The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-11
IMPORTANT WORK IS
/ TO Be CONSIDERED
>nn,lal Conference of Cover
|nors Begins at Spring Lake,
N. j., Tomorrow.
Il AN OF THE SECRETARY
VERY State Report, Document
|,nd Law TO Be Kept Con-
a stantly on File.

.xn,,Sc; LAKE. y. J.. Sept. lo.-A
- laws. embracing every statute
,,oy. Of every state in the union,
% - be replcnished annually with the
,,,,rd,,ous enactments OF the forty
y i,u.1islat,-es, fresh from INC names OF
q maker. will spring into being s ane
fult yh,,sInnjng i, here next Tuesday. II
Inois Inoisen, nroCramme of Secretary VIII
q pcso-cc Jordan meets With the sue
~ which he believes II VIII;
srb,s is not a mere theory Mt Jor-
,io ,dec,ared "It is an actual. clearly
'srsJ sh systomutiSed. and PRACTICAL
.>"bod which has been workins ON a
'oalI scale for tho past elght m9nLnS, t,
|''sh q perfccted organization, sufficient
~. ~ contributed by all the states. and
nss aSausriors and library. II Will contain
~ stata rcport, document and law,
a ,r-,il he the one place in the country
[arc every important activity OF every
"a viii be almost automatically reg
-rrod in the secretary oitice, ana n
al law or any good i0ea IN one stare
"A he brought 10 the attention OF all
& others
Will Be Permanent.
7be nlsn also includes making perma-
IN end continuous the conference
|is. IL Is planned. would be done by
>ans OF the central bureau. whose sec
|fary would afford quick means OF
'nmuniicatlon among tho various state
rcuiiyes al their capitals. The bu-
al would also act as a clearing house
Information among the states at times
I'm tho conference is not actually In
MON, Mr. Jordan plans. and. should
|rasIon warrant. bulletins Will also be
.usd on important legislation enacted
bending. during the year.
|r1Is is but one item. however. In the
rrest and most comprehensive pro-
mime attempted by the executives at
a time since their first gathering four
trs ago. Matters foremost in the va
Dus states will he discussed. such as
question OF the regulation OF public
Hts corporations, employers liability,
D Inheritance tax question. prison
bpr and strengthening OF the eXccu-
|fs power The question Of Uniform
'proe laws may also be brought before
b gathering.
. Subjects to Be Discussed.
statc control Of public utility corpora
|ns. employers liability and working
ms compensation arc 10 he given a
u days discussion each. a half day
II also he devoted 10 a discussion of
b rights OF the state 10 fix intra state
rn rates, This will be led by an ad-
sss from Governor Herbert S. Hadley
Missouri.
9ov.ror Francis r. McGovern OF Wis
@an ~ down on the programme for the
ucpal address on the state control
public utilities. Governor Bcryl +.
|fIoil Of Iowa was also slated TO talk
this subject, but Will be unable to
end. Governor Eugene n. Foss OF Mas
fnusetts Will open the discussion on
'ployers liability and workingmcn
upensation. while a paper By Governor
Enld West of Oregon and another By
.frnor Chase S. Osborn OF Michigan
taRe Up the problems OF prison labor
|cInors John A. Dix Of New York and
-llnd f. Noel OF Mississippi are on the
5famme for discussion Of the inher-
Y tax and state comfy.
+ne meetings viii open on Tuesday,
uosernor Woodrow Wilson OF New
" VIII deliver an address OF wcl-
1ovcrnor Joseph NJ, Carey of
2mlne VIII respond. In the evening
einoF and Mrs. Wilson will give a. i
p.lon for the visitors and those who |
npany them at the executive cot
st seaelrt, two miles away. This
dinner 10 be given on THURSDAY |
py me Spring Lake reception com !
X, VIII be the only social events
tne men, For the women A numher
'ess and other entertainments have |