The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-29
OLD IDAHO MAN
WINS BIC SUIT
Joseph H. HutchinsOn's Victory
in Winning Suit at Gold
field, Nevada.
WILL RETURN TO IDAHO;
REMINISCENSES OF HIM
A Fine and Able Organization
is the Boise Press
Club.
, BY G. E. ARNEY.

Special TO The Tribune.
BOISE. Idaho. July 2S.-The peopl,
, of Idaho are pleased to learn that 10
his big mining suit in the highest cour
OF Nevada few days ago. For nearl,
six years Idaho has 'Floaned" ,Jo'
Hutchinson to Nevada For almos
twelve years prior to this Joe Hutchin
son was prominently identified will
public affairs in Idaho.
He located in 1892 in Silver City an6
served ihe Trade Dollar Mining people
with signal ability as the superintend
ent OF that big paying property.
n 1898 he was called 10 the ieuten
-governorship by his party, the Sill
yer Republican, and presided with tht
greatest skill, genius and ability owe,
thar body composed Of 10 Silver Re
publicans and Democrats (who were
IN fusion), Republicans, and two
Populists.
Tie organization of the senate was
surronndec with no little anxiety. The
combination was one short of enough
votes tn effect an organization; the Re
nublicans two, and there were Just two
populist senators. one from Shoshonc
county, Senator Easton. and one from
BlaInc county, Senator Carey
The fnslonIsts failed to land the two
Pops and the senate was organ
lied by the Republicans, who took the
president pro TEN. Ex-Governor Goodng
and few of the minor offices, while
the Pops took care Of many of their
good friends IN the leading appointiye
rIaccs or the upper legislative branch
OF tho session
During the entire sixty days or more
Governor Hutchinson welded the p,svel
with this combination Of one against
Inn. by single vote, and Mt times the
feeliDC between the two combinations
was decidcdly tense To the credit of
Governor hutchinson during the fervor
of that entire session. not a single an
real was taken from a decision ren.
6ered hy him Once only did any mem.
bcr of the senate arise to appeal; Sena.
tor Easton of Shoshone county. and
thnn he changed his mind and remarked
" On this, the last day of tho session,
] shall not presume to pit my knowl-
edge OF parlia mentary law against one
v-Lo las evidenced the entire mastery @
cL tnt branch rs has our able presiding
oJ,"er for ihe past two months -
lie wlrhdrey' his suggestion to ap-
real from the decision of the chair. and
2 UNIFORM round of applause greeted
his action.
A Joke on Gooding.
1T WAS during the closing days of this
session that the Populist senator, East.
or. from Shoshone county, called up u
bill Tor curtailing the power of the rail.
roads. About the time the senate was
to vote on the question Senator Frank
Goodirg hurredlv left the senate
chamber Easton thought he "duckedo
the record of his vote and when the re-
suit was given he stated: "Mr Pres
>dent. | move you that the sergeant
ntarms be instructed to notify the SEN
ntor from Lincoln that the senate has
passed by the order of business which
otccasioned his recent rapid flight from
the chamber
The motion prevailed, the sergeant
alarms acted on his instructions and
Goeding appeared with an interrogation
as to why he had been sent for,
The presiding officer, Governor Hutch
inson, who had put the motion in a
peTfunctory sort of way without grasp
ing the force of the levity aimed at
the Lincoln senator by the Shoshone