The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1897-02-12
Not a Good Showing for the
Legislature
Oue senator. ana Five Bits Passed
DsrisE the -Four Weeks session
Thatcher Given An ovation VIXEN
ne Addressed the AuembIy-H.
Wakes n Guard ed NJ ,sch -Note..

Judgment The products OF four week
OF hard labor are one United State
senator, many heartaehes and FIVE new
laws. Two Of the latter, however, an
piy TO The legislature and employer,
and regulate salaries. The other, ar,
bills for the Incorporation Of the Shor
Line railway, the Arizona boundar,
commission bill. and the bill maxine
appropriations to carry on state In,t,u.
lions. So lar, no bad bills have been
made laws. hence the record might be
worse. Even the Legislators, from IN
dlvIdual expressions Of opinion, do no,
believe they have given value received
for the $4,000 or more that the session
has cost.
People almost uniyersally are glad
the senatorial contest Il over. some are
glad Il terminated as II DID, but u events
show anything. Il IL that the wishes Of
the many were dIsreglrded BY thei,
chosen representatives. This has been
made plain from day to day by the
crowds that thronged the lobby when
bslloiing was going on. 4, was en-.
phssized the day after election when
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concerned the contest mas ended without
any feelings In my heart OF a nature
o'her man those which you would APP
prove lhere Is no heartourning lett as
!" the result, ! Know shall do my part
ana am saushed that you VIII gladly do
''N'H' l" support 'he hohotaplc gchue'
man OF your choice In the labors In
which he shall be engaged In the halls
OF legislation at the seat OF government.
feel that II Will be his pride to do his
utmost to keep Utah In the front rank,
not only In prosperity and peace, but
In honor, In truth and In the courage OF
her citizens.
TRIBUTE To RAwLISs.
political struggles such as the one
through waieh we have recently passed,
are to some extent new In the young
State OF Utah, From the beginning OF
the division on political llnes' we have
met to become familiar with the prin'
eiples OF civil governmentiwe have met
to carry on our contest In an honorable
way, and when thIngs have been intro
'ueeu 'ha' urea mems ieei'hgs' ana men
'o"euIhes IN anger nave lost Ihe oaI'
i"ee OF 'he'r Judgement 'he De"o0'A'
e parry ana espee'a'ly inc l'emoe'aue
N. .,1ue''' nave sought 70 pour OH upon
. !. ''ouo'eu "a'e's' ~ &c" ye"'e ago !"
the contest tnen on between inc demo- |