The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-03-10
Foraker Amendment Carried.

As soon as the committee amendments
we're disposed of Mr.. Foraker formally
offered his amendment providing for
vote was Immediately taken and the
amendment carried by the decisive vote
Of q to %. as follows:
eley. Burrows. Carter, Clark (Mont),
Clark (WyO), Clay, Culberson. Daniel,
Dryden. Dubois. Flint. Foraker, Foster,
brough. Hepburn. Laftimer. McCreary,
McCumber Mallory, Martin. Morgan.
Pettds Rayner rh2 Scott Simmons spd6neT
stene, sutherland. Taliaferro, Teller, Till
MA Nays-AIlee. Allison. Ankeny. Bever.
idge. Brandgegee, Durham, ClaPp.
Crane, Cullom, Dick. Dillingham;. Dol1i-
yer, Gamble Hale. Hemenway, Hopkins,
Willard, Nelson. Penrose, Piles. Proctor.
SmOOt. Warner. WetmOre-29.
The pairs were as follows: Aldrich with
McLaurin. Clark (Arlz.) with Overman,
Depew with McEnery, Frye with Cor
man, Kittredge with Platt, Warren with
A number Of minor amendments, re-
latlng to the land laws, terms OF the
courts, etc, were accepted by the COM
Strengthening the prohibition provisions
we're also made, all of them being con-
fined 10 Indian Territory former or pres
ent Indian reservations
DUBOIS Wins His POINT.
Mr. Dubois amendment relative to
polygamy in the proposed state OF Ar1-
IONA was then Offered. He asked for
the ayes and noes but a formal vote
was prevented by the committee &C
cepting the provision. 1t was therefore
Incorporated in the bill.
The next formal vote was taken on Mr..
Burrows motion TO strike out all the
part of the bill relating to Arizona and
New Mexico The roll call resulted in
the loss of the motion by the narrow
margin Of one votes years to 36 nays.
Mr.. Burrows gave notice that he would
renew the amendment when the bill was
reported to the senate.
On motion Of Mr.. Teller, the provision
continuing Guthrie as the capital of the
was stricken out by vote of 80 to 81
The effect of the amendment is to fix
the capital at that city only temporarily
Arizona and New Mexico Out.
The proceedings up to this time had
been in committee of the whole. When
the bill was reported to the senate Mr.
out the part Of the bill relating to Ari-
iona and New Mexico. and this time it
prevailed by a vote of 81 to 30, as fol-
Yeas-AIger. Bacon. Blackburn, Bulk
eley, Burrows, Carter. Clark CMont-l },
Clay, Culberson, Daniel, Dubois, Flint
Gearin. Hansbrough, Hepburn, Latimer
McCreary Mallory, Martin, Morgan,
NeWlandS, OVefTnan. Patterson PERKINS,
Pettus, Rayner, Scott. Simmons. SpoOner
Stone. Taliaferro. Teller. Tillman-3I.
Nays-Allee, Alliston, Ankeny, Bever-
idge, Brandegee, BUrnham, Clapp. Clark
CWyoO, Crane. CullOm. Dick, Dillingham;,
Deliver. Dryden, Fulton, Gamble, Hale,
Hcmenway, Hopkins. Kean. Knox, La
Toilette. Lodge, Long McCumber, Mil
lard, Nelson, Nixon, Penrose, Piles, Proc
tor, Smoot, Sutherland, Warner, Wet
more-35-
The changes from the first vote were
Scott. who voted ave, and Overman, who
transferred his pair with Clark of Ar
kansas to Carmack and voted in the af-
firmatiye.
The bill amended was then passed
by unanimous vote.
Immediately afterwards Mr. Tfllman
was recognized and on his motion the
unfinished business.
The senate then. at 5:3S n m, went
into executive session. and at 5;i2 =. m.
adjourned until Monday.