Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-01-15

Bennor X. Smith win do, ia sttll I'M
certain, but he will be a much watched
member while he * catching his stride.
He is already something OF a favorlte,
Congenlal spirits on the floor OF tho
house are h. II. Bower of Provo, one of
the Eleventh district representatives,
and j. ID. Miller, of Moab, Grand county,
representing the Seventeenth district.
Mr.. Bower Is n prosperous nurseryman
of the Garden CITY, while Mr. Miller
Is grower, ON an extensive scale, of
the celebrated Grand county fruit. so
many people get my name Bowers.
said the smiling horticulturist and If
the News prints It Bowers, III stop
my paper
From out the Tenth comes John T.
Giles of Heber, WHsatch county. Mr..
Giles Is one OF the devoted band of
eight adhcring to principles Jefferson
ian AID Jacksonlan. He is, withal,
pleasant thoughtful gentleman whom
It is a pleasure to know, and speaks IN
glowing terms of the material cond
tons In his part OF the state.
One OF the up-to-date progressive
men of the state, who appears to be
broad enough to encompass the well
fare Of the whole people OF the COM
monwealth as we'll as that of his own
particular locality,in his view. is Chas.
r. Westphal OF Pleasant Grove, Utah
county. MI. Wcstphal is n firm bolieN-
er In the ultimate destiny of this state.
and predicts that u will take It's place
among the foremost OF the IS. He Ia an
! aggressive man OBJ affairs, being a d.
! rector Ia the Utah, state bank and the
| light and power companies of his home
! town. has served several terms as JUS
| tice of the peace and IN his town coun-
GILL and Is well equipped 10 assist in
passing legislation calculated 70 bene-
ut conditions In general, Asked as 10
what particular bills he was Interested
In pushing. he winked the other eye and
smiled--but admitted he had a bunch
up his sleeve" which he would produce
at the proper time.
Viewing in retrospect the scenes Of
many a sangulnary conflict in behalf
of good roads stood ID. r. Roberts,
former representative from Cache
county. The hand of good fellowship
was extended to him by all who believe
In keeping mp good roads In the country
| districts, and he received many felici-
tations on his work in that behalf.
or the men who will make their mark
on the floor of the house, Harry ].
| Robinson OF Bingham. Salt Lake coun-
1
most. He is possessed of n keen per-
| ccptlon and is aggressive I'm his advo-
cacy Of the neaures he faVors.
At the front OF the phalanX comes the
delegation from the north. United for
| the welfare OF their section, as we'll as
| the rest of tho state are Representa-
tives II. A. Peterson, OF Logan; Brig
+, ham a. Hendricks of Lewiston. and
| WIN. II, Vaughan. of Welsville. These
gentlemen are all aggressive. conscien-
tious workers, and promise well for tht
maintaining OF the rights OF the north
ia tho lower branch Of the Legislature.
Martin Jensen OF Redmond. Sewer
county. representing the Eighteenth
district, Is ono OF the solid men of hi.
section. He is Interested In farming
and stockraising IN Utah as we'll az II
canada, whore he has extensive herds
lio Is "A typical representative Of pro
gressive citizens of the central part o.
our state. and says that conditions arr
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