Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-19

| of willard Hansen of salt Lake. Mr
/ Hansen is practical dainman, and
] d. "a SON OF Representative W. s Han
sen of Boxolder county
The state land board contains tnrcC
! changes ~ ~ steele of luuguitch.
Z o. che member nom The south end
| OF the state A. % Oiauquc, of Salt
Lake and W. r. Farnsworth OFT Salt
Lake are The three new arroIntces ou
and w. n Candland. OF Mt Pleasant
are reappoIntod. The retiring meme
beers ore William j Lynch. OF Salt
Lake. T a. Callister 40 Fillmore and
Henry Hayes
R vs.. salisbury Be- renamed on tho
state board of equalization. Harden
Ienui0u 0f \eruM. and George a
Black OF salt Lake Cltv. are che new
members or the board, who serve for o.
p0riOr OF two years
Fred vs.. Chambers of ogden o. name
rd ae state fish and game comm isslOu-
or. sIce p. y. Cromar retired.
j u. Taylor OF salt Lake. is appoint
90 state horticultural Inspector.
inc BOARD Of trustees Uf The state
industrial school consists OF Haru
Joseph. OFF salt Lake. rouppointed.
John Walsh of Pennington. and Har-
old D. pccry of ogden. Tho retiring
members of the board are Dr r. 81
CDuroy of ogden. and n. h. Evans.
The commissioners OF Insurance. %
new position created bv a recent euatc-
W"ut OF che legislature, has not yet
been announced for the reason that
th. bin has not vet received the eXecu-
tive approval This DO is expected viii
De- appended today or tomorrow. and
tne new official appointed. Indications
seem to point Co Col George b.
oqures as being the incum bent of
Che Insurance cummissiOuershlp
The legislative session is now in its
closing hours As the end draws near
sigh of relief is heard on AN sides.
even among the members themselves
many OF whom have remained iu the
city Co assist On the closing mp uf the
business of the session when their pres
ence was really Impomuvely demanded
3t their distant homes Their faithful
ness and patriotism has been commend
ed ON an sides. and tho prospect oc
early release from legislative duties is
now FOO the horizon. The session. 10 is
Thought wiz NOT last longer than to-
morrow. perhaps no noon. The liquor
bin and the concurrence iu the appro-
puation bin by each house are the
principal measures yet 90 be finally act-
ed upon The senate will doubtless to-
Jay hold am executive session u which
Co pass upon the governors appoint
mcnts
Tho house this morning passed senate
BIN 300 which is Cd substitute for seu-
ate bin 81. by Badger relating 90 Do
Dtuse tax for corporations. keprcscn-
tauve B3ruette succeeded in having
mining prospects not paying dividends
excluded from the list OF corporations
paying such tax.
CONSERVATION COMMISSION.
The house also passed S. d. 1js. by
Seely providing for Utah state con-
senotion commission, $. b. 2li by r.
Y smith. prohibiting the taxing OF
rates OF interest S. b. 21l. by
Miller providing revenue for the state
government and for state and district
schools for The years 1909 and 1910
The house concurpcd in the senate
60 H. b. 23l providing for
a school FOR the adult blind, Of the
state. The amendment raised the house
appropriation Of $1,000 for the purpose
named TO $4,000
The house passed senate joint resolu-
ton No. s. providing for AN amendment
90 the state constitution to the effect
that the state should be- permitted o.
bond for general purposes 90 the cX-
tent Of ~ per cent OF the assessed
valuation Of property. The provision
" the constitution now limits the
state indebtedness 10 s.. o 600, and She
amendment provides "a movable scale
which Is considered more desirable
PILOTS OUT OF WORK.
The house killed senate bin 1872, by
Bonner Y Smith. providing for a state
commissioner Of navigation, % insl ect
boats on Great salt lake: also senate
Joint resolution No. 4. providing for
homestead exemptions
The house passed senate Joint resolu-
ton No. 2, by Hyde. In which the
Utah representatives, in Congress are
asked TO work for an amendment 70
the interstate commerce act providing
for the prohibiting the shipment OF A.
coholic liquors into this state In certain
cases.
The house adopted the following
90 senate joint memorial
No. g. asking Tor the retention OF tho
tarn on lead.
Whereas, even under the present
tariff on leand I'm ores majority of
the lead mines Of Utah cannot be op-
Grated at a profit on account OF ths
low metal prices. and whereas. 10 the
present tariff rs reduced at AN. our
la Dor in the lead mines would be COM
PEELED Co compete with Mexican paon
labor making the production 90 lead in
Utah prohibtory"