The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-17
|I7[R ROADS
h IDAHO STATE
nd for a Good and Suff-
,i,nt Statute Under Which
They May Be Made.
|yREsENTATIyE BEALL
WANTS TO BE SPEAKER
|rrnor Brady Seems to Be in
|pt,pair for the State That
Beat Him.
nv @. E. ARNEY,

BY @. E. ARNEY.
n 10 The Tribune
,.r ida, Nov. 16.-Therc Is no rea-
-. - ,ho incoming legislature should
r,io ,bc people OF Idaho with .
.,ficlent statute by which q
:, Good roads may bc made and
's.d Two years ago a slight at
= This direction was made, but the
-, oonrt jnvalidated the enactment
..,,c of Idaho is dependent on its
.,sr,l and lis horticultural develop
Uubout these tho state VIII not
whIle. 4 majority OF the mem
rn.,o',inc each branch o. the legis-
.Sl ho from the country. All OF
WI M i've depcndent largely OH the
Wv sotc for any future political fav-
e. MAY aim to attain. II will be
..oin,ment to the state, and to the
s.sanmnnitjcs OF Idaho, II the leg :
lie ycar adjournS without pro-
ar plan by which the several
= " NAV provide, uy uniform s!s-
/, ecod roads.
IN, cad commentary on our rural
t..,s;o fiat the state has progressed
=, in tho scale OF commercial de-
..-sot devoid Of this highly lmpor-
tsTs, Of legislation. The farmer oil
4. ,,o scarce pick up a paper with
..,,,r Tho ADVERT OF some
4, Imoroyemenl In his adjacent city.
I ,iverlIsnmeut for a bond issue, or
( e.,r,c 10 Improve the streets OF
~ This is as it should be. Sucn
,s,srcp,s tell the story OF progress
4, ,mbl,you 10 have the best possible
4 ors obtain for wheeled traffic with
y oily.
II, 4 no reason whv the exact same
|ebas should not prevail IN the rural
IA Of the state. Every dollar spent
|6, end would NJ TWO dollars saved
|y farmcrs. the gardeners and The
|nilas OF Idaho.
fs7s ambitious law-maker will bring
y, k-islaturr this session bundle
|sssd along the line OF good road
~ n Idaho and show the courage 10
Ia hls plen. he will earn A warmer
= 4 Tho hearts of the people OF the
4 Inn by any other form of lcSlsla-
; which the people are interested
Wants the Speakership,
Ekslor Bcsll Of Latah county has
n bis sails toward thc spcakcrship
q liz is. liic lone Republican elected
.hi slgsys uncertain political coun-
.Lhh Some years ago Latah was
.h ot a larzc Populist contingent.
ia years ago every member sent
w. branch OF the state legislature
i / PcpUlisl, And there were some
n rsn among them, too. men of
|h4 ability and great usefulness. The
l. n,0n exhibits considerable courage
y ignl of The experience at hand,
|rrs- refer to the present speaker.
hfl Caestonc, of Clagstone, Bonner
~. lr. CiDgstonc, at the close OF
/7glnryhip career. became suddenly
ITnenllv ambitious. fIc looked square
R Snsing glass and bethouEht him
= discover evident signs OF states
+fP He took himself seriously as
r(.slc. for governor. He pruc$aded
usls along these lines and when
;'sc Vas ended and the ballots were
d e found that his vision was
|Ltr Instead of having been elected
a,r his constituency had chosen him
-Saole of Clagstonc precinct. in
IA cniniy. / presume he reasons
good politics for him TO remain
anslirhi.
. s,eakeIship however, is A qucs-
'ach must be solved, the fall OF
.'szllc Paul 10 tho contrary never
v; presumed that this matter
o. settled by tho voters OF Ban
~uo'' In the election OF Bishop
hunt OF Swan Lake, who had
speakers chair so often be-
no' ,nc voters Of that hailiuick
~ M% Make sufficient crosses" along
~ name to warrant the Judges in
mm q certificate OF election 10 a
me housn. I, is scarcely prob
-Hlncilon.
E ". Edeington. the Young at
" lcahp Falls, in Bingham county.
ssnls some consideration for the
,c'h lie Is good material. He
4 unle Republican and is able.
sr". and possessed OF splendid
"eo oIncer, Legislator.
sn t1~in G DavisAE. S. a, re-
osen elected TO a seat IN the
as Republican from Oneida
he Is resident OF Malad and
mai section uf Idaho. Lie was
an apnoiniec OF Hon. Edgar
ye " me military academy at West
Nnlle III with some minor afflic-
sWn niill'se hospital. Captain
!, ",ylsq " lasting injury 10 one OF
uoush the negligence OF a
b NJ. my "aier bottle being left
~ ioot while under an opiate.
r tn,, ot this early age. he Is re-
~ WI pay Of a captain.
aow Brady Construes.
,s1r siady takes thc result of the
EaS,,aoo" as 3 rcbuke not only &c
~ n prohibition movement. but
1 ,s sne local option accomplish
tko6 s past two years. In the
Nrro, meeting Of the Congreea
u soysd neld in this city last even
h bNho. bh.'hor said: Should the peo-
nloan VINO hsvs declared for an
=. of write the books for tho
EFalars schools TO study" This
IL cainc from the executiv.
ksnlf p,||stess of a discussion Oh
u to ~ H. school children. and q
IA he 'm legality OF reading The
ie ppblIppun pubic schools. and OF al
ikat lbn lbauons. y suggestion wac
y sons peoplc of the state should
p usrs,olhe olher book on ethics. anG
,silSn S'S'on the governor directed
Is NJ. ,
sisw. urst inliTnation Of the gov.
on the temperance aues.