Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-03
DIVORCED PEOPLE
NUSTSTAY SINGLE
Raiders Bill Provides for One
Years Time Between De-
cree and Marriage.
THREE OTHERS MEET DEATH.
e.,,,t, Believes Husbands should Sup
port Their Wivcs-stoozcy's
school Measure Fails.

~ the four important measures that
...-. considered by the senate late yes
,.,1av afternoon. three were killed and
. passed by a narrow margin The
r..,.y one was s. B. Il by-Mr. Bad
prohibitlng divorced persons from
,.o,a.rying within a year. A twin bill
NJ, sg. by the same author. requiring
tst non-support shall not be grounds
t,- "a divorce unless existing Tor a per-
l,l OF one year. went down to defeat.
rho principal opponent Of the Bad
..r bills was senator Hulanlski. He
Stacked the first one on the ground
raf &c was a great indignity for a
,,8ru7n to receive no support from her
husband. and he did not see why she
s.1rld be neglected for a year before
tbs court would grant relief.
MIR Badger explained that the meas
,,ra WAS intended to make the secur-
irr of divorces less easy and no
thought IL no more an injustice that
fbe uon-support clause should be Of
1ne years duration than that deser-
,i4n should be for the same period.
Tbs majority Of the senator's held the
yievs expressed by Mr.. Hulaniski.
u the other divorce measure. the Ia
bies we're turned and Mr.. Badger won
ONT Mr. Hulaniski held that di-
yorccd persons should be permitted to
remarry when they pleased. and he
thought they would find a way 20 do
sol even in the face Of law. They would
go across the state line, he said for
love would ind a way with divorced
pe1nle as well as with those entering
upon the sea OF matrimony for the
frst Time.
SMITHS LITTLE JOKE.
Bonner X smith favored tho meas
ur5 dryly remarhug that If an inter
naut0ry decree were granted for six
months and then another six months
must elapse before either OF the per
sons could remarry If they had picked
out any particular person for the Sec
ond venture they might change their
minds and make a better choice. The
bin passed by a vote OF Is to 3.
The special order OF the afternoon
was S. j. %, by Mr.. HulauisN, an
oct pertaining TO land titles and the
registration of titles, which, after long
argument. failed 10 muster "a ma
jonty in the affirmative.
s. b. 124. by Mr.. Sto0key, met a SINH
Dan fate. BY this measure Il was pro-
posed 20 create a permanent fund for
tho maintenance Of the University Of
Utah, the Agricultural college and the
Branch Normal school, the fund 90 be
divided AZ follows:
The University Of Utah. exclusive
of the Branch normal school, shall re-
caiye 316 per centum, the Branch
Normal school 1884 per centum. and
the Agricultural College Of Utah.
Jo3S per centum OF the svenue derived
annually from the general tax levy for
state purposes.
Mt. Stookey made a lengthy and
earnest plea for the .leasure. pointing
out the good results Of the plan as
applied in varisds big institutions Of
the country. The opposition to the bill
was led by senner Y. Smith. and Mr.
sto0kel could muster but three votes
n support Of the act, but gave notice
Of q reconsideration.
BILLS SIGNED BY GOVERNOR.
The bills that have passed both
houses OF the legislature and have been
approved by Governor Spry, are 16 in
number as follows:
S. d. No. L. by Williams-To provide
for the regular and contingent ex-
pcusos for the eighth legislative ses-
sion and appropriating the sum Of $50
UoQ or such portion of the same as may
De necessary.
S. d. No p by Badger-Madng Feb.
Do. the birthday OF Abraham Lincoln, a
holiday.
s. d. No. 10. by MarlSs-Amending
section 2049-X, relating 90 salaries Of
certain state officers.
S. b. No. n, by Benner X. Smith
Providing for the furnishing OF the
governors Office and making an APP
preparation therefor
B. No. 81. by Benuer X. smith
To punish live convicts FOR committing
assaults upon others by means OF force
or otherwise.
S. d. No. 58. by Notwithstanding
The compiled laws OF Utah. 1907. re-
atng 10 the duties Of judges Of cleo
lions
S. B No 10. by John Y. SMITH
Relating 10 the creation Of bonded in
1ebtedness up TO the constitutional
limit
s. B. No "a. By stookey-To punish
certain Convicts Tor committing ass
f1uts upon others by means OF force
or otherwise.
s. B. No. %. by Badger-To amend
section S25 Of the Compiled Laws Of
Utah 1907, relating 90 nominations.
s. B. No. 20, by Understanding
section 500 Of the Compiled Laws Of
Utah. 1907. relating 20 nominations.
8. B. No. "a by Badger-To amend
solon 1873. Compiled Laws OF Utah,
Itl relating % nominations.
IT, h. No. 28, by Mountaineering
section 1870. Compiled Laws Of Utah.
1907 relating 30 state aid for public
schools where the revenues arc insufil
c..ut
% 3D. No. 80. by Russell-Amendlng
f'ruon l'0s. Compiled Laws Of Utah.
l'. relating 20 pawnhroSers and sec-
DnH- hand dealers, to keep record and
Do FURNISH copy OF same 90 The sheriff
IT, II. No. A. by Russell Defining
nn H.