Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-11-28

arc not likely 10 nsru,. .
sannner New YORK ~ ~, me elsc,io, I.
senate without a wy man o.
I'M mere are already in ,Ssorous con,s.,
per OF candidates for I've Held n~s
ing Mr.. =. II. Butter ~. ene toss ircInS
that Mr. vs. and now Il I IA o The
ent superint v, v Franchot = "a asserted
Is also T., e"usht Of publ" pres.
Fronnho,,. N the race 1O v works,
extensively discussed ''S not been
80 10 u rev politicians be,a i known
,h tyr the office and /, mat lie IA
i re. ne mas the earnest s,n, Understood
a., sslns as wei as Of no spp Y, Of Gov
NJ 9nlcers Of the stste ~ We pres.
ran,, ,r!iahchot has made ssoFernment.
reputation IN his presen, AZ sxcellen,
SAID 10 be a man whoss ONCE and h
state. NC credit IN ~
hhother senator who ,,u
tor ~ wv Wa. report Is true, is M 'eellrs,
had ahon, Senator prns,.I 'oc'
g;ua ABOUT all the honors tb Hector has
smym man and he is b" 'a, can be
ht III. anseu III years, In Sentsrsses ven
nls son was chosen eover p,e,hpef lor
mont ana now the report 10 ,,' y oi Vef.
~ ,ne coming year tho snal early
s,,Fe 10 make way for H. "s,or viii
MI resign the goyernorshIn soh who
,nat ne may be appolnted u oFde'
vacancy caused by the ~ nll The |
trement Of his distinguish , ,s re
RACE FOR cHAIRMANsHlp
The death OF ConRressro,.
az ssai yeaes past chairman Of the ,o,, ld
nrani - eomnlittte Of the house a ,ossssn
ple.lous suicide Vt "B.ry,eS s sul ue
pennsylvania, the second man nu "a Of
committee, leaves the racs ~ MAJ
snslrmanshlp Of this verv ir ,N ths
pouy between Robert a co "npEoI'aal
IOWA charles 3. Landis ~ I fnn
ana James Brock Perkins iuuisha,
YORK. Mr.. Cousins, the rank,vs New
Der or the committee bas ,hs .sI'
inanshlp OF, one Of the mlnor s s0 snap'
ices al ths present time ava 'Gu'nt
member of the committee % am
aHairs. Mr. Lands. who ra vn hava
QUO, " the chairman of the Commit.
on printing which, Of course he 'S w"ris
nave TO give up should he he cSo vul
MT Perkins Is q member OF In .ss
hittee on printing. and should ~.
Landls be CHOSEN for the chalrns,'al
OF foreign affairs, II would probsg'
suit In the elevation Of the Nec, ~
err to the chairmanship Of ,hs n,In,
ing committee. No man has .hna
sucn a thorough grasp Of legIsar.
subjects affecting our foreign reatIon,
curing tho past year as has N, ~.
klns, and were he to select a ,s,.
man OF this important commIt,..
lely upon merit, the speaker MONA ~
uouotedly select the New YORKER N,
this honor. But other consldeatan,
have great weight, and It is MOI, a.S
probable that either Mr.. cousins =.
Mr.. Lands will succeed Mr.. Bn =,
chairman with the chances al.s,hs,
in favor OF Mr. Cousins.
The death OF eight members n A,
present Congress and the resralla,
OF four others namely Lester OF Csrr,
Hit OF Illinois, Hoar Of Massach,sp
ketcham OF New York, Adams Csry
and Patterson Of Pennsylvania II
Adams of Wisconsin, who died dunn,
the past year, Gillett OF calfonI
Gilbert OF Indiana, Sullivan Of Nv
YORK and Swanson OF Virginia who NJ
signed, leaves the speaker al the berr
ming OF the second session OF Congress
with more committee vacancies 10 Al
than any Of HIS predecessors ever bal
before, These committees on which N.
cancies exist. besides foreign afiir
are: Elections number two, Iudeny.
coinage, weights and measures Nh.
ers and harbors. military affairs arI.
culture, mines and mining. pacnl al.
roads, levees and Improvements VI the
Mississippi river, education, private
land claims, revision OF the laws iyo .
vacancies). alcoholic liquor traffic, In.
migration and naturalization, autila.
ton and acoustics and the CON.
mittees on the expenditures OF the De.
partment of state, navy department
postoffice department, interior dthar
ment public buildings and departures
OF Justice. Besides these are the cen
mittees on enrolled bills and industn
arts and eXpositions.
While many OF these committee "
caacies are Of minor Importance, thr
are several which will cause the speak
er a great deal OF trouble and annoy
ance. Particular strife may be expected
over the filing of the gaps in The COM
mittee on judiciary, rivers and harOoIs
agriculture and military affairs me
committee on revision Of the laws uil'
ally regarded as unimportant vii 9
one OF the most potential committe'sd
the house during the coming session
for the reason that the WORK oi w
so-called Bynum commission VII r
submitted for its consideration ana f'
ton during the winter. The Bynan
commission has prepared new zoo,
which takes the place Of the REVISE
Statutes and the statutes at large Ihe
work has been in progress for 10 year
and Is Just completed. The eonniul"
on the revision OF laws therefore "
tween now and the 4th OF next MAZE
will virtually revise the statutes OIL