Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-02-28
SENATE STANDS
BY THE WOMEN
Passes the kindergarten Bill and
Receives Bouquet Of Flowers,
ONLY FOUR NEGATIVE VOTES
senator whitmore Says He Was Not
Treated with "Deeeucyr by House
Committee Latter IL Rebuked

Committee Latter IL Rebuked
The senate held and extraordinarily
long session yesterday afternoon but
consumed most Of their time IN talk
ing about klndergartens and coyotes.
Not since the opening Of this session
has the influence of women been felt
so strongly as 1t was yesterday With
the chairman OF the senate educational
committee sternly opposed to them,
they stood by their pet measure. the
kindergarten bill. and with character
lstlc determination fought down nearly
all opposition and witnesses the passage
Of the bill by the overwhelming vote Of
10 to a. The opposition was led by Sena-
tor Lovew who urged the same objections
he raised In the committee room viz.
that the passage Of the bill would be
an unwise precedent, that II was prop
erly the work OF future Legislature.
Senator Beunlon took similar ground,
with the further objection, however,
that the revenues OF the state were
scarcely adequate 20 bear the present
expenses OF the state and the same COM
dltlon may prevail four years hence,
He did not want anyone 10 charge him
with being unfriendly TO the kinder
gartens, but he thought the
friends Of the measure would in
jure their cause by pressing its passage
at this time as II would rouse antag-
onism among the people whose assist
ance would be valuable.
Senator Hamburger delivered a few
spirited remarks In support OF the bill,
and they netted him a large boquet
OF American Beauty roses from the
ladies.
The vote on the bill was as follows;
Yeas Bamberger, Barber, Gardner,
Johnson, c. p. Larsen. II. S. Larsen,
Lawrence, Lewis, Loose, Mckay, Muir
dock, Whitmore Alllson-1S.
Nays--Bennion, Love, Sherman, Will
llams--4.
BoUNT1Es REMAIN SAME.
There was an effort on the part Of
Senator Mckay and others TO raise the
bounty on coyotes. from 81 to 81 50 and
on bears and mountain lions from s.
to $40. But the senate would not listen
to their appeal SO that the bountles
VIII remain as they now stand on the
statute books
HOUSE TAKEN TO TASK
Senators Whltmore and Gardner NJ
the special committee NJ tbroe annoint.
ed 70 confer Win a similar coranJ,teo
from the house in reference 10 n y
q and submitted a renor, not 10
buked the house committee Tor aerro.
pance.r The hills had heen nassed hv
both houses and were vetoad bv he
Governor The senate passed II over
n hence the conference The r w nv
,yas edonted nor,io,, =, ,,.hieA iepois
thar "your special com,nittsa mot y'ith
said committee iron, tho ho,,sa o,,d ~
majority of The bonse mer,hars arrn-
gantly refused 10 discuss their recent
action on said hills or reoons,dar an,
part OF the same ana cor,ondIno re-,
they were under no PUBLICATIONS % as
sign any reason for their action ana
absolutely refured 10 discuss anv s,r1
her nbaso 80 ,ha s" w t u,s0uso any iur-
THE majority of voEr committee roe.
nectfully recommend that saId oc,,on
be not endorsed bv The eerata and 49,
a communication be sent IN The sneaLer
Of the house. reouesting' tbat spother
conference committee he named ,rbo
will respectfully discuss the matter"
Senator q. p Larsen tho ,bir1 ~,
Der of the committee submitted a min.
prity renort wbich n,as i,onlod,a IN
turned down Another committea Nh
his COMMITTEE ,yas ,n, ro,,"5 ~. sSlu
rency" and he aid not ' propose @e'" 10 u 90
up against the house committee again
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BILLS THAT PASSED.
The following bills were PASSED NV the
senate yesterday:
Senate Bin No. S. nv I.avrenca- Nv
tending the term FOR which rounf,,
hon .ds may grant oor,,o.' "','V u eOuHty
70 o. years and requiring disposal by
Of rs wen as outside Of eity limits .''''u'
Senate Bnl No. 1873 bv T.awrence
Regulating control of present o,,nor
ship maps In the county reeorder's ~.
nee. ''N''"e' VI
Senate BIZ No las. by Johnson-For
arbitration OF water rights
Senate BIN No lie nv Johneon-Ar.
thorzing issue Of various classes ~
stock by corporations.
Senate Bii No. 1852. by Rannion-
Making judges chambers co-extensive
with their districts.
House bin No. 40 permitting divorce
in cases Of insanity. PASSED nv a vote
OF IS 90 four Senators Gardncr I 49,
Mckay and sherman voting IN he nes,
alive. US
House Bill No. e5 for repoy, % s,o,o
auditor of certificate 81 y.i,,''.. ~
juror fees.
House bill No. Ga. relating IN ehaon
Inspection. came up for consideration
but IL was decided a. a., -. ,,..ii
the bin could be- compare5 win sarato,
Lewis measure relating 10 Inc sen9a
subject. ''s