Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-01-28
Their Products Must be Labeled
In Full,
CLAUSE Is BEING OPPOSED.
Opposition Of Manufacturers Houses
suspicion - statehood for OkIaho-
mn, new Mexico and Arizona

a requirement that Is llkely 70 pe Va
noted OF those who manufacture food
stana that Is to be used IN the state
OF Utah, Is that they label every can
or package with complete list of
every ingredient contained IN the con-
tents Of the package. This will be the
law to the manufacturers, II senate
bill II Is passed, for which there Is
every likelihood, rs the senate com-
mlttoe on manufactures and commerce
VIII report favorably on the bill, with
the conditions already stated
This requirement applies to all food
stuffs whether simple, compound.
mixed or blended. The bill was taken
up by the committee on manufactures
aud commerce yesterday afternoon
There was no one present outside OK the
committee, except Food and Dairy
Commissioner Helner and Secretary Of
state Hammond. There are several
agents here, representing California
manufacturers, and a few from the
the clause being put in the bill re-
quring them 70 label their packages OF
food stuffs, as already indicated. They
viii be given a hearing by the com
mittee later this afternoon, but II Is
not believed that they viii accomplish
their object for. as Senator Loose put
Il, their very opposition TO the clause
has determined me 70 work for its
insertion into the bill"
II developed during the consideration
Of the BIZ, that while the trust was
fighting the manufacturer who puts
alum into his baking powder the trust
Itself was putting corn starch into its
product and representing II to be pure
cream Of tartar baking powder
In tho llght Of these conditions, there
fore, the committee thought It would
be lust to all parties and TO the public
to have the ingredients of all manu-
featured food products clearly printed
on the outside, that the consumer
might Judge for himself
The following new bills were intro
duced In the senate yesterday after
noon
SALARIES FOR JUDGES,
S. b. No. 49, by the salaries commit
tee. The act fixes the salaries Of JUS
tioes of the supreme court at $4,000 and
Judges Of the district court at $500.
Substitute for S. b. IS and &C.
S. j. 49, by Mckay The act amends
section 20.C2 OF the Revised Statutes OF
1898. with the result that deputies and
assistants In the offices of county as
SCISSORS may receive compensation not
TO exceed SO a day. The compensa-
ton allowed by the present law Is not
to exceed two-thirds Of the salary Of
the county clerk In outlying counties,
| this amount Is regarded az too small
S. q. No. co. by Johnson, Thy request
| OF Utah Bar association An act pro-
| yiding for the payment OF district iudg-
es and district attorneys OF their ac-
| tiai and necessary, expenses, and re-
| peallng chapter 1903 OF the session laws
Of 1901, providing for the payment OF
| mileage TO judges and district attor-
neys
RELATING TO osTEoPATHY.
s. +. No 81, by Ramberger, (by re-
! quesO. The act Is 70 regularte the
practice OF osteopathy In the state Of
| Utah by establishing d board Of osteo-
| pathic registration and examination.
| The board " 70 consist OF Ave menu
bers, appointed by the governor each
10 serve four years 20 be eligible for
membership on the board a candidate
must have received a certificate from
the Utah Osteopathio society 60 the
effect that he is graduate Of a repu-
| table school OF osteOpathy, and that he
| is engaged In the practice Of oste0pathy
in the state OF Titan. The board VIII
be allowed q secretary at 1920 year
and a per diem compensation OF $40 a
day for each member for time actually
spent In service OF the state A bond
Of $500 will be required Of the treas
urer of the board
The penalty for practiclng osteopathy
IN the state, without license issued
by the board. Is fine Of from $50 10
500 or Imprisonment OF from one to
slx months. or both fine and imprlson-
nent The same penalty applies 10
anyone using any Of the titles or de-
grecs OF osteopathy, or attempting TO
obtain license by fraudulent repre-
eehtation.
REGULATING LICENSES.
An applicant for a license Is required
to pay Zee OF S25. and 60 present a
diploma from standard school OF os-
ttopathy and 10 pass an examination In
"osteopathy, anatomy, physiology, his
toiogy, physiological chemistry, toxic
ology pathology diagnosis, hygiene, OBJ
gerry. and an other subjects taught In
all well founded schools Of octeopathy.
Each applicant who secures certih-
cate Is required 10 have his license re-
corded IN the ohite OF the county re-
c0rder In he county in which he pro-
poses 20 practice Licensed osteopaths
are subject TO all state regulations with
reierencstO the reporting Of contagious
diseases, births, deaths, etc.
NEW BILLS INTRODUCED.
s. II. No, SO by Lawrence. Amend,
ng the statutes so as 10 allow admins.
traitors and executors 10 lease or give
ptions on mining claims.
; y. No. SO. by Lawrence. amendinp
section 1850 OF the Revised Statutes re-.
latlng to the practice with reference "a
replies TO counter claims,
SUPPORT OMNIBUS BILL.
The following telegram was sent 70
the Arizona territorial legislature.
oThe state senate Of the Utah Les.
is,atnre Acknowledges greeting OF tht
, iwenty-second legislative session OF
: Arizona, and. replying 10 same. viii
, cay chat we have this day passed mo-
mortal indorslng that omnibus state.
hood bill now pending before the United
) states senate. and have requested Out
! representatives. to heartily urge us
passage"
COMMITTEE REPORTS.
The committee on live stock reported
fayorably on $. b. No 80. By johnson
an act making sherlns live stock iu
sIectors and providing a penalty fol
. shipping live stock FROM the state with
out inspection.
Senator Bamhergers bill No. 3. pro
viding for the care and treatment O
u Mbitual drunkards az county expense
o VAS reported on favoably by the com
e ipiuee on county and municipal cor
pCuiioms.
: The committee on salaries repOrte
; ufon Senator Bsmbergers bin No. s.
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