The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-01-10

Their relationship, if any exists, is re-
mote Senator Callister is a prominent
member of the Mormon church, and
when a candidate for county clerk a
few years ago, published a card in
which he assured the voters he had Sc
cured the consent of his ecclesiastical
SuperiOrS before he announced his can
didacy. Senator Callister is large. 10
vial man. He defeated Senator George
{. Whitmore of Nephi, another of the
Democrats who could not withstand
the landslide of November.
Some Old Members Back in House.
In the house several of the old mem
bers are back. F. W. Fishburn of Box
Elder, the houses Cicero. is with us
again. Two of the Cache county men
return, d. r. Roberts and t H Mer-
r1L Roberts has always been one of
the stalwart Smoot men. He is famed
as an experimental in faces. Friends
OF Mr.. Roberts never can tell when he
leaves them whether he will have a full
beard side whiskers, chin whiskers.
just mOustache or be clean shaver
when he shows up again. He had a
Vandyke last night
George NJ. Miller of Emery promises
to be one of the active members of the
house. He has every indication of be-
ing clear-minded, shrewd business
man.
Alfred Luther of Garfield is back
again. Mr. Luther is a reserved man.
who says little but works much He
was a popular member of the last
house.
No Redd From San Juan.
San Juan county has violated all ira
dition by not sending a Redd. We have
in the past had either l. H or WAYNE
H. Redd. depending on which party
was in control of the county This
time the people of San Juan have bro
Ion
Walter G Lyman is the result 1t is
not yet known whether Mr.. Lyman has
the same solicitude for the remains OF
the Aztecs as his predecessors mani
tested.
Kane county sends Charles Carroll
this year Mr.. Carroll was delegate
to the state convention, where he was
active In support OF Governor Cutler.
His trip to Salt Lake at that time is
said TO. have been his first journey out
side the limits of Kane county for over
twenty years. He has already beaten
the oratOrical record of his immediate
predecessor from Kane. J. e Johnson
During the last session. IL is said Mr..
Johnson once moved to adjourn. This
statement is generally believed al
though some Of the old members cues
ton its accuracy. Mr.. Carroll will
probably never equal the avOirdupOis
record of another predecessor. II. Scott
Cutler of Kane. Mr.. Cutler is rated as
the heaviest man in Utah.
Jimmy A Anderson is back from
Morgan again. Mr.. Anderson was the
youngest and one Of the best members
two years ago. At that session he in
troduced bill, modelled after La Fol
Iette's Wisconsin bill, to provide an
equitable assessment of personal prop
erty, but the bill was killed by an or
gained lobby Mr.. Anderson may
bring IL up again at this session.
Although his name is Jimmy. il
should be kept in mind that Mr. An
derSon is. not the world-f famed Pussy,
nor are the two related further than
that they are both Republicans
Railroad Bill Wilson Back.
Some Of the OLD members of the house
are wondering if Representative VIII
son shared in the distribution of rail
road passes this year At the last ses-
sion Mr.. Wills n introduced A radical
bill affecting the railroads of Utah 1t
didn't pass, but it earned for its author
the sobriquet Railroad Bill" Wilson.
When little party of house members
JunEeted to Boise. Mr. Wilson aVerred
ne would accept nothing from the new
er-tO- be sufficiently tTampled upon
railroads Some of the other members
took him to the train by main strength
and forced him to make the trip.
Mr. Wilson felt his position keenly.
The day following some of the members
observed MIN sitting Dy car WINDOW
with gloomy gaze fastened 10 the
rapidly passing Idaho sagebrush. They
inquired if he was well.
Yes" he replied. in d voice that be
spoke much patient resignation. Il
have just been thinking OF what you
fellows have done. Do you realize what
sort Cf a position you have placed me
in? Why. by gravy" he continued,
raising his voice, you just kidnapped
me, That's what it was Kidnap-
ing"
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