The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-04-11
BRADY SAYS HE IS OUT FOR
RECORD AS IDAHO GOVERNOR
Chief Executive Determined to
Do the State Good in Next
Two Years.

-.-.-- n. Brady. Idaho's new gov
..a. fu the city yesterday on pri-
business. He arrived yesterday
...r and left for home last night
Ne lid not wear the regulation Idaho
.r--r~ yellow shoes. but his face
. ..-eatlcd iu a genuine Idaho sun
-...- smile as he cOnversed with num-
-- friends I'm salt Lake, and received
foundations on his election, this be-
no DAB. first visit TO Salt Lake since
-.t#.n dan last November. To Her
. -rrortcr at the Wilson hotel last
.fc.r hg said.
.rar bet I'm going to be a good gov
.-.a- for Idaho. I'm going to give the
,..-.r ur my state an administration
.-.r aW make them sit M and rub
their eyes. You see, it's this way with
... hu ] wanted to be governor tor in
..r FIRST place was to round out my
.sua-. kind of top it off and give il an
artist. finish. as you might say. and
resolved that if I was elected I'd
civ. tU. people the best in the governor
rr. that Z had I'm stock. The future
Inn mot thinking bout the future. I'm
thinking about Just how much good !
~. 60 the state as governor for the
r.z- tTo years.
you consider that the administra ton
shin has been launched i'm fine shape"
..e-r-lcd the reporter
-Yar bet Everything is shipshape,
and the sea- is smooth"
-Hrrr fu salt Lake we have heard
considerable grumbling by Idaho men
who have visited the city concerning
.r. manner i'm which YOU made-or.
rather. didn't make-your appoint
nert- They say you kept standing off
-,5s a
.rsu tu believe they were going to get
choice seats until after the legislature
adjourned, and then gave them the
faubLc-cToss, They say you got a lot
uE those fellows angry with you"
.Not a word of truth i'm it-not
rard" exclaimed the governor. You
see. there were a lot of applicants for
every Job and I had a hard problem
before me TO select the right men. One
thing ] was bound to do, and that was
ta get the very best man for each job
thar it was possible to land. AS they
made their requests. why. I told every
man the same thing 1 told them to
aIa their applications and endorse
me1ts. and that when I got ready to
make the appointments I'd give their
application the same careful consider
alton that I would give all the others.
.'H SEE III uE DtIullA W ny q GNfNa aa--
who would make history i'm Idaho, and
wanted men around me who were
something in the histOry-making line
themselves. I wasn't so hot on politics
as was on getting men with gray mat
Ter, with sense, and men who were
honest And I've got emf
You have selected men that suit you,
chg"
You bet I have. I've got the best
men to be had. OF course, when / final
-v announced my list OF appointments
there was big boiler i'm some quarters.
and a lot of the boys nearly fell of the
band wagon. / don't know but some Of
them did fall off altogether. But say,
Will. YOU hear a lot of grumbling from
SOMA. uf the sUreheads, you don't hear
any criticisms about the men I've ap-
pointed. do YOU? No, sir. There are no
criticisms TO make on them.
Nov. I don't want to go on record
as saving the men I have appointed are
rle only good men i'm Idaho. There were
% Dot Of men who wanted appointments
who would have been ali right, but I
couldn't use all of them"
Governor Brady expressed great sat
f-fdcti0u with the work of the last leg
i-aturc. and spoke particularly of the
passage of the primary election bill He
spoke about the big irrigation enter
rrt-ee i'm his state, of the prosperity Of
the railroads and of contemplated new
Fines and extensions to be built. He
predicted that the coming season for
aErfruIturists and for business men
generally all over his state would be
the most prosperous IN years. He also
spoke enthusiastically concerning the
plans and preparations being made for
r.a Idaho building and display at the
Seattle fair and stated efforts were