The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-29
Developed i'm the State
/ Board Has Stirred
All of Idaho.
D0K ADVANTAGE
! ABUSED PRIVILEGES
patriotic. Law-Abiding
'sns Worthy of Respon-
lsible Positions.
D BIZ E. O. ARNEy.

Ass, The Tribune.
Ida, April 2s.-The state
H of Idaho is In a state OF
The resignation Of Register
MI arch has occnsioned a politi-
nrs Such q serious state of af-
yas not contemplated is being
,s 1 o light, and the people OF
rul looking on in bewilderment,
l p e when period will be placed
tortunate record Of these eS-
y proceedings.
'''" rch has pleaded guilty to an
|nh,s % share in the profits of
sproposItion to the amount of
mn1ich said project was up for
',as s on before the board of which
|b,a Nd acting clerk.
hs,r. efense before Governor Brady
q ~ Tstatement to me Immediately
esssSt the presentation of his res
WI ihTudge Church cited instances
stir.rior officers--members of the
S ir board (excluding Governor
- ayinp become the financial
ss of land and Of money
leir official positions, and to
Tor he justified himself in so
AZ. an oueh the acts of those to
an Az : has been beholden for his
pru nt as register Of the Idaho
shl board.
hr.once suggests the indisputa-
msTxice of q system of which the
vitsSd at least three members OF
Ausk Idaho state land board are
'hese members are Attorney
&c. McDougall, State School
Cis'n dcnt s. Belle Chamberlain
ns 7ry of State Robert Lansdon.
vts Uhoice of a Board.
/. ,-,.ose responsible for the Carey
|busssu the capitol of this great ma
dsua1s and looked about them for
mediators TO be trusted as
|Pn-lvvsnts of the public veal, In
AIR and honorable adjudica-
|Tntzb affairs of the act, as be-
sen Future settler on the lands
--oyernment of this republic,
| n m ned that this board should be
VI .he four leading officers of
rHlNs seventeen commonwealths
on his appreciable legislation
-oor 1omc applicable.
uha eam can flow no higher than
. :. so a people can be no bet
Y ,tsHe to no greater moral plane
oesee representatives. they put forth
~ jer their civic affairs.
|lnIU:, e member of the committee
en nzlited States senate, which
fllgG q law, looked down the an
JIl'rf and said TO this committee:
fIN men, do you not fear that
ee,ture time the settlers under
oHEl terms of this act may elect
|roaons rs who will take advantage
Won .sitions on this board TO be-
|he ps sted personally in these vari-
|eial IIve projects, thereby subject
III nH H1ture worthy settlcr-citiZens
|ellgo, board TO serve in the de-
lp0.s VI these important affairs. -
fes W. have been the reply Of the
e IN who are responsible for
III 3 gicent Carey act legislation Z
goco ot Senators Carey, Dubois,
|ng Wins and Teller stand in
s. y J about the committee table
Ryed son assure the interrogation
ping zen and the women Of the
would tolerate no such per
mo Justice; that the clear, red
IN Hin Sl1ncst official life permeated
nrT n Of the body polite Of this
bui y mountain country and that
ear need arise in the minds
MBrs, ,Prn people, for the faint Of
|,Idrtn rhOuld never attach to the
sorh lending the perfect dcvel-
ths. ;heso great now projects, so
officials were 20 be con-
sV% IAN " System Has Grown.
II, w. Eunexpected has happened!
|hotic has been formed, it was
hing - beginning. but it has now
.,sht oh proportions that a regis.
n,su ey,r y the right to exact extor.
seen ITO "get projects through -
Sc hs e and board. and these three