The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-03-12
TiIIman VIII Make Report.

be made concerning the course of the
bill are that during the present week Sen
ator Tillman. who has il in charge. will
make written report on It: that there
viii be a number of speeches for and
against the measure, and that the eff
forts TO amend il viii proceed There
may be said to be three divisions of the
senate, the first standing for the bill as
II came from the house; the second de-
Inandfng a provision for a review of the
findings of the interstate commerce COM
mission OF character that will re-
move the entire question from the com
mission without leaving its ruling in
force, and the third. granting a review
but maintaining the orders Of the COM
MISSION IN erect until final DISPOSE
ton OF the question is reached in the
courts These will be the vital Ques-
Tions from the beginning to the end of
the controversy. Indeed it may be con-
fidently asserted that If an agreement
could be arrived at Immediately upon the
question OF review vote. could be taken
without further discussion except for
home consumption Until, however, there
is an approach to an understanding. an
animated Is not acrimonious debate may
be expected There is division on these
points on the Democratic as we'll as the
Republican side of the chamber, and it
be suggested would come from the mi
nority members.
Look to Bailey for Solution.
To Senator Bailey many Of the senators
IN both parties are looking for a sOlu-
ticn Of the problem by the amendment
which he is understood to be prepar-
ing. He Will make an effort to frame
q provision which viii grant review
by the courts and at the same time pre-
vent the suspension of the commissions
orders until the courts enter their final
DEGREES in given cases. This will not
entirely meet the demands of the more
radical advocates Of the jurisdiction Of
the courts, but some Of them viii &C
Cept 1t. There is an effort to reach an
agreement on a provision that would re-
quire the roads 10 deposit the difference
hot H1rr-s--
the commission until the final disposition
OF cases by the courts.
The discussion of the subject will com
mence with a speech by Senator Culber-
son on Monday and viii be continued by
senator simmons on Tuesday md by
Senator Rayner on Wednesday. Senator
1Iliman is not contemplating a set speech
On the bill at an early day, but will par
ticipate actively IN the debate all the
time He VIII present his formal writ
Ten export on the bin during the week
Senator Aldrich is among those who will
he heard later Tt is also understood
that Senator'S Knox, EIlzins, Teller. Lodge
end others are preparing to take part
in the controversy.
Programme In House.
The house Of representatives this week
viii enter upon a protracted discussion
of ways and means to restrict the ex-
Ienditure of appropriations for the sup
port of the legislative, executive and ju-
oicial branches Of the government to
the exact and specific purposes for which
they are made. This discussion Will be
incident to the consideration of the ap-
preparation bill for the branches, car
ryirlg S291S41S.
Chairman Tawney. of the appropriation
committee, estimated 1t will take ten days
TO dispose Of the bill. Its consideration
will begin Tuesday, Monday being the
District Of Columbia day, with nine local
bills to be disposed of.
Aside from the main question Of diver
sion of appropriations, the bill carries a
provision for decreasing the pay of gov
oh 80
Of age. and further, that after 1913 no
clerk shall be employed after he reaches
the age Of 20 This provision as well as
those to prohibit the diversion of appTo-
priations are subject to points of order.
In case these points are made, arrange
ments have been completed which viii re-
suit in the adoption Of a special rule max
ing the provisions in order.
II is expected long discussion will result
from the new policy proposed. The in
tsntion is TO keep the bill constantly be