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

ntssndnnco al the Agricultural
College at Logan has Increased
thlrty.Fix per cent during the
past two ycarn md N ~ excellent CON
ditioI. Appropriations for v ana IN.
state School Tor tho Deaf, Dumn anu
ullnd ana the state industrial school
are asked. Commenting on the E'.at
expense OF the latter inautuiion 20,
Governor says III one were 10 ~
down and ngufc the cost for caring
Tor the present Inmates upon the haHla
or the appropriations asked Tor INC n.N,
Two years. h. would say u reprc.entcl
a cost Of o,ef 500 pct nnnum Tor CAoh
child. N each ~ these was certain
OF reformation. the taxpayer miEhi %
satisfied. even with the large expense
per capita. hut the results arr anu
have ever been far from natiHiActciy'
The state Prison II shown To nave
'iiycd within It, income" aufinE the
last two years, II has ~ lhmnt,a anl
appropriations are asked nEKrrhhhuk
li5sis. unmirtakabic progrcru l. sali
h. have characterized tho work Of the
state engineers department. lcFiala.
ton as recommended Ia that oiiiclhla
rvpoft II urgcd. f0rcat protection u
strongly advised and the surreriiou
made that the Legislature memorabilia
Congress on that question. The cglite
of Colorado T. commended w requiring
her nsh and game wnrdenA 90 serve
gratuituualy AZ member Of the fpr'ri-
IS commission and the deputy NdfdenH
~ deputy commissioners. TIE uinte
Hoard OF Health "a congratulated. itt
recommendation endorsed and an np.
proprihtinn ~ ts.ioO Tor the next w"
years asked. the Request of inc "a.
iutnnt general Of the National Guard
Tor nm rrmory. ammunition mngaainc
and cnrampmcnt grounds, u. says the
Governor. "modsratc and should be
supplied"
The Governor also recommends TINT
the functions ~ exercising parole clcm-
cncy be conferred by statute upon the
State board 81 pardonn. ~ TO the OUT
iawry 81 the Robbers noOHt ana other
frontier gangs he says he II convinced
that conditions exist IN several OF the
counties that call for immediate cor
roctlon. OncrlDs OF ivwnrdn has mitl-
gated conditions somewhat. but has
not been altogether cncctnaii hgrtloul.
turc II encouraged. the diminution of
fHh and Enmo Is shown TO be on the
Increase and request II made for
more stringent laws on the question:
the enacting ~ n measure nNing tho
maximum of railroad rates u pointed
out na necessary. the opening OF the
tncompahrrc Indian reservation u re-
viewed, Further legislation ny CON
gross governing the disposal ~ the min
oral lands thorrln n recommended, The
leasing of tho clatctito lands Of the
rintnh reservation ~ regarded an being
10 conrpicuounly incSpcdicnt an a. To-
quirc special action on the part Of tho
Legislature. The lnoufaionH of roam
Ina bands ~ Indians. who oroaa the
state border Into Ban Juan county and
vicinity, with lnfge herds OF stock, dos.
troyinH the ranges OF the settlers, he
says. should DO stopped aud the proper
authorities be mcmoriallz"d on the sub
ject.
THE creation OF State bureau OF
statistics II suggested. state Fair for
october. 1879 II portrayed ha a proper
return TO an "honored Institution In
Utah" the alleged irregularities of the
Fourth diatrlct Judgnhip are briefly
mentioned. The law library, he urgcA.
should be- increased. The salaries " the
State officers are regarded IA entirely
too low" and a reasonable Increase II
recommended. "a suitable appruprla-
ton" Tor the purpose of making a
Utah display at the Paris exposition In
1900. he believed. win amply compcn-
safe for reasonable expenditure In
this direction"
The diversified resources OF the state
are recognized and the fact shown TINT
they are reasonably prosperous but not
80 much no nm they win be- whom ''our
nation discovers that II N strong
own without asking any other nations
consent. and when silver shall b. r.
stored 10 coinage" III you deem II
wisdom" says the Governor. ITO re-
mind Congress that our faith remains
unshnkcn IN the bonenccnt effects TO
follow rsndoption OF tho money Of the |
I shall be picnred 10 sub |
scribe 10 such a memorial"
The Utah SENT Centennial commits
sion and ita splendid accomplishments
In tho work ~ the fiftieth Anniversary |
or the Pioneers are ouloi.xed. In re- |
ward for tho services OF the members |
the recommendation Il made that the |
state present each OF them with gold
medal. ''rhe fostering care" % legisia-
lion IL asked FOR the silk. iron and oth-
or Industries Of Utah.
ON the question ~ the election Of
United Stntca Senator the Executive
says he has no doubt that the choice
OF tho Legislature VIII reflect credit |
upon the people ~ the State. lie like
wise recommends the appropriation Of |
$500 for a hospital In Tooele county for
the unfortunate victims OF leprosy In
the skull Valley Hawaiian colony. The
n ffnirr OF the insane asylum are said
TO have been economically nhfainis-
tered An appropriation of i9i0 II
hsifed for H. on the subject of finance
the message contains this paragraph
''The states finances are In excel
lent condition and II viii be our Joint
MIN to keen them ~. It's credit both NJ
home and abroad Il nrnt.clnss, q recent
nnnrcial periodical 81 standing having
stnted that Utah's credit stands first
In the list ~ Rocky Mountain states"
The reports Of MI state officers, says
Tho Governor. have been received ex-
ncpt those of the pharmacy. auditor.
treasurer and dairy and food commits
alOncr,
Regarding memorials 10 Consress the
lion. u shall DO pleased TO ioin you IN