Show Utah Should Should Pro Prore Progress reI re I Here Here Is One Way I A study of gO governmental salaries In I Utah presents a picture of comparisons which is Interesting In that It shows i the unjust low level at which pay to legislators has been held through the years which have followed since we constitutionally made the pay rate i Let us look back for instance c to 1890 1896 Let us compare the salaries then paid to our public officials Here lIere are some I I lug Ing examples Governor 1896 2000 a. a a a I year 1944 a year secretary of state 1896 1800 2000 a year 1944 I a year state auditor 1896 1500 1944 a year will be a year January 1 I 1945 state treasurer 1896 1000 a year 1944 a year will be a year after January 1 1 1915 15 5 I attorney general 1896 1500 1944 a year superintendent of public i i instruction 1896 1500 1944 supreme court judges 1896 a year 1944 a year district court i judges 1896 a year 1944 a year members of both houses of the legislature 1896 per day 1944 per day There are three departments of government gov gov- the the executive Judiciary and the legislative The above andI I displays the disparity which has continued con bon on down through recent years In the matter of payment to our govern govern- govern 1 I ment meat officials it shows the legislative branch inexcusably accorded unfair treatment The time has arrived to rectify rec- rec that condition the time has arrived ar- ar rived for Utah to step into line with C a 0 S policy polley of fair treatment to its legisla legisla- tors That fair treatment should be In L the nature of Increased salaries an advancement ad ad- vi to a point that at least allows to lawmakers sufficient income to pay Pal r I their expenses while serving the state sj t Mining M Matters Matters- I I Sales iSales Shipments Shipment j 1 NOTHING CAN N STOP STOl DEMAND NU FOIl FOll OI UI 1 I It Its has be been n truly said that envy r I a 1 shining mark That may be tb the a reBa rean reasa n for eastern attacks on gold ens and 1 I silver mining The east has hall no IndusI Industries Indus Indus- I tries tries' that pay so handsomely with sue such t small Investment The beautiful money mone 7 metal silver has withstood the attacks attack 8 f I of or the eastern financial ring for man many 7 decades says the Denver Mining Record I Bimetallism is coming In the opinion opinio n of many monetary experts The won world d demand for bimetallism and the shunning shunning shun shun- I ning ning- of paper money will sweep aside th the a opposition to gold and silver money IT Bimetallism will mean prosperity IC for sr thousands of western mining men an and d will wilt also mean greater production of If f copper lead and zinc with which ore ores 5 silver is generally associated Gold never was In a stronger position n than It is i today Efforts of foreign nations na na- 5 to get the United States to bac back IC UP the paper money of the world with wit ii its gold will not meet with the approval sl i of af the U U. S. S Congress Congre Gold may advance e in price and attain even a a. higher pos position I- I as t Ion tion as the premier money metal of ot U the ie world worle i 1 STO ALts I THURSDAY Columbus day Exchange day Exchange closed i FRIDAY J I New Park Park I Park Premier Premier-boo Premier 1000 21 SATURDAY New Park Park MONDAY No Park City stocks exchanged hands TUESDAY i I Park City Consolidated Consolidated c j WEDNESDAY I New Park Park 22 22 COc 1000 2 I SHIPMENTS I 1 New Park Park Utah Consolidated Park Utah Keetley I I Total I I |