Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-22

I for "a period OF five hours. % being no
! O'Clock when the presidents g8vuI fou
/ calling The wambers Co order for the
/ lust timc. One of the l9st bills t0 ba
| cugrosud and given into Tho hands oft
| President Gardner fOr hls signature
! was S. B. lis. known as tho Bldgor U-
/ guur measure.
| DO did not take the senate long to con
| cur In the amendments mad. to ths Dim
/ iu the house. 10 was oc0cE before
/ the afternoon session began.
/ a communication was received from
l The house announcing that it had
| passed s. B. las Chief CLERK cummings
/ read the amendments, and Immediately
| Mr. Badger made a motion that the
amendments Doe concurrcd Boo.
81 move as am amendment that We DO
| not concur said Senator kuchler. and
% hearty OF second the notion came
| from Senator Hulanisk
The vote was "a test of the one that
followed on the final passage of the Dii
The motion Co concur was adopted by
the following vote rollcall being asked
for hy Senator Badger. Ayes. Badger.
Brnkerhon, Bullen, Burton. Hershey
Hyde. -eely SEW John " Smith VIII
Iiams and Wilson, IL; noes. HuIanisU
kuehIcr. Marks Benucr X. Smith
Stookay Mr.. President. O.
OF move that we adjourn" shouted
senator Kuchler voluntarily giving the
Information that motion to adjourn
is always in order. The motion was lost
by O. viva voce vote that had 30 been
ron call instead would have developed
the exact vote as ON the Coucur1ing
question
Senator Bcuner Y. Smith sought to-
make an amendment Co tu. effect that
the matter OF state inspection Doc
stricken out. President Gardner ruled
that the senate having concurred iu
tho amendments OF the house. further
amendments were not ia order
THAT being the case ] shall have to
vote against the bill" said senator
smith, 81 voted for 10 before. but
have since changed my mind ON that
particular phase OF &C. as 7 believe So
would have a tendency Go build up a
state political machine"
Tho bin was then put Upon its final
passage. with n affirmative votes. -iE
negative, and Senator Miller absent.
only two speeches wer. delivered IN
explanation of votes. namely by Senator
Marks and senator wilson. The FIRST
named said be would woe mo-. because
Dc felt that the bin would never De
made a law. Asked hy Senators Bad
ger. John Y. Smith and Wilson why he
thought such would be the case. he re-
piled that they knew as well as he and
they could answer their own questions.
Senator Benncr ". Smith asked the
same question Boo a little different form.
which elected the reply that the gov-
crnor would doubtless veto the meas
ure.
senator Wilson read from Gov. sprv's
special message TO both houses. wherein
The executive urged that some leeisla-
Ia a. fn %
strlction of the liquor traffic and local
county option, and Mr. Wilson exc
pressed the opinion that the bill under
consideration would meet Just such re-
quiremerts and he did not see what
reason the governor would have for We
toing &C..
just before the close OF tho final ses-
sion, the following resolution intro
duced by senator Carl a. Badger. was
unanimously adopted
Whereas. there has been inflicted
ON the representative OF the press OF
Salt Lake city during the last two
months @ series OF hardships in the
shape Of bills, memorials. resolutions,
speeches. debates etc.. and
Whereas, The gentlemen mentioned
have borne these infections with won
GorfW PATIENCE ana f0rboaraucc ana
have generally refused % retaliate By
making adverse Newspaper comment
Notwithstanding the 1nd lubted templ8-
tion % do so. and
Whereas. The rcp1r-s OF the SOM
ato's sessions published Do the aforc-
s1ii newspapers. have been cminentIv
fair and considerable. betobaninp the
high character and professional iuteg-
r'ty OF the newspaper mon; now. there
fore Doe i-
Resolved That the senate expresses
90 the representatives, OF the press IT'S
high appreciation OF their numerous
Courtcsies. and extends iu the closing
hours of tho eighth session IT'S high re-
gard and hoet wishes for their future
happiness and prosperity"