Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-18
ASK CONFERENCE
ON SUNDAY BILL
House Members Believe Amend
ments in Senate Hold
Interior Motive.
NEWHoUSE GIVES BANQUET
Legislature to De Iii- Guests Tomor.
row ENcning-Iii> Word uf IN
PLANTATION of Invitation

\ nc,, aud complex situation with
regard to the amended Badger bin has
arisen which may make necessary the
appointment OF another special confer
cncc committee. The situation j. this
~ the bill was the Badger bin which
passed the senate some time ago and
reached the house from the confer
cnce committee. where it was passed,
IL il held that it cannot now 20 back
To the senate for amendment. Thus.
it may become necessary To have the
bin placed with another committee 90
have the amendments desired ny the
senate placed In il, then Co have Il re-
considered a. further amended by the
house. and thcn, finally, to send IL to
the senate for concurrence in the
amendments before 70 goes Co Cover
nor Spry.
This will afford an opportunity iu
the house for action sought 10y several
members: To eliminate the provision
yc-ting i'm the state board ct eNamin-
er- the control of liquor traffic aud to
place such control with the city coun-
/ ellis or boards of county commission
crs in cities and counties.
The house this morning asked for
| conference on the amendments offered
| by the senate To- hous Din so %. the
] sunday closing measure 10 was cou-
tended by those upholdng the measure
as it passed the house, that tine amend
mcnts attached u th. senate had been
placed there with Intention OF kuuug
Tho hiL and conference committee
| from tine house. consisting of Thump-
| SON, William Mcmillan the author uf
! the bill and Mc'rkeu was named hy
! the speaker 10 confer with "a like come
| mittee from thc senate on the mea-
| sure.
Mr. Thompson said the intention Of
| the senate was evident iu attaching
| amendments excluding travelling etc.
/ among the inhibited Sunday sports.
Mr. Pope said that ne had original
| ly opposed the biI but now that the
/ senat had amended 10 80 that nobody
] could do naything anywhere ON sunday
I be was in foTor OF its passage.
! The house passed house joint rcsoiu-
| ton so. IA by Mr. Woottou. provid-
/ ing for ana ameument TO the COustitu-
/ ton for the application for per cent
/ OF the moneys received from the sale
] of public lands. etc, for the benefit
/ of the public common and high schools
BILLS PASSED TODAY.
The house also passed $. b. 30. by
| Williams, I'M relation to canvasing bal
/ lots after election. S. b. 1917. by Ben
/ ner y smith relating To- pesthouses, $.
/ 1gS by The same author. relating to
/ The location OF pesthousos; II. h. 226.
! by committee ON live stock, relating 20
| cattle on the public range. The latter
| measure had been previously passed by
] both houses, but the governor return
] ed the measure with certain suggestions
] which were incorporated as amend
! mcuts iu the bin and il was again pass
/ ed as amended.
! The house concured in amendments
| offered 10y the senate IN house bill 80
/ by Holman. providing punishment for
| the furnishing to newspapers or perio-
| ideals amy fallaCiOus, erroneous or libe-
| lous information. similar action WAS
| taken m relation TO house bill ST. by
] Russell. relating 90 powers Of officers
! and b. b. a. by MT Ashton, relating
l 10 detention homes.
/ MI MpCraokeu moved that the
| thanks OF the house bee rendered %
/ The salt Lake Automobile club for the
| ride given The members yesterday
| afternoon. and this was agreed 20.
| Tho privilege OF the floor was exc
! tended tn Senator John y. Smith,
! who presented TO the house AN invita-
tiou from Hon. Samuel Newhouse 20
] attend q banquet To- be given by him
at the Commercial club tomorrow
| evening al o'clock. MI Smith said
thar Mn Ncwhouse winhed 10 meet
the members simply as citizens inter
| est,d iu tho welfare Of the state. and
| although he had anticipated enter
| tanning the members ~ the legislature
! Tor some time. tho function was post
| ponod until practically the close OF the
| session sI that no miscoustructlou
! could br placed on his action
ON motion OF Mr.. McCracken the in
! yItatfun was accepted with thanks. and
/ IU. house "eIunfareu' until 2 b. m.
Sec The duties and powers Of tho
/ commission shall be-. To prepare and
| maintain n register Of the blind in
! Utah. which shall contain such facts as
! fhe commission may deem important 20
] establish. equip and maintain. at such
/ place Ur PLACES within The State as Do
/ may deem expcileut, one or more work
! shops for tho Industrial training and
/ employment OF the blind, Go maintain
! u bureau OF Information the object
] ~ which shall Doe to assist 90 the find
/ Iue of employment and lu the dcvleop-
I mont OF home Industries for the blind
/ ta fuuIFn material and tolls 90 blind
/ persons either lu their homes or Boz the
/ Workshop t1 be- maintained by the
I hoard. and tl assist blind persons Boa
/ fb. marketing of thrlr handlwork aud
/ products The commission, bon further
| aDca of The purpose of this Act may
[ provide far temporary lodging and
[ temporary support Tor any adult blind
| person eng eed 40 any workshop estab-
! Ianel by .t. .ut shall not undertake th.
| permanent support Or maintenance uf
auv blind person. ANA shall seek tu
| am.Ulrate lhe condition NJ thc blind hy
| urumuuug visits among the' aged oI
/ D.IUIa.s blind lu thCIr homes ana by
aI.h other methods al IL may deem eK-
/ rrfIHut The commission may receive
Ir .n. Workshop established by lt. blind
t.r.8Ua from other states upon the
\ uaymaut of such fees us the commission
shan determine
Ths creation ~ board f0r the adult
mind would lu 20 reelection 900 tle board
In charge off thr institute for the a .ai
and blind. Was tha opinion of 3 nltnI
| Miller DO wanted tne board 0f ta'
| fnaiItuto az ogden 90 be placed 10
| rb.rra III both adult and minor blind.
| senator Miller 0nerod AN amendment
q. fh. amendment chat the board hl
composed UT $50 members from tn.
ogden school lIU EIui. $50 fIIW ut
sIsr fIr school. with tho governor hold.
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