucy of the people of this state. You
may as we'll say whether a person
should take a bath. To is unreasonable,
impracticablc. uOnsenslcaL AS Well
tell "a person not Co step I'M front of
locomotive ] am amazed that Dr.
Condor should introduce such "a bill"
ON the r0iicau Senator Murdoch was
the only member 90 vote for recOusid-
Grafton. SO the bin remained dead.
A minute later Senator Bamberger
got "a taste of his own medicine AS
chairman uf conference committee ON
n. b. as. the HasIam barber bil killed
by the senate eari.eE u the day he pro-
tested in vain that .the public Interest
demanded the enactment of the meas
ure He was the only senator % vote
Tor it on rOllcau
Sifting Committee Named.
Senator Love then moved the APP
pointment OF sitting committee of
nve.
object" said Senator Murdoch.
Each committee should handle it's own
bills"
II am opposed TO combinations. COM
bines and rings unless Pm iu." said
Senator Bamberger. and as q sitting
committee is bound Co be- a Republican
AFFAIR I am opposed 90 it,
The vote ON the proposition was
strictly a party affair, the Republicans
carrying the motion.
Senators Love, Lawrence and Loose
(Republcans) and Bamberger and BEN
Mon Democrats were appointed as
the sifters by President Allison.
IL apologize" said Senator Bamber-
ger
Opposition was made by Senators
sherman and Bamborger 10 the am
pOmtmenr of conference committees bv
the senate.
with our limited membership it VIII
De impossible Tor us 90 transact BUSH
ness lI we have 20 send conference
committees TO the house every time in
asks for conference during the rush of
the last day said Senator Sherman.
But IN we autagOniZe the house IL
win Kin our bills suggested Senator
Bennicn, 80 the opposition was With
drawn.
Compromise in Evening.
'I think the house is entitled 90 have
ITS request for d conference. committee
houOred al any time said senator
Hoyt sherman during the evening.
when Representative Wilson ana Bar
rett called AS a special asputati5n of
peace commissioners. The senators
seemed 20 have repented of their earlier
defiant attitude. and Senators sherman.
Lawrence, Love, Loose and B4rher
q were appointed general conference
fcommittee 90 confer with a similar
y committee of the house Oh aN points of
difference.
The committee recommended tlat ID.
Is. S.. Mrs C0ulter's auu-cigaretf- biI.
be recOnsidered and that th- Original
house amendment be- adopted Tine sru-
ate refused TO ACCEPT it's committees
report by vote 0f tU s.
The committee then asked shat M. Is.
CO. Hamun's eight-h0ur biu bee recon-
sidered. This time the 5ill was passed.
the vote being l3 90 g.
Senator sherman then moved for
temporary suspension of rule l6. pr0hi5-
fling smoking ln the senate chamber
Senator Lawrence then askel az Ue-