Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-02-09
sIR[EY WILL NOT
'R|IJINFORC0NGRESS
,,,,ar representative Refuses
'V' "a be a Candidate to Sue
coed Himself.
SCOTS BUILDING PLAN
n,,,. TO Give one to Every Town
'' ., Eve Thousand Inhabitants
Kean the Watchdog

,..,l.l correspondence - s,,,
s ps'la. Feb. 5.-Joseph c. sioley
N a'" gives the best OF rea-
o. t' s,. refusing to again be a cand'-
' %,s for congress He has a summer miner
S'~s on Lake champlain' with a yaen'
n'l' N me other accessories which
N4 ~, y can buy. He has a winter home
e', r'a,Aa. with a steam yacht and all
% ,a,,or,. that surround such a
10y Ne desires TO travel In Egypt
F~, p,ias,ine, and the only time to ira
w :, hose tropical attitudes is the
" W., ~ He can only enjoy ms WIN,
pa'i sone In the southland. IN tne co.u
e' a .er and during all that time he
Nsaunelled 20 remain In washington
s .O'ap IN his congressional duties.
1850 ,hsn This. there Is not now In ms
Aol1 in "a a factional quarrel or any other
ssI i,,on hat could disturb him. He
Cll al time when nothing
NIu I Ssfeot him. Il believe | have
Sa cur NE psychological moment re-
. .,s.ss sibley, when everybody "
LA. ,s.nslv and before | am placed In the
,sblde OF being forced out
Hls RETIREMENT REGRETTED
yo one is more popular In the house
,ors,lv than Joe Sibley. There Is
Y.r.-sal regret By members on ootn
ss'. N the political aisle that sibley
"a leave the house, where he mas
In A general favorite. HIS keenst
W., Is IN leaving his associates In
~ bcpse but he feels that he has at
.,,,s5 el The honors that he could ex-
W. lis ambitions are satisfied. lie
s,,,.s M Office or place or any adj
..,,,yes that could be bestowed by
VS. rowsr on earth. To i've and en-
~ No Il all that he desires, and he
x, every facility for gratifying his
s,s,res. Not even the friendships OF
N congressional career can hold him'
,,J Ne prefers 70 leave the house, as
4, daes POLITICS, when he Is surrounded
4 fisnds and with no enemies, Surely
Ia sbley Is a fortunate man.
| poyps TO ERECT PUBLIC BUILD
INGS.
Senator Scott, who not long ago be-
cane chairman Of the committee on
eiblc buildings and grounds, has a
scheme for the construction OF public
buildings which would give every town
n he country with a population of
1000 people building, A bill which
he has Introduced proposes that bonds
q the United States shall be issued
from time 20 time and the money raised
used for the construction of the build
inn Every town OF 5000 people or
more which has not been favored by
building IS to have one erected. This
amount to be expended for each build
ing Is not stated. but Il Is expected that
Congress shall determine the amount
as il authorizes the building. II IL the
theory OF Senator Scott that the gov
tmmtnt pays enough rent TO care for
the interest on he bonds and that II
would be better 10 pay out the money
IN Interest than for rent.
FRYE AND sPooNER.
u hope the senator from Wisconsin
will not disturb the bill any further"
remarked Senator Frye. who was try
ag to secure the passage OF a measure
which Spooner had amended. II was a
lgseston which, II directed to one of
he younger senator's would not have
alsed any particular notice and would
have settled new man, but Spooner
vas persistent and pointed out another
defect in the bin which he had
amended.
KEAN WATCHES THE BILLS.
The senate always needs watch
t0s so called, a man who will always
iss1 track Of bills when they are being
Ns'ed by unanimous consent and who
VI object TO measures that are not
a. right or need explanation and often
vines amendment. Senator Kean Is
We watchdog at present. 1t Is not q
Wy pleasant position. because objeo-
lan 10 a bill Is almost sure to offend
@nc senator Who has introduced II and
,sh's 10 get Il through. But the New
'Hsey senator does his duty.
qoht care he remarked; ~ | dc
y ynlnk a Dill ought to 90 through
~ gong TO object 10 It. ! am no,
,lS'ed 50 as TO be hurt by any one
wy may be Interested" A great many
!" ohls are Killed by the quiet re.
'''A OF kean, Let tt so over"