The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-23
Review Provision.

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cecdng two years, IS shall be pre-
sCribcd In the order OF the commission
unless sooner set aside by the commits
sion or suspended or set aside by order of
court in a suit TO test the lawfulness
Of said order; but any carrier. person or
corporation party TO the proceedings
affected by the decision OF tho commission
as 70 the rate or practice covered by the
complaint or by its order prescribing
a different rate or practice, and alleg
ing either or both TO be a violation Of
It's or his rights, may institute proceed
lngs against the complaint and Interstate
Commerce commission in the Circuit
court of the United States for the district
In which any portion OF the carrier or car
riers that were parties 10 the complaint
may be located
Court of Equity.
Sitting as a court OF equity such dues-
tions may be determined but In no other
way shall the Iawfulness Of such order
be questioned and In all such pro-
! ceeedlngs the court shall have power to
make order TO secure the appearance
OF parties from any part OF the United
! States. and the existing laws relative TO
| evidence and to proceedings under the
| acts 10 regulate commerce shall bc ap-
J pliCublc. Provided. however, that no order
! of the commissioner reducing q rate shall
! be set aside or suspended by an In
| terlOCutoTy decree OF the court without
requiring deposit OF excess charge or
! sufficient bond TO secure TO the parties
| entitled thereto the repayment, IL the
| comm lSElO0ST 5 OItel is sustained, OF al
| moneys received by the carrier In eN-
! cess Of rate fixed by tho commissioner,
and the court shall determine In such
| intcrlocutoTy decree what practices shall
! he pursued by the parties. pending the
! litigation, In order To make this right OF
payment certain and effective.
Relating to Appeals.
Another section. relating to appeals,
IS Section .. That In all proceedings
arising under this act In which the
! United States or the Interstate Com
morcy commission Is a party, an appeal
from the final decree OF the Circuit court
she'll lie only 10 the Supreme court and
must be taken within thirty days from
the entry thereof No appeal Shaii opGr'
ate as a stay or superscdUrc OF the de-
cree appealed from.
The bin authorizing the purchase ol
coal lands In the Island OF Batan, L, l..
at a cost Of $4,000. was passed as was
also the bin amending the Philippin,
tarlm law on textile fabrics and shoes,
Punishment for Hazing
AT the request of Mr.. Hale, chairman
OF the Committee on Naval Affairs, th'
bill providing FOR the punishment of h9z
ing at the Naval academy at Annapolis
was taken up and discussed at length
Nir Dick advocated extreme measures
, saying that nothing LEGS "oulo accom-
pligh the desired result. He SAID that Il
, had investigated the hnZins practice an
wac prepared 10 pronounce II nm Suu
Gator In brutality" He considered lt
crime out OF harmony with tH' oIllSe "'i
by the midshiDmen D.,
An amendment authorizing the Pres
: J dent 10 set aside dismIssals Tor huZih
| within the present year, ouefeu pg M
: | Newlands, was voted down ,, CO
After further discussion in which Sena
tors Tilman, Lodge Spooner. H1ITH Ne Ne
D son and Hopkins took part inc plll Wu
= passed Without division. At A:iO the per
= atc went into executive session, and
4:45 p. m. adjourned until MonuuS'