The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-17

notice shall he published as often as such
paper is issued for thirty days
There is no question as 10 the mcau-
ing of this section, no question as to
where the notice shall he printed for
the law is mandatory, vet the Ucmor
rhagc every day through the state en-
ginccr Office, takes away from the
county press that which this county
press is entitled to because the Federal
Bunch so demands and the state en-
ginecr complies,
Graft For Homorrhage.
The fat rate fixed by the state Gu
ginccr 5 office for the publication of a
notice to water users In country papers
like the Milford Times or the Beaver
County News is $3.50. While this I'M
der the law is all the applicant should
pay, nevertheless. to keep the Hemor.
rhage going and at the same time evad.
for the notice and this is turned over
to the Hemorrhagc. In other words, a
graft of 50 TO sustain the organ of the
Federal Bupcb-a robbery of the appli-
cant and j total loss To the country
newspaper.
For illustration, IN the IIemorrhage of
Tuesday morning these notices 10 water
users appear:
Il. j. Raddntz gives notice OF his intcn-
ton TO divert the waters OF Hidden Treas Treas
urc Spring. Utah county. This notice,
under the law. should have been printed in
3 Utah county paper.
Thomas l.. Allen of Coalville gives no.
Smith aud Moorehousc creek. Summit
county This notice, under the law.
SHOULD have been printed in Coalville
or Park City paper.
gives notice of intention To appropriate
water from Ten Mile creek in PlUte coun-
". No paper being printed in that coun
~, either Beaver or Sevicr county news
papers should have printed the notice.
NJ B. Whitney would appropriate water
from Utah lake. This notice should have
been printed in a Utah county newspa-
per.
Joseph r. Murdoch would divert water
from Beaver creek. Summit county. and
store IL In Lost lake. in Wasatch county.
Either Wasatch or Summit county papers
should have printed this
Tlmpanogos Irrigation company would
appropriate waters of Shinslc creek and
Beaver creek. in Summit county. The
press OF summit county should have
printed this.
would appropriate water from Spring
creek and Iron Mountain springs in
Tooele county. Certainly Tooelc county
papers should have printed this notice.
Steal From Two Places.
Here arc seven legal notices taken
away from the country press aud unIaw-
fully given the Hcmorrhagc because
It saves an assessment on the Fedora,
Bunch The direct steal from the ap-
plicauis is only $50. but from the
country press the steal is $3.50.
The country press of Utah does not
receive the support Of the state officials
in cash advertising to which it is en-
titled, because the Federal Bunch which
controls the state officers demands 9th,
erwise. This gang orders the logiti.
mate advertising which belongs to the
country press taken away, inserted in
the personal organ of the bunch, aud
after doing this expects the country
press TO rally to the support OF the gang
and when it does not do so, the Grim
inal editor Of the organ of the Bunch
has the nerve, or the gall, or whatever
one is pleased TO call if, to dcnouncc
the country press Of Utah as not being
up 10 standard,