Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-02-22
GOVERNOR NAMES
SIX APPO|NTEES.
The Senate COncurred in Selec.
tiOns at Executive
Session.
PASSED THE MUNICIPAL BILL.


Late yesterday afternoon the senate
went into executive session to con-
slider appointments submitted by Gov
Cutler, and when the session was dis
solved the following combinations were
announced;
Directors Deseset Agricultural g.
Manufacturing society," Lester ID. Freed
of Salt Lake. william G.. Winder Of
salt Lake. Mrs Priscilla j. Ritter Of
salt Lake, Joseph a, SILVER Of SAT-
Lake
Commissioner state Bureau OF sta
tlsucs- Charles DeMoisy OF salt Lake.
state Coal Nine nspector-Gomer
Thomas Of Salt Lake,
The reappolntment OF Charles De-
Moisey caused little comment as II had
been conceded for several months, but
considerable interest was shown In the
naming Of Conner Thomas for another
term. Mr.. Thomas had several very
active opponents for denomination, chief
OF whom was James A, Harrison, fore
man for tho Utah Fuel company at
Sunnyslde Against this candidate,
however, the argument was used that
he was an employe VI the chief coal
mining company IN Utah, olthough a
strong Republican worker, and Repub-
llcan chairman I'm Carbon county The
appointment Of Mr.. Thomas to succeed
himself Is generally conceded to be a
wise choice, as his record has been sat
isfactory
Two others names are said to have
been filed by the governor which were
not announced as confirmed. They are
Charles A. Gla2ier OF Provo 20 succeed
WnllHH I Ipaufl. a hail
A. H. MoyeS Of Weber county to sue
coed state Fish and Game Commission
or John Sharp,
The naming of both Of these men
recalls scenes In the nominating con-
vention whore incidents occurred that
IN some quarters are said to have
lett sore spots as yet unheal0d.
Glazler was strong candidate for
the treasureship and members OF
the Weber county delegation openly
stated that Robert A, Moyes, nephew
OF the present nominee shifted his vote
Tor governor between the FIRST and Sec
ond ballots IN return for the dropping
out OF Mr. Glaslor from the race
against him. for the treasurershlp, Sem
ator Holllngsworth In the convention
made a well remembered seconding
speech 10 the nomination Of Mr.. Moyes
I'm which he accused him Of breaking
promises. although he, Hollingswroth
was Keeping his return promise TO sec
ond the nomination. The Weber dell
eRation In its voting then led the cam
paign that resulted In the selection OF
Mr. Chrlstlanson az treasurer over Mr..
Moyes II ~ now thought by men who
are familiar with the political situation
that the opposition TO Moyes comes
NNnhg.s VhuN Ia ttsf
not receive the support Of those dele
gates The same reasons are assigned
FOR the opposition 10 Mr. Gln2ler, who
Il claimed to have declared up 10 tho
last minute that he would not with
draw from the race, and who made
enemies IN his district by changing his
mind IN the convention,
Much interest Is shown I'm the con-
tests for the position ot state engineer,
and secretary Of state board Of health,
nominations for which Governor cutler
ia expected 10 hand IN within a few
days,
BUSY AFTERNOON,
While the main interest Of ytster-
days session centcred about the new
appointments, there was more business
transacted than az any previous sitting.
Twonty-four bills were introduced, six
bills were passed, and a large number
were sent through the red tape TO a
Anal action tomorrow
The most important OF the measures
that passed was H. Is. e., which was
so long that the acting reading clerk
became hoarse from fatigue before he
finished II. II is the new municipal
law, which does much TO better Salt
Lake city It received only one con-
trnry vote--that of Senator Barber.
Lawrences bill mo, G2) permitting
the issuance OF script against property
where street improvements are to be
made the script 20 become lien on
the property was passed unanimously
Representative Maughns trespass bill
mo, 1861 making n n misdemeanor to
Mlfuly leave gate open on private
property or TO throw down n fence
was passed unanimously other bills
passed were II, b, "a, permitting hold
over directors In corporations. and H.
Il. 1903 by Marks, relating 10 the man
nor Of pleading the statute OF llmita-
lions s, y g. by Hollnssworth, le-
Ballzlng the merger Of the SALT Lake
light and street car companies, was
made the special order FOR Friday at
$3.50,
When the senate adjourned at 3
o'clock Il was until Thursday az q. m.