Drainage bill passes senate amid amendments and political note
The drainage district measure, a senate agriculture committee substitute by Senator Candland, returns for house action with three amendments after reconsideration. It aims to shift control of drainage district supervisors toward residents and grant districts water-related powers, prompted by Sanpete county concerns. The scene includes debate on utilities regulation, highways, and other bills as the chamber charts a busy legislative path.
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Senate
House
Senate Committee On Agriculture
W. D. Candiand
Sanpete
County Commission
Manti
Con
H. C. Tebba
David Hirschi
Public Utilities Commission
Senate Committee On
Utah
J. E. Pixton
Murray
J. W. Peters
LeRoy Dixon
Perry B Fuller
A. B. Irvine
David Jenson
Seator Peters
Hirschi
Peters
Utilities Commission
Lincoln County
Uiab
Tooele
Millard
Stark
Salt Lake County
Thkt
Rumior
Uintah Basin Oil Sands Show Big Possibilities
In the Uintah basin, thick saturated sand deposits across a 200 mile spread suggest inexhaustible asphaltum and gilsonite resources. Elevated depths may yield productive sands. multiple companies drill near Vernal, Emerald Oil, and Gustavezon, with refining activity near Coalville and rail access highlights potential.
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Uintah Basin
Mesa Verde
Fener
California
Uintah
Vernal
Emerald Oil Company
Gue‘aveson Oil Company
Gustavezon Company
Utah Oil Refining Company
Estern Rim
Coalville
Season of Year When Apiarists Should Use Care
Beekeepers should identify weakness and confirm no disease before managing hives. Avoid foul brood by limiting swarms, seal off stray swarm sites, and prevent nest cavities in rocks trees and houses. Blocking swarms reduces honey loss and disease spread while preserving honey production. A simple method is to clip one or both wings of the Queen to keep swarms from escaping.
Law votes noted with names and counts in a state bill brief
Ayes 41 nays 6 absent 8 S 3 B 29 Irvine Uniform state law for aeronautics Ayes 48 absent 7 H B 114 Leatham Exemption of homesteads Ayes 46 nays 3 absent 8 H B 121 Finkason Tax for control of hog cholera Ayes 41 nays 6 absent 6 HB 109 Stark Providing manner of creating new county Ages 22 nays 1 assent 2.
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HOUSE
Committee On Commerce
Dixon—Utah Tuberculosis Research Commission
Irvine
Leatham
Finkason
Stark
Senate action on bills lists multiple measures and votes
A compact roll of bills and sponsors shows voting on taxes, drainage districts, civil service, royalties and vehicle regulations. Names include Finkinson, Dixon, Irvine, Peters, Candland, Standish with ages from 16 to 20 and various absences noted.
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Senate
Finkinson
Dixon
B. Peters
Irvine—Aeronautics
S.B
The
Securities Commission
S.C. M
Candland
Standish—Department of Registration
Legislative bills list across judiciary and commerce
A scanned legislative roll lists multiple House and Senate bills with sponsors and topics including court procedures, warehouse receipts, storage of goods, attachments and garnishments, horse racing regulation, social relations, political party definitions, school health clearance after infectious disease absence, prohibition of filled milk sales, electricity contracts for surplus power, state board examiners expenses and auto hire rules, eight hour public work day, and county property sales by public auction.
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Kelley
Judiciary
State Horse Racing Commission Public Utilities Committee
Cannon—Social Relations
Baldwin
Crooks
Eames, Lewis, McMurray and Wurtz
Harris
Streets Named for World War Veterans in Loughkeepsie
Loughkeepsie NY February 24 all new streets and renamed streets will bear names of local men who died in World War Lafayette Post 37 American Legion presented a resolution to the Common Council asking the action. The council members acted favorably.
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Loughkeoopsie
First Colorado log house built 1816 near Arkansas site
The earliest known log house erected by white men in Colorado was built in 1816 for a Spanish cavalry troop patrolling the Arkansas River area near the Pueblo region.
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Colorado
Arkansas
Pueble
Swarm Care and Queen Activity Threaten Hive Health
The note warns against clipping a queen bee’s leg or wings as improper hive management. It describes risks if the mother returns to the hive with a group of bees around her unable to fly, potentially compromising the swarm. Observers should monitor queen activity and avoid actions that could cause colony loss.
Swarming beer bottling times noted for last visit
The note describes two daily check times for beer swarms, aiming to ensure none escape. It specifies morning checks around 9 to 11 and early afternoon around 4, with 4 pm favored for the final visit.
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Scions
H. C.M
Wheatley
Congress
H.C. R
United States
Openshaw
State Road Commission
Supreme Court
Crouch
Morgan County
Crook
Pettit
National Guard
Ap- Beene
Beaver County
Jones
Agriculture Committee
Atwood
Jorgensen
Finance and Purchase Department
Juicia
Morley
Stookey
Industrial Commission
Graham
Commissioner of Agriculture
White
Stockly
Johnson—Brand
N C. Christensen
Agricultural Inspection Fund
Constantine
Brewer
Bagnall—Chattel
State Board of Agriculture
Agriculture
Elli
Lyman
Naylor
Mozley
Department of Finance
Board of Examiners
Supply and Purchase Board
Finlinson
Shelley
Jenson
Funk
Ivine
S. B
Jenkins
McConkie
San Juan
McConkice
Fuller
Santaquin
Eureka
Silver City
Delta
Hinckley
Winder
Petera
McConlie
Cottrell
Baliff
State Supreme Court
George F. Kimery
Boise
Kimnery
Spreme Court
O. Stockslager
Shoshone
J F Ailshle
Eee Alene
I N. Sullivan
Chab
D.mossy
Connaclor
TNE
Uintah Telephone Company
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