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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-14
APPOINTMENTS ARE
LOOKED FOR TODAY
Understanding Is That Cover
nor Will Rename Many of
Present Officers.

The sppoIntIncnts of Governor Spry
are expected by the senate today. The
governor has not yet made his appoint =
ments, although the senate has been
daily expecting him TO do so. Tho COVER
nor said Monday, however. that he Will
try to get them 10 the senate today. 1t
Is understood that he will reappolnt most
of the present state officials VINO are
holding important positions,
All the present members OF the state
land board and F. w. Chambers, state
fish and game commissioner, IL is under
stood. are TO he reappolntcd, w. II.
Thain and W. d. Candland. two OF the
appointments were rejected by the SEN
ate two years ago and who were alter
ward named as recess appointecs. are
practically sure OF rcapDointmcnt by the
governor. Efforts have been made To
secure enough pledges for their conilrna-
lion this time. Thain Is said to lie sure
Of confirmation. but doubt has been cN-
pressed as to whether Candland can Sc
cure n sufficient number OF votes
Early in the session a bill was intro
duccd in the senate providing that "A per
son whose appointment by the governor
had been rejected by the senate should
be ncligih hle TO hold office as a recess APP
pointce. The bin was passed by the
senate but was tabled by the house.
Several bills increasing the number Of
members Of various state boards have
passed both houses and were signed by
the governor Monday. One or two other
still pending. The appointments TO he
made by the governor today VIII be In
accordance with the bills which have
passed both houses
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SIGNED BY GOVERNOR.
Senate Bills

Senate bill No. I2l. by Stookcy-An act
providing Tor the appointment, OF an al
! ditiona judge for the Third judicial DIS
trict.
Senate bin no 100. hv Stookcy-An act
providing for the appointment of an addi-
tonal Judge FOR the Second judicial dis
triCt.
Senate joint resolution No. II. by Gard
ner-A resolution designating the design
for the official state flag Of Utah.
Senate bill No. 272. by Marks-An act
approprlating $3.50, O0O for the erection Of
state capitol building.
Senate bill No. 10. by Williamson
act providing for the comforting OF de-
gree Of engineering In agriculture ny the
Agricultural college.
Senate hill No 80. by Wil;iams-An ac.
providing for courses In elementary en-
gineering in the normal department OF the
University of Utah.
Senate bill No. 1913. ny judiciary com
mittee-An act providing that the serv-
ice Of subpoenas In city courts is not nee
essary TO the collection OF witness fees.
Senate bill No. 2o2, br committee on
agriculture and irrisation-An act appro-
priating S2h for the holding of far
mers Institutes under the direction Of
tho Agricultural college.
Senate bill No. 103. bv Williams-An act
increasing the number of the board Of
trustees Of the Agricultural college from
nine 10 thirteen and making The secre-
tary Of state member Of the board.
Senate hill No. l0i. by Williams-An
act Increasing the number of The board
Of trustees OF the state industrial school
from three TO seven and making the at
torney general and the state supcrin-
tendont OF public instruction members of
the board.
Senate bill No. 106 ny Willams-An
act increasing the number OF the board
Of regents OF the University of Utah from
nine TO thirteen and making the secre-
tary Of state a member of the board
federal relations-An act cedng iurisdic
ticn over the military reservations OF Fort
Douglas and Fort Duchesnc to the fee. .
eral government.
Senate bill No. 2o1. by committee on
agriculture and irrigation-An act appro-
prlating 100000 for the investigation and
experimental work by the Agricultural
college.
Senate biIl No. ll2. by Smith-An act
eNempiing veterans Of the Spanish Amer
lean war from the payment of poll tax.
Senate bill No. 2S. by Badger-An act
giving counties power to levy special
tax for the purpose of maintaining eX-
hihits OF products and industries.
Senate bill No. "a. by Smith-An act
relating TO the marking and branding OF
receptacles for dairy products.
Senate bill No. ii2. by Stookey-An act
ment OF the fund derived from taxation
for high school purposes.
House bill No. 2o9. by Funk-An act
relating to the establishment of high
schools.
House bill No. l23. by Anderson-An
act creating u bank commissioner and
for the regulation Of banking.
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BILLS PASSED.
BY the Senate.

Senate bill No. 2i3. by special commit
tee on county boundaries-An act chang ,
ing the boundary lines of Sanpete ana
Juah counties
Senate bill No. 2iO. by Stookey--An
act 10 provide for the medical cxamina
ton OF school children.
House bill No. 237. by judiciary com
mittee-An act providing that when con :
grcss decides that Utah Is entitled TO
another congressman. both congressman
shall be elected at large
House bill No. 100, by Hayes-An act
providing for the. manner OF estaolish
ing libraries and gyninaS1ums In tnc
cities and towns of the state
Senate bill No. 273. by Badger--An act
providing for the tax lev" for the gem
eral revenue of the state.
House Joint resolution No. ), by Hines
A resolution opposing reciprocity with
Canada.
Senate Bill No. 25S. by sevy-An act
establishing an agricultural experiment
station on the lands Of the former Pan
guitch Indian school.
House bill No. 165. by committee on
mining and smclting-An act providing
for deputy mining inspector and making
more stringent regulations governing the
mining Industry.
Senate bill No. los. by Badger-An act
approprIating $500 for the support Of
the Utah chamber OF commerce.
Senate bill No. $50. by Booth-An act
providing that contractors shall deposit
a bond OF onc-half the amount OF the
cost OF construction Of school buildings,
House bill No. 229. by Pope, White and
Henrie-An act providing for the use of
convict labor on public roads.
House bill No. 5S by Harshberger-An
act appropriating $4,000 for the sinking
of wells In dry farming districts.
House bill No. 2l3. by Iiemer-An act
providing for siDplifled form of tax no.
ticcs.
House bin No. 24Tf by Stookey-An act
making the abandonment and nonsupport
of wife or children misdemeanor
Senate bill No. S4 by Horsley-An act
defining the powers and duties of the
state horticultural commission.
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BILL IS AIMED At
WALKING DELEGATE
House Passes Measure Making
Coercion" of LabOring Men
NIiSdemeanOr.

Holman's coercion Of laborlne men
measure. house bill No. 247. with special
reference 10 the walking delegate. was
passed in the house. after amendment.
Monday afternoon, by vote OF 80 To =,
with Z absent and no, voting. The meas
urc. amended reads:
Section / II shall be unlawful for
any person 10 exact by threat, coercion.
any money. tribute or support whatso
| ever, from laboring men: or 10 induce
them by threats. coercion or otherwise, to
join any labor organization.
Section p Any person violating any
OF the provisions OF this act shall be
J guilty OF a misdemeanor. Provided. that
any person who commonly practices. or
who follows the occupation OF exacting
| money, tribute or support from laboring
men by means OF threats or coercion. for
any purpose whatsoever. shall be deemed
a common vasrant and punished accord
| ingly."
| When the bill came up for final pas
| sage Richardson took the floor in op-
| position to II, on the ground that il
was spite" measure and that 1t had
| been framed for revenge. lie also added.
| in effect. that a committee from Bing
| ham had come TO the city and filed
certain charges and that the bill was the
result
Holman objected to the remarks as
being personal. but Richardson retorted:
| 1T is not personal; l am not mention
ing any names"
| Russell also opposed the bill. on the
ground that 1t was too drastic and would
tend to hamper labor unions
Holman denied that the measure had
been introduced for the purpose OF re-
venge and declared that 1t was not un-
fair TO legitimate labor or laborns men,
Since introducing the measure, he con-
tinued, he had received a number OF mes
sages from business men. mining men
and members OF labor unions indorsng
the measure. The bill, he added. would
put q check upon the walking delegate
who in the habit OF threatening for
elgners and forcing them to Join labor
unions when they preferred not TO join.
The only amendments made to the bill
before passage was the striking out of
the words. ''or otherwise" where they
appeared after the word coercion" in
each OF the sections. The vote on roll
call was as follows:
Yeas-Alison. Bickmore. Crapo. Dahl
quist, Day. Ekman, Farnsworth. Funk.
Grow, Hayes. Harshberger, Henrie, Hol-
man. Jones, Kearns, Langston, Madsen,
McRae, Meeks. Miller Nebeker. Peter
son. Sanderson, Seely, Smith. Spencer,
Thornley,. yelling. White, Woolley. Woot-
ton Ziemer and Mr.. Speaker-53.
Nays-Packard. Richardson Russell,
Stack and Tobias-5.
Absent and not voting-Anderson Cole,
Eardley. Hines, Morris, Page and
Pope-I,
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In the House,

House bill No. 2i2. by committee on
appropria :ions--An act making appropri
ations for the state government for 1911
and 1912.
Senate bill No 244 by committee on
public lealth-An act regulating the
practice OF medicine and surgery and
liking the duties OF the board OF med
ical examiners.
House bill No. 60. by Blchardson-An
act limiting the hours which females be
allowed or employed TO work.
House bill No. 247. by Holman-An act
relating 10 walking delegates,
House bills Nos. 9S and loo, by Hayes
An act relating TO the juvenile court; as
amended by the senate.
House bill No. t65, by committee on
mining and smelting-An act relating TO
coal mine Inspector; as amended by sem
ate.
House bin No IS. BIZ Harshherger-An
act rela ting to the sinking OF wells In
dry farming territory; as amended by
the senate.
House bill No 229. by special commit
tce-An act relating TO working convcts
on state and county roads; as amended
by senate.
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FAVORABLy REPORTED
BY SITTING COMMITTEE
In the House

Senate Joint resolution No. 8. by Iver~
son-An act relating 10 taxation.
Senate Joint resolution No. I. by Iver-
son-An act relating to taxation.
Senate joint resolution No ~, by
Marks--An act relating 10 state and
county boards of equalization.
Senate bill No. l75 by Iverson-An act
relating TO the acceptance and reclama =
ton of certain desert lands by the
state.
Senate bill No. So. hy stookey-Ar
act relating 10 the University OF Utah
and tic Agricultural college.
Senate bill No. SO. by Burton-An act
relating 10 Insurance..
Senate bin No. 2o3. by Marks-An ac,
relating Ia highways.
Senate bill No. 2e5. by Williams-Ar
act making the Sego lily the state flower
Senate bin No. 23t. by Williamson
act relating 10 teachers in public schools
Senate bill No. 23i bv Booth-An act
relating TO the valuation Of instruments
in writing.
Senate bin No. 239. by Marks-An ac,
relating 20 the classification OF property
by the state board OF equalization
Senate bill No. 256. by judiciary com
mittee-An act relating to the unlawful
use OF guapowder and other explosives.
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ADDS $4,000 FOR
ROADS AND BR|DGEI
House Refuses TO Boost Indus
trial School or Decrease
Mental Hospital.

& greater part of the forenoon sess7
Of the house and an hour or more Of p
afternoon session were taken up by !,
lawmakers Monday In considering y
house appropriations bill. x
While the clerk was reading tne ~ \,
amendments were made by allowing y
following items for roads and Drlatss =.
Piute county $4,000; Cache s2uvo; ~ ~
Elder, 5000; Sewer county. si0oo' ~
county. $4,000. total, s95oO. =,
Mr. Allison made hard tlsnt TO !.,sss u
tain sioO0 additional for the state ifiam
trial school but did not succeed y.
Mr.. Smith attacked the state Ineps. s',
hospital appropriation and wanted !, ~ ~
terially reduced. Mr.. Smith declared t,s' w.
II is costing ten times as much 10 ~
the COWS at the hospital as II snos5
cost by reason of the fact that the s.,
mails are being kept on valuable "a
that ought 10 he used for other pirP's N,
Mr. White took the ground .ns. VI
appropriation should be Increased in7sseo Va
or lowered. II this were done; NC .sts ~
the women could wear something so1ss. NM,
thing better than the cheapes, o'.I1 rosI1
Better clothing. he coniendeo'
mean much to the patients ,uc,Ic.
Mr.. Smiths motion for rsoa',T, "r,
OF the hospital appropriation isiIcu unsr. s
the bin was then passed by tne IA
imous vote of all members present ~
AS finally passed. the bill ooss ,,,s ss.
differ materially in amount from t,,e ~ fzk
gregate first announced There 20 s.rs,t
OF Increasing the claims OF newsrsJors, ne,,risors,
for publishing the proposed consi,shsr- onsi,,. hsr-
amendments IL per cent. the cia!iisn IN &
ing been reduced an average o. " N
cent by the state board OF examlneiS ~ 4
this matter Will be agreed upon - ny,-
conference committee, which MI. ss,pt ~ 70
the senate and house bills. In aa.sngs 1,sD1-
get together ON one bill. The h3esso h,.sos m
bers of the conference comHll'eS
Wootton, Henrie and Nebeker. III
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Passes Memorial Protesti,,
Against Removal of Tariff !,
Certain Commodities.
WOOL, LEAD, LIVESTOCK !;
AND PRODUCTS INCLUDpo
Funk Declares That Action
Evidence That SeIf-Preser.
vatiOn Is First Law.

The senate on Monday passed III, =.
mortal To congress protesting ,sa9.
reciprocity with Canada on wool s1'n, 1,n,
livestock and farm products. The vG
on the memorial was l. TO .. -
The memorial was introduced In d
house by Hines. As originally Drawn ~ ~
memorial only protested agains; ,bs y. =.
nuyal of the tariff on lead and wnoI i
was amended Ia include liyesioot
farm products, which makes il cover =
OF the important items Of the reclDroe,,
treaty before the measure passed '.i' ~
house. Wien IT reached the senate ear
grcss was about TO adjourn nnd the ~
mortal was killed. When II WAS disr"@
cred that an extra session would be- esII.
the senate reSuTrcCtcd the memorial a.
placed il on the calendar. =
ON motion Of Senator HYDE az Ia,
the memorial was placed on It's an,, ~
sage Monday afternoon. Senator WFss,,
of Wasatch, who likes to he consider
as an insurGcut Republican, obiecis5 ,
tho memorial He said:
This is purely a political question. A
! believe its consideration is out ol nIs,
in this body | believe in protecting ~
infant industries. but VIC are no onr,
in swaddlins clothes. Our Infants hsr
become full grown and don't need n
fostering care any longer, am opposs
to tho memorial"
Hyde declared that his underestimate
WAS that titah's representative in cor
gross wished some advice on Ibis mle,
iiou and thought that il was proper m;
the legislature should advise Them. :
Senator Funk Of Cache was lire mi
Democrat in the chamber when The m,
mortal came up for passage. lie said:
This memorial reminds me of an q
prayer that is frequently quoted. | Vi
give IL To YOU again without comment.
Dear Lord Bless mo and my wIt
my son. John. and his wife, We four an
no more. Amen
Senator Kuchlcr spoke in favor of IA
resolution and Senator kcll, aralns,
although he voted for II. On roll a
Senator Booth said that II" WAS in fsu
of the text of the memorial hut thougI
that this legislature should not a,leml
20 bind the congressional rcpresentaits'
of this state and for that roasolr vcl,
against Il. The roll call ON the meUiori
was. go
Aves-Badgcr. Horsley. Hyde. Ksn
kuchlcr. Lunt Marks Sevy Stoke
Williams. President Gariner-i2i
Noes Booth. Funk, lversou,l Smit
Wilson,.
Abscnt-olson.
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STATE ASSISTS CHAMBER !
OF COMMERCE ENID

The senate voted Monday TO APPLY.
ate $500 TO tie Manufacturers ;'s ss'yi i,tnl
ton OF Utah for the support o. OF tns nnsnsujs
Chamber of Commerce for tne tIthef
two years. The association nus h,srce Is
maintained the chamber OF con,,,,n,,ies
hibit OF the resources ana lli.,s AT II
own owl 'e; expense. Sc The expense of mai msln'ias' ~
ing this exhibit has been so Ell, gsv' s.od'
the association feared the cNhip'
have 10 be abandoned, ..u Anab
However. the appropriation ,,alnta'
the association 10 enlarge anu ;nfsf,tiH
OF of the iMeeassa assocstion s to appropriats, s "a
amount for the same purpose s i ~
the state appropriation is mnmsy mau al
bill passed the senate unanIi''o
Is expected TO pass the house
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BILLS REJECTED.
In the Senate,

Senate bill No. 81 by Wilson-An act
providing that justices of the peace In
cities shall be attorneys,
Senate bill No. zoe by Horsley-An act
prohibiting the manufacture and sale of
cigarettes and cigarette paper.
Senate bill No. 1iS. by Badger-An act
making provision for discharge OF sure
tics from Judiciary bonds.
senate bill No. 14l. by Kelly-An act
regulating the business of express com
panies.
Senate bill No 142 by Booth-An ac,
providing for tho form by conveyance
by executors and administrators.
Senate bill No. 263. by Badger-An act
giving city councils the power to regu-
late weighing and computing devices
Senate bill No. l64. by Kucher-An act
creating the office Of commissioners OF
boats and pilots.
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Oppose Commission Bill.

OGDEN, March l3.-At a meeting of
the Ogden Trade and Labor assembly to-
night, resolution was unanimously
adopted protesting against the passage OF
the Kelly commission bill, which has
passed the senate and now awaits action
by the house, The resolution classes the
bill undemocralic and says that il does
not give the people a voice in the grant
ing of franchises to public service cor
porations. Copies OF the resolution will
be sent TO the governor and Representa- :
tive Myron Is Richardson. representing
the labor element from Weber county In
the lower house,
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BILLS INTRODUCED.
In the Senate.

senate bill no, 273, by Badger-An act
providing Tor the biennial taxation for
the revenues OF the state for the ensuing
two years. Passed under suspension OF
The rules.
Senate blu No. 974. by KelIy-An act
providing Tor the medical examination Of
persons Supplying for marriage licenses
Referred to sitting committee.
Senate bill No. 275. by committee on
fish and gamc-An act revising the fish
ang game laws OF the state. Referred
10 the sitting committee
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Bill Passes After Fight.

The bill by Senator Stookey providing
for the compulsory medical examination
of school children occasioned consider
able opposition In the senate Monday II
finally passed by bare majority. The
vote on the bill was:
Ayes-Badgcr, Booth. Burton. Horsley,
Hyde. Kelly. Lunt, Scvy. Stookeys VIII
liams-l0
Noes-Funk. Iverson. Kuchler, Marks.
Wilson, President Gardner-6.
Absent-Olson, Smith,
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TWO CONGRE:SSMEIv
ELECTED At LARGE
Bill Contingent Upon Action of
Congress Passed by Both
Houses.

II Utah is given another member of
congress in the congressional apportIon-
ment expected from the special session.
both Of thc congressman from llah VIII
he elected at large. 4 house bill pro-
viding for the election OF two congress
men at large. In case Utah is given TWO
congressman under the new apportlon-
ment. was passed hy the senate on MON
dav II has now passed both houses of
tho legislature and probably will he
signed by the governor.
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I,iouor Measure for To-day

Senate bill No 205. the iquo. Mo-
Gay Tas PoTnns naGfa on and sh1 proSaSy aGsis vii
up by the house today. The C.. 'r COME
placed on the calendar after tus tITsvns Al
ence committee, consisting OF ic.,i,N m,
Pope from the house and o'tthjs con
the senate. had reported that t,,,sndrrsnl
mittee had agreed upon the t
as made in the senate.
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WITHOUT RECOMMENDATION
In the Senate.

labor-An act making gambling consti
tute felony.
Senate bill No. 12S. by Gardner-An act
fixing the maximum rates for the trans
portation OF coal.
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F F|SH AND CANE
LAWS REVISED
New Bill Makes Numerous
Changes in Statute Now
on Books.
EXTENDS OPEN SEASON
FOR ANGLING FOR TROUT
Sale Prohibited by State of
Eggs or Fry; Screening
Provision Included.

complete revision OF The fish and
game laws OF the state Is contemplated
by measure introduced in the leSisla-
turo Monday by the senate committee
on fish and game. When the bill was
introduced Senator c. u. Marks OF Salt
Lake. chairman OF the committee. moved
that tho bill be placed on the calendar.
AS II substitute Senator Rudolph kuch-
Ter of Weber moved that The The biil go ,,, TO
the sitting committee. The substitute
carried by vote Of TO 8,
The bill carries several important
changes in the fish and game laws one
section provides for the screening Vof all
Irrigation canals in order 10 prevent hsl
leaving the streams by these channels.
The screens arc 10 be furnished by The
state. but must be kept In repair by the
water user. Ncglcctlng to install and
maintain these screens Is made a mis-
demcanor.
Fishing Season Extended.
The fishing season is extended to March
|, so that the season hereafter. II this
June IA TO March |. The fee charged
owners Of private ponds for annual IL
ccnses is reduced from $40 To 81. In the
section forbddlnS the sale Of trout not
grown and propa gated In private ponds,
exception is made of Mackinaw trout.
The law forbddiug the SEEMING OF FISH
other than carp, catfish, bullheads and
other varieties in various parts of the
state is revised and made more definite
in it's application. In the bill providing
for the sale OF confisCatcd fishing tackle.
provision is made that such sale shall
take place within sixty DAYS after the
Coufiscation.
The deer season is changed to the
period between November / and Noven-
Der IS. instead Of from October Is TO
November ID, and each hunter is limited
to one male deer. a beaver season is
fXed between November / and 15. and
each trapoer is limited 10 three beavers.
Doua Jc profecfod
The law permitting the shooting Of
mourning doves is repealed. and the
mourning doves are placed among the
protected birds. A sage hen season be-
tween September 10 and October i and
a grouse season between September /
and 10 arc fixed. Sneak boats. floating
blinds ana sink boxes arc permitted in
duck shooting within fifty yards of the
main shore Of any body of water
license for hunting rabbits Is made
necessary, for the reason that poachers
who are caught hunting without license
invariably make the claim that they are
hunting rabbits.
propriatcd for improvements at the Fish
menis at the Burraston ponds In Juah
county. The fish and game commissioner
Is authorized to purchase gasoline
launch for use on Utah lake.
The bill provides that no fish fry or
eggs shall be sold by the state. IT di-
rects the state fish and game commits
Soner to study diseases of fish and game
and 10 make periodical reports concern =
ing such diseases.
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In the House.

House bill No. 12S by committee on
public utiIilics-An act fixing maximum
rates that may be charged by railroad
compenies for the transportation OF coal.
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BILLS TABLED.
In fLe House

House bill No. 80. by Russcll-An act
relating to fish and game.
House bill No. 1874 by Grow-An act
relating 10 fish and game.
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Senate bill No l2l. nv StcoEcy-An act
providing Tor the appointment, Of an ad =
dtional Judge for the Third judicial DIS
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