Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-01-09
Inaugural Social Event at Boise
Most Brilliant IN
History.
BRADYs MAIDEN MESSAGE
senator Hepburn Appears ON scene 90
CONSERVATION ct Ills Encmics--
Indictments Against Neal

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took place last night when 1000
people assembled at the great Nala-
torium iu this city and participated
in the inaugural bali given in honor
off ldabo's seventh governor Hon.
james u. BRADY
The great building was beautifully
decorated and tie electrical effects
were most dazzling but nothing TO
compare with the exquisite gowns exc
lifted on this occasion has over be-
fore been seen in "a Boise bali room
An OF the Officers Of state were in
lime I'm the grand march. which was
headed by the newly appointed stair
nf the governor Gov. Brady seemed
in hts iolliest mood and participated
ln the mazy waltz with the grace ana
nimblcness Of youth.
SIDE TRACK LOCAL OPTION
What SIS believed by many Co be
step toward the sidetrachng Of the
county local option movement, 10
which the Republican party stands
pledged. was taken yesterday by SEN
ator Macbeth Democrat in bin
which he introduced prohibiting brew
cries. distillerics aud wholesale liquor
dealers becoming surety ON more than
one bond. a similar law is now in
effect In the states OF Missouri and
Nebraska IL provides a penalty for
violation Of lis provisions Of not less
Than 81 900 nor more than $4,000.
REVISED CODES ACCEPTED.
A bin Sc now on It's way to the gov
ernOr for his signature, the provisions
of which accept the newly revised
codes Of the state. which was ordered
by the last session Of the legislature.
which made an appropriation there
for and directed the appointment OF
a commissioner TO execute and pub
iish the work.
The complete laws OF Idaho are now
published in two volumes, I'm which
an repealed laws have been omitted
II is a work which will be generally
appreciated. for up 10 the present time
81 was practically impossible for one
20 obtain n complete set Of the laws
OF the state.
With the exception OF an expense
appropriation bill. these are the only
two measure thus far introduced by
The tenth session OF Idaho's legislative
body. Tho first session was held on
Monday OF this week. Al exactly ~
o'clock the new set OF state officials
marched into the hall OF representa-
lives and received their oath Of office,
administered By Chief Justice sulli-
NNtlAH wv ANVNAlAAk alAu NV bAAAN
walked from there into the Office Of
the chief executive; the former picked
up his hat and with II the prefix sex
and left the capitol; the latter seated
himself IN the big leather chair as the
governor OF Idaho.
GOVERNORS MESSAGE.
on Tuesday the maiden message Of
Governor Brady was read before a joint
session Of the senate and house Of rep
rcsentativs. II was a simple, straight
forward document, coming right from
the shoulder OF the chief executive.
the keynote OF which Is the carrying
nut OF every pledge Of the Republican
party
The most important features OF the
communication are as follows.
"A political party has no more right
to break faith with the people than
gentleman 10 betray friend. Po-
htical honor and party honor arc just
as sacred as personal honor
II believe a fair and direct primary
law. giving the voter the right 10 say
who shall be the candidate for every
office within the gift OF his party. Is
Just and equitable and should hc
passed"
II recommend that you enact a talI
and equitable law carrying into effect
The wish OF the Republican party with
reference 20 the control OF tho liquor
rattle"
~ have been urged 10 recommend
ihe creation OF q railroad commission
and have given the subject earnest
and careful consideration. do not
leel an this time that conditions war-
rant the state iu going TO the great exc
fense which viii necessarily Doe incur-
red by the passage Of such a law.
Neither do / believe that any one pub
lc or quasi-publio corporation should
be- singled out in the provisions of such
b bin when 10 comes 90 the regulation
NJ our public service corporations.
in the state of New York until rec
rently public service corporations were
controlled hy a. railroad commission
and "a commission N gas and eloCtri-
city. and after some years of expert
fnce. Governor Hughes recommended
and secured the abolition OF tho railroad
commission ana the gas and electricity
commission. and the creation of "a pub
Ne service commission that has been
IF great benefit 90 the people of that
state. our state has now developed
10 a point whore IL has enough public
service corporations no warrant the
commonwealth Do assuming q reason
Die supervision over am or them. aud
believe that this supervision should
rxtand 90 railroads, both steam and
aleCiric, power and ught companies.
gas companies. telephone companies,
express companies. sleeping car COM
uanies. telegraph companies and water
supply Companics'
Modern civilization demands that
where human lives are at stake the
greatest precautions should he taken
against possible destruction of public
buildings hy IRE"
"a recommend that sou proceed t0
-c-elect him wv 49, Hepburn United
States senator nom Idaho for the com
ng sis years.
Other recommendation are.
Prompt adoption OF the code. derusI-
iorIcs f0r funds of cities towns ANA
rinagcs and school districts. Increased
authority of state bank examiner. sep-
arato Office of horticultural Inspector
and pure food commissioner EXEMPT
from taxation cooperative canals, pros
Fide f0r assessors to report agricultural
gtttsticsi create board of state land