Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-17

out a large amount Of mouey 10 fo,o.
the reoplo 10 work for their own 49,
teresl2 II viewed Ia this light .trins-
cat Laws might be passed 70 make ~,
people grow al Kinds Of orons, beoan.e
iots1uth II might be 20 their own In.
tefcsl. 'u'
La travelling arouHd among our frni,
growers the pact two weeks We al
that sjlfity Of them are In favor n,
slme law % WORK 20. They all av,c.
that spraying has come to stay. isW y,
40 law, ani what the people need A.
genera iuiofmail lu. rney think tbat
any MEASURE passed should tend in
that direction. ami macy are qettiny
Interested aud iuquifing NJ to the be,i
method 70 accomplish the besi
results. Now, " this DO true wiz
pass law on this or any other subiss
ia the Interest OF office suekcfs. III,
are Interested only Tor what tbry OK.
poet or h 10 20 RET out Of a.? VIM,
thete may be exceptions u oil rules
We believe those methods should uot
be encouraged aud ai Tar ne praotlc,ble
those receiving tho benefits OF ievisla.
tion should hu the parties a. lar AZ
possible 10 psy for H. Also II IL neuss.
aafy That our Legislature should moi
create to many tfllcus aud no one
should hold Office and draw n salary
Without catning H. We know Of some
thAt have worked hard aud failhtuiIy
or the public goO1, aud who fated L.
get their honest uuta; no one admits
that TINS IL righi; neither snoul1 the
puzzle funds 30 paid out recklessly.
Now Ia regard to our fruit and
other industfius, while we do
not wish TO be rigid In tse
IN AFTER, NJ we nave deep interest la
II, and have spent much time ana
money trying 10 make ~ success. ami
are etili Wiling 10 do ~; vet intbe
light Of pact events We believe that n
SINE mild medium measure could b.
a i0ptci II would result In much benz.
NJ - tbs itult Industry. 70 ask Tor -.
pensive Legislation on this subject /,
our State aud tho psouln
cannot afford, and besides there Is n5
need Of II; then why muher tax
iJng.suiiofing people tor uKpsusivo
iuxufiol Ui any kind or on any sublsut
that eau possibly bo avoiduu2 We ali
ksow the pe0p @ already nave all the
burdens tuoy ca possibly carry. or
course u our Slate hAi sdtplus funds
pn hatd W. believe no onu would Oh
lot ur complain u few ia usands
we're spent Ia experimenting Tor the
noucfit ui the iruit ami oth = indut.
III y; bat tbs facts ~ they exist nj
present plaiuly tell "a N ~ the royefsn
OF tbH. Tue finauuia problem
0f thiH city anI VI tie entire
State b. thr sll.ab,ofbiug topic,
anu all glasses 81 the people are
askiug tho vital question, what shall
We DO TO BE- savul rom further increas.
ing uufduu.9 Tue times aro hard. bual.
meas l. duu ani the labOflug ciasses
cannot gst enough work 10 i've; and
Tue great number of 0illcts aud large
salaries are considered 90 be QUE u the
'ausia Of our general depression; and
Whtiu s0mo Of those office holders ate
getting lat tho people suffer anu
mourn. We sincerely hope that tho
u0tts " the mayor Aud council, with
1lhufsi viii be Kept up tlll tue people
luialn ruliv; Tor why should some Of
.hcuc office holders draw from the pub.
ic treasury from iouf TO seven dollars
pei Gay when many that have 10 pay
ne taxes 10 kUup u up have no guafsn-
leo o. employment at even one dollar
per day2 We have been Informed
nat many of the people last
} ear diu not earn or obtain
enough money % pay their taxeL
Anogher cause Of the gener Il depression
Il the depreciation OF real estate values.
'Ausad partly by tue increasing
burdens Oi taxation anu In turn this Is
salty tho cause OF the extreme doll
imes ~ capitalists will not invest for
he reason, az they t-rtely put II, that
. In a lubing game. We find that
more properly L. being s.unfioed for
axes than nj any other time In tho
history uf u all. Toe vital question l.,
low long eau the people stand this,
mi viii our business men aud all tue
io0plu hat arH s0 deeply Interested In
his matter wait until everything goes
.OWn out VI sight before they make an
iiOrt 10 help themselye,2 They have
nu remedy aud why uon't they use ~
low are the people 10 live n this
tate o. nnalus Ia 20 continue
much longer l. itany wonderthAt tho
uDplo cumpisiu that we have already
20 many aud too nigh aalarie2 There
extreme danger that without n
hhuRo TOT the better In the near future,
uf city will rroede instead OF lncfeAs-
No IA wealth anu populat
Now n these ato iAets that cannot
~ disputed, should not every lover Of
ltah exert himself 20 their utmost for
utJEm until tue expenses OF the entire
'tle arc lees thhn the income, and
houll % not DO devoutly hoped that
ur Legislators may exert themselves
. mat end aud thus preserve tns credit
ind good namo " our faiT STATE?