The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-31
HAS FQUVD SOLUTION
OF REVENUE PROBLEM
New Compromise Bill Passes
Idaho House and Goes
10 Senate.
By Tad
Special 10 The Tribune.

Special 10 The Tribune
BOISE, Idaho. Jan. 5n-Order was
brought ont Of chaos IN the legislature
here Today and revenue relief meas
ure. conlbina tion OF the Hawiey tax
commission bill the second nouss tax
commission measure and the relief bib
the governor vetoed. was introduced and
passed in the house and sent TO the sem
ate for ratification
The possibility OF the legislature post
poning adjournment through a deadlock
vanished. for after the senate received
the revenue bill IL rescinded its action
on the house resolution fixing adjourn
:neut at 6 O'Clock tonight, and passed
and rad ratified bv the house 2 motion
extending the adjournment 10 noon to-
morrow
The combination revenue bin was made
special order In the senate tomorrow
morning al 10 O'Clock. This measure
conforms with the governors idea car
rylne out his full cash value plan, the
assessment Of bank stock and mines. II
passed hy The senate. a compromise VIII
have beer struck between The legislature
and The chief executive There Is now no
possibility OF A tax commission bill be-
ing passed.
The governor won victory In Tho
house this morning, who's by few votes
ihat body failed TO pass The revenue bill
over his veto. :, ,Yn-isrds vote Was
required and the roll call showed The
vote standing 81 for and 20 against. on~
Democrat left the ranks Of his party and
voted with tho Republicans.
Tho house was nj sea when II faIiel
I'm The attempt to pass the vetoed bill.
but Minority Leader Davis sprsnc 4 SON
sallon few minutes later by introdu"-
inc an cntrelt new bill. Hnovn as No.
81. the combination measure.
Tao Republicans and Democrats do
terlnined 10 enact some Kind ~ reiSf
bin. Ii was passed late This afternoon
and sent 10 the senate. hut failure 1"
have printed copies the members
desks forced the postponement ~ con-
though Majority .esde, Gcodins insisted
That the senate continue in night session
and prevent further DELAY.
The senate went ON record. through The
massage OF memorial. as opposed 10 the
Underwood bill pending IN congress on
the grounds ii seeks In reduce tne tariff
on lead and zinc ores and ir passed vii
virtually result in the closing DOWN of
many of The large lead minea in this state
and drive out capital The memorial was
in a compromise form, introduced bv
Senator Whitcomb, Republican. and SEN
ator Day. Democrat,
Congress was also memoriaized to ceds
to Idaho. I'm the event Boise barracks is
discontinued section OF very valuable
land. To he used ms The central site fnr
Idaho's state educational institutions. In
clu5nS the university of Idaho.
The predatory animal and sanitary
fund bills. which provide for raising the
fund through general inFtead of spe-
cial tax on sheep and stockulen, were
passed after narh fight in the senate
and was sent 10 the governor.
There is stIli bitterness shown between
Republicans and Democrats over the
failure to pass revenue legislation soorer
and especially on the part OF the Demo-
erals due To the defeat of the tax COM
mission. Governor 1iawcY VIII not call
the threatened second extra session II
the combination and compromise relief
bill is passed tomorrow.