The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-02
IInEs BRING
|AREvOLUTION
lou,e to Be Wholly
|peorqanized Under
Champ Clark
Regime


& uoteworthy for its harmony and
uuo,hness of It's progress, the
'~antic members of the new house
|nrs.entatives today adopted with
,l,ese the committee assignments.
wo,omy programme and the new
|s rupsred for the coming session
1 % committees that have been
rilg in The last month.
|t7haut changes IN procedure and
|s,ral reorganization of the house
a rs1h from the action of the Dem
Eh The power of naming commit
4 ns definitely taken from the
Eir hv the rules, and lodged in the
II i;sslf
|Irritice members are to be elected
Ia house. not only in the first in
b. bul also in the filing of vacan
4 nSing of $1S2.000 III the annual
y Il running congress is promised
|kJ The cutting ont of superhuous
E'E9s and inactive committees,
iHough the adjustment of the
hsoled 'extra months pay.
0flsire places are put into the
|ls1f one committee. a SPECIAL body
; luown as the committee on or
r1,iOr, aud the scramble for con
Ftanl positions will center about
hlN.
Officers Elected.
'ihf night session Il legislative pro.
p was adopted and officers were
RI as follows:
Ft-SOutb Trimblc of Frankfort.
vs9 was member of the Fifty.
~ congress
'rrtat-at.arms-U. S. jackson of
Lih. who defeated William II.
|so Of New York by vote of III
alsspcr-Ioseph J. sinnott of
alnassr-WilIiam NJ, Dunbar OF
ia, Ca was elected on the third
afieatlog X. 6. Bremncr OF
9asey. l0l 10 81.
sallye programme was submit
y CHAIRMAN Underwood of the
na mems committee and adopted
& aacuS 1t is designed to limit
Suvities of the extra session to
n'lious MS popular election Of
- 'anadlan reciprocity, tariff
- inVcstlgatlon Of governmental
Ss.ls' congressional reapportion-
melood for Arizona and New
= :, general deficiency appropria.
yl'fc' of Columbia legislation,
r'ue"y OF campaign contribu
1 New Rules Adopted,
1upGnant changes in the rules
ai'u Inc new congress viii OPP
Nler'lou of committees by the
tsioh St. TO prevent flibustcring
IS, :. .. 'ole giving authority TO dis
''lolittees from consideration
s,ran,;'on permitting amendments
gssp,Alion bills whenever those
sis,.1' sii' viii result in retrenchment
sEaal Expenditures.
ssy n.y for bills to come no twice
Rrileee. ''' unanimous con
b 70 n Prevent hlibustering on
y =; aischarge a COMMITTEES from
se, a.. oiil is the result of the
,ss"naueted in the last session
n si'@.sn'atlve Mann of Illinois.
l,s,SA we postoflice reorganization
All S" Sm ,the calendar under this
k.sly .Y'ahded that it be read
b a., a. ." operation that consumed
y ,s,d rulS provides that bill
.. ,h,,, ha ,puly by its title and that
n vord. % not be more than one
h i,om i' long II prohibits any
ono >; ;naVlng before the house
y dirb.ruie more than two mo.
y Of h;nlee h;Tlee committees from the
nis hail.. h,s. Under this rule the
n oE.;uevc 1t can he made 10
spiSse iIS"eInalIy m intended to prevent
i,s is rn1a o. bills in committee.
,mucw. iaiiectlng appropriation
w. f;,ss fra Of the So, called "'Hol-
Y II M. no, used by the Democrats
u. bulls of wide 'rfS rharactep :" ap.
Va Of As'nnesndments will affect a
lsuy e.. federal expenditures.
p,s Session of Caucus.
tan%Soslatie .t caucus met in the
nafpppursd5 5hIs morning and its ses. @
. I'd usa evsa throughout The after
s BnyyIaa,he' Presided over bv
M V TvPf'ssson of Texas. as 'ci char n2
l,s a disposed of the g. rules, eso' ths hs
iis sIsa,rc cIIforc o'clock. o t"s apd GSd1nomy eom,
e1isht. ''on Of officers in the
4 me adoption of the rules
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