Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-08


lives Tuesday morning 40 10 o'clock
for the purpose of reading his special
message: and that the governor had
asked that the consideration OF =. u.
tis. the substitute for the Cannon bill,
be- not considered until after that time.
senator Badger moved that the matter
go ovrr until that time. Hyde ct Junb
resisting. Upon vote he was tho only
member in the negative column.
President Gardner announced Joint
session for tomorrow morning at the
hour requested nv his cNccllcucy.
The way of the senate prohibition
bin ls fraught with many difficulties.
not the least OF which occurred today.
All seemed To- Dee plain sailing for cone
sideruou this forenoon, and the event
was expected To- develop battle royal
Doc anticipation of something out of
the ordinary crowd that filled the
gallery and Tapped considerably in-
Geo The space reserved for members was
present soon after 10 o'clock. the hour
eat for tho beginning of hostllitics. The
hands of the clock moved gradually
around, until o. half hour had passed
and stu there was no sign Of an OPP
ouinE The uuuuiatod began to Won
der wherefore firing did not Begin
and t was noticed that President
'aI"He' was nowhere TO we SEEM soon
il was whispered around that "a de-
Iaycd train WAS RESPONSIBLE. for his
absence
When President Gardner did put Boo
uu appearance DO lacked but half am
hour of d. O'Clock. After minute or
two OF routine work It seemed that
Jho special order. the prohibition mea-
sure. would como up. Not $50. how
ever for ono message from the house
followed swift upon the heels OF ane
other until 81 lacked but five minutes
of noon. Then came motion for
recess until 2 o'clock which carried,
before mention could be made OF $.
-. its the apparently lh-lated senate
suosutute Tor the cannon prohibition
Dill
i-'D Nli-SSN''h'.
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a. 70tu''''' IoIHpaltu 20 some
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- '."Nl uE some members q
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w" 5l"h Wouid come from
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u,'o,' 80 one seemed 10 Know what
MUNig .uy ll'llorL oI lng uoc uilent
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w, ils = 7Iilie' ana ne car
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me.
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81. L'17saty TO lhe Iesisialuie TINS
. sile.n noon on me pIohioition question
e'l' ll'L SpIy replied tnat ne prob
guy ""ulu, tlal ne was uylnB To
5ir5fsd ~ "r'sont a. KS zine ' -. ,,,
hiy. HE di5 moi state of vbat ma
tura 10 would De- but members 81 tha
senate who knew of The Intended nsz-
saga pra5ictad tbat h. yrot,ld bavo "a
tondoncv 10 materially effect The pres-
emf status of the urohibition agitation
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A disappointed crowd filed out OF the
senate chamber when the recess was
announced. Though the opening Of
the session had been considerably de-
HNod. 10 was expected until the last
minute that tt least an opening gun
would Doe fred Many of tine specta-
tors were women. few. wives or
other relatives of members. but the ma
i1IItv we're club women and athrr4
WHO are WORKING Iu the cause of teu-
pcrauce 10 DIS expected that standing
room win De- at "a premium this after
noon. as the rumor OF "a message from
the governor and other proceedings of
the afternoon bade fair that something
lively would Doe doing. which could not
uou Doc missed by the Interested on
either side.
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