Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-17


der consideration.
The first skrmish, 600 which the faIy
appropriation was stricken out. came
up following Funks motion TO recousid-
or the vote by which the bin providing
for the appropriation, senate bin No.
SIS, was killed 90 Yesterday afternoon
session Mr.. Fuuk spoke 600 favor OF
reconsidering the action taken, AS the
state. boz his opinion, should make
showing at the fair for the purpose 1i
keeping abreast with the times and
for advertising the state.
MI Cannon also spoke iu favor of
reconsideration Flo said tho STATE.
ought to keep up appearances and
strain point 30 necessary, to make
the exhibit at the Seattle fair
HAD A DIFFERENT VIEW
Mr. Henrle looked at 81 different
Dr. He thought that man might
ego to the wall' keeping up appear
auces. and there was danger oft the
state doing the same thing
MT Porter Of Morgan said hC had
been keeping up appearance for
many years. and believed Don doing su.
lie favored consideration.
MI Dyreug of Saupete Thought She
place for the state TO economic was
in the matter Of advertising.
Mr. England moved the previous
question and the matter was brought
down to q vote. Before the vote was
announced, some changes were made
and the speaker was about 90 an
nounce the vote 10 reconsider carried,
when the Weber county statesman got
In his work
Mr. McCacken, rushing BOZ TO his
seat from some outside committee
room, called out 20 the speaker TO
know what was going on, Speaker
HH.I ion
Of affairs, and McCrackeu shouted,
MIR Speaker, I vote no.
Even this would not have turned
the tide against the appropriation as
one more negative vote was required
to kin the reconsideration. This was
furnished by MI Randall, of Wcber'
who followed Mr.. McCraCken into the
chamber and voted as did McCracken.
Considerable opposition 10 the M eas-
urc had developed among tho mem-
beers from outlying counties, the argu-
ment principally used iusdfying their
opposition being that the state could
not afford the money that 20 there
was any surplus i'm the trea ury IL
should DE spent In the construction Of
roads and bridges In the count g. and
not "squandered" I'm making ahow-
ing
The second occasion taken by the
weber county statesman to ID tin
guish himself was when the report of
the Joint committee ON the liquor bill
came up The report was handed in by
Representative Davis, chairman of the
house portion of the joint committee
and recommended that the report Of
the committee. killing house bills a2, b.
Popo. 1926. by McAlilin, and 223 hy Ca1-
non. and placing the substitute for
senate bin Iis. offered By the COM
mitteo. bee put on the calendar.
Sir Thompson made o. substitute
motion 90 the effect that the house
bills referred Go be placed on The cali
cudIr. SEQ tH"t Iu the event of the re-
lection of che substitute offered by
the committee, the house would still
have opportunity for action upon the
Mr Bower thought 1T folly to spend
time considering the bills which the
committee recommended Killed, as the
committee had apparently considered
and rejected them.
Mr. Davis said tho committee had
carefully considered am the bills before
the house and their report vs. un-
anlmous for the adoption of Ino blll
submitted and for the rejection OF
those mentioned
SUBSTITUTE LOST
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