Special Message Main Feature of Utah Legislature Session
Governor Spry urges immediate action on liquor regulation with local option and strict controls. Legislature notes include bills on health boards, Uintah basin resources, well sinking experiments, hydrographic surveys, and indirect tax measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spry
Senate
House of Representatives
Utah
RK. Dorius
Uintah Basin
Rock M. Pope
State Board of Land Commissioners
J. A. Hyde Howse
United States
Rook M. Pape
Carl A. Badger
Bille
EBC Ashton
al Tling
State Senate Bills and House Actions Summary
A dense docket from the city court committee lists Senate bills on city court jurisdiction, public health positions, art institute funding, real property decrees, officer duties fees, and notaries. It notes bills killed or favorably reported, including bills on mining, firefighters funding, municipal appointments, child protection, and state funds investments with various committee attributions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl A. Badger
Freman’s
Dy Brigham Clea
J. A Hyde
Daniel Mchue
Brigham Clege
Judiciary
Senate
James R. Wilson
Rock M. Pope
James B. Wilson
Ogden Post Office Letter List Faces Two Week Call Deadline
Long roster of names including Brown A and Lewis Warren Hreakin J Muxlegor Ardpoulr Rolnap Jas Murry George Brown R C Morris L D Chakos Alex McLaughlin and many others. Postmaster warns remaining letters must be called for within two weeks or sent to dead letter office. Extra items note addresses and a Ladies List with numerous Mrs and Miss names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ogden
Utah
Gray Reed Wright Co Gorgen Too
Gordon
James Todd
G. P. Hayes
de F G. Terrel
J. A. Herrick
JE. Taylor
J. H. Himes
Ivan Takahashi
K Hunter
G. W. Taylor
N. W. Hitvelt
James J.thomas
Tom Jacobson
Alma Youmimoto
Y. Jones
N. B A. Wilson
A. L. Ikeda
RK Watts
Chas. K. Krause
Rich Wheaton
Chas. N
D. Wangaman
Edw. Low
Ben Nom White
Chas
Leotier
Walker
Robert Ell Hox
Monroe Arsen
Reeatad Lawis
St. Lousia
Stockholders Meeting Postponed for Overland Mining Firm
Notice announces the annual stockholders meeting of Overland Mining & Milling Company at BH M Conroy 200 25th Street on March 5 1909 at 7 20 p m to elect officers and handle other business. Postponed until Friday March 12 1909 per secretary WO Bestmark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Overland Mining & Milling Company
BH. M. Conroy
25Th Street
Albert Scowcroft
WO Hestmark
Huntsville Lands and Livestock Co seeks water right from Ogden River
State Engineers Office records Huntsville Lands and Livestock Company seeking to appropriate two cubic feet per second from Ogden River in Weber County. Water would be diverted from a specified point near Section 46, Township 7 north, Range 4 east and conveyed 5280 feet to irrigate 100 acres in Section 43, Township 7 north, Range 3 east. Application No. 2070. Protests must be filed by individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Engineers Office
Salt Lake City
Utah
Huntsville Lands and Livestock Company
Simon S. Jensen
Huntsville
Ogden River
Weber County
Seection
Township 7
Salt Lake Base
Meridian
Apri 1
Macmeer
Atiidavil
Defenders Describe Defendants as Southern Aristocracy
Nashville reports General Meeks arguing in the trial of the Coopers and Sharpe for murder of former Senator W. Carmack. He condemns editors who abuse press liberty, says jurors face defamation suits, and warns of blood in the streets from improper use of others’ cases in print.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
General Meeks
Coopers and
Sharpe
United States
W. Carmack
Meeks
Odd Straw Clock From Berlin Exhibition
A shoe maker named Wegner from Strasbourg presents a six foot grandfather clock built entirely of straw. The mechanism, wheels and case are straw, crafted over 15 years. It runs accurately but under favorable conditions will not last more than two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Wegner
Strasburg
Wesner
Legal notice continuation of publication dates stated
In this office with In thirty days after publication the notice and completion dates are February and March 11 1909. State Engineer Caler Tanneh confirms the first publication and completion dates for the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thie Notte
Caler Tanneh
Smith seeking water right in Weber County Utah 1900
State Engineer publishes notice that Charles E Smith of Ogden Utah applied under Chapter 108 Laws of Utah 1905 amended 1907 to appropriate one tenth of a cubic foot per second from a spring in Weber County for domestic use via pipe line 540 feet long. Public objections due within 20 days after notice completion. Date of first publication February 27 1900 and completion March 20 1900.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
Utah
Charles E.i Smith
Ogden
Weber County
Salt Lake Bare
Meridian
State Engineer's Office
Caler Tanner
Weber County Grants Railroad Franchise in Utah
Weber County Commission grants a nonexclusive franchise to Lyman Skeen Joseph A Taylor and J M Child their successors to construct and operate a railroad from Ogden City through Warriteville Parr Weet and Plain City to county lines, with conditions ensuring safe operation water flow and access, grade adherence and cross street maintenance.
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Weber
Ogden City
Weber County
State of Utah
Warrteville
Parr Weet
Plain City
Serthon
Township Seven
Salt Lake Meridan
Board of County Commissioners
Board of County Conmisssioners
Eald Weber County
Railroad Franchise Ordinance in Weber County Utah 1909
Weber County Utah board passes ordinance granting a railroad franchise to Lyman Skeen Joseph A Taylor and J M Child successors and assigns for fifty years. Construction must start within ten months. operation within one year. provides temporary tracks during work and safety rules. county holds grantees harmless and city officer certification. ordinance takes effect March 23 1909.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyman Sheen
Joseph A. Taylor
J. M. Child
Weber County
State of
Utah
Catalgne
Commmenioners
Geantera
Erict Railroad
Monte and Sald
Sald
Ulery
Lyman Skeen
D M. Ould
Asalgna
O. B. Madson Votlos
Frank Moore
John T. Bybee Votins
Oscar B Mabson
Caalmas
Atteut
Samuel G, Dye
State of Utah
Atte
Weber
Samuel G. Dye
Said
Hernhy
Adsigna
Board of County Commissioners
Oscar BR. Madson
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William C. Lorsles
Judiciary Committee
W- N. Williams
National Guard
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House
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Ashton House
E. C. Ashton
C. Tf. Marks
J. A. Hyde
State Mental Hospital
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Henrie
Howe
Capitol
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H Morris
Gentlemen's
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Fhe Saunders
Edward Sizemore
W. G. Smith
W. HH. M. Stern
Wim
J. Meens
Hap Henneherine Sanderson
Peter Wharton
Mrs. Vilart
Mise Ca Irvin L. W. Shortlify
W. Grove
Torney
DY. Gell
Ping
Gonthenrn
Mel Merer
BM. Wort Ear
Patucah, By
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Bere
Dr. Bell
E. E. Sutherland Medicine Co., Incorporated
Parrcah, Ky
Pierce
R. V. Pierce
Buffalo
N. Y
Dr. Pierce
Stockholders’ Meeting
LEGAL
Samuel G. Dyp
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