The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1909-01-14
OPENING SESSION OF
THE UTAH LEGISLATURE
Henry Gardner, Of Utah County, Pre-
sides over Senate, While e. w.
Robinson, Of Cache, Is
Speaker of House.
Members OF House.


Carbon, Thomas J. Parmley.
Davis, John W. Thornley,.
Emery, Hyrum A. Nelson.
Garfield. John N. Henrie.
Grand, F. 3. Hammond.
Iron, J. j. G. Webster.
Juab. Braxton Barnett.
Kane, G. j. Smith.
Willard, Orville l.. Thompson.
Morgan, j. r. Porter.
Piute, A. F. Haycock.
Rich, Joseph Hodges.
Salt Lake. Joseph j. Cannon, Daniel
McRae. Brigham Clegg, Theodore L.
Holman, Joseph NJ. Holt, Elias Con
way Ashton, Edward ]. Eardley, Hugh
A. McMillen, William McMillen, Claude
Y. Russell.
San Juan, Francis Nelson.
Sanpete, p. p. Dyreng, G. p Dcrius
Sewer, Martin Jensen.
Summit, William Archibald.
Tooele, J.. l.. Baker.
Uintah, John N. Davis.
Utah, John II, Wooten, William L.
Hayes, Charles H. White, B. H.
Bower
Wasatch, r. M. Pope.
Wayne. V. e. King.
NCp'i. Nty Il iNdhhui' ~
McCracken, Thomas England, George
A. Fuller
Members of Senate.
Box Elder and Tooele, William C.
Horsley.
Cache, Herschel Bullen, Jr.
Davis, Morgan and Rich, Christie
pher Burton, Jr.
Weber, e. T. Hulaniski and Rudolph
Kuchler
Summit and Wasatch, James B. Will
SON
Salt Lake, Benner X. Smith, Will
liam ~ Williams, Charles r. Marks,
Carl A. Badger and Stonewall j.
Stookey
Utah, Henry Gardner, John Y
Smith.
Juab and Willard, j. A. Hyde.
Sanpete, John II. Seeley.
Sewer, Wayne, Piute and Garfield
h. w. Sevy.
Beaver, Iron, Washington and Kane
Albert E. Miller.
Emery, Carbon, Uintah, Grand and
San Juan, Alonzo Brinkerhoff.
Salt Lake City-At noon on Mon
day, January H.. the eighth legisla-
tive session of the state of Utah con
vened
In both upper and lower houses,
the officers named at the caucus
Saturday night were selected with
out exception and the few vacancies
were filled. Every member of the house
and senate was in his chair when
the roll was taken on convening at
noon, with Stephen II. Love in the
chair in the senate ard larry 10
geph in the chair in the house, both
men having been the prcsiding Of
ficers of the last assembly.
Senator Hershel Bullen, Jr, of Lo-
gan named Senator Henry Gardner
senate. Senator Stookey Of Salt Lake
called for a suspension of the rules
a. make the selection unanimous.
This was done, when Senators Bullen
and Williams escorted President
Gardner to the choir, President Gard
lie declared he would stand for fair
and square deal on all propositions.
Senate resolution No. was imme
dIately introduced by Senator Ru
dolph Kuchler of Weber. This reso-
luton appointed the caucus nominees
as the officers of the senate with the
addition of William r. jenkins, min
ute clerk; John e. Hall, enrolling and
engrossing clerk, and Elias Erickson
committee clerk The resolution was
adopted by a unanimous vote and the
rev officers were sworn in The other
officers selected We're: Secretary, He
her l. Cummings, Salt Lake; docket
clerk. Ben Bachman, Utah county;
chaplain, Rev. ]. e. Carver, Weber
county; sergeant-at-arms, Daniel
James, Sanpete county; assistant ser
geant-at-arms, II. e. Steele, Weber
county; committee clerks, Mrs. Cla
rssa Van Low, Salt Lake; w. ]. F.
McAllister, Kane; John SaXey, Utah;
p'ailing clerk Mrs. Denis Eichnor
Salt Lake county; stenographer, Miss
Sadie Foss, Davis county doorkeep-
crs, L. j. Larson, Salt Lake county;
j. r. Lee Garfield county; messen
gers, w. X. Thompson, Millard coun
ty; Il. C. Dowden, Box Elder county;
Waterman, Alexander Spence, Cache
county; Joseph Van Wagner, Wa
satch county.
In the house, former Speaker Har-
ry Joseph called the body to order.
The roll was called and on motion Of
Representative Orvil l.. Thompson,
the names were considered proper
evidence of the right Of the owners
10 be recognized as members on the
floor Justice Frick then administered