seriesNo,seriesEntityName,seriesTitle,seriesDateRange,seriesArrangement,seriesDescription,seriesTotRetentDesc,seriesPrimaryClassCode,seriesExtentDesc
183,Governor (1917-1921 : Bamberger),Administrative records,1913-1920.,Grouped by document type or subject.,"This series is a compilation of various events that took place during and before Governor Bamberger's term. It contains records of miscellaneous correspondence\, appointments\, Indian War Veterans fund\, and land settlement records. It also consists of microfilmed scrapbooks of newspaper clippings of Bamberger's political happenings\, prohibition\, World War I\, agriculture\, coal shortage\, railroads\, and other events during his term. This series gives a taste of the important political issues facing Governor Bamberger.",,Public,0.70 cubic foot 8 microfilm reels
185,Governor (2021- : Cox),Water rights and irrigation records,1919.,"Alphabetical by subject, thereunder chronological.","This series consists of correspondence to and from the Governor's Water Rights Commission created under Chapter 37 of the Laws of Utah\, 1917; a report for proposed irrigation in Springville and Mapleton\, (Strawberry Reservoir Project); and the Dixie Project report\, a report proposing irrigation for Hurricane\, Utah. These records document Utah's response to the federal Reclamation Program and the solution to providing arable land for soldiers returning from war\, a national concern during Bamberger's term and after.",,Public,0.25 cubic foot 1 microfilm reel
12365,Governor (1917-1921 : Bamberger),Legislative bills record,"1917, 1919.",,"This series contains the letters of transmittal from the Legislature's chief clerk to Governor Bamberger and from Governor Bamberger to his Secretary of State. Letters officially inform the Governor that the Senate President and Speaker of the House have signed bill xxx and that it was now ready for his signature or veto. Letters of transmittal to the Secretary of State keep a record of what Governor Bamberger passed\, what was vetoed and why. A messenger book is also contained in this series. This book was created by Joseph E. Shields\, messenger to the Governor. The Legislature authorized the Governor to appoint any suitable person to the position (1917\, Senate Concurrent Resolution 1) in order to expedite the business of the Legislature. The book notes legislative bill number and title with Shield's signature showing receipt and usually a note giving the date the bill was given to the Governor.",,Public,0.35 cubic foot 1 microfilm reel
21962,Governor (2021- : Cox),Coal shortage investigation records,1917.,Alphabetical by document type.,"This series contains records involving investigations into a coal shortage in Utah. The Attorney General held a hearing to see if there was an immediate remedy or if the shortage merited a legislative remedy; a copy of that hearing transcript is included. Also included is a copy of the hearing transcript for a hearing held by a joint legislative committee and copies of the subpoena issued by the legislative committee to those asked to testify at the hearing. In 1917 a Legislative Committee investigated the reasons for the coal shortage in the state of Utah. Various mine owners blamed the shortage on what they considered injustices committed by the railroads\, and both the mine owners and railroads claimed they lacked sufficient rail cars to transport enough coal for the citizens of Utah. This record was created to determine why there was a coal shortage in Utah. Governor Bamberger owned railroads and mines; therefore\, he held interests in the subject on many levels.",,Public,0.20 cubic foot 1 microfilm reel
21961,Governor (2021- : Cox),Mammoth dam failure records,1917.,Alphabetical by document type.,"This series contains correspondence\, photographs\, maps and newspaper articles\, and the State Engineer's report to the Governor about the cause and effects of the dam failure. The Mammoth dam was situated twelve miles east of Fairview\, Utah and was owned by the Price River Irrigation Company. On 24\, June of 1917 the dam broke and the reservoir emptied.",,Public,0.20 cubic foot 1 microfilm reel