Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-16
Appropriation Bill Scheduled to
Reach Lawmakers at Five
This Afternoon.
THE RAILROAD INVESTIGATION
Results in Formulation OF a Ma
iority Report That Exoner-
ates All Concerned.
Office of state Statlstictan Is Abolished
And Police and Fire Bin "On
The Table"


.-,z $50. s,,4.,,
The Seventh legislature l"aI lin's''
as work and adjourn tonight. An
ons,,,. sesstno Is called on the an
eNe'lie ga. fs a., ,,ost ,n,.
preparation Din anu '''is - Wv
pOrtant measure yet pending
A. nnon today a report was called
NJ ,,-,-.ass -, me han bv SEN
ior OH tiie Ptosi e'S va '''e '-''
ator Lawrence, Chairman Wlliiat'ls
,.anIicd that the printers were busy al
litter 4, ,ood, ana he oxnected
"',A e'ts,''9 ,, n. -.
to b" able 10 iittpuuc" IL bcioro
o'clock This afternoon.
Tbc investigation OF Utah railroads
-. -o.,,,ts,
than were anticipated two weeks ago,
1,,beu II bename evident that n majority
,hs Quantities ,yere 100 bnsv with
..e. rto,tsTs 90 ,nrnuIass yenorr.
' yi%s ma nrIty reDort is ready for flInr
W iiieIul ~ ts,,ait r,er,,hsrs .rre1s
souns. s,s'ler Wy en- ir,,ns ~ r.ilrosds
t, ~. 49,. t,,.,.. 60 .hsj.
aIol, al. niaI'., H. ILL, IN Ne s,,ol
aooa VOTE Nv tlyins '" t .e" VS. p,a
famine, reNlsMs ~ Iii IT,. u,.u
lhet reeoiniilei"s tnat iio s,'sS,s',.1
We enacted on account Ut '"e i~'elie's
OF tine llple-
LAWRENCE, pISAGREES.
senator i-aWrehccs we" is lliaF
chairman Robinson tailed 20 SNOW any
diligence In preparing ms rsport
promptly after the investigation closed
and that 1t was signed by members
Of the cofnfnlttee before tney NAG seen
ans report re cnai yes .lie ran oe as
with allowing their equipment To ns-
come worn Cut ain Grlppleu. Wiz
hiah rates. He then recommends the
passage OF piil calling ior nlitNt-
mum rave Oh su-e, oI' 'n.S"se as,s
kepressh.a.Ss narnet. ', r,snr, hol mis-
coNs on he LEW ,si'S Ss,,sa 20 q, o., r.
aA'erhoons NIlu may , ueo,ue W e's" -
iHstead OF the majority report.
me s.ims ~ Wy ~ ~ Ella al
hnhea let ps 't sss, h,,t r,hni-n,an
I@.Su - e' ,''o, ~ ss,,se,,t q cail q 70
,.opinSs, We es - .,,..r,h,rS sallred
J., Snr,,.,II,- ~ 1,,a s,va rsnnr,s
'",ot i,,..u - ,ts ,a,5n,.t r .,cranoo
,aasa sp1 thnss ,,e asa nnt axner.t the
80 Mi 10 ,,ss ss ths idea IL new
- 49,. ,,-ttt, ,,hich the nennIe ..,1uht
~ 'u ,n,s,il;sr,za tbsnselves. TO pr.nare
- r,,,s,It otinn in he Future, II
~. ~ S,,Sat affsrt this -leeisla
80, ~ Lii r,.,,,a or tha coal situafiou,
SEA- -, 40 n,,,ch ~ The Utah prod-
Nc. -rnes info coke yor shipment out
SD ~ tha STATE"
However 4 guess we VIII have TO
coal fields MAY have chance TO be
nnerat d on a plan that will insure per-
,nanen. SUNNY THE hill ma kes a rate
of SLIP cents from Castle Gate to Salt
Lake and this should reduce the price
NJ coal delivered here by So cents per
ton
The senate Will get both the majority
nnd minority reports this afternoon
e,,,.m,s-rrr,,N Nh ,ropE
- '''-' -
A good "pac kage" neatly wra pped for
delivery was presented to State Sta
listicIan Fred Price this morning Sen
ator Miner presented "a bill abolishins
the office. which was created by an act
Of the legislature in 1901 In defend
ing his bill for adjustment Senator
Miller pointed out that the statistics
collected by the ONCE are almost Who'll
y duplicates OF STATISTICS presented py
The secre tary of state in his report. by
the state auditor IN his report ana by
The state superintendent OF educallon
When put upon aus passage tne pllt
PASSED unanimously. IL iater developer
That MI. Price had suggested 70 miller
that unless ms once reeeNeu an ap-
preparation OF SiyoVo ne WOaIa maze
o resign. II VIII have to ia IT up
then, Miller replied, and ne Wen,
forthwith to work on Il OIL 10 Apol'sf'
' ~ orrr
inc hFS and poiicc cVit'lilas'"h Isl
Went TO sleep ON the liable To-Day aus
friends and not aus enemies put ~
mere when me time for collsiaeIlns
came at 1880 o'clock 1t was apparent
that there was 10 be muster OF
Fpeeches against IT whether there were
votes enough 70 VARY it or not Hulan-
sNl, Bnner y. Smith. johnson, ana
Love We're all loaded 10 full speaking
capacity, but no sooner had the seere-
AIRY announced the bill than Ciegg Who
aas Mad charge OF It's progress through
'he senate, arose TO speak,
be said, since some dSubt has arisSn
vs. 20 us constItntlonality-'
5cnner X smith WAS not VIII ~ for
Nv, however Il move as substitute
lnat me enaetlns clause be stricken
lut, ne SAID with fire In his eye, and
glance nfonnd the row Of senators
m.I seemed TO invite trouble,
ihnt IL rather dlscourleous treat
rG ' Presid@n ,p' re q mouse pl SUSSEX ,na,
The chair and then Benner x de.