Utahs Legislators Fight Over Local Alcohol and Water Rules
A fragmented Utah legislative draft seeks to limit alcohol near construction camps and to broaden eminent domain for municipal water works. The report notes measures involving county felon restrictions, state land purchases, and funding for state reformers, with debate over city and private water interests in Ogden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opie
HW. & Lamen
Herdaware
Aol
Ogten
Tim
Clairman Larsen
Comittee
Hocuh—George Austin
Fiat County
Senate
Barret
Senate in session as bills move to clerk’s desk
January 15 measures push reapportionment to create more house seats and fund Cedar Circle normal school, curb duplicate bills, and limit storage of explosives in mines, with amendments on statute sections and mine safety provisions referred to committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Cedar Cir
House
Coulter
Nynor
M. Goubut
Paris
House Committee On Agriculture
Whitmore bill and concurrent resolutions prompt state debate
The senate introduced a bill to prohibit miles traveled for Jewish state work and a concurrent resolution for an executive messenger appointed by Governor Wells. Memorials for government coal mines and police power in cities were debated, along with land law amendments and school age changes. House actions included H B No 12 allowing land commissioners to support irrigation projects and a grand larceny penalty bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Whitmore
Wells
Hotwe—Bille
Ry Condon
Congress
Evans
Cahoan
Mrink
Macanager
Miletary Committee
Hawley
Mr. Hawley
Senate and House Actions on Bills and Elections
Senate actions include a bill to adjust Justice of the Supreme Court salary from 300 to 5000 annually. A resolution seeks 80000 for a Utah exhibit at the St Louis Purchase Exposition. Reports favoring Whitmore’s state Indian law amendments were adopted. Senate ballots for U S senator yielded Meng Sanoot 1, Kaw dine 4, Wells 2. House ordered payment of per diem and mileage. judiciary to hire a clerk. committee considered United States mentor and amended bounty law sent to judiciary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Johnagn
Justice of the Supreme Court
Johnson
Utah
Loulison
United States
Wying Meng Sanoot
Jono L. Kawdine
Hener M. Wella
House
Committee On Judiciary
Reed Smooth
Joseph le. Rawling
Welly
Hotkey
Wille Ne i
Judiciary Committee
Noted Scout Dead in Montana Ranch Suicide
George Van Buren, noted scout and direct descendant of President Martin Van Buren, killed himself at his ranch near Missoula Montana. He served three decades as a scout attached to General Miles during the Custer campaign and died after delivering dispatches detailing the Little Big Horn engagement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George van Buren
Seout
Martin van Buren
Rattleawake Valley
Missoula
Mont
van Buren
Miles
Custer
Little Big Horn Country
Helens
Famine fears and political unrest sweep across regions
The report covers a broad array of events from famine in Kansas and Ecuador to political resignations in Honolulu, funds sent to Al Smith for a boxing match, and crop shortages. It notes deaths, oaths, lawsuits, and disasters including earthquakes, a hotel murder suicide, and a boxing bet. International figures remain in flux with Turkish reform leaders, Greek entities, and royal elopements.
Northwest Notes highlights from the polarizing state legislatures
The report surveys Montana and Wyoming politics, noting bills on osteopathy regulation and a late normal school for Casper, liquor fights, and the fate of Tongue’s funeral in Oregon. It mentions criminal cases from Montana, Wyoming, and Colorado including a bank robbery inquiry and a fatal stabbing in a saloon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Arthur Labrosse
Spolians Bartenter
Labrosse
Woodward
Carbon County
Montana
Daniel Robinson
Natrona County
Casper
Logan Mail Card Closing Hails General Delivery Hours
Daily except Sunday general delivery operates 8 AM to 5 PM. Sunday hours extend from 3 PM to 4 PM. Money orders available from 1 PM to 6 PM. Public window opening times noted with closing statement for Logan area mail service.
Bank officers and foreign drafts notice
First National Bank Capital and undivided profits stand at $65,000 with McCornick as President and James Quayle as First Vice-President Ripley S Lyon as Second Vice-Presidents Allan M Fleming as Cashier and J E Shepard as Assistant Cashier Courteous Attention is given to all business entrusted to them Foreign Drafts issued on all the principal cities of the world
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCornick
James Quayle
Ripley S Lyon
Allan M. Fleming
J. E. Shepard
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Tahoary
Kansas
Yellow Jack
Gunyagull
Ecuador
Honolulu
B. P. Dole
Sames J. Corbett
al Smith
New York
Jeffries
Bopton
Mahud Pasha
Lean
Sultan of
Turkey
Turkish Reform Party
Brussels
Hiltor Gonzales
Tillman
May Yohe
Puttam Bradice Strang
Tord Hope
Purdy, Mo
JM. Huff
Ohio
Thompson B. Ferguson
Oklahoma
Missouri
Andjan
Russian Turkestan
Saxony
M. Giron
Mentone
Friance
Mme
Andre Gerard
Foreign Legion
Algeria
Donnell Kidder
Aura Tic
London
Joliet
Ill
Zelzert
Ieen
Windber
Hawaiian Exhibit Association
Will Davis
Pactalet Mills
Jacob Smith
Davis
T. Harensich
Tiffin, C
The
Reformed Church
Board of Homes Missions
Northwest Notes
Wyoming Legisiliture
Butt
Trinidad City
Gronate
Anaconda
Butte
Tom Horn
Cheyenne
Joe Lafores
Great Falls
State
Liquor Men‘’s Association
Nquor
Treutenant Gotie Fonsgult
Colorado Senate
Thomas H. Tongue
Hillsboro
Oregon
Washington
George Keithley
Lusk, Wy
Omsha
Cooper
George Johnson
Shielde River
C. F. Jones
Jones
Johngen
Iley
Billings
Bridger
Red Lodge
Oregon Short Line Railroad
Fontmovrdy
Banhado
Ooo
Borth
Wouth
Aastor
Wood
Logan
Aentval
Marta
Esot
North
Preston Branch
Salt Lake
Ogden
Eust
West
Noth
South
Reston Browne P.m
Milli
Arodion
Seaaeenue Cevepeell A
Utah Mortgage
Main St
Moses Thatcher
George N. Champ
A. H. Thompson
George W.lindquist
Flrat North Street
Fulton Market
Wm. Reading
Main Street
Monson & Schaub
Lawtesa
Patent Office
First National Bank
J W Barrett
P.M. Paulson
Office
Boef
Asagon
Reese & Co
Victor J. Evans & Coo
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