Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-02-11
SPEAKER HULL
MADE THEM MAD
uh Rulings Stirred Up Many oil
The House Members to
Anger
ON QUESTION OF ADJOURNMENT
r,.oty Members Wanted to Go Home
M QUESTION OF ADJOURNMENT
couoiy Members Wanted to Go Home
''' Bat Speaker Thought They
Should DO Business.


y, which time the roll was called by
ne chief clerk, Roberts Immediately
.oyod an adjournment TIL Monday at
- M. II was evident that this was
dlsmstetul to Speaker Hull, and while
AVA motion carried by good majority
A.. ros announced lost and the read
,,g NJ the Journal was taken up.
whon the minutes had been read and
rracisd Anderson Of Morgan re-
.orsd tbe motion TO adjourn, The
.,o,on again carried but was declared
i,,t TINS was too much for those who
Sss,red To get away, and they imme-
Jotely reyolted By appealing from the
decision of the chair
An mis- iuncture Speaker Hull arose
% evnloip. said he. THE chair VIII
saw that he has no desire to be ar
btray I'm this matter nor 20 prevent
an adjournment at this time If the
r,erbers of the house so viii. The
chair will take occasion to say this,
bovpyer that this body Is being Sc
yorely criticised. however unjustly, by
tbe general public, who seem 70 think
hat we are disposed TO prolong the
session so that 1t may cover the full 60
DAYS for which the members of this
hodv we're elected In view of these
f9cts the chair would suggest that IT
would be IN good taste to dispose OF
some Of our business before adjourn
ment"
TO MEET SATURDAY.
Joseph had moved that the house re-
main In session ill 5'45 and that 1t ad-
iourn then I'm Monday at p, m.
Wilson moved as am amendment that
the house continue In session till Z
and then adjourn The amendment
was lost, when Roberts moved am
adjournment till 1880 and that when
The house finally adjourn it be until
o'clock Saturday Marks moved to
substitute Monday for Saturday
Anderson. j, A., moved to table the
amendment but this was lost by few
votes and the motion to meet Saturday
During the discussion several
members had been excused,
some on account OF sickness
at home. others because OF
important business engagements and
slIl others because their wives expect
Cd them McCrea supported the idea
Of working Saturdays. Joseph opposed
81 and took occasion to say that this
was the hardest working body OF law
makers that had ever assembled I'm the
State Of Utah. He thought Saturdays
should be reserved for visiting state In
9Iuiions, Kuchler said the house
might as well work Saturdays as re-
main IN session I'm 545, as this would
prevent the country members from
catching their trains
MILLER ENRAGED.
Tho exit Of members for the reasons
stated caused Joseph 90 move that the
sergeant-8t.arms be instructed to en-
force attendance on Saturday, inasmuch
as such motion had prevailed This
aroused the ire Of Miller from Emery,
who IA angry tones, demanded by what
authority "the gentleman from Salt
lake attempted to run this house"
Said he, 81 don't want that motion put,
] have TO 20 home tomorrow and I'm
going"
Wootton then assumed the role OF
peacemaker by suggesting that the
house might be in better humor after
supper and moving an adjournment un-
III 1880 The motion carried and the
members dispersed. many Of them VOW
Ing vengeance on Speaker Hull.
A BUSINESS SESSION.
When the house reassembled at 1880.
81 members responded 10 roll call The
members Immediately got down to busl-
ness by taking up H. G. r. No. 4, which,
On motion Of Joseph, was passed under
suspension Of the rules, The resolu-
tlon instructs the trustees OF the state
1UNtafFiUl gUbRl1 D., s4s1,..ft 10
ate a report Of the money due from each
county and undivided for the care of in
mates committed to that institution.
SCHOOL CENSUS BUSINESS.
II, b. 81 by Fishburn, changing the
oaIe for taking the school census In
towns from July to October, was the
next order Stookey opposed the meas
ure, because u would prevent the enum-
,Iauon 30 their own districts Of chill
uueh VINO LETT home TO attend school In
lne city Kinney pleaded for an honest
census ANA therefore supported the bill
N'e carroll aud Gotham were opposed
T,ause they feared the passage OF the
pll would be death blow to the small
,puutlE school. Roberts favored the
u,asuIe because he thought the dls-
WC' enucatlng the child should have
IN, IN, funds The bill passed by the
following vote:
@es-AlIen Anderson, A. "; Ander-
gn' D. A. CromaG Curtin, DALEY Dean,
LINa1 Flshburn, Gundry, Hopes
'oDnsoh Jones, Joseph, Kinney, LuiI1-
w. marks, McCroa, Painter, Pancake,
een.DeI's Simons, Spencer, Stewart,
''WoheS Wilson, Hull--27
"ys-Ausun, Gotham, Carroll, Haw-
wy srlngham, Tolton Wootton-7
MOTION TO RECONSIDER.
wilson gave notice that on Monday
p would move for reconsideration.
nv. NV Ilso opposed II, j, IS, twin meas
I'M lle same author changing the
Tb"o loI taking school census In cities.
ty uul. though opposed, was passed
!" 'he following vote:
e,n Ng' allen, Anderson, A. ": Ander-
il" y, y" Austin, Cromar Curtin, Dali
D'ih Edward Fishburn, Gundr-y,
jpnvs Johnson, Jones, Joseph, kinney
ier y, marks, McCren, Pancake. Pam
Rto,t',," u.s. 0lmons Spencer, Stewart,
''VoNey Wootton Hull-2S.
,,N'ys- Carroll, Gotham. IIawley. mi
~" Wilson,.
SATURDAY SESSION KILLED.
nr "'h point Anderson A. ", moved
Tbl.t reconsideration Of the vote by
ur,0 l'!e mousse had decided to adjourn
bo hoalulday' Roberts objected, hut
Same was "agin' him ana the
N w session was stricken out.
on MINI 9y Gundry, requiring work
ncatioon, Claims within 90 days after
who s.,l Vas explained by the author,
so" saW that the pregent r,ottnd -
sloNlng claims To be beid nnerlw ou ~ ",
sai' without doyolopment was ~ ~ ~
,4olage TO corporations but n dot ~
ps v'., 70 the mining Industry. The Kin
'Lsgl by unanimous vote " ""
bors w ~, win the consent Of II mem-
opr, ,he house, then moved 10 adj
Mona, ana work was suspended nj