Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-01-04
LEGISLATURE IS
NOW IN SESSION
r.o,h Gathering Of Idaho Law
makers convenes IN
Boise.
SELECT GLADSTONE AND HART
..-,ocr wiclds ca'ci In the HOUSE
while Latter is President OF
The senate.

lam i.-rhe tenth session OF
0o 80, legislature convened az noon
pepresentative Paul Ciasstone
u4' ,,stslled as speaker. and Senator
n AZ mart was selected as president
no tom. ~.
7..,,s n. wallis s. chief clerk of inc
~. The legislature is overwhelin-
a Republican, insuring The cleo
~, member Of that party to
y" senator Walden b. Hepburn.
has indorsed by the Republican
49, convention, and until recently
w. had been no question he would
BE- selected. u,,,,.s
n,,ring the past few weeks ruinofa
an insurgent movement nave heSn
and 40 alarmed Senator hegbuih
sst bo Is now speeding tfom WASH
aeton 10 Boise 20 give personal az
seHon 20 his candidacy
Thero seems to be little aoupl ~.
osn be- reelected. The principal hsni
-, me session will be over local
ou i ~ which the party Is pledged.
T,.a~, Is strong opposition TO II. aho
,,,osaot outlook rs that II VIII be
s.ste1 through a compromise on
-.,,,,,t instead OF county unit lines as
5~oa in the Republican platform
Nsboueh the Republican state con-
,rtion rejected direct primary
.ni, IL h possible such law VIII
enacted. as practically every Re
'rhiioan county convention instructed
for IT, , M bt.
.4....ttt.r Tanlea III BlHNNs lil Ilr
,--,,rrel message recommends the
snartment VI local option and direct
,rimatv laws. a public utilities com
nisslon instead Of a railway com
.ise,on and the reelection Of Sena-
ior Hepburn. No.
primary caucuses decided the lists
=, sanate and house appointeesi ana
,bov were ON hand when the sessions
,oo,cd today. Those chosen By the
ms were Jans II. Wallis of Fremont
,bisf clerk of The house; Rev John H.
Mitchell of Ada. chaplain; A. Aikens
m Ada. assistant clerk of the house
Mis- Il Ezell u Bingham, journal
,isrk Miss Nettie Mallory Of Blaine,
sssistant journal clerk. General Miles
Ia shoshone. ergeant-at-armsi Ma
III Ingram, engrossing clerk Ethel
Gamer of Ada, assistant eBgrossing
clerk. Earl Kirk of Canyon, enrolling
1erl Bossie Moore OF Ada, assistant
enrolling clerk; Mary Buttci1ield. sec
md assistant enrolling clerk Miss
GRACE =. Filter Of Ada, general COM
mitfee clerk. Albert Lee of Nez Perce,
5oorkeeper: William II. l. Courtney
m Ada. custodian or the cloak ROOM
charles Croshsw. ianitOr: John -
Hannifan. Paul Young OF Ada Le
Grand Hawkes. OF Fremont, pages
Wallace GRAY Of Washington, IheO-
iore Turley OF Ada. messengers.
IN the senate caucus John ". Hart
was elected president pro tenn. ana
Tho following officials were selected 70
serve that body during the session
r. A. shaw Of Cassia. secretary, r..
W. WhItcomb OF Lemhi, assistant sec
Rotary. Willis G.. Bower OF Ada, jour
ual clerk; Miss NJ. n White OF Ada
assistant journal clerk; p J. Moore
OF Oneida, sergeant alarms; G. r.
Taylor of Twin Falls, assistant ser
Eeant-at-arms. r. W. Wark OF k0o-
tcuai doorkeeper; Frank Hunt Jr.,
Of Bannock, janitor. Richard Mason
and Wilbur Hinkey OF Ada, pages
George Irving Of Ada, messenger;
Mrs NJ DAYTON of Bannock, engross-
ng clerk, Miss Gertrude Berry OF
Lincoln. assistant engrossing clerk; J.
Milton Boreu, Jr, OF Nez Perez, en-
POLLING clerk; Mrs. h. W. Walker Of
Bingham. assistant enrolling clerk
Rev. r. b. Wright OF Ada, chaplain
Edna Hlse of Ada. secretary TO presi'
cent: Jen Coffin Of Fremont, general
committee clerk.