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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-29

The story of dog which was suffer
ing from hydrophobia. and which DELHI
erately jumped overheard and took a
ewim in the bay in order TO escape an
annoying crowd. bears upon It's face the
marks Of contradiction, or would If
words meant always what they seem.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-29
RURAL PREJUDICE.

From The Columbia State.
Designs for a lOO story building with
ninety elevators are In the hands OF Man
haitian constructors. We should hate 10 he
in the Tooth story In case OF nre, elevators
or no,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-29

The Governor Of South Carolina Cole
Blease. or Coal Blaze, as he is more
commonly called, has ordered all Pal-
metto State school histories amended so
as TO say explicitly that Columbia was
burned by order Of General William T.
sherman. The Governor seems to hold
that he is a final and inerrant authority
on things that burn and persons who
burn them.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-29

Maryland Democrats are to decide to-
day whether or not they want 10 revive
the methods and memories associated
with Gormanism.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-29

If the poultry dealers are set free 1t
will still he desirable that they shoulo
not do II any more.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-29

There is no occasion TO invoke the
spirit of Holiness "Old 1ronsides TO
save the battleship Texas from her
doom. Apart from perishing In battle
she could have no better end than TO
perish in perfecting preparations Tor
battle
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-29

Perhaps the poor brute did not nave
hydrophoba. anyway. And If he dld'
that name of the disease is q misnomer.
for it is not characterized by a fear OF
water
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-29

The theatre at Canonsburg, Penn, IN
which twenty-siX persons were hiiieu
the other evening is said to have been
planned and constructed in strict COM
pliance with the law. The question now
Is whether the law is drafted In strict
connliance with common sense and the
public welfare.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-29

All the second class postohices nave
now been designated as postal savings
hanks The novelty of the savings bank
experiment has worn off, but its success
has been overwhelming
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-18
MEASURE: PROHIBITS
SALE OF CIGARETTES
Senator Funk, Democrat, De-
clares Republican Majority
Is inconsistent.

The senate this morning passed the
Allison anti cigarette bill. prohibiting the
sale OF cigarettes and cigarette papers
In Utah. Senator Benner y. Smith OF
Salt Lake and President Gardner were
the only ones voting against the bill.
by Senator II. w. Lunt of Iron. Under
the rule ii required unanimous consent
10 take up the measure and Senator
Smith interposed an objection. Then
Senator Lunt declared that the rule re-
quring unanimous consent could be
suspended by a two-thirds vote. Presi
dent Gardner so ruled. and under a mo-
ton 10 suspend tho rules thirteen voted
to take up the bill. Senator Smith asked
fit this particular case and was told that
this was correct,
Senator Smith moved that the bill be
amended 10 prohibit the manufacture ana
iobbIng of cigarettes. The bill provides
that cigarettes may be manufactured in
the state and sold outside OF the state.
The amendment was voted down by
friends OF the measure.
Senator j. w, Funk OF Cache, one of
the two Democratic members, asked the
Republicans wherein lay the consistency
in passing a bill prohibiting the sale of
cigarettes and permitting the sale Of
liquor. lie could not understand why
the Republicans had voted against his
state wide prohibition bill and then voted
for bill prohibiting the use OF cigar
cites, He said the charge OF inconsis-
for they had voted for statewide pro-
hibitIon and would also vote TO prohibit
the sale OF cigarettes. The bill was
passed without amendment.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-18
SALT LAKE co. OFFICERS
TO RECEIVE MORE PAY

There was a funny niXup Friday on
the county salary measure. house bill No
2iS, which increases salaries in Salt Lake
county but makes no changes in the pres
cnt schedule in any other county.
The bill was passed by the house
Thursday and all the bin but the first
page, which contained the changes in
Salt Lake county was intended TO be
amended by inserting the old salary
figures. II was stated, however. in the
discussion that no changes were made
in any other county and through ali err
ror the bill sent To the senate with
out any notation that everything but tho
first page Of the printed bill had been
changed.
The succeeding pages raised the sal
aries In q number of counties and. with
slight amendments. tho senate passed the
bill. inclusive OF The increases in the
other counties and sent it back 10 the
house. The house promptly went up into
the air until the error was explained.
\ conference committee. consisting of
Wcllins and Cole. was then appointed by
the house TO confer with committee
from the senate with the purpose in view
OF reaching AN agreement on the bill.
At the evening session the committee
reported that The tanGle had been
Strengthened out and the bill was passed
as amended by the senate, leaving the
bill applying only TO Salt Lake county.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-18

relating TO testimony OF husband or wife
against the other in certain cases.
Senate joint resolution No. l6-ProyId
ing that a commission OF three. includ-
ing The governor. make arrangements Tor
an exhibit at the Panama Pacific eAposi-
ton.
Senate bill No. 27S. by Badger-An act
providing revenue for state and school
purposes FOR I911-12.
Senate bill No. ot5. by Horsley-An act
relating to the duties OF the state con-
scrvation commission.
Senate bill No. 216. by Horsley-An act
relating TO the appropriation OF state
waters.
Senate bill No l56. by Horsley-An act
defining additional duties Of state engi-
neer and creating water districts.
House bill No. 1856 by Horsley-An act
relating 10 the leasing Of state lands, as
amended by the senate,
House bill No. ,1S1., by spencsT-An act
relating to the leasing of public lands :
as amended by the senate.
House bill No. 22s. by committee on
highways and ordges-An act relating TO
automobiles in canyons.
House bill No. 247. by HoIman-An act
relating TO coercinG persons 10 become
members OF labor unions,
House bill No. 210. by Russell-An act
relating TO the sale of cocaine, opium and
similar drugs: as amended In the senate.
House bill No. So. by Seely-An act de-
nnlnC SlOCh ana pIo|lClHs UO"
assessment shall be made.
House bill No. 1870. by Anderson-An
act creating a state board of architec-
ture: as amended in the senate.
Senate Joint resolution No. 90. by sift-
ing committee-Providing for Interest on
state funds.
Senate bill No. 226. by WilIiams-An
act designating the sego lily as the state
flower.
House bill No 2lS. by sitting commit
tee-An act increasing the salaries OF
county officers in Salt Lake county; as
amended by the senate.
House bill No. 1s9, by Hayes-An act
relating TO property OF the poor; as
amended by the senate.
House bill No. 80, by Spcncer-An act
relating TO marks and brands; as amend
ed by the senate,
Senate bill No. 2s5. by Iverson-An act
relating to the state board Of land COM
missioners.
House bill No. 1876. by Tobias-An act
appropriating $1,000 for the State Poul-
try association.
senate bill No. 24O. by ,stookey-An
school children for defective hearing and
sight
senate bill No PTS, by wison-An act
permitting the state land board to loan
money TO counties under certain condi-
tions.
Senate bill No. 2o3, by Marks-An act
relating TO the abandonment OF high
ways.
senate bill No. $50. by Eurton-An act
providing for the destruction OF noXious
weeds.
Senate bill No. 254. BY judiciary COM
mittee-An act amending the present Law
relating TO nesthouses.
Senate bill No. 1s7, by Stookey-Au
act providing for janitor for the su-
preme court.
Senate bill No. o35. by Booth-An act
relating to bonds on contracts for school
buildings.
Senate bill No. 1871 by smith-An act
relating to judgment rolls.
Senate bill No. 252 by Badger-An act
empowering the University OF Utah to
make geological survey.
Senate bill No. los. by Williams-Ar
act increasing the number OF trustees ot
| ilnn hIn fc,r iiI,,. l1af uI,I Ii,,I
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-18
ANNUAL REPORT MADE
BY STEEL CORPORATION
Volume Of Business Done by All Subslo'
larry Companies, s7o3,e61. .424; EN-
poyces on Payroll, 21e.d35.

NEW YORK. March 1.-THE annual
pamphlet report OF the United Sta ies
Steel CORPORATION for the year ended De-
cember 81 1910. issued today. shows a
volume OF business done by all the sub
sidlary companies Of Sio3, ?6l i2i. COM
Expenditures for its main subsidiary
included about 5000, 900 for the Cary
plant about $1,000 600 for the Tennessee
Coal e. Iron properties. and for all other
properties a total Of s33 100000. making
a grand total Of expenditures for addi-
tional property extensions. construction
mately s52000.0 900.
The average number OF employees In
the service OF the, corporation and sub
salaries in 1910 was us. .a35. an increase
compared with the previous year OF ~
935.
The aggregate payroils for the year
were S174, ,955, 19o, an Increase nf S23.
29l. .745. or 1873 per cent.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-18
GAMBLING IS MADE
FELONY BY MEASURE
Provisions Identical With Pres
emf Law Except for Char
acter of Penalty.

The house bill making gambling A
felony was passed by the senate Friday
morning with only one dissenting vote.
Senator Benner " Smith was the only
one 10 vote against the bill. The meas
ure Is one originally introduced in the
house by the committee on labor. II is
copy OF the present statute on the sub
ject with the difference that the offense
OF gambling is made felony instead OF
misdemcanor and the search and seiz-
ure clause is added.
The bill is similar to one introduced
early in the session by Representative
Russell and finally killed after a sharp
contest in the house. Later a new bill,
embodying practically the same matter,
was introduced by the house committee 9
on labor and passed after petitions had
heen received from labor organization OF
Bingham urging the passage of the bill.
The senate made no amendment 10 tho
bill
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-18
APPROPRIATION BILL is
AMENDED AND PASSED

The appropriation bill was passed by
the house late Friday afternoon. with
several amendments, and returned to the
senate for the further consideration OF
that body.
The only amendment OF Importance
made by the house was 10 reinsert
number OF road and bridge appropriations
eliminated by the senate. AS the bill
went back 10 the house the following
counties were allowed $4,000 each for
roads and bridges: GARFIELD. Washington
Wasatch. Rich, Kane. Wayne. Summit.
Morgan, Carbon, San Juan. Ssnpete
Piute. Cache. Box Elder Iron, Millard.
SEWER Tooe!e. In addition San Juan
county was allowed $4,000 extra for
bridges. uintah county $4,000 for roads
and bridges and Utah county $1,000 for
tie same purpose.
Mr.. Crapo moved that Salt Lake coun-
ty be allowed Sl0.000 for state road on
the west side OF the Jordan river, but
his motion lost by an overwhelming ma
joriy.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-18
WOMAN TAKES PART IN
NORWEGIAN AFFAIRS

CFRISTIANA March 1I.-Arrs. RoC-
stad, the first woman 10 represent a con-
stItuency In the storthinG, made her
maiden speech before that body today.
She is A school teacher and represents
ono OF the Chriiiana seats made vacant
by the resignation OF General Brattlie.
president of the storthng who was COM
pelled TO retire In order TO assist in ihe
work OF reorganizing the army.
The entire assembly rose when Mrs.
Ronstad began her speech. She said the
day would be memorable one, as IL was
the first time a woman had ever par
ticipatcd in the discussion In the nation g
parliament, and predicted that the move
ment for political enfranchisement OF
women was bound TO succeed and 10 re-
suit In many reforms,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-18
NILES FiNLEN DIES
AFTER LONG ILINES
Passing 81 a Former Mlrlnn No..
and Turfnan. Prominent in /
Butte Copper War.

BUTTE, Mont. March l5.-Miles -.
len. a former mining magl,ate and :.
one time 2 prominent turfmsn. alst (
his home here today. after lingering 4,
ness, at the age OF 81 ycars. Mr. pI,p.
was prominent in the great conner :,
and for time owned tine famous ME-
Eealy mine Later ne owned -.
of some OF the fastest race horses +
America.
Miles Flnlen Vas weH krov.;, au..
mining men OF Salt Lake fie was H.
queut visitor to this CITY, meeting ~
Interested IN IN" same indusiry I'M -
he was extensively engaged Is,,'
Finleu. son. married the dsuebte. i
James Ivcrs nf 665 East Firsl Som;
street, Mr.. Iv"rS was called in Hnl,'
Wednesday and was there at lie tj~
OF the death Of Mr. FInlsn The sor.
home is al Oak Park, H. lie also zs,
al the bedside when death came
The body win bc taken 10 Inc old hor,'
in Michigan for burial Mr. Iyers ~
accompany other members of The Fnd5
family TO attend the funeral. Mr.. rinIs'
owned large hotel I'm Butte and msd
his home I'm the hotel Al tho time NJ M
death he was heavily interested in mir.
Ing property.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-18
House Passes Thirty Bills and
Kills About Fifty More
Senate Measures.
STAYS BILL PROVIDING
FOR JUDGES EXPENSES
Faces Little Business and Prob
ably VIII Quit in Short
Order.

When the lower house of the laEisia
ture sauntered al Ills o'clock Friday
night until 10 O'Clock this morning. IT
was the intention 10 take final adjourn
ment shortly before noon today How
ever. in view OF the fact that the senate
will not be in position TO finally adjourn
al that time the adjournment VIII doubt
less be DELAYED until after the trip over
the Lucin cut oft. which begins nj -
o'clock
The house disposed Of an immense
amount OF business Friday. In addllion
to the legitimate passing OF thirty pliis'
epproNina ielY Atty senate measures were
killed on Sitting committee reports and
otherwise. In the neighborhood of thirty
senate bills were wiped of the legislative
map at one fell swoop at a lato hour Fri
DAY night by motion made by Mr.
Henric.
Spend Time in "Joshing.'
While large amount of business was
transacted during the day, much time
dent when house bin No 1876. by Tobias.
The pet measure OF the gentleman from
Salt Lake, came no for final passage.
All Kinds of objections were made 10 the
benefit of the State Poultry associations
and only eighteen votes were cast IN
favor OF il, Mr.. Tobias showed his dis
appointment. but did not realize that
Job had been put up on him until a mo-
tlon was made Ia reconsider the action.
This motion prevailed and the bill then
passed,
Senate bill No. H. BY kuchcr. provid
ing that jusdcs who are called out OF
their districts To hold court in other dis
tric;s shall be allowed their necessary
expenses was killed on report or the
sitting committee. and an effort To re-
consider the action failed. IL was urged
i'm support OF the bill that one salt Lake
judge had been forced TO cNpcnd $500 for
expenses while trying "A ease outside OF
his district. but the majority took the
ground that the judges were being well
paid and refused 10 consider the bill
Kill Sportsmen's Bill.
Much time was spent on senate bill
No. 215. the fish game and bird measure,
Friday night The bill WAS taken up
shortly before 10 o'clock. and, including
p lengthy explanation OF its provisions
ny Senator Marks. more than an hour
WAS spent on the measure. II was
amended in a number OF particulars and
then killed. there being only Ia votes Tor
the measure. while there were ID against
IL and Is members absent and not voting.
At the saunter!ng hour Friday night.
the members appeared to be wcll salts
ned with their labors and we're looking
10 their home going with nluch pleasure.
Aside from receiving a number OF re-
rorts from the committee on enrolling
and en2rossing. with any messages that
NAV he received from the governor. lit
lie business VIII be transacted today.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-18
A Sad Death.

a sad death occurred Wednesday
when Mrs. jamie j. Jones, wife of r.
d. Jones, passed away at the L. D. S.
hospital after an operation for appen-
dicitis. She is survived by two chill
dren. Merlyn. aged 6, Louise, aged 4; a
mother and several brothers and sisters.
She was born and reared in Sugar House
ward, where she had numerous friends.
Johnston. who was a pioneer of that
ward. Funeral services will be held
al the Twenty. fourth ward meeting
house Sunday. March 10, at .. m.
Friends are invited. The casket will
be opened al the meeting house to view
the remains prior TO the services.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-18
BILLS PASSED.
By the Senate.


Senate resolution No. Q, by Kuchler-
a resolution authorizing the secretary.
the docket clerk and the minute clerk
of the senate to revise the senate jour-
nal.
Senate Joint resolution No 81. by Bad
ger--A resolution authorizing the ap-
polntment of a joint sitting committee
10 consider house bills in the senate and
senate bills In the house.
Senate bill No. 2I5. by fish and game
conlmitIee-An act revising the fish and
game laws OF the state.
House bill No. 23s by committee on
labor-An act making gambling fell
ony.
IIouse bill No. 21s. by Allison-An act
prohibiting the sale Of cigarettes.
House bill No ~, by Holman-An act
making any person using any coercion
to force anyone TO join any organization
guilty of vagrancy
House bill No. 226. by committee on
highways and bridges-An act TO regu-
late the use OF motor vehicles on cam
yon roads.
House bill No, -, by. Elzman-An act
increasing the terms Of city health Of
flcers TO FIVE years.
House bill No. Isl. by Spencer-An act
providing the manner Of leasing state
lands.
House bill No. so. by Spencer-An act
providing for the registration OF marks
and brands.
Senate bill No. 254. BY judiciary com
rnittee-An act permitting the establish
ment of a hospital for quarantininR con-
tagious diseases other than smallpox
House bill No: lsS. by Nebeker-An act
making the. adjutant general commits
sioner OF Indian war records.
House bill No. 20. by Russell-An act
prohibiting the sale Of cocaine, opium
and heroin.
House bill No. 1sl by Hayes-An ac,
prescribing the duties of the state board
OF educs tion
House bill No. ls9 BY Hayes-An act
providing for the support of indigents
by relatives.
House bill No. 253. by committee or
counties--.An act fixing the boundaries
Of Emery county.
House bill No. 2is. by sitting commit
tco-,An act increasing the salaries oi
county officers.
House bill No a44. by sitting commit
rnination of Wild animals to state bounty
fund.
House bill No. 243. by committee OF
appropris tions-An act providing That ths
state board Of examiners Shall let con-
tracts for publishing proposed constitu-
tiona1 amendments.
House Joint resolution No. s. bv Nc
Rae and Tobias-A resolution proposns
constitutional amendment increa sirr
the salary OF the members cf the state
legislature.
House bill No 81. bv Seely-An ac
providing that taxes on transient 1--we
stock shall be paid in counties In which
they Craze.
House bill No. 100. b. Anderson-Ar
act 10 create a state board OF agricui
ture.
House bill No. o3s. hy committee or
elections-An act providing that In mu
nicIpsl elections the registry of the las
preceding election shall he used.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-18
SUNDAY-CL0SING BILL
Is KILLED IN HOUSE

The Sunday closing measure, senate
bill No. eIs was killed i'm the house Fri
day upon the adoption of the adverse re-
port Of the sitting committee, recon-
mendine that this bill. with fourteen
others. be killed,
tie Francis NJ. Lyman OF tho Mormon
church. were present in large numbers
al the morning session. as were num-
Der OF opponents OF the measure.
However. the members OF the house
have always been opposed 10 the bill
believing that II would interfere seriously
with tho growth Of the city by way Of
keeping tourists away.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-18
GAME OF GOLF CURES
LITTLET0N'S ABSCES

NEW YORK. March 1I.-Conercssmsr
Martin W. Littleron, who Is one Of u
prominent Democratic candidates fof u.
United States senatorship from Ne1
York state. Is back In New York with a
enthusiastic recomnl cndation for Dr.. TAI
of Augusta Ga. When lie started q.
Augusta. a few weeks ago. IL was VII
the expectation that he would have ID
spend some time In a hospital as ressi
of an abscess along the spine. He hzl
been so informed by a physician who1
he consulted.
On the last day of his vacation. hoE,
ever. Mr. Littleton went around ths 81
links with the president. Mr.. Taft ~
was apparently just what the congress
man needed. for the treatment given n
DR.. Taft broke the abscess and Mr.. IN
leton returned to New York In exoeEei
health
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-18
TO CELEBRATE END BY
TRIP OVER THE CUTOFF

The members of the state legislature
and their wives will celebrate the ad-
journment OF the ninth session this after
noon by a trip over the Lucin cutoff as
the guests OF the Oregon Short Line rail-
road. They viii leave ar noon today IN
q special train and will be gone most OF
the afternoon.
II the bills are not Ill engrossed and
signed before noon the engrossing com.
mlttees and the clerks will he left to
complete II and the legislature VIII hold
the work OF the committees and the
clerks.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-18
Tunnel Commission Fails.

Senate bill No. 27a, providing for the
appointment of commission, consisting
OF the governor. the president of the sem
ate and the speaker OF the house, To look
into the Salt Lake short line railroad
project between this city and Denver. WAS
killed in the house Friday upon the rec
AS provided in the bill. the commission
was TO lock into the feasibility OF what
Is known as the range tunnel and other
features and report 10 the next legisla-