Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-10

the Legislature laws upon this import
ant subject AT cnncted with varying
results. but the cntorpfisinx poachcr
Keeps on ponchlnE and tho giant pow
der ficnd pursucs his ncfaiious Irac-
ticcs with comparative impuniiy II u
apparent that q Wide difference of opin-
Ion has existed In the minds 81 leEis-
lntota NJ to the advlsabllify Of preacrv-
Ing the nrh and nainc for " they hnd
been oil or one mind ne 10 the Import
arce Of protecting these interests some
radical laws would have been enacted
upon the subject and proper provision
made for their enforcement.
II r. but natural with incrcasirg pop
ul.iion OF the State that there should
he more or Ices diminuiion Ia thcac In
tercfts ~ the nza ard game were most
abundant when cur fiatc was wiid and
unfcttled. yet other states whore the
population II more Intense than ours
have been Hucccaaiui IN saving thfir
nfh and game from extinction and even
of Increasing their supplies. and Win
unccanlnE EFFORT. unquestionnbly We
cen DO the same.
The state warden has devoted very
rrcnt deal Of attention to this subject
AMI his recommendation AZ 10 what
provisiona OF law are necessary TO coin-
pass the protection u these food re
fNnIhNN NNUUiu NUNININIf W NNNANMfI
with such confederation na his expert
cncc and fidelity 10 duty merit ear.
neatly trust that hir suggestions VIII
commend themselves 20 you and cs-
pcciaiiy the one urgiur thHt he he FUR
niahed with adequate means 60 properly
enforce the law.
UTAH sEMf-cENTENSiAL COM
MigAfON.
IN the closing hours Of the last sos
A. o
90 to aid the gcmi Centennial Cofnmia-
sion IN preparing q ntiing celebration
Of the arrival of the pionceru In this
valley. Ten thousand dollars was given
direct 60 the committee and i've thou.
sand to the various counties TO nid
them In being suitably represented On
tho occasion.
How well the committee performed
itr duties IN a matter OF history. and
certainly no one who recalls the mag
Indecent celebration II arranged ani
carried through. will diner with me IN
saying that Its mcmbcrH laid the state
under nn obligation such az cannot be
I'VE days. from July 18TH 10 the 18th.
and not only were the feyefcd pioneorl
given n proud aud notable tribute %
affection by the people " this and SUR
rounding states. but the state lisclf, IN
resources. nttnctions and ilH enterprifc
ffNfiNt0 INC lfNfMh Nt NJ
mcnt such ms no other means could
have provided while the Official re-
port Of the committee has not yet
reached me. ita ohnirrnn. AIR. Spencer
ciawrnn. Informs me that u IL now In
prucsau 81 completion. and ! VIII take
ocensian 10 lay u before you tometime
prior 60 your adjournment. II VIII, |
have no doubt. hc pleasant Intelligence
TO the Legislature to learn that after
diseharg'nr an the heavy expenditures
Incident t. 10 roinbiu celebration. the
commisfiun VIII have a small balance
icft IN itr treasury. A. tho commission
has rsrved from tho hfrt without COM
pensation. take pleasure In recon-.
irondlna that the atnte provide. ~ e.
souvenir ~ thoif auccDH1fui manage
rsnt. u rpeciai rgii medal Tor ratn
member. following the rencrnl dcsiFn
prepared for the medal rivcn the rlo-
ueG-s. af.i that thly be rrrlerifi a. the
commission with the thanks OF tho
iiio commission numbers IS iiilca
aid guntunen na follows Npfnf e.
cinwaon. y. y. coiborn. u. o. i,lsri !.
J. y. sp.n,cr. Jacob Morits, W. 4.
Ne'der. , .r'iih w y Ffostnn'
ifoinca q whitney. Mrs. George Y.
Mullrcr. Miss Emily kntz. ana hith
cora Hooper ~ Salt Lake. Reed smolt
~ Provo. N ~. spencer OF Ogden, aud
Mfs. II. &. Enston Of Logan.
STATE FAIR.
Attention l. directed to the fact that
no state fair has been held since utate-
hood. This u accounted for by the fact
that at the previous sessions Il was
thought Co be ton great drain upon
our revenues 10 undertake tho holding
OF a state fair and alfo giyc the sent.
centennial celebration In 1897 and maize
exhibits ut the various oxpo.itl0nn held
| ls. NNIlIss M az
Using standpoint II may b. argued that
the displays OF our resources may Ia
duce capital and emigration. aud With
out dirparnging past efforts In this re-
gard. cannot too strongly urge the
Importance Of continuing " possible
that ancient ana honorei Institution,
the annual state fair az home,
Tho beneficial results ~ offering pre-
miuIna for the best productions ~ aEri.
culture. manufacturing. educational,
and domestic Industries and getting the
people together In rood nEturcd compe,
tlti0n TO COMPARE methods and acauaini
themselves with the truly wonderful
resources OF tho state, have been no
/ frequently demonstrated IN past ycara
In Utah ~ 10 need no argument
The state cxpouitiun building In Salt
/ Lake city n being used only ha a
/ store house for the noaiH uacd nj thg
/ Jubilee. These perhaps can b. arranged
/ FOR and made 10 do service IN another
worthy cause. ] recommend a fuitR'
/ bic appropriation for q firat class state
I fair 10 be held In Octoscr. 1883 under
/ the auspices Of the bcaeret Agricultural
| 4 Manufacturing Society. " may not
/ be- considered wisdom TO attempt u
compete With Paris In 1900.
STATE LAW LIBRARY.
The total number Of volumes In The
State Law library " N.2ip. and u In b..
| lieycd they have been selected with
care and discrimination. and comprise
the nuceour of u library that VIII soon
be- rgrfdcd aa n credit TO the state,
commend the. course u the recent