The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-07

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are killed merciIessy by the Sitting COM
| mittee the session will likely continue well
INTO next week: The legal day for ad =
,ournment is Thursday. but the IcGisla-
| tors will stop the clock and continue for
several days with the work OF the six
! ticth legislative day.
| ter and others who want TO go TO a
saloon, and l cannot see that they have
not right to go there If they want to.
Again. | am Of the opinion that The mn
nicipal authorities are the proper ones
to regulate the liquor traffic In their
respective cities"
Peterson said that the charges of fill
clustering made against the Democrats
on the floor OF the house were unjust
rhey had done no flibustering, he said
They wanted one amendment. and IL that
amendment were made they were for
the bill,
Opposes Judicial Licensing.
Wootton announced that he was op-
posed 10 taking from the city council
me authority to issue licenses and place
lt In the hands of the district Judges
The district judges, he said. knew noIh
Ing about the matter except from hear
say and the whole scheme 10 bring the
this regard. was simply scheme TO de-
yeloD political club to run things in
salt Lake City
ss,3 II beieXe 1ISs in letting this city run it.
ciared himself opposed to reconsidera-
ton.
Holman interrupted him at this point
by. saving that no amendment To the
bill had been proposed. To this Wootton
replied that he was ready at one time
&c, 90 consent TO certain amendments If
tneS me were made In good faith. but. to
ms mind, the amendments proposed Sat-
urday were so trivial as virtually TO be
an insult TO the Intelligence of the house.
re also declared that every delay
NJ hn
Two years ago he added, we did the
same thing which some OF us are trying
10 90 now. and we went home without
getting any liquor legislation | would
not nave opposed an amendment fixing
The. closing hour of saloons at IL O'clock
II 1T had been made last Saturday. but
1T is too late now"
yelling Calls 1t Absurd.
W. yelling ling objected to the proposed delay
tli until this aiternoon You brought this
noon. he said. land the clerk read H.
Before the echo OF his voice had died
S"ay Sy you were demanding a roll call
You were unwilling at that time to con
slider for one hour this important bin.
upon the ground that no further consid
Grafton was needed. Now you want to
,,at IKE n"ShIy Tour hours 10 consider the
mater oi reconsideration. 1t is absurd -
White OF Utah county thought it n
waste Of time 10 delay the vote on re-
Gonsidera ZION There were some features
In the bill that he liked and some that /
ne dld not like. But lie was satisfied |
that the bill as a whole was the best !
that he could get and he proposed to
stand by H.
Holman said that Governor Sprv want (
ed the bill In little different form, and (
declared that the senate would have I
nors wishes If IL had been advised of |
them before the bill passed that body and |
had known that no amendment would be |
allowed in the house. Anyway" de-
II.
constitutional bill. This measure docs |
not repeal section FOG, compiled laws. and |
until that section is repealed the bin is
not constitutional
Holman also declared that the bill in
its present form did not represent the
real sentiment of q majority of either
house.
Pages Pertinent Questions.
Page was opposed to postponement 81
would like to know what is the matter
with YOU people, anyway he said. Ibid Il
You get away from somebody last Satur-
day? Did YOU take the bit in your teeth? II
Are you going TO vote now as somebody
wants YOU to- That's what ! would like
TO know, There is an old scriptural quo
IatiUn regarding four things that are diff
hcult TO understandable way OF a bird
IN the air. a vessel on the water. a maid
and man, and a serpent on a rock. II
were going TO add a fifth 10 this list II
would he the way of a bunch with !
liquor bill. Now, ! am talking TO the
on this floor You who are |
members pl thing YOU call a party. | |
NanI to ask YOU II Your votes are being |
lf YOU did not vote YOUR judy
ncnt last Saturday. why didn't YOU? II |
tou did vote Your judsmen, last Satur-
ise's judgment now? Arc you large |
enough 10 pass your own legislation with |
'ut help from people on the outside, or
IRE YOU SO puerlle that you will follow |
he lead Of outsiders? / want 10 warn
'ou that YOU are in a serious position
rhe people expect something at Your
D,llc md f,r s1,.,l
hey going 10 get II or whether they |
ire going 10 get il where the chicken
-ot the AK. II
Anderson declared that he stood ex- 1
city whore he stood last Saturday and /
hat he was ready To vote upon the mo- Il
ion to reconsider without further DELAY
Y thanking Page for SAYING that he
'ould let the majority do as II pleased II
You are entirely welcome. am
'illng Ia do anythng~ can do for YOU H
sPlicd Page amid a general litter. II
Says Bill Salts Nobody. H
Pope then went on TO say that The bill II
as compromise measure 1t did not H
Iit the committee that drafted il ana H
didn,, suit anybody in its present
'rm. lie was In favor OF the members H
citing together and endeavorIug 10 H
Zach conclusion on proposed amend H
,enis II they got together The bin i
OF get together, they could then allow n
le. bill TO remain where it Is H
Mr.. Holman al this time volunteered H
/. information that II amendments H
pud not I've agreed upon he would n
'onise not 10 press his motion for re- II
,nslderation this afternoon. This con-
uded the oratory, and the vote upon H
ope motion To make the matter OF re- II
'nsideratlon a special order for . o'clock II
Ms AFTERNOON was as follows:
6cas-Alison. Bckmore. Cole, Crapo II
ahlquist, Eardlev Ekmen Farm sworth II
enrie. Hines. Holman, Madsen, McRae. H
ope, Russell, seeIy, smith. Spencer |
ack. Tobias: Woolley, zemer and Mr. n
I'll
Nays--Anderson, Day. Funk Grow, H
ayes, HarsnherGer. Jones. Kearns. ! H