Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-01-13
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II llDHAhfN
cattle, horses, swine d ama desire esse
Y sheep TSssldes manlfestlng our Ses ne
II poultry ~ keep abreast win tne
\ and aplll,s nroeress Of the age IN u,,s s
n iplslllgehs ,ffc,ion suggest una tne
n sane con', .Dcslre great BENEFITS II our
II state may ,a,ended so as to invest tne
laws a'e !, animal industry Oh ' .ns Snr
uurssau, y with the right OF lnsp 20 MI
4 ID slales and condemnation OF III s
4 quaranus,hs nower TO cali upon sherllts,
n mas W.T. neace officers, etc. III y
\ constaOleaso r fsr upon the officials OF thls
4 word 70 SUn' 'ar he same power TO en-
palou me laws Of the state as 'l n1 stS
lo los,tors would have, lne ssA o ~ he
lnspeVsg' N wide experience ana W lne
e 'I ,salning and skill, and ihe se,n ,',s
Il ksl RAM XXX, Fender In the various states
4 Nhlon sroy employees ls OF COURSE ,i,
4 A. cow ''s, 10 those states. WIN
gilhou. ~, eNg giyen TO them and WIN q
these pS"d OF commissioners VINO
s aId vigorously cooperate WIZ Doe ,ni,"
yv .se enforcement Of the rules' Iesuia
y wy and provisions prepared py lne
ions 1 ".,1 ~ agriculture under the laws
s ,r''ayess N SO far as the same are
10 Iont hlo N local conditions, rapid
appllV cement would be at once apparent
lmpI,o,'" great interests OF our people.
XXX legislation as Is necessary 70 e.
s WV" these purposes, Including a pro,
ises ,u making il mlsdemeahor 10
'lsivn ,n animals knowing them TO De
i ,lun.ad I shall be most happy IN as
slsting you to enact
PURE FOOD LAWS
ma work Of the state food and dairy
i nr has been highly credit
.V vin 1galnst serious obstacles, he has
aoe' .aeS IN improving the food ana
su, ,s. nroduets Of the state, and mas
upn tolled where from lack OF funds or
croper legislation, or both, ms eiior ,
pr,orod unayaling His discoveries III
i,gard 10 the authorizations ana impure
'' e'i,o in almost every article OF food we
w. are little less than sensational,
.l h,s disclosures Of the poor estl-
mD,e IN which Utah is held by the
Ts,,a5 states department OF agriculture
wltb respect to the enforcement OF her
mod and dairy Jaws owing to insuiii,
o g appropriation therefor should
.~asen rs TO vigorous efforts 10 I'M
,',oee present unsatisfactory conditions.
I, q apparent that very appreciate
hs,elts TO the people hitherto lost may
= ohtained at nominal expense
through the acceptance OF the various
snggestons Of the commissioner ana
nj, recommendations that a new law be
oracted which will place us upon an I'M
oroyed footing. that the salary Of the
Commissioner be increased 10 $1,000 per
,rnum. with adequate allowance FOR
mo oypenses Of his office and the crea-
don OF the office Of state chemist with a
sqlary q $1,000 per annum, are all 80
modest as to commend themselves TO
yclr favor without much controversy.
LEGAL DEPARTMENT,
The encouragement in his able and
Interesting report has made various
Recommendations for the cure Of de-
lects which he has discovered In the
nractlcal oneratlon Of the laws, and TO
these / invite your attention, though
unable for lack Of time TO comment up
On them specifically. 1t is'gratfying to
note that the business Of his Office is
I'd 10 date Notwithstanding an unusu'
| aily large volume Of business has been
transacted during the biennial term.
THE JUDICIAL SALARIES.
The rapid growth Of the state in pop