Telegram-herald., 1889-08-04
THEY SEEK STARS.
Wyonlns and Idaho E@ger -
Become States.
IEEIR MXSSIQN ANGST CERTAIN.
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seys te4sles- -l.1-l party loe oA .-V r.
e-ls s-.rs al4-es itNL A-- p4- fn-l Il =
--e Qr-lsou ~ lclsI SEQ I'D. ze1. o's"
ar -24 Burrows a-d & lli4oer tt eea-
alers ala Eer1essntztis 81 to have VS.
HaI tls Lsrrertes tsis summer t1-t
Nsl11x aud Idaho VA l- admitted O.
Statehood a. TIC 4rli- s session q
Ce4gfess NyeIiag l..s --ctoc l=F ce.e-
gates aaa nll cal constitutional oqussa-
Uca ia September Sic sl-l present = con-
Situation 10 Cun-ress W1ta = taA comlis-
neut uf ega-e Ctrcsrs IS 1l1 S4u{1
IaAsta. aad asE tor admission to tie
tllon Idaho Las almost Gem pLetec
constitution Her convention mtt
a. Dalss N-gy gae capital. ~ lie 4th q
5G.v. on tie day the conventions convened
~ lhs Diabetes noatana and Washington.
sna il viii IHls4 lis OLA Ia q few days.
ehs wil gLsa hold Lex election Il Save
officers on -ls ist 4ss u October proceed
iag - every stcp a. ald t1e Territories
wlicl arc 81 col-s iEto lAo / lEion of a-ASes
by FTcsl4eutai proclamation ga October
Governor Warren. " Wyoming. SAID:
~ have lZ4p-l Ieg4-4tlo- E.a GFe G1a1-
ln4ous Il OFT demand f.T o+atclooA IlcFe is
s. 4
eaA --l ~ra5 -s 4fI ss-on- 4.Cfe " -s At lfst
d7lpt 81 90 rae population of a.. D4soils.
ana i-ttefig fepefe4 cpl . as 70 the y 80 ~
the people Tor slsteAoou. Teen tle Q4esliou
of admission - Naale O. g F.zioa 4n4 a1fals-
tl9n a. tso States arose Nothing ~ tAis sert
ccrfT9nIs "a.
AT Boise City Congressional Delegate
Fred Dubois said.
we are procecdl for Slateh hood exactly a
~ H. 4. rf Ia ~ II. ~ ID a
four Territories us winter We Nll present
Constitution and state o1icVrs. tnltsd states
Senators and 10rEFessi1t. when Congress
colFvnes "a October or lfCembsr ar1 ask H.
mediate admission. hy -lc treaty OF lios % j.
not ecsssary for q Territory 90 have more taaa
1000 citizens DESTROYS of state rights 10 eraD-'
her 10 gaia admission Our election when The
Other Territories elect STATE officers "a
October vin show tA4i We have i2i .00 populs-
lion. Our Constitution VII be fGpitlcss. ana
We VIII have complied witG every require n.ent
necessary i0r Ststenood. There can 10 bui
one thin FOR Coagress 20 40, aud that is "a al
mt US. We can Eot htlD cur country With irr..
cation. Internal ifl rroFrDs4-s or any thing ue
really need without Statehood. and MI
present The strongest arguments IA favor az
ou- admission that have ever Leen presented
by any Territory"
Al the same time New Mexico. Arizona
snG Utah VII ask FOR Statehood bnt tie
first and last named viii nos. u is believed
stand the least prospect o. success. owing
10 the character OF the population in New
Mexico and Normonism IN Utah X is pos
ubie, though nor probable. that Arizona
Till come IN as q compromise with Wvom-
ing and Idaho. Statehood Tor the Terri
tories left out IN the cold after the four
new States aIe made viii iorm an impor-
| taut par. Of tho proceedings from the very
frz tlu - Ha IT nd
/ great interest - manifested IN the subject
throughout tho West
BIsNAECk, 4 d. Aug. The principal
/ fight in the convention Friday was over the
/ proposition 10 give every organized connfy
representative in the Legislature. After ce-
+ bate the proposition was defeated. ana me
/ convention decided upon having the mem
bers Of thc House Of Representatives elect
/ ed at large from the senatorial oistI-ols a
/ resolution that the Homestead and exemp-
/ tion la~s OF the Territory Fna.l never be
repealed by the state Was defeated by an
| almost unanimous vote.
SIOUX FAILS. s. d Aug 3-The conven-
ton settled down 10 wc-k again Friday II
! was expected that the report os the Joint
! division commission would be considered
( but the mat er was scarcely touched upon.
The whole OF the forenoon was de-
voted % the report OF the
schedule committee As reported. the
schedule arrangcs for 2 gensrai election
every year. In order to avoid this az
/ amendment was offered shorteni-g tie
terms OF the State officers t. De elected
next October so as 10 make state and coun-
! tx elections coincide Tha nncadsaont was
( dscoa.ed af-er long debate, bat was after
ward Ieconsidered and tho question is still
open.
Tho greater part of the afternoon session
was occspied b. Senators Stewart OF Ne
vala. and Regcn, Of Texls aud Maior
I Powell o. the geological survey ia getting
I information on She question Of irrigation
+ from delegates residing il dlleTen- parts
c. the sta5e.
Ai the evening session the amendment 70
limit the frs term % the k-nto officers 10
January ts.i was carried by g voc q 80 70
g. 4his WI cause en- election Of State
officers next wear aud make al elections
CO Incident
ELrxeA. y T.. Aug. 3--The Cons tuition
O. convention cn Friday adopted clause
foIbiddiug Legislators Judges or members OF
/ tho Beard or Equalization from accepting
railroad passes, under penalty OF forfeiiing
ther Offices i was decided that tbs
Senate shall consist OF &c members anc
tAe House So
The question Of apportioniag tie STATE
for Senatorial representation led 70 n
strlr.ie between the Democrats and Ee-
uablicans. tie former desiring represonta-
tlon according to population. and tie latter
wishing c-cb county % have senator
The Eeuubiicans tsiad to secure recess
bat this was defeated hy tie vote. and tas
convention then adjourned. leaving TIE
I -..-.-4-a-- efftf r-rrattfal
O1T,sr-A. ~ T.. Aug I'm response =
protests from al over the Territory ~
convention in committee of the whole Fri
day rejected the section requiring corpora
tons doing business in the state TO bsv'
Offices cad complete stock books ia tat
state TIE other Objectionable section
rrovia.nx for board Of railroad commits
sioners Sc now under Gisoussioa and 81
probably be defeated
Railroad Wreck in Colorado.
Irt-rfrz Col. Anr 3 Word has bee
received horo - tho efecs taat rnfsenes
/ train .-, ne soatA PARK roaa 81 srXel dow