The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-28
chlnery and the works for their now
water works and lighting plant.

cninery and the works for their new
water works and lighting plant.
The machinery for these two adiuncts
70 the falls will be installed by the Min
neeap9us ne steel and Machinery company
nleer, OF the Felt building in Salt Lake
Clty Is the representative, and the works
proper proper wiz be put in by the Chatneld and
Lake City. The Minneapolis Machinery
company was the lowest bidder, their
igure being s2S.asS and the construction
INSTALLATION for the sum of S63 ,561 90.
inc bonds for this municipal ownership
proposition aere were voted for s95, 900
amo SOLD Tor n premium OF something over
5000, which Will give the council q neat
sum sum over and above the cost of install
Mr.. L. &. Kelsey of Salt Lake will
attend to the engineering features Of
these improvements
Favor Barney o'Neil.
A young man in Idaho Falls passed
and In a single afternoon secured 4ss
slsners for the north Idaho chairman as
the Republican candidate for governor
Moons a farmer secured 81 sIgners for
ONeil and In Fairview precinct, Gs
Bigners.
The circulators of the o'Neil petitions
IN and about Idaho Falls are experiencing
dlnlculty In obtaining sgners to his Pc
tition through the ambition OF the men
and women to vote. IL possible. for Mayor
mentioned frequently as n possible cam
didete for governor on the Democratic
ticket.
William j. Dinecn of this city yyell
known throughout Idaho, leaves here next
Tuesday for a threc-months visit with
relatives in Montreal and Chicago.
A Near-Beer Decision.
judicial District court OF Idaho. includ-
Ing Iatah, Nez Perce and Idaho coun-
ties. has rendered an opinion to the eff
feet that the sale OF near beer Is a vio-
lation of the Idaho local option law
passed by the last session OF the Idaho
This decision came as n surprise to
the operators OF preweries in Idaho, as
well rs TO those conducting soft drink"
places,
The brewerics In South Idaho which
are most concerned in this decision are
located at Pocatello and Nampa.
Yesterday the sheriff of Canyon county
took cosnizance of the decision rendered
by Judge Steele by going over to Nampa
the brewery OF the Junction City thar
after July 1 he should sell no moro OF
the product OF his brewery.
Last Friday the pure food conmission-
near beer establishments of st. An
thony. idaho Falls, Rcxburg and Mont
pclier that they should cease the sale
Of beer.
Based ON the per cent OF alcohol per
mitted by the government in the issu-
ance of its license. that IS 9 per cent,
these brcworieS have been manufacturing
and selling their output, as they claim,
regularly.
IL is the presumption Of the keepers
Of these beer places and OF the brcwcries
that the state chemist has given TO the
state officials an analysis Of this beer DIFF
fering from the federal requirement
The Pocatello brewers have notified
their customers that their brews were
regularly and carefully analyzed by their
chemist, Mr.. Blust. employed by them
salary OF $4,000, and that in view OF this
fact they and not the retailers. would
undertake to defend them in the courts
against any orders of the state pure
food commissioner or the local officers
TO the contrary,
This is expected to bring forth tense
legal battle. not altogether free from
the taint of partisan politics.