The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-02-01
REAL MEMBERS
OF LEGISLATURE
PASS MEASURE
Federal Machine Leaders Sol
EMMY Decide on Liquor
Bill, Section by Section.
INTENDED TO APPEASE
PROHIBS AND BREWERS
NOMINEE LAWMAKERS TO RE-
CEIVE ORDERS TO PUSH THE
BILL THROUGH QUICKLY.

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= Members of the federal bunch VINO ?
> have prepared a liquor bill ana or
4 dered its passage by the legislature: =
= G.. T.. Loose Of Provo. Itah. mem
= Der Of tire Republican national cont >
> mittce, and chairman of the RepuDH-
= can state committee presiding officer
= OF the board Of governors Of the Titan .
= state legislature
= James r. Anderson. deputy United =
= States internal revenue collector.
: r. H. Callistcr. United States inter-
y nal revenue collector.
= H f. Booth. United states oistrlct
Thomas Hull United States sur Z
= veyor general
: William spry. former United States :
= marshal now governo OF Jfah.
= G. Albert GIazier. brothsr-in-iaw of =
/ Reed Smoot. state ba examiner ,
= Leroy 4 Armstrong, fditor-iff-chiet OF =
= the Inter Mountain republican. OF
: fetal organ of the Ispubhcan party ,
= in Utah" reputed author OF the m
/ conpiete serial. Should Utah Adopt 7
= Prohibition
James Glove. postmaster at Provo >
! J T. Eldredge. ir- assayer In =
= charge of the United states ASSAY Of >
4 flee. chairman Of the Republican =
y county committee for Salt Lake :
4 county.
+ ". d. Csndland. member Of the ,
! state land board.
David Mattson. state treasurer =
< And perhaps few others
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As the result of a conference between
those mentioned above and a very few
minor leaders Of tine Republican party held
in the rooms Of the Cullen hotel from $50
o'clock on Friday evening until something
after midnight Saturday morning, seven
columns of saloon regulation was ap-
proved and given official publication yes
torday morning in the official organ.
The meeting to approve Of the subst-
I tute for the prohibition bill was called uy
/ q. Z. Loose. Mr.. Loose rented the rooms
( In the Cullen in which the Dill was con-
/ sidered by the bunch and acted as
! chairman of the meeting. In addition to
the federal officehOlders and their close
I advisers there are said to have been soms
J members Of the senate present. IT there
were their presence was entirely over
/ Swallowed by the powers in control Of tRt
/ meeting. None or the outside senator
! could be found yesterday. most II not al
Of them having left the city thursoal
/ evening 20 remain at home until today ana
I no senator from Salt Lake county could
I De found who would admit having beer
| present al the meeting
Just Like Legislature.
Chairman Loose called the meeting tc
I order II is understood there was no chap
/ lain. but that otherwise the rules Of pro
/ cedure of the legislature were observed
I with but one other exception. That eX-
/ cepfiou was the closer study Of the evil
Z Of Intoxicating beverages by actual con
I tact from BARRON via bell boy.
! All rules to the contrary were suspend
/ ed and federal bunch bill No ! was mace
the sDecfaI order. The bill was drawn by
Booth. Anderson. Callister and ElGredge
I Into it were incorporated ali of the fea-
lures Of the Vermont saloon OIL tina.
promised political strength to the Ieoeral
Tbe bin was taken up and discussed
and voted on section py section. il Was
amended in s1cst q way bE those at the
/ meeting that the iu5dry 10 the brewers ii
] consequence Of the Uassage OF the biii was
{ lessened and the incorporation Of the en-
/ tire liquor traffic Of the state OF Iiat
I into tbe Republican state machine was
/ made absolute There were arguments
over some of the provisions OF the piti
and the advantages and disadvantage
politically. Of COURSE OF certain clauses
were considered. At the conclusion of tins
argument the bunch decided by vote Jus
what portions Of the proposed Dill tneH
LEGISLATORS should vote for. The iegisiat
ors themselves had no voice IN tie mat
ter whatever. The bill. after il had beer
amended was accepted as the bin v-nici
the legislature. elected to carry out tni
viii of the federal 0fficen0lders. should
pass.
make it Strong" Says GIazier.
Pacing the floor. apparently dccpil
moved BIZ the proceedings. G. A. Giazier
brother-fn-Iaw Of Senator Reed Smoo
and state bank examiner. urged the ap
uroval Of the bill.
Make il strong. boys he was over
heard to say. 'the people are deuiandin.
something strong and we must give It t.
them
The bill. accepted az final, was givel
for publication i1 the official organ Tn
measure il is understood. is still a found
iiu~ Efforts have been made TO haV
I several senators assume DdrentGge OF tn
child but the senators have refused L
adept f. u IS likely. however. that
will be introduced in the senate oy som
member from she rural districts. Mem
/ hers OF the federal bunch are apparentt
I confident that they can force am Of tn
senators. Or all Of them, if necessary. e
introduce the measure at any time the
see fit