The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-01-13
Caucuses viii Be Held Ton
to Nominate Officers fol
Both Houses. +
LOVE PRESIDENT OF SENAL
JOSEPH FOR SPEAfi
This Is Slate Up to This M,
ing, and Not Likely I'd,
Be Broken. K

There was a session Of the gre
torial contingent from Salt Lake ~
ty, Friday afternoon. The object, p
to boom Stephen Fl. Love s candianll
All the Senators were present but i,
liams. The conference was 4 prof 10
ed one. but the result was a 8, T
mination to stand by Love in his lIl lpar
didacy for President of the Ses
Senator Love has made his peace %
the machine, and the Smootites2In
for him, This leaves but little ~ :,
for doubt as to his election.
The question of caring for the
cry horde of place hunters was lss
gone over carefully. The delegtv
will support Cummings for secrel
and it is understood that Mai. NJ,
is their choice for sergeant at a, !
Hence the Major is almost certaifs
land, Other aspirants innumerabIei !
place have bounded the delegation, /.
no final action was taken. that ma
being deferred for another meeting..
be held this afternoon.
Senators from the outer districts
~. "io"'f, puI Ioudy tne nj
bers of the upper house will all be-
and he is anxious TO preside over
Senate, but his ambition is not lik,
to be gratifed, as the boss's eyes
set in the direction of Senator Low,
The contest for the Speakership d
wakes warm. The members OF 8
House are slow in arriving. Benson,
Tooele, Miller Of Grand, Croft Of 7
gan, Jensen of Sewer, Parry Of T.
md Thompson of Millard appeared.
Friday, and Kuchler of Weber e.
down last night. These gentlei5
| with Harry Robinson, made up
membership last night. The u
county delegation was expected,
o delayed train held them back We
late. Z
Harry Joseph is still confident a
he will win the Speakership. Howr
Marks questions this and declares :
the Salt Lake delegation will no
solid for Joseph. Kuchler may RS.
slider his decision not to become a
didate for the Speakership, and is Rt
| ly to shy his castor into the
when the caucus convenes ton
Thompson of Millard, the third ms
the contest, is running a campaig
the still"hunt order. He maintains
when it comes TO a vote in the Ct
| that he Will be found in the ring G
both feet. Joseph's followers say,
their candidate is sure winner.
that the others will. after the :.
are counted, be in the also ran cls
Indications are that ". z. Vigus.
have 1t all his own way for e
There are other aspirants, but the
ord made by Mr.. Vigus during the
session Of the House is such thai
members will likely not make a chs
The agony for those who are see
the minor places will be over this
ing. Both houses will caucus and
selections will be made. Thus far
| church Democrats have given no mi
tion that they will nominate candid
as they are in such hopeless mlnc
Representatives Harry Robinson
| family and Rudolph Kucbler and
are onsrtered at the Wilson for the
sion. Representative Thompson Is Al
| Cullen. and Representatives Be1-
Miller and Croft are at the DAILY.
The Elks will hold a mock legislaf
during the session. Cards lnvitIngt
solons to he present have been scnt
all, the date to be fixed later.
Every indication is for deluge
bills. Among the more important mt
ores is one ending the Juvenile co
law, also one to repeal the law IN
entirety. Representative Marks h9
to amend the garnishment law, wn
will designate certain percentag6'
one Is salary which shall be exempsf;,,
will also father the Capitol buiid'
sinking fund bill Representing
Critchlow will father the raiiroa9
| The measure has been comp,eteo, 4
its contents will not be ,divnlged u
the return of Mr Critchiow, ana plt
ahlv not until IL is introduGed,
fire and police commission OIL. an Z
line of which was printed IN tne sun.
Tribune. will he introduced carly
the session. .
Gov CutIer's message has been q
pleted all but the finishing tous
These will be put on il today ana
naod until Tuesday, and it is intlmi
chat it will be long one. j
A majority of the members of b
lower house of the Legislature nova
the city held caucus on the quess
of the Spenkership at the Wilson nhi
Friday night. The proceedings Y
conducted with the utmost secreeyr
IL is known that the result was N
imous vote for Harry S, Joseph
Speaker Joseph is consequently
lant and is employing all his TIM
hanging around the. hotel CORRIDOR
bmttonbole the statesmen as they
rive and have a word in season
them. IL.
that Rudolph Kuchler of Ogden VIII
chairman of the party caucus
will be held at the city and cou
;l,;ne, WI ,on;gbt which will decide['