Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-21
HIDE AND SEEK
IN State SENATE
This Little Game Was the Feat
ure of the Session Yes
terday Afternoon.
cALLIsTER's BILL. VICTIM.
Votes Dwindlcd Away Through tnc
Doors When the Secretary Cont-
MERGED to Read It.

A little game OF hide and seek weS
the feature OF rhe seuate's session yes
terday afternoon. when the n'lai A''''e
OF bills was under consideration
Lawrence looked at the caiehua' :
and remarked. vi know how to se'
rid of the bunch at one feli sN"op
and that is by Just passing tlo''o"
eliminating the enacting CLAUSE
C,allister, however, wanted acuon on
bls local ontion bill, No. s15. which
was 4 substitute for s. b. le'' Wien
the secretary began 10 READ IL li'e4"
was IL rapid dwindline away Oh Hele-
tors nn,il not enough remained 10
,ass tho bill. Callister urged that
tine sn,rseant-at-arms he sent atter
them and that they be summoned De-
t,,rn ~, bar of the senate 10 show
,.,,.o ,-hy they should not be punish
"a so,. contempt. Gardner was finally
....,,,d hut his friends rushed to
NJ as,si stance by moving that the sem
% s,,nIer before the president had
t,vsa m nut mis- motion to PUNISH
,rha mi is st1Il up for consideration
and final effort will be made In us
behalf today, LII.
II early neCIHlt Hppdli GIL i"SN Ai'sNi y
that the house would not pass the
senate appropriation mea sure, as 1t
had been sent to them Therefore a
conference committee was eppointeu,
anticipating the objections that would
arise to confirming the house amend :
naents, and the senate saunterAd Nnnt
today
LAST BILLS PASSED
rrhn hills ma ssad r1rior to the man t.
nrlnr are regarded as almost the last
hat VIII be handled this session. >
r. 2l6 brought in by B. X Smith after
conference with members OF the
land board, 10 prevent practlseS suel
as were shown 70 exist by the re-
cen. Investigation. was passed without
opposition
Municipal scrip was furnished a
good market in the passage of "a y.
SO4 which allows the state Land board
to buy such scrip. Fl, u, ST came
ok from the governor disapproved
for the reason that 1t provided an i'm E
proper tax on savings bank accounts.
He declared IL would cause people 10
take their money out Of the state TOT
deposit, The governor also vetoed q
bill 10 compel warehouse owners 10
turn over taxes for goods stored IN the
wareh ouses
MINING CONGRESS.
The International Mining congress
which II Is proposed to hold III New
York next year, will be represented by
u Utah commission, backed by an APP
preparation OF $4,000 The mtnlns
concerns are expected to furnish {.
Sarge fund to back UP this sum, and
1t was made at this figure Just so az
To giyA state Endorsement to the move
Maps ana plats are hereafter TO DC
stored with the city engineer instead
OF with the city recorder Hollinss-
worth worked in the senate for ii. b.
los TO make this possible, because
as he explained, the recorders Know
little about the files and are unable
to keep them In proper shape.
Two oil paintings, one OF Gov
Wells. and one OF Gov Cutler were
auth orized Gov Cutler TO draw on
his contingent fund for the purpose
of having them made
The senate thought II best to leave
a conference committee TO thresh over
the appropriation bill, and therefore
did mot walt to get chance vt the
measure after the house has finished
work upon IT.