Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-02
CUTTERS ADDRESS.
Extends Compliments of Season
And Promises Good Government.

III / LEh'S AbDhLo1s
Extends Compliments Of Season
And Promises Good Governments
The new governor delivered the fol-
lowing inaugural address. my fellow
siuzons,--I have deep sense OF the
Eroat responsibility now facing me up
on assuming the duties OF the high
office with which I have been entrusted
by tho people OF Utah: which office has
been SO ably filled by Governor Heber
M. Wells And at the outset earnest
" request your cooperation to enable
me to discharge those duties satisfac-
lorlly TO you and TO myself
1.-THE prosperity and contentment OF
The American people at the present time
sugurs well for the progress OF our ma
hon IN the immediate future. Through
out all the land the people have express
ed their keen satisfac don az existing
conditions, and their confidence IN the
hopeful outlook. With q record unpar-
Rlleled among the nations I'm the closing
years OF The nineteenth century our
beloved America has made q still more
gratifying record for the FIRST four years
OF the twentieth century. our relations
with other world powers, and our proa-
perlty az home, uevL gave better rea-
son than now for honest pride In tho
American heart at the achievements
and advancement OF a nation controlled
and directed by the sovereign win OF
The people.
IN our own state there Is no less
for gratitude al 10 fha
benign Ruler OF the Universe for tho
hopeful and happy feelings OF our citl-
gems, than there IL IN the nation at
large. We have partaken Of the gem
eral prosperity; we have been sharers
IN the work which has added TO our
natlonal prestige and growth; we are In
harmonious accord with the forces that
administer our national affairs IN en-
brgy wisdom, benehccnce and iustice
we are recipients Of benefits from sim
llar administration IN matters within
our own commonwealth In agrcul-
ure we have material results Of most
pleasing character, and the application
pf wise irrigation policy Is opening
newer and brighter era Ia the tlller
Of the soil, IN the mining division OF
our material wealth both production
aud development are making steady in
crease. our live stock interests pre-
sent good showing. Our manulac-
turing Industries are extending In scope
i and profitable results. our high edu-
catiOnal status places US IN the front
rank Of the states which have the most
thoroughly equipped and best applied
school systems IN the country. in e ny
direction there Is an encouragement
which inspires an abiding faith In the
future good Of our state.
ftNlFiflt I
pleased to pledge myself 10 earnest,
careful efforts for continuation Of the
policies that have brought success
see no advantage In radical and reyolu-
tionary changes, | discern "a need for
judicious administration Of state nm
nnces thnt, while n continues % give
us modern Improvements and convent
enCes, viii not augment the burden
Of taxation, In this particular
deem Il my duty as. an official
and a citizen TO tighten fhe burden, so
far as practicable, consistent with the
necessities Of the hour and the occasion,
Prudence and conservatism I'm finances
90 hand IN hand with similar qualities
IN other departments Of executive
work.
1T Is my hope supported by firm
determination TO bring Il TO tangible
Lrgnni1ation oyprv nerson bavl,,g re-.
Iafiona vim the etato's adr,iuistrstion
of nnbIlc nffalrs eb,li 30 n'et v,ith
fairness, cordially and kindness to the
iebt A. vour cbief ovoc",ive tbere IL
no nerson So bnnhla ana no Interest
so Great I'M, ebau rsceiyo ca,dlS ana
nromnt considerotion I'm n,attere atfect.
ing the state and to the end that an
nart 10 Give bdroG~,,l ,d,,Inls,ra tin,
~ offsirs eb,ii la cro,,.,,od n,ith w..
cese oeb ,,o,,r ro-otSr,tion aal,,,
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