Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-03-03
S[NA7E REJECTED
NAME OF MOVES.
r., Hs Was Unqualified for Fish
And Gam. COmmis'
siOner.
OTHER NAMES CONFIRMED.
chicken Bin Falled--Bauk Bill Passed
Ao,r Heavy Opposition From
Country Members

,,,or norton Of Thursdays SEN
.,o, took on many interesting
a ,a,rs contributing to the interest was
ramborser, in the role Of heavy ayr.
ba u''rlst delivering an grafton on thar
'u S,s and glorious bird the barnyard
w.. w. senator Lawrence. the inoislye
aod keen Lawrence-coming easily 10
a an an amendment to change inc
,u,g ~ "s-h-o-a-t" to goat
s,on he thought the word must mean
and finally Senator Hollingswor'h
40 iei n successful movement against
aonapnation OF Alex A. Moyes for
the oosition OF state fish and game COM
tne per nnr lie held that the appointee
ill s oo Qualifications for the office, IN
n i.i. claim Follingsworth was support
wv, "a, PRESIDENT Love, who spoke, ne
onIv I'm the interests of the ish
~ gsmc law, and against step
J ,,sayd from the efficient work al
"Sy bee,ln, Upon the request that
IvS1' senator knowing anything good
ahs,, Mr. Moves speak up there was
dead slltNttf dhN 49,,
Cd By safe majority
APPOINTMENTS CONFIRMED
without debate and upon unanimous
yo,es IN each case, the Following APP
rolntments were coniirmed'
posrd of Dental Examiners-E. a.
Trim 4. q. Wherry Stanley II, Claw
son and u, w, Davis.
Board OF Educaton-D. II. Christeh-
Son and William Allison.
poard OF Health-Dr r. h. Beatty
mr. Fred stauffer Dr. w. II. Calder
wood.
Medical Examiners--Dr ID. Q. Bulge,
mr. a. s. Condor, Or. Charles H. Olsen,
nr A. C. Ewing, Or. Elias S. Wright
Dr +. Il. straup and Or. Il. w, Fisher
state Chemist--Herman Harms,
Regents Of University OF Utah--MrS
Rebecca u. Little. Mrs. A. Il. Kinney
Frank Pierce, DR.. c. G. Plummer and
Richard w. Young.
Board OF BarbeJs' Examlners--Dr
G. NJ Benedict. J, D. Harris and Albert
L. walker
il was after these appointments had
been confirmed that Senator Hollings-
worth arose and asked that the delayed
consideration of the name of A. II.
Moves be taken up. lie then stated
mai knowing fun well the conse-
ouenoes, politically that might follow
upon him from HIS act, he felt II
DUTY TO acqualnt the senate with the
qualifications OF the appontee, and
leave Il 10 act as II pleased.
During the discussion that followed
many letters were produced by men
Interested In Weber county, and men
Interested IN the protection of game,
all Of them agreeing that justice could
not be done the game law, with Moyes
entrusted with its carrying out, Some
Of the letters spoke highly OF him per-
nnally and said he was worthy Of sup
port for some other position. Mckay
favored standing by the guvernor-and
sustaining the appointee because he
was named by the chief executive, The
prevailing view, however was that the
senate was under obligations 70 protect
the state from inefficient officers, and
shared an equal responsibility with
the governor In making appointments.
Upon the taking OF the vote II was
apparent that there was no support for
the appointee,
what Gov Cutler will do now is an
undecided question. Some senators
discussing the matter afterwards
we're Of the opinion that he was not
over anxious 10 have the appointment
confirmed, and that In making II he
had been the victim OF misinforma-
ton' II developed that the Weber
county Republican committee mad not