Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-02-16
Pushing legislation in Order to
Finish at the Appointed
Time,
sIIT TWO WEEKS NOW REMAIN.
Pad Commission Bill Framed--PIe'
thora of Candidates for
State Offices.
..,o, correspondence.

sosclal correspondence
SP neiso Idaho, Feb, li-With only two
avs OF the session remaining oo'h
,.nses Of the legislature are WORKING
ever heat. There remains but one
~ more for the introduction OF blils'
ua S tonight a joint meeting OF the
Sonse appropriation committee ana the
~ 6nance committee are at work
completing the measure
There are stlll number OF what
,.,Igst be called administration meas
es mat are awaiting action by both
ILL., chief among these is the
n ~, sor ,be reorganization OF the lahd
gl I The passage OF this meas
wv ls greatly desired by all the mem
W - the state land board, VINO e&-
peIs Tho opinion that under the plan
Srsorgani2ation formulated by the
On rc,v under consideration the state
w Una benefit materially. The state
HnIjng law is also being considered
~ Committee and the same thlng IL
,rre If the bin providing for the crea-
,io, NJ the Office OF state examiner,
whose duties are those OF a traVelhB
auditor
ROAD COMMISSION.
The plan OF the bill for the creation
r., The Idaho intermountaln wagon
God commission has finally been de-
,orn,ined upon and the measure VIII be
,,troduced at once 1t has been de-
Had mat the commission shall con.
sist of Two members I'm addition to the
governor, who shall be eN-oiflclo chalr-
man of the board, The original plan
WAS for commission or one person
from each judicial district, rms, II
WAS felt would make the commission
extensive and cumbersome me COM
mission bill will carry an Appropriation
Of $4,000, and viii take the place OF an
the road bills that have peeh miro
duced during the session.
The passage Of the adultery ana po-
lygamy measure, II Is felt nnaily as
poses Of the campaign cry OF when so
much was attempted to be mace our
ing the last campaign. win tne auul-
Ian NJ these measures there Will be on
Ne statnte books Of Idaho stringent
laws against blgamy, polygamy, adul-
,erv ana illegal or unlawful cohabita-
,on n the moral sense Of the various
communities is not amply protected by
these laws, Il is difficult TO m
oglne any laws or series Of laws That
would furnish such projections
COMMISSIONS SIGNED.
Gov. GoodIng signed the commissions
nj Adlt-Gen. Vickers and Col. william
Hunter as aides to the grand marshal
M the inaugural parade i'm Washing
g., IN, March 4 Herbert ID. Duncan
and bernard Lemp, two Of the Boise
Ivqh school cadets, We're also commits
stoned to march I'm the parade Of ac
credited cadets from high schools who
viii appear I'm the inaugural parade.
The questions Of the appointments to
various executive positions In IN
states service. is being taken up by
the governor who has announced that
the appointees will probably be named
some time the latter part of next week
In annie time 10 secure action by the
senate I'm the matter Of confirmation
The positions to be filled by appoint
ment include the immigration commits
sioner. insurance commissioner. adju-
tant-gereral, warden at penitentlary
commdrdant of soldiers home, game
warden, chief clerk of the land board
and number OF Others. The governor
will not fail to find a sufficient number
Of applicants for each of those posi-
tons The applicants for the positions
named so far as can be learned include
the following:
APPLICANTS FOR POSITIONS.
Insurance commissioners S. Love.
land Twin Falls George w. Smith, l.