Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-01-26
GOOD ROADS
MEN GATHER
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Mountainhomc. Ida Thos Gambling,
Siberia. Bear Lake county, Ida; Eu-
gene Clark. Pennington; Geo L. Peay.
Provo; C. M. Madsen, Gunnison, David
Mnckay. Granger; c. K. Jensen, Clear
Creek; j. B. Riches, Nephi, Enoch Bur-
ton, Nephi; p Fredcrlckson. Malad
City. Ida; JOS Sharp Sunnysidc; Wm
Archbold, Park city; ]. d. Birch,
Hoytsville, Summit county; soren Lar
sen. Rock Springs, Wyo., ]. w. Nc
Henry, Murray, VIM. a. Mcmillan.
Murray; ]. w. Satterthwaite, Randolph,
Rich county. j. c. Lambert. kamas,
Summit county; ]. A. Parker, Joseph.
SEWER county; j. o. Anderson. Salina,
Sevier county: George Charlesworth.
Richfield; r. H. Thomas. Sconeld, Jo-
seph Horton, Center. Sevier county;
Riverton; ] o. Pack, kamas Geo.
Jones. Mammoth, Juab county; John II.
Curfcw. Wayne county: A. E. Lee.
Murray, John Weston. Randolph II. II.
Huff. Montpelier, Ida; Ed Dalton.
Tooele: ], c Wheelon. Garland.
Boxelder county; NJ. Evans. Garland,
Jno T. Lont, Garland. C. r. Alfred,
Chester, Sanpete Co; Martin Isaacson,
Ephraim; George Naylor. Sugar
w. ], Clark. Grantsville; Geo. Ken
nedy. Randolph. Thos. ]. Tlngey.
Woodruff. Rich Co. Andrew ]. Hou-
ser. Randolph. Jas Kennedy, Ran
dolph; Burt Hanney. Randolph. Arte-
mus Holman. Pleasant Grove: o. G.
Reenhardt, Nampa, Ida; ]. ]. Craner.
Provo. Andrew Russell. Tooele, j.
w. Fox. Manti; j, +. Peterson. Cir
cleVille. Thomas Homer. Salt Lake;
VIM. ]. Carson. Junction. Piute Co,
Andrew Russell Tooele: j w. Fox,
Manti; 7. T.. Pearson. CirclevilIe; ID.
w. Church. Pocatello. Ida; o. B. An
derson. Morgan City, Morgan Co; Jno.
c. Waite, Jr, Layton, Davis Co: w
S. Wills. Heber: Geo. Daybell. Charles
ton B. r, Mcdonald, Price, C. K,
Jensen. Clear Creek. D, ]. Thomas.
Price: A. d. MacLean, Price; A. w,
Horsley. Price; j. F. Pace, Price; o. T.
Harmon. Price; j n. Whitmore.
Price.
CONVENTION NOTES.
Dan w. Church, mayor of Pocatello
Idaho, and delegate to the good roads
from Bannock county. and
o G. Rinehardt. county commissioner
from Canyon county, are enthusiasts
advocates of improved highways in
the Gem state. Idaho joins heartily
In the movement for good roads," said
Mr.. Church, land believe II to be the
solution OF the market problem. Our
state Is ono of magnificent distances,
sparse population and rocky roads. bur
VIC arc striving to better these condi-
tions as rapidly as possible" "
John c. Smith, representative in the
legislature from Kane county. Is a
delegate to the convention. THE state |
has agreed to give us 1000 II we Will |
raise $3.50 to go with II In improving |
the roads OF Kane county" said Repre-. |
Smith. land we arc getting |
busy toward getting that $3.50. l think |
the good roads movement Will eventu- !
ally result in our section becoming tho |
head OF the state. Instead OF the tail |
md We have occupied the latter posi-
lion long time, but now hope for
better"
Armory hall presented pleasing ap-
learance when the convention met this
being gnily decorated with
iogs and bunting, with a great starry
emblem suspended over the speakers
stand.
Orson Hewlett. one of the most en-
husiastic supporters Of tho good roads
propaganda In the state. was among
he busy ones this morning. Good
'oads Will give us lower prices" said
dr Hewlett. When the farmer and
producer can get to market without
having to hall his produce through mud
lxlc deep the problem OF cheaper food
VII be solved. l look for great
h,nBs from the good roads conven-
ion"
o. r Madscn of the board of county
commissioners OF Weber county is
lmong the dozen or more delegates sent
iown from Weber I'VE are building
| permanent roadway between the
3oXelder line on the north and the
Davis county line on the south" said
dr. Madsen this morning we ex-
'endcd $4,000 on this highway last
ear and hope soon to report its COM
olctlon."