The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-02
CAUCUS
| AND ADOPT RULES
|. i,1ative Programme for
Ezra Session Mapped Out
and officers Elected.
.srued From Page One.

uoory OF the new rules com
|trhsn nI ,hev would be offered tt
ri,s s,'se s Tuesday Immediately atEel
s.Ji ss.sJli;uinary organization Oh th'
,ssecond congress
Efforts to reduce the house
y 10 .nd dispense with extra en-
~ %s the Democratic caucus autnor l
E h sxssping changes. The abolish
'. 'npinety-eight appointive posi-
y o. .,s dropping of six standing
rs ,.;ass tas from the house list and the
ssmsnt 1s,t of the extra pay allowed
aD1 .ss;on to the employees are I'M
~ features Of the plan.
~ ecouomy the Democratic or,
= is, ~ decided that forty-two OF
pnuy;sl pn.;sl nolicemen employed about
! s.e;tnl ssII could be dispensed with; and
I . aia.t a.i%,tr.two clerkships and minor po,
wv nnder the clerk Of the house
~ aholIshed. One chief bill clerk
e Z a., m assistants and a stenographeT
We wi The place of the many clerks
4. ''i Jx committees abolished are
" - - militia, Pacific railroads.
x.Su1ss - private land claims,
nd improvements of the Mis-
- Gysr and ventilation and acous-
=. rmk OF these committees had
e. disappeared completely or had
q ,,Sen over by other committees.
~ Rev, Henry N. Couden of Port
=, Mich, who for many years has
a .AanInin Of the house, was unan-
ssY reelected. The caucus ad-
I'D At midnight.
rsJsnty Members Of Committees,
n Deuocratic members Of the stand
numitiees Of the house for the
SJsscond congress as seleceed oy tne
-, named In each case being chair
nm md Means-Underwood, Ala
W y. Randall, Texas; Harrison, New
-, Brautloy. Georgia; Shackleford,
-: :, Ntchin, North Carolina; James.
'rsScSy; RsIney, Illinois: Dixon. In
q EuEhes, New Jersey; Hull, Ten
=. Hammond, Minnesota; Peters,
.-s.susetts, Palmer, Pennsylvania
i.5rprIatlons-F1tzgerald. New York;
"a. Texas; Sherley, Kentucky;
|Srst Georgia. Johnson. South Caro-
IN PAGE, North Carolina; Saunders,
|;'1.s; McHenry, Pennsylvania. Rauch,
|S5ss: Byrnes, Tennessee; Sisson, Mis-
-, Kinold. New Jersey; Cox. Ohio;
5jr-Eenry, Texas: Pou. North Caro-
a: Hsrdwick, Georgia; Stanley, Ken
"a: Garrett. Tennessee; Foster, uli-
IA Denver, Ohio.
rssiIens No. 1-Ansberry, Ohio; Ed
- Georgia: Collier. Mississippi.
|I1zroa Maryland: Holland, Virginia:
|ke, New York.
Esfens No. 2-Hammill, New Jersey;
~, Indiana, Broussard. louisiana;
t3am, Maryland: Allen, Ohio; ia
Ii.sons No. 3-Goldfogls, New York;
"a virginia; WicklIffe, Louisiana:
|faae, Ohio. Davis, West Virginia;
|ttsir, Arkansas.
saIsry-clayton. Alabama; Henry.
|.hr; Webb, North Carolina. Carlin.
t51; Rucker. Missouri; Houston,
1z.Isse; Floyd, Arkansas; Thomas,
(eir.sy; Graham, Illinois, Davis, West
,5htE Dupre. louisiana; LittleEon,
Fok; Mccoy, New Jersey; McGii-
|Eths AiuS and currsney-pujo. Louisi-
y Glzs. Virginia; Talbot, MARYLAND;
|9s, Alabama: Moore. Texas; Latta.
Su.kh; Korbly. Indiana; Brown. West
;Iz.a; Bulkley. Ohio; Doughton, North
Il. Stephens, Mississippi: Daugh-
", Missouri; Kindred. New York;
lSa- South Carolina.
ehlse Weights and Measures-Hard-
"a Georgia; Riordan. New York: Ash
g Ohio: Carlin; Virginia; Ransden.
|Esara; Burgess, Texas; Tutuc. New
9eJ' Donohos, Pennsylvania: Reilly,
9astcut; Curley, Massachusetts.
serAse and Foreign Commerce
|etsses, Georgia.; Richardson. Alaska, !,
. Tennessee; Smith. Texas: Brous-
louisiana; Goldfogle. New York;
- Missouri; SABBATH. Illinois: Mar
n Oorsdo; Covington. Maryland:
Indiana; Gould, Maine; Doremus:
|La,an; Goekc. Ohio.
sfsI and MISUNDERSTANDING FlorI-