Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-16


We will therefore clear expenses"
LEGISLATION FOR IDAHO.
During the latter part Of ChautauQua
wtek senator William Il, boran ana
Congressman Thomas r. Hamer were
Boise visitors. The former delivered
a very strong address on Living Is
sues before the assembly, which was
reported In last weeks News. Both
gentlemen were very cordially greeted
Dy the citizens OF Boise, and each
spoke very enthusiastically OF Idaho's
future.
When Congressman Hamer was ques-
toned as To the work accomplished tor
idaho during the last session OF CON
gress. he very happily responded. Il
wuSlld certainly be open TO criticism
II mad returned TO Idaho without
having accomplished or succeeded In
having enacted into law any legisla-
ton fayOring the interests OF our state.
/ am free to confess that | exercis d
the best tact and judgment, and put
forth the best efforts at my command
to benefit legislation Tor Idaho, and to
prevent legislation adverse 70 her In
terests
The $50 600 COO act will prove " vast
Importance to Idaho The measure was
the creation OF senator Borah, and as
It's originator and champion he Is en-
titled to the highest prlte. He had
the support OF Senator Hepburn, am
ne did everything he could to gt tn
bill through the house
The assignment law ls another I'M
portant measure for Idaho. This gives
permission to homesteaders on reclana-
ton tracts to assign their entries after
the. period prescribed by law, ana WI
the outgrowth Of the action OF the in
terror department In holding that sucl
entries could not be assigned.
The dry farm BIZ Is another that
stands To the credit Of the Idaho dele
CATION was glad 10 be OF what as
sistance | could in getting that meas
ure through. recognizing its great I'm
portance TO idaho and the fact that IT
had been all too long delayed
BOLD BURGLARY.
Between Saturday midnight and Mon
day morning the art store OF +. j
Faust. situated on the busiest part "
Main street, was entered by burglars
through the rear door. by cutting the
glass. and the safe was blown oTcn
and cash In the sum or S75 was taken
The safe door was practically demol-
ished. and valuable papers belonging 10
the proprietor OF the store We're scat
tered over the floor In great confusion
Nothing. except the cash mentioned
seems To have been taken. No clue was
left TO the Identity Of the burglar
DOCTOR SIrZZALO IN BOISE.
Or. Henry suzzalo, OF the Columbian
university, arrived Tuesday evening In
Boise. where he will conduct series
Of lectures at the summer normal
school held In this city. The school
considers itself highly fortunate In Sc
curing the services Of so talented an
educator 10 deliver this course Of lee
lures. which will last through six
A.
will probably be the guest OF GOV
Brady.
FALK APPOINTED SECRETARY.
At a meeting OF the state board OF
health. held In this city on Tuesday.
DR. Ralph FAX, county physician Of
Boise, was elected secretary Of he
board, to succeed the late DR. Con
nant.
Peculiar circumstances have sur.
rounded this position since the creation
OF the state board or health OF this
state The FIRST secretary of the board
was the late Dr. w. y. Springer, who
died while in office. and was succeed
ed by DR. Connant, who also died be,
fore he had served out his first term "
two years
DIR. Falk will resign his position as
county physician In order TO sive prop
err attention TO the duties OF his new
office.
OPENS ROOF GARDEN.
The handsome new roof garden OF
the Owyhee hotel was formally opened
on Tuesday evening, with music and
large concourse of townspeople in at.
tendance. This Is the first and only
roof garden IN the state Of Idaho. y
occupies the entire roof Of the big hos
telry and is gay with flower beds and
To 10 .Hfa "a
town and the surrounding country is
most superb from this spot.
Rand and Orchestra Saltair To-day