Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-19
new LIQUOR BILL
HAS A NEW NAME
With Such, il Again Passes in
House Without Further
Amendment.
APPROPRIATION LIST UP.
Il added TO by the House and Now
Goes Back 10 senate for Concur
rcncc-Adjourumcnt in sight.

As forecasted in yesterdays News"
the way OF the compromise liquor bin
n tn Legislature was beset with
thorns and thlstlcs. The house after a
great deal Of debate az to the proper
method OF procedure. peremptorlly dis
posed OF house bills 90 by Pope. the
anu-treating measure, 1876, by McAInin.
the regulation measure. and 228 hy
Cannon The bin providing for abso-
lutte prohibition with county disponsary
clause. and with czar-like assumption
Of prerogatve. sent the measure recon-
mended by the joint committee back to
the senate as amended senate bill 14S.
hy Badger
The senate did not take kindly TO this
display by the house Of privileges us
uuly abrosated entirely 10 the august
upper body OF the Legislature. and with
curt note. the purport of which was
that oven its own author would never
recognize the measure passed by the
house as the one originating some days
ago In the senate as Badgers bill No.
I.S, asking for definite information as
90 the bills Identity. the measure was
returned TO the house. Senator Wilson.
in seeking the parentage Of the meas
ure. declared that measure b. had
introduced I'm the senate. OF which he
mad since heard nothing had been in
corporated into the conglomerate bill
sent in by the house as the amended
senate bill. and he wanted TO know
A LOSING FIGHT.
Senator Badger had a losing fight on
his hands I'm attempting to force con-
sideration OF the bill I'm its new form.
lie considered it as an amendment TO
his own measure, and wished to have Sc
20 considered by the senate. The two
Weber statesmen and one or two from
Salt Lake and the sage from Cache and
others opposed Badgers efforts. and al
though the stage was gained where the
secretary started 70 read the measure.
the heavy work Of the hand OF ~"
came in and tho measure was shot back
lt the house.
The house thereupon was thrown into
o middle from which Il WIS with dir
nculty extricated. Mr. Holman wished
60 know II all the bills we're again open
20 discussion. in the light Of the sem
tte's action refusing 70 recognize the
house measure as an amended senate
lilI
Clegg moved 20 make the record show
that the measure was a substitute bill.
Ashton said a bill could not be intro
duced in the house, which had already
been passed by the senate.
hn Has
given a new number and be desi grated
house bill 30. by Hansen, explaining
hat Mr.. Hansen had worked diligently
IN the preparation OF the compromise
bill
This motion was carried. and Nr
Morris said In order TO clear the record
10 moved that the bill be considered as
having been read first, second and third
times and placed upon It's passage
EXPUNGED FROM RECORD.
How about senate bill 1887" queried
Mr Holman. The records Of this
house show that bill TO have been
passed by this house"
Mr.. Henrie moved that all reference
to senate bill i4s be stricken from the
record.
Dir. Ashton opposed the motion, as
did also Nj, Thompson. 81 want the
record 10 snow Wnere 4 $1,000 on lnal
hin" said Mr. Thompson. Il am not
afraid to have my name recorded as
voting against the bill"
The motion to expunge reference 10
the Badger bill was carried
The chair then held that the new
measure was up for discussion on
third reading. Holman asked If there
was any more Badger bill The
speaker replied there was not
Holman insisted that the house rec
ord show of1cial action on this and
other liquor measures
Speaker Robinson instructed the
clerk 10 call the roll on house bin 2A0,
and IL passed by the following vote.
Aves-Allen. Archibald Baker Bower,
Clegg. Davis. Dorius, Dyreng, Eardlcy,
Hansen. Haycock, Hodges, Jensen,
King, McCrackeu. William Mcmillan
Hugh A. McMillin. McRae Nelson.
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