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Show (HUE MEASURES HAVE BEEN SIGNED Governor Bamberger Does HU Part to Reward Black Hawk Veteran. Salt Lake. March 9 The signing yesterday by Governor Simon Bamberger Bam-berger of senate bill No. 155. providing 11250 for the relief of William H. Jenne, a veteran of the Black Hawk Indian war, brought out an Interesting feature of the negotiations between the early Mormon settlers and the Indians In-dians for the creation of a state of peace between the white men and the red men in this territor Jenne was formerly a private under Captain .Tared C. Roundy and also under un-der William W. ciuff. He served in the famous Nauvoo legion. Negotiations vith the Indians under the great chief Washakie had proceeded proceed-ed to the point where the white men were to send the Indians some beef cattle. Private Jenne was one of those selected to drive the herd to the Camp Of the Indians ferine was game, but his horse took fright, reared and fell on the soldier In such a way that his leg bones weer badly fractured. An amputation below be-low the knee did not suffice, and another an-other operation had to be performed, In which the leg was amputated above the knee. All ilxse years Jenne has gone unrewarded, un-rewarded, until the governor v ester-da ester-da signed the relief bill passed by; the legislature. The money 1r payable in two Installmeii I s Governor Bamberger yesterday signed eight other bills and sent them to Harden Bennion, secretary' of state, for registration and filing. The bills are: , House bill No. 107. by Raleigh Making the governor, the state engineer, engi-neer, the attorney general, the secretary secre-tary of state and the state auditor the members of the road board, all to serve ivithmit pvl r:i fumnsnudlinn House bill No. 44. by McKlnney Requiring Re-quiring persons, firm, corporations or associations engaging in the business of loaning sums of $300 or less to procure a license from the state bank BXfl miner Senate bill, appropriations commlt-tee commlt-tee Providing for a state road-building fund and directing the expenditures expendi-tures thereof. Senate bill No 1$, by Olson Providing Pro-viding for the election terms of cer tain officers in cities and towns and fixing their salaries and terms Senate bill No 106. by Armstrong Repealing laws relating to an annual appropriation for the Utah board of commissioners for the promotion of uniform legislation in the United j States. Senate bill No 107 Appropriating $12,000 for the use of the Orphans' Home and Da Nursery association. Senate bill No. 52 Relating to bonds of county officers, approval, securities and recording. Senate bill No 153, appropriations committee Creating a commission to provide for a display of the natural and industrial products of Ctah at the exposition of the semi centennial, of the completion of the first transcontinental transcon-tinental railroad at Ogden in 1919 |
