The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-04-25
NEBRASKA

E. T. Magnus, ]. H. Danskin, j. E. Prick
W. j. Dale, E. b. Horton.
NEVADA
r. M. Clark, w. A. Massey Con A. shren, j.
H. Mcmillan. Thomas E. Haley, j. NJ. Huffaker,
C. G. Wallace.
OREGON
George B. MouIton, Mrs. W ]. Estabrook,
George H. Moffatt Glen o. Holman, George E.
Chamberlain, Fl. b. Thompson, R. w. Mitchell,
j. H. Parker Annie E. Gullixon.
OKLAHOMA.
John H. Litter.
NEW MEXICO.
Governor L. B. Prince.
OR. Leonard, H. P. C. Coates Fred A.
Willis Hugo Deprezin, Thomas d. Dee, Da
vid * Keith, Joseph Kimball. Edwin Kimball.
William Glassman, J. R. Euler, j. a. Shells,
a: B; Emery, =. D; Moodrun, d. M D. Niles
Allen, S. w. Morrison, A. w. Erbine, Edwin
G. Woolley, John d. Smith, S. w; Sears, j.
Il. Elliott, N. d. Nelson, L. W. Shurtlif, A.
G. Bishop #. G. Goodwin, j. Witherel, Charles
A. Herman. Ed Luce. John L. Miner, James
Quayle, e. r. Owen, J. G. Knowles. J. E. Car
Isle, James Devine Governor A. L. Thomas,
G. G.. Goodwin John Henry Smith, w. n. Nye.
H. p. Henderson, Abbott r. Haywood, l.. b.
Adams w. A. Lee, hugh NJ. DOugall, John II.
Rogers, R. N. Baskin, Wendell Lenson, S..
Bamberger, E. F. Colborn, Frank Harris, G.
P. Mason. George NJ. Scott. s. T. Pearson, j..
NJ Ricketts,, NJ n. Walker, G. S. Varian, e.
w. Taylor, Judge C. s. Zane, L. q. Goliath,
]. Glendinning T. S. Richards, Hon: j. w. Judd,
j. R, Rawlins, Fl: ", Wells, w. II. Rowe. r
W. Young w. c. Hall, John A. Marshall,
Henry Barnes F. J. Cannon w. L. Peyton,
Ben E. Rich, j. d. Gill j. d. Langsdorf, a. G.
Emerson, c. H. King, j. z: Bagley, M. n.
Wilde, C. w. MISSIONER. S. w. Knapp, R. l..
Armstrong II. c. Gilbert. G. II. Corse, R. H
Whipple. M. J. Browning. F. A. Shells, David
Evans. w. @. Warren, J. r. Elliott FL. H.
Nelson, A b. Patton. William Harcombe B.
f. Locke, <. M. Allison, J. p. Patterson. A.
b. Corey, G. M. Brough. j. Witherell, X. O..
Reilly. D. D. Jones, @. G. Barnes, Thomas
D. II. Perry, IT,. NJ. A. Breeder, W. L. Ma
einnis, John Watson, John Seaman, E. R.
Ridgely, Q. a. Smurthwaite, B. G. Mosby, H.
r. Westover. John f. Pierce j. Burgitt, r. A
Littleheld. j. NJ. Atkinson, Charles Beggs,
James Harrop, John Mcguire, ]. G. Paine, J.H.
Restali, A L. Stone, J. n. Kimball, L. w.
Shurtliif, R. N. Baskin, Peter Phyqersen, w.
N. Dusenberry, A. j. Evans, Charles Foote, H.
SOUTH DAKOTA
j. M. Green, S. H. Jumpe, D. W. Diggs, Il.
s. Murphy, G.. s. Palmer, e. W. Caldwell, J..
W. Kings6ury. V. 7. Hillicuddy, W. f. Smith,
A d. MCPHERSON.
j. S. Daherty, Frank Brady, G. T. Afford,
@. A. Edwards
WYOMING.
W. It. O'Conner, D. W. Perry P. E. Bryan,
Ed Towse. Ed +. State, W. c. Spencer. e. j.
Morris, A. G. Campbell, II. NJ. Parmenter, w.
r. Schuyler, ]. E. Cashen, G. W. Carlton.
Hon. Robert FooJe.
CALIFORNIA FLOWERS.
Delegate Graft OF Los Angeles, on be-
half of the chamber of commerce of that
city, presented the congress with basket
of buttonhole boquets to be distributed TO
every member, the ladies in the audience
taking precedence. President Prince ac-
cepted the beautiful souvenirs on behalf
of the congress with Acknowledgements to
the people of Los Angeles and Southern
California.
AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE LANDS.
Delegate Sanborn of Utah, introduced
the following resolution:
Whereas, Before the valuable lands of the
public domain. had been taken up each OF the
several states OF the Union received an amount
OF public land. equal to &c. 200 acres. for each
congressman. for the purpose Of aiding in the
establishment of an agricultural college; ard
Whereas, Those states having public lands
within their domain are required TO select the