Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-18

WOMEN WIN TnE SENATE
They Secure Favorable Heconsidcra-
ton of Detention Home Bin.

ton Of Detention Home Bill.
There was nothing out of the orIu-
airy happening Boa the senate this lore
noon, there being no special orders and
the matters considered being entirely
routine n character a bit OF clever
lobbying ON the part Of q trio OF WOO
mon su changed the sentiment ON the
detention home Bill rejected by che
senate yesterday that IL passed with
only one dissenting vote. that of Builcu.
and Doc apparently sensing his lonely
attitude. asked that u.s vote Doe changed
Co aye.
That the legislature will not adjourn
before sunday. Is the opinion expressed
hy Docket clerk Ben Bochmau. As
this ls his sixth term in the upper
house, his Judgment as 90 the amount
Ut work yet remaining uudone carries
considerable weight AT 1880 o'-lo1E
BE- was voted 10 saunter until q 80
o'clock this afternoon.
SENATE BILLS CONSIDERED.
s. j. E. s. am amendment relating
to the limit OF state .udehteduess. inc
Dreasiug the same 20 one and a half
pep cent of the assessed valuation Of
rne state. Passed
$. j. b. no O.. by Nh Badger, proc
posing am amendment TO- the C0ustitu-
J section prohibiting the manufacture,
! sale and eirt ot intoXi,auts.
Speaking in favor OF The resolution.
I senator EHdEor said there could Doe mo-
/ reasonable objection 90 submitting the
proposition Go the people, at the next
F general election, which Is the earliest
I possible time that St can be
voted upon. ~ prohibition shall De-
adopted. which the speakers believed
. I| f..Ia
I years. 10 becomes necessary 20 have
/ the law iu the constitution. TO avoid
! the 0uutuatiOn OF public sentiment
/ The resolutions failed TO pass, the
/ vote being as follows Aye, Badger,
[ Briukerhon Burton. Horslev HYDE
l 3eVr. smith, John c., Williams Will
SON. s. no Bullen, HulaniskI Marlss.
/ Miller. Seely. Stookey, Mr President.
! s. senator Badger changed his vote
1 to no. and gave notice ~ recon
! sideraton
! During consideration of the resolu-
/ ton. senator Bullcn was absent he
] was hunted up bY the scrBednl-at-
I arms. and coming into tho room voted
/ no. and then grinnmgly asked what
I was being voted upon.
DETENTION HOME BILL
Upon motion of Senator Hulauiski
/ II. ID "a. the detention home measure
/ lIHI AhIifA W Hu"." tN'.f- --fff
| considered and passed by unanimous
| vote The change of result was due 20
| the good work done in the lobby 10y
| AIrs. g. d. Mcmahon, Mrs. Byron
| Cummings and Mrs p. A. simpkin,
| who approached each member and
| pointed out that the measure was the
| most important Of the juvenile court
/ bills 10 Mrs Mcmahon was accorded
/ the .cradit of winning over Senator
! HuIauisI and that done. the rest was
/ easy
Consideration OF S. j. r. g. by Ben
mon \ smith. developed much aIgu-
[ meut. the author OF the measure ana
| senator Hulauisd speaking for IT,
while Senators Badger and wilson
| were against 10 The bin provides TOR
am amendment 90 the Constitution re-
/ lating 90 homestead exemption. an-
| tnorzInr the legislature Go subject a
| F.mtstead to execution sale to satisfy
| Judgments obtained on mechanics ana
! material mems liens. lawful mortgage
| liens and purchase money ana loN
| liens The measure passed, ayes i.'
roo, 8. absent aud not voting One.
b b 2sl. by committee. an act %"
/ create the Utah commission for the
! blind. and making an appronua iI1n,
| fo bc expended by the board part OH
| whose duties arc as follows.