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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-27
OAKLEY CITIZENS
FIGHTING SALOONS
Question of Renewing Licenses Brings
out strong Protcsi--ChBugc Of
Postmaster likely.

Special DorTespo
NAKLEY. Feb. PA mass meeting
~ OF the citizens or the oakley prs-
ciuct was hold in the Fourth ward hail
yesterday at p. M, at which rcsoIu-
lions wore adopted protesting against
renewal OF license 90 tho saloon do
ing business here; and petition was
formulated. expressing the feelings OF
the people present and asking. the
board on county commissioners 20 re
fuse TO grant q petition for renewal -Uf
license now before the board 90 clark
Leo or any other person or persons
authorizing the selling OF liquors or
the conducting OF a saloon iu the pre-
cinct. Iu case this petition of the
citizens is acted upon by tho commits
sionors Be- win close up the remaining
saloon in this precinct and viii am
tiyIpate the operations OF the local up-
riNu law recently enacted hy our stt-H
legislature II Is freely admitted that
the peromptory action thus taken
against tho liquor evil here is 1uly
Justice delayed. as on two separate oe-
caslons during the past six to eight
months the keeper of the den has
pleaded guilty Go the complaint OF hav-
ing aoil liquor TO minors. This seems
Co be the cause OF the present agita-
tiou generally
Tho funeral OF Mrs Josephine Lind
p0ulron, wife of Richard Poulton of
Toyhuru. was held in the Fourth ward
chapel yesterday az 10 a. m under tho
direction Of Bishop Adam O.. smith
OF the Marion ward Of which the de-
ceased was @ former member Mrs.
P0ulton who has boon afflicted with
tuhcrCular troubles for several years,
was taken by her husband Co Mesa.
Arizona Boo the hope that climatic
changes would aid in restoring health
but tho patient grew gradually worse
until death came 20 hcr last week The
body was brought here for intormeut
bon the oakley cemetery. Elders Will
burn Rose Muroui Pickett william T
Harper and william r. Jack each made
brief remarks at rlo services A mum
hnr uf tho members of the family OF
John lind were over from Junction lO
attend the funeral
oakley Ie tu have 20 new p0stmo n ar
Doc tho near future. H petition siEual
by nearly aU the business men OF Oak
ley asking for 20 change and the APP
uuIrtmont uf Marcus ID Funk VIII
shortly De- forwarded Co Washington.
Tho y. NJ. and ". j.. associations W
tho First ward hold 90 c0nia.ut social
n the BAN last evening. after rendering
literary program. rDfr.ahWeutH wore
served t0 about 200 members
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-27
IDAHO stirred as Never Before by
Legislative lnvesti-
cations.
OFFICIALS COME OUT WELL
-, ,a-c We're Charges substantial
cl-~c-siun Drawing To Close
With Much to Consider.

e...Ial correspondence.
- .IsE Feb. 25--Whcn the tenth
II session Of the Idaho Legislature
shall have ended and its present
shall have lansed into past and
Hs deeds shall have become history plr-
togI.r g0snizluce viii Doc taken of its
rar-s-aut tendency To the use OF the
pruh'Ug fork. Yet q week and the
work of the session viii De- ended. but
There is question as 20 whether Ga. qin-
gle tate office viii escape the official
probe. one officer after another has
been hauled by the various legislative
committees upon the carpet But for
uulfaIy thus far no illegal OF iuten-
tolal WTong-doing has been found. and
t1e officials have come out OF IL cleaner
and stronger men.
First there WAS the Investigation start
ei hr Macbeth into the affairs of the
caU.0l building commission. in the oN-
raHdi'urcs OF ana the allotment of COM
tracts by which graft and oxtortlon
were charged. Several days We're cone
summed by the state adlirs committee
fn the examination of witnesses. among
whom were numerous state officials
past and present. including tho cover
nor and Mayor Haines and the con
tractors Whitoway and Sullivan: but
tHa mvostgation proved nothing. ex-
,art perhaps. that the charges are
falls. and the men accused are COM
uately eXoneratcd. The committee has
noe yot made its report. but 10 is under
stood that when made 81 win give the
accused officials a clean sheet. There
SIS tails 0f prosecuting Whiteway and
sullivan for defamation OF character
and libel, as soon as the report is made.
TOO GREAT FOR MAYOR.
Though nothing was proven against
Mayor Haincs and though his friends
declared continuously their mistaken
confidence I'm him, yet the accusations
proved too much for him and his health
was broken. AS "a result he left last
sunday for Hot Lake. Or, to be treated
at O. sanitarium. Recent advices arc
go the effect that he Ia recuperating.
SIR Haines was accused by Whiteway
as acting the part OF a gO-botween Tor
the capitol commission ,n an attempt
30 ext0rt 5000 from the proposed con-
tractors, Whiteway and Sullivan, this
amount it Is alleged. being eNacted be-
fore their bid for construction OF capt.
tag building would be accepted. The
testimony seemed 90 have brought out
ths fact, however. that the contractors
themselves offered the bride I'm order TO
secure the contract
LAND DEPARTMENT PRoBED.
1ho next probe was in the nature OF a
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-27

the total number 5g instead OF SO. as 10
now is Each county ls gNon "n"
senator. according to tho constitutional
provision. IL new counties are created
before this apu0rtIuumeut ts agreed
uuou. they win be given each ono reT-
rc-entatiyc and one senator. Under tho
provisions OF the bin Bonner county
is Increased one member Canyon two
members, KootcnuL two oue.dn and
Twin Falls each one member addition
AL and Bear Lake l1osos one.
The present membership. the proposed
membership and the total vote on gov
ernor is given by counties in the f'.-
lowing table.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-27

star chamber session of the committee
ou state affairs. held in the office OF Che
secretary OF state. in which the affairs
of the state land board were thor
oughy gone into. The charges against
the board were ln connection with lts
approval of the contract with the Big
Lost River Land g. Water company
and its maintaining what is called
unlawful collection accounts boo ccr-
tain banking institutions. Tho result OF
this Investigation showed that nothing
Illegal or Irregular was found, with tho
exception OF The question of the 'coI-
lection accounts" which were adWItt' .
Co Dc u their nature Illegal but which
under the conditions. u making daily
exchanges and balances were prtcu-
oulIv necessary
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-27
sHOUP COUNTY Bill.

Power county win not die. Though
"a bin hy that name was hled "a week
ago. 10 has been revived and made
am appearance under now name
that OF shoup. This bin has been fine
PRODUCED in the house recently ana is
sailing en- It's way toward passage. uot-
withstandlnE the bitter opposition Il
has received. n proposes t1 create
a. new county out ~ the same terri
tory aa proposed in the Power county
measure. namely: parts of BBnnock,
Bingham, oneida and Blaine counties,
Making American Falls the county
seat
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-27
POSTPONED APP0RTIoNMENT.

Another bone of serious contention is
promised in connection with the leg
islHtiye apporti0nment Iill. Tho total
vote Tor governor. ol candiiatcs) IS
used as tho basis. and ONE representa-
two Dr. given Tor every 1854 votes 90
major fraction thereof This would
give an increased membership iu the
house 90 representatives Of six. making
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-27

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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-27

FoIcys Honey and Tar clears tho
air passages stops the irritation iu me
throat. s1othos the iunumed mom-
br1ucs and the most obstinate cough
disappears. Sore and lunamed lungs
are healed aud strengthened. and tho
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-27

Joseph Davis Us commissioning from "a
severe attack OF pneumonia
President and Mrs Gcorpo O. psr-
Nnson have gone cast with their som
j.. Leo Parkinson. Go see him entered at
West Point
Supt. Henry Simpson aud Profa John
johnson and George ID Caste are eou-
Quoting teachers examination n
Preston this week
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Goodies. Mr. and
Mrs H. $. Gcddes Mr.. and Mrs J. a..
Jensen. Mr. and Mrs Henry Movers
Mr. and Mrs Abe whitehead and Miss
Ella Olson arc spending this week in
Boise
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-27

Funeral services wCro held BOO the
First ward Westinghouse sunday at ~
o.. m.. Second Counselor willard Lar
SON presiding Bishop Taylor Nelson
of Riverdalo. Elder Joshua Hawkes.
and President George g.. Parkinson
spoke fecllngIy OF tho long and upright
and usefu. lIfe OF this good lady. her
noble traits of character, her implicit
confidence in the priesthood her eter-
nal devotion TO truth. her gcntleuese.
her kindness, her patience. her forth
tudc lutermout was in the Franklin
cemetery beside the remains OF her
noble husband
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-27
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-27

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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-27

Tho state trclsurorers office may yet
receive thorough investigation. ln
compliance with the demand ot tho nl-
uority of the senate committee. but nus
collection accounts. which hc mas
been boz the habit of maintaining. aie
illegal. and the report of Tho commit
tee win be- unanimous ON this point
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-27
ATTACH On ENGINEER

State Engineer stephenson was ine
next To- come into the hme llsnl u'1
bis rass hovsycr. was brought hy The
hotsr Of commemorative. whom "a hii
providIup for the raise OF his salary
and other amendments TO the statute
relating TO his office was up Tor uI--
cussion The engineer was severely
arraIeued by certain momoerS on inc
floor being accused OF graft incompe-
tencv. etc. but amid the storm me
biu was carried ON by the majority
Whether the majority viii yield 10
the demand for am iuresueauoh %.
he engineers office IS question yet
undecided.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-27
STATE WIDE PROHIBITION

In the house yesterday afternoon the
committee ON privilege and elections
by uninamous report recomuN nded
the passage OF the bin providing tor
state wide prohibition and the bin
rs now on the calendar FOR third read
ing md fLnll nasaaEo.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-27
THOMPSON MINERAL LEASE

Since the proposal To- lease To- q. W.
Thompson OF Lewiston, Idaho. h,oOo
acres of mineral lands iu Nez ttro9
county for a period of 80 years was
made about a month ago, aggitauon
over the question has been iucDssdni
Though the state land board has not
vet made the lease Ur promised 20 90
SO and has taken until April 10TH ln
which 70 thoroughly investigate the
mutter. vet scarcely o. day passes in
which the question Is not heard from
I'm some form or other Inspired hy
this question and directed toward IT,
a bill was presented I'm the senate "a
few days ago restricting the powers
OF the state land board 60 ca five year
lease Of all mineralized lands, but this
bill was amended yesterday TO read
fifteen years instead of five. and 10
provide that "a through investigation
shall be made by the state mine In
spector of all such lends before any
such lease shall Do made. So amend
ed the bin passed the senate hy
UNANIMOUS vote. In tho course of tho
rather heated discussion over the mea-
sure. Macbeth declared that by th"
passage of this bin the state would be
prevented from bartering on its birth
right for "a mess OF pottago.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-27

Among the 30 bills introduced in mo
house saturday was O. measure which
proposes 20 withdrawn from the women
of this state the right 90 vote. IL Is
fathored by Parsons of Idaho county,
who claims 90 represents the wishes NJ
q large number OF the faminine popula-
ton of the state and was intro.u cd
al tho request OF women of Bois
numerous written requests and peu'
tlons from whom he has in h.s possess
sion
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-03-17
Los pob-es muchaehos
no. pudieron gober-
mar Ia celosa ernbar-
cacion.
Rumbo a isla de Mona
iban va en- la yola, ouan'
do recibieron ell auxilio de
Blsbai y sus companeIos
81 no hubieran lIegado a tempo,
los muchachos bubieran sido
arrastrados al frente. COD
inciertO destinO
Ode nuestro corresponsai. J

Rincon Mario l4-El lue-
yes pasado salierop tres mo-
chachos de esta localidad por
la manana conduciendo en-
una yola unas calas del pro-
pietario senor S. Santoni para
ser molidas en- la central C6rci
ca de este pueblo.
Tengase en- cuenta que des-
de ell lugar del corte de cana
hasta la central, el camino mas
corto es por el mario que ex-
plica que las cafas fuesen en-
viadas en- una yola y no en- un
CAIRO, por el camlno.
Parece que al regreso del
viaie .un fuerte viento contra
rio. y la mucha corriente des-
vic la yola de SUI rumbo.
va Sc sabe 10 que es una yo-
la. Embarcaci6n muy celosa,
apenas sin quilla y sin condl-
clones marineras, es muy Pc
ligroso salir en- ella fuera de
aguas tranquilas.
Los muchachos sin poder
gobernar la yola y sin la espe-
riencia que un case tai requie-
re fueron arrastrados al mar,
a distancia, en- donde hubie-
ran perecido acknowledgements,
Isl no hubieran aeudido en- su
auxilio la pericia y arroio del
patron don Indalecio Bisbal
secundado por otros dispues-
tos companeros.
Estos, al yer Ell gran peligro
que la yola corrfa, ,salieron en-
su auxiio logrando alcanzar
muy q tempo la embarcaclon
que, va perdida y sin gobierno
arrastrada por la corriente
iba va rumbo q la isla de Mo-
ma.
,+Puede asegurarse que los
pobres muchachos hubieran
perecido sino hubieran recibi-
do a tempo ell valeraso auxi-
lio de Bisbal y sus compane-
ros.
Gran regociio hubo en- terra
cuando va en- ella. los chicos,
sus amigos y familiares les
vieron salvos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-03-17
A las 3 de Ia Radrugada.

A esa bora Sc retiraron pa
ra sus respectivaS residencias
anoche los delegados a la Ca
mara que concurrieron d la
session Ultima de la legislature.
Hasta la Ultima hora del Gle
ire de la session permanecieron
en- ell salon de Ia Camara las
distinguidas esposas de los
delegados Sres. Lopez Diaz,
Urrutia, Oppenheimer y LIo-
rens Torres.
Los Sres. Goirgetti, Lluve-
ras Y Diaz Navarro Hevaron
en- sus AUTOMOBILES a Santurce
q sus respectivas residencias
a algunos de sus companeros
que allf viven.
En- ests iDpreDss ss veDds papel
visjo d 2 pesos quiussL
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-03-17

Diego, Munoz Rivera y Ma
tienzo huelga casi ell que hi
ciera uso de la palabra va que
en- todos esta encarnado el ma
yor sentimiento de solidaridad
Que no importa que puedan
haber dos tendencias en- la
Camara, pero que no dos ten
dencias en- 10 fundamental del
credo de la Union de P. Rico,
puesto q. aquello mo significa
que Sc haya de romper la ar
monfa de la Camara nj de Ia
Union, y que la unica forma
de evitar que rafagas tempes-
tuosas de malsanas ideas pu-
dieran levantar. C r rs i S
en- la Camara era el discutirlo
todo, ell conyencerse los que
pudieran tener diversas ten
dencias de procedimiento, de
cual era la mejor y mas con-
veniente. Que solo debe ha-
ber una finalidad, la de mar
char unidos siempre en- la E.
sencialidad de la Union de P.
Rico para conquistar la liber-
tad de P. Rico. (aplausos).
El Sr. Munor Rivera pide Sc
constituya la Camara en- Sc
sion secreta.
Antes de constituirse en- la
session secreta retira eI Sr. Ii
zol su apelaci6n para ante la
Camara, en- su incidente con
la presidencia interina y el Sr.
J, ColI-Cuchi aclara su actitud
ell cuInpBLlleUtO ucl uSDel
de 10 presidential, tan diff
Gil.
"Y esto-dice-e en- medic de u
ia dc las mas tempestuosas
sesiones de Ia Camara, session
que no Sc ba visto jamas en- la
vida legislative de P. Rico y
seguramente. no volvera d re-
petirse.
- A las s. de Ia noche Sc ter
nina 10 session aeordando Ia
celebration de up banquete
al que concurriran todos los
delcgadoS de la Camara.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-03-17
NotIciialls De Pgpfta de 7iena

(DE NUEsTRo coRREsPONsAL)
Mario l6-Ha sido denun-
ciada ante el juez por allanar
Ia morada da la sonora Asen-
ci6n Cedeno, AmalIa. Santana
Esta eompletamente oien
de la enfermedad qu ese retu-
vo algunos dias en- CANA elsr,
Tomas Lozano, que en- breve
sc auseDta para Cayey.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-03-17
CINE CURANO.

Esplendida result6 Ia. funci-
ci6n anoche en- el cine cubano
Todas las vistas fueron del a.
grado> del numeroso publlco
que habia ALI reunido. Las
nuevas pelicuIas recibidas por
el dltimo vapor son de 10 me-
jor que Sc. conoce en- Puerto
Rico. Para esta noche- prepara
ell Cine Cubano otra variada
funci6n.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-03-17
"a gsTA REsTABLEcIDo

Despues de dos dias de guar
dar cana -esta va bien el sor.
Luis A, Gonzalez; 1ingenjerol
que reside ep Santuree. Lo &C.
ebra mos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-03-17
I'm sANTuRCF

e. boesped De los estima-
bIes esposos Benitez-B Benz tez,
en- Santurce Ia senora de Be-
.nitez Santana. de YabUcoa,
madre polltica de aquellos
Bienevenida q Ia distinguida
sonora y que le sea grata su
permanencia en- la ciudad
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-03-17
Continuation de Ia pagina 5a

piritu de concordia que debe
amman q todos para la supre-
ma Iucha entablada contra los
enemigos de P,Rico. ."Que 40
deben haber. nj Llorens. al
Coll, nj Oppenhemer, nj de
Diego, ri Munez, sin6 unionis
tas, buenos puertorriquenos
que no esgrimiendo ell punal
asesino que here en- la SOM
bra y. con que Sc nos quiere
atacaf sino Ilevando alta Ia
frente. y Ia limpia y noble espa
da de combate, pelear siempre
eon~mayor energia,y teson, no
perdiendo el tempo en lu-
cbas bIzartinas y fernando
solo no eompacto e ire
ductihle falanje de buenos pa
triotas que han de cumplir
con Ell ineIudible deber de cons
tituir una patria, libre, gran
de, independents dentro del
derecbo y de la civilization.
(aptausos).
Matlenzo Clntr6n-Yo aplau
do-dice-la noble y patfi6tica
actitud del Sr. ,Munoz Rivera
y 81 lamento. profundamente
40 baber podido impedir 10
oeurrido- aqui auhque des-
pues de todo SOD natu-
rales sucesos de. un a
.asamblea de hombres libres
y dignos, me allegro grande-
mente de la desyiacion patri6-
tlca y cOnveniente que ha te-
nido la tendpestad que pudo
leVantarse en- el seno de esta
Camara. Y 70 aseguro seno-
res delegados, que de mi parte
de esta parte de Ia Camara
unionista de P. Rico. no sal
dra nunca un motive para pro
vocar enojosas cuestiones per-
'sonales en- la Camara. Unos
podremos ser mas vehemen-
'tes> que otros, en- eiertos eIe-
mentos de esta Camara podra
encontrarse en- -casos >dados
un mayor vehemencia en- las
dlscusiones ;pere siendo, todos
leales y sinceros iamas Sc da-
ra I'm motive. de rompimiento
entire nosotros. Ye, por mi
parte podre estar en-. .alguna
OCCASION, en- muchas como en-
pocas, como en- 1inguna, en-
contra de las ideas Q de los
rumbos que sostengan ell Sr.
Munoz Rivera como el.Sr. De
Diego, como. cualduiera de
nuestros companeros; podre-
mos discutir mas 9 menos We
hementemente; pero yo vuel-
vo a asegurar a la Camara
que de mis- labios no saldra
jamas una Trace que pueda las
timar, que pueda herip perso-
.nalmente q los demas compa-
neros de esta Camara que con-
migo comparten las respon-
sabilidades q. ell pueblo puso
en- nuestras manos para q. le
rindieramos despu6s estrecha
cuenta de elias. (AplauSos de
Ia Camaral.
"Y los que Sc creyeron-ter-
nina elevando et t0no de voz-
que la Camara unionista Sc
dividia, Sc rompia. perdia su
gran virtuahdad, esos deben
escribir sobre eI fronts del
.edificio de sus maIevolas in
tenciones que ahora Sc de-
rrumba y cae eI "Lasciate
ogni esperanza" .......
"Aquf NADIA Sc rompe, nj Sc
desune, aqui sigue viviendo la
Union de P. Rico"
~ tGrdndeS apIditsos en- lc Cd
mara.
LlOrenS Torres. Dice one
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