Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-12
PRESIDENT LOVE
NAMES COMMITTEES
Their Presentation the Principal
Feature at This Afternoons
Meeting
BODY NOW FULLY ORGANIZED.
Much Care In Matter Of Distribution
Of Chalrmanships-- Democrats
Are Remembered.

Are Remembered.
The principal feature OF this after
Moons session OF the senate Of the Utah
Legislature was the announcement by
President Love Of his appointment OF
the various and numerous standing
committees through whom the law
making machinery will be put In force.
There has been considerable interest
and speculation concerning these COM
mittees. President Love has had the
matter in hand since Monday, and has
given much attention TO their person.
mel bearing in mind the peculiar re-
Qulrements and work of the different
committees according 10 the callings
and experiences Of the members. II Is
believed that he has succeeded very
well In his distribution Of chairman
ships 1t IS noted that he has not over
looked the Democrats who form so
small minority In the senate AS he
has put them at the head of the fol-
lowing committees: Contingent eX-
penses, education, mines and minerals.
public printing, rules and ways and
means, A full list Of the committees
follows;
Agriculture and Irrlgation-McKa
chairman; Gardner, Barber, ClegB,
Walton, Larsen, Calister.
Apportionment-Cal chairman;
Park, Rasband, Lewis, Barber
Appropriations and Clams-Willlams'
Chairman, Bennion, Lawrence, Gard
ner, Calister, Walton, Larsen.
Banks and Banklng-Lewls, chair
man: Park, Holdings Loose, Bam-
berger.
Contingent Expense-Johnson, chair
man, Bennion, Walton.
County and Municipal Corporations
Larsen chairman; Bamberger, ltas-
band, Clegg, Callister Barber Will
llams.
Observation-Disclosures Chairmani john
son, Walton Callister, Barber, Park,
Lawrence.
MISUNDERSTANDING chairman Loose,
Bennion, Lewis, Mckay
Engrossed and Enrolled Bllls-llol-
llngsworth, chairman; Barber, Calls
ter.
Federal Relations chairmanH
Mckay Park, Loose, Bamberger.
Fish and Game--Barber chairman;
Walton. Park, Larsen, Loose, Clegg,
Callister.
Forests and orestry-Rasband,
chairman, Mckay, Lewis. Gardner,
Larsen,
Highways and Brldges-Larsen,
chairman: Honingsworth, Johnson.
JudiCiary--l lawrence Chalrmnni Ben
MON, Hollngsworth, johnson, BAN
berger, Gardner, Walton
Labor Lewis, chairman, Bennlon,
Mckay, Husband, Gardner
Nyestock-Clegg, chairman Walton,
Barber.
Manufactures and Commerce-Wil-
| llams, chairman, Bamberger Johnson,
CallIster Loose
Military Affalrs-Park, chairman;
| Lewis, Bennion, Rasband, Loose.
Mines and Minerals-Bamberge
chairman; Lewis, Loose, Lawrence,
Rasband
Private Corporations and Insurance
| Park, chairman; Holingsworth, Gard
ner, Williams, Lawrence,
Public Health--Walton chairman;
! Williams, ClegR, Park, Mckay
Public Institutlons-Holllng lworth
chairman, Lawrence, Gardner BAN
berger. Barber, Williams, Larsen.
Public Lands--Walton, chairman;
Johnson Larsen, Rasband, Mckay
Clegg, Callister.
Public Printing Hamburger, chair
man, Walton, Gardner
Railroads. Loose. chairman, john
son. Lawrence Larsen, Bennion, Hol-
lingsworth Clegg,
Rues-.Bennlon, chairmani Holdings
worth Lewis,
Salarles--Gardner, chairmani Barber,
Rasband, Lawrence, Hamburger.
state Affairs-CallIster, chairman;
Williams Johnson, Larsen, Park.
ways and Means-Johnson, chair
man Bamberger, HolDngsworth, Lewis,
Williams
PROCEEDINGS.
Immediately after prayer by Chap
lain Gowans, all members being pres
ent Reading Clerk Botkin read yes
terday's minutes, and caused ripple
OF mCrliment by mlsspeaking some OF
his words at the conclusion OF the let
tor OF one OF the telephone companies,
IN which Il offered to install instru-
ments free Of charge, by saying man
/ aging editor instead Of general man
ager The minutes being disposed Of,
Senator Bcnnion offered Joint resou-
ton which would seem to mark the
beginning Of an economic period almost
al the very outset OF legislative work,
His resolution was as follows; Re II
resolved by the senate, the house con-
curing, that pen knives and fountain
pens be eliminated from the list OF ar
ticles to be furnished the members Of
The senate and house, and employees Of
both branches, and BE IL further re-
solved, and Il Is hereby ordered that
| a the close Of the session all diction-
aries, stands waste baskets, dehks and
! other parophernalla and supplies. ex-
| ceptlng only copies OF the Revised
Statutes and Session Laws furnished
TO members be returned TO the secretary
Of state as provided by law,
ADOPTED UNANIMOUSLY,
Contrary TO general expectation, the
resolution failed 60 arouse amy Opposl-
ton; and It was adopted unanimously,
without debate At this juncture, Sena-
tor Gardiner introduced n concurrent
resolution authorizing the governor to
appoint messenger. This was also
passed, a communication was received
from Governor Cutler, giving a list of
all the appointments made by the eX-
ecutive since the last session OF the
LEGISLATURE These appointments are
the ones only that require senatorial
confirmation
BANfBERGER GIVES THANKS.
Senator Bamberger here arose and
thanked most graciously the president
OF the senate for recognizing as gener-
ously as he had done, the minority
members In appointment Of committees
on behalf Of the minority he said they
would work for the best interests OF the