Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-01
THIRD LIQUOR
BILL APPEARS
Hulaniski Of Ogden Introduces a
Measure With a Good
Roads Handle.
TWO SESSIONS HELD TODAY.
They Were Necessary 20 Overcome
Holiday since Thurs,lay--I'csolu-
ton of Respect for GOV. West.

Two sessions Of the state senate were
/ held this afternoon. Complications
growing out OF the lapse Of sessions on
/ Friday and Saturday were responsible
for this.
As less than a quorum was present
| at Fridays session Il "sauntorod" in
stead OF adjourning and rc-asscmblcd
az i;4O o'clock today. After Secretary
Cummings had read the minutes the
body Immediately adjourned upon mo-
ton of Marks, until O'Clock
A full showing OF senators were on
hand this afternoon. after the vacation
extending from Thursday. general
refusal 10 discuss prohibition marks
the result of the visit ON all but "a
few senator's who are open prohibit
ticnists.
senator carl Badger who. it was
stated in the Saturday News" was
being counted on 10 introduce a sub
stituto saloon bill. stated to a News
reporter this afternoon that he would
not Introduce this bill and had never
intended TO introduce e.
Many senate bills were ready as
result OF the weeks end vacation.
NEW BILLS TODAY.
s. b. 81. by Marks is a FISH ana
game Dill going at length into the
game problem, requiring a license, and
providing punishment Cor hunting and
fishing out of season.
s. h. 81, by Wilson. creates reser-
voir land grant fund and makes an
appropriation therefor.
S. y. %, by Kuchler refers To cleo
ton Judges requiring them to file their
reports I'm duplicate one To go to the
county or town clerk for use Of the
THIRD LIQUOR BILL.
Stin another liquor bin has been in
PRODUCED I'm the state senate. 1t has
no relationship with either OF the two
other measures. Il is by senator HUI
anish OF Ogden and Is registered as
senate Bill 81 10 provides that one
half the money from saloon licenses
shall be expended for making and inn
proving roads. Il also provides for
commission TO handle these funds II
provides that no license shall be
granted, except one for every 1000 in
habitants or fraction thereof I'm any
city town or precinct, such popula-
tion 10 be determined by the last
United States census
HoNoRs CALEB WEST.
A resolution introduced I'm the
senate this afternoon by the special
joint committee approved for that
purpose. deals with the recent death
of former, Governor Caleb W. West.
II follows:
Whereas Divine Providence has re-
moved from this life Caleb W. West,
and.
Whereas. Caleb W. West was Cow
ernor of The Territory Of Utah from
1856 and from 1898 to 1895. and
Whereas by his faithful and
patriotic performance Of public duty
he ondeared himself 10 the citizens Of
Utah, therefore.
BE Il Resolved by the Senate and
House Of Representatives Of the eight
session OF the Legislature of the state
of Utah:
That we have learned OF the death
Of Caleb w. West with profound sof-
row. that we recognize the command
ing virtues OF his character, the great
worth Of his public services; and that
VIC express TO his mourning relatives
and many friends our deep sympathy
with them I'm their bereavement.
That these resolutions be spread upon
the journals OF the senate and house Of
representatives. ana that an cngrossed
copy be transmitted 10 the relatives OF
the departed.
An invitation from Mrs G. n. Nc
Mahon. chairman Of the womens mass
meeting, was received by the senate
this afternoon and referred 10 the
committee on manufactures and COM
merce. The communication announced
that space on the stage will be re-
served for members of tho senate.
IN TINT HOUSE TODAY.
II. b. No. "a. by William McMnlen.
extends time for complying with the
provisions Of title 81. complied laws
OF Utah, 1907 relating 20 townsites.
IT, b. No. 70, by Hodges. relating
10 the Investment OF funds, security
and interest
II. B. No &c. by Porter prohibits
the manufacture, sale. etc. OF intoXi-
eating liquors and provides penalties
therefore and fines. and imposes a lien
upon the premises where Intoxicating
liquors are sold
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