Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-03-01

'NhNNf 'AaAtf W. e y lN'as
~ the Governor
Your petitioners respectively invite
your attention tu The porniciuus pro.
Visions OF II, Il. No. 10,
Tho bill II truthfully labelled would be
called "a bill to ruin tho wool Industry
and wOll-grDworS.h There IL no stream
that does not run hy or used by como city
of settlement, no matter where its source
may bo. Running water purlt0s itself
aud In short distance. and no industry
Of any nature eau exist without water.
blll 10 prevent anyone using MIR for
breathing purposes would be ~ sensible
and fair Rs this one. 10 the bin should
ever reach your Table, No ask hearing
ana that you exercise the veto power
vested In you. Aud your petitioners, Us
10 duty bound, Will ever pray.
J.. llealy, ). Patterson, j. s. llouiz. j.
NJ, Frcland, James llam6lrn, Il. q. Nor.
ct, A, l.. Barnes, John 4, Hicn, q. Il.
,olton, j. II. Rifio, Louis Biuon, Eyfg
nAdley, w, II. Champion, James Martin,
george ]. Hooks, wool-grosors.
ITS EVILS PORTRAYED.
The following petition was signed by
one hundred aud twenty-five OF the
most prominent citizens OF PaysOn:
rAysoN cry, Utah Fob. Is. 1902.
To the Honorable Arthur l.. Thomas,
Governor Of Utah Territory
Sir We, tho undersigned, residents II
Fayson City, In the county and Territory
OF Utah, motto with regret that there is
now hill before tho Legislature 81
Yah Territory II. H. Gjl. which, should
hecomea law, Will have tho effect To
urlvc the sheep and wool industry On.
urely from this Territory. Wherefore
We being directly or Indirectly Interested
w Ald Industry, would respectfully ask
tlal ~ case such q bill should 10 pre-
scented 10 you Tor your signature, that
you VIII unheslntingly plnce your Olli-
'lal veto Ia the same, for although We,
your petitioners, arc dosiruus Oi having
'uo "a'eis OF the mountain streams kept
az utah as possible, yet We know that
'u,Ne same waters arc permitted 10 gather
more MIN In flowing through ono town,
.nah N at present gathered from the GU
~ mountain country from which such
,nMeTs How. besides tho loss incurred TO
,ne sheep aud wool industry Of the couu.
''y Is TOO great Tor the gain.
FH,M TIE FAW SOUTH.
GLESpALI!, Kane Co., Feb. -, Isa2.
10 His Excelloney Arthur l.. Thomas
Governor OF tie Territory VI Utah.
,sir-We the undersigned, oitizons and.
sleepmon Of lNano county, have iusl
Earned that ll.E, No. 10 has passed tho
house and for ought we know will have
lAs'cd the Council before this reaches
l"u' II u should become law II would
us very disastrous TO The sheep Industry
" name county which Is tho principal IN.
uuNtty OF tho county. We therefore
in nW GI our solemn protest against this act
"a 'ls present form becoming law. and
uaost respectfully ask your Honor n il
mould DO pro'ontod To You for your np-
,foNI TO veto tho same, rs hy doing so
XIV place great majority uriho citizens
wi pane county undor dCcp and lasting
S yons IONS to you. We arc worry truly
w. ~ Cnllor, Sllas Harris, Il. l.. Robin
~, ~ l.. SHithoad, ~ilns Br.nsorhoa. q.
- uNfoll, Aiouzp Harris, Lnruy Harris.
n,, o. anderson, Henry blackburn, Ar.
W. W. JoTgenson, Iamos w. Watson, Goo.
"'iAihan' Joseph Boulon, Frank Cut.