The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-01-15
THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE TUESDAY MORN ING JANUARY
ANTI-LOBBY BILL
PASSES IDAHO HOUSE
Bitter Discussion PrecedeS the
Vote: Senator La Toilette
Hotly Roasted.
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BOISE. Ida, Jan. 14.-The House
of Representatives today passed the
man last week The discussion was
spirited and many objections were
raised to some features of the measure.
Several members insisted that IL did
not 90 far enough to meet the needs
of the hour, Much sarcasm was in
jected into the debate, and Senator La
Toilette of Wisconsin, who was instru-
mental in the passing OF n similar bill
in his State, and whose name was men
toned by the champions Of tins meas
ure. came in for some very uncompli-
mentary remarks from it's opponents.
The House created the position of as
sistant journal clerk. and Miss May
Butterfeld of Oneida county was select
cd for the place.
Wyman introduced House concurrent
resolution No. Q, providing for vote
on United States Senator by both
houses in separate sessions at noon to-
morrow. and joint session Wednes-
day TO canvass the vote taken the pre-,
vious day.
No Opposition.
1t was passed. sent to the Senate and
passed that body within an hour, Alb
bott withdrew house bill No. l3 amend
ing the State school laws. introduced
by him last week. Bills weer intro
duced in the House as follows:
BY rridge-Privilege for a wagon
road in Idaho county and appropriat
ing $4,000 therefore.
BY Observation-Disclosures liability
bill
Bv Tavlor-Drainage bill.
BY Taylor-Privileg for wagon
bridge across kootenai river in koote-
mai county and appropriating $4,000
therefore,
By Fogg-For exterminating crickets
and other pests, and creating a board
! of control.
BY Miles-To establish iute mill at
the penitcntiary and approprlating
100000 therefore
By notwithstanding the record,
ing of leases of live stock with the
County Recorder.
Freehafer introduced joint emmorial
| No. Q, asking Congress to pass the bill
pending TO pension the survivors of the
Battle Of Beechcr Island (Colorado), in
which Gen. Forsythe and his scouts
took part, several being killed and
many wounded. Under the present Law
the survivors cannot secure pensions.
| The resolution was adopted unanl-
mously and sent to the Senate.
New Rule Adopted.
A new rule was adopted by the
| II o0Sc, requiring tnaL no Dill ne allowed
to remain in the hands of any commit
tee more than four DAYS at any ono
time without report having been made
| thereon.
A communication was read from the
local lodge of Elks extending the mem
bers an invitation to use their lodge
rooms during the session of the Legis
| laturc.
In the Senate a petition from The
citizens of Genesee, asking for the pas
sage of a Sunday rest law. was re
ceived and placed on file.
A House bill. appropriating $4,000
to pay expenses of the Legislature
was passed. The Senate took actor
requiring all employees to report fo
| duty hereafter at 9 clock a. IN.
Bills were introduced in the Senat'
as follows:
By Truitt-to prevent discriminate,
by railroads in the matter Of furnish
| ing cars to shippers.
ByN Buller-Specifying what shall
constitute lawful barb.wire fence.
BY Buller-Relatinq to proceeding
in civil cases.
BY Buller-To compel railroads t,
furnish cars and to correct othe
abuses.
The Committee on Privileges ant
Elections is still wrestling with The
! We'll Nc Lair election contest case
Representative w. A. Stanley of Ban
mock county has not yet arrived Il
take his seat in the House. He wen
10 Pennsylvania in December on bust
ness. and was unable TO return in tim,
| for the opening of the I,apislatnre