Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-29
WILL MEET AT DENVER NEXT.
Editorial Association Completes Its
Labnrs- tabernacle Coucsr VIE
i,lng Park CitJ Mines To-day.

be held 10 Denver, one year herc 70
suoh was the undertaking. arr vel
at BY tue msmpst, ~ attsu iauce al
the meeting yesterday afternoon, when
the telegram from Mayor McMuftNy
Of that city iuv,ing the ussoca.io'
to meet there, was read to ihUse o.
Iembled.
The COMMITTEES on resolutions by 10
chairman, Joel shomsser, submitted
their report, part pi which prgyci ~
satisfactory 20 those present, AMI vas
eliminated while the following was
adopted!
Resolved, That with tho rapid develop
ment Of the great northwest we should
seek the best outlets Tor our products,
and ~ the Interests Of the Gulf states aud
Ut tho vast regions west OF the Mi4sissinpi
river are identical, va will Use our iuil %.
enuo toward securing moro direct tru'
relations between the West aud our
states.
Resolved, That we urgently request tho
enactment and enforcement Of additional
laws restricting immigration and that he
foreign pauper aud criminal glasses DO
entirely excluded.
ltNHnlNtNt I ma We NNIlANN fl NNl NfNr
efal legislatures that ~ The utrreH' ui
the public welfare aud Tor tho iniOrun.
tlon Of all tho people. that all notices uih
legal nature. Including the ar ~ o tho
legi latuto, bo Published in tho news
papers oi the slate and be Paid f1r from
public funds.
Rosol, I'd, That this convention CONE
meuds to Tho favorable confederation ~
Congress tho matter Of tue creation ~
reservoirs for the Storage II lho Na.ers Of
the upper Mi.slssipp.
Resolved Thai this convention recon.
mends TO the favorable 0unsiiorn ion Of
Congress tho mater " the creation ~
reservoirs for tho storage ~ tho waters OF
tho upper Missl'sippi.
Resolved, Thai tuis association earnest.
~ recommend that IT, members inzisi
upon railroad advertising upon a bust.
ness basis. That contracts be entered
INFO aud that transportation or cash be-
paid for advertising NJ regular rates.
Resolved, That NO urge slate and local
associations % insist upon the passage Of
equitable lihol laws by the state lcgi,la-
tures,
Resolved, That wo demand tho free
coinage Of gold and silver At radio ~ %
to without waiting for tho action Of any
part Of tho government
Resolved, That We favor government
appropriation for tho reclamation OF ARID
lands aud that our delegates to Congress
DO requested to use their influence ln
securing needed legislation for COM
sructing storage reservoirs and proper
distribution OF waters Tor irrigation pur.
poses.
Resolved, That We tondor vote N
thanks to tho Utah Press association and
the residents o. SAT- Lake cay for the
splendid entertainment aud reception ac-
corded ", aud be II further
Resolved, That We extend our thanks
TO tho street railway companies 81 this
city, the Pullman Car company aud tho
local railroads tor tho cUurIosios oK-
tended.
Tue COMMITTEES ON libel law made
tho following report, which was
al pteJ:
Before any civil and criminal suit shall
be brought Tor the publication OF libel
In any newspaper In their s.Aie, tho az.
gricyed PARTY shall At least seven days
before ding or serving the complaint
In SUCH suit, serve written notice un
the publisher OF publishers Of said
uowHVApUr specifying the statements
In hO sAid article which he OF they
Hllego to be- false and doiamAlory.
IL II shall appear In tho trial Of said 40.
ton hal the said article was Published
mistake or misappfohen.iOn OF tho hcls,
and thai fun and iair retracUion Of any
statement therein alleged 10 be libeluus
was published within seven days there.
AZ or In regular edition Of said news
paper, In AZ conspicuous place aud typo
In such newspaper Aa va, the article
complained for libol, then tho plaintiff
shall only recover actual damages
We also recommend that the laws be
aA fVNNnAI .V .nFU TO- u
only be brought A. one place. other
where the paper II published or whore
the aggrieNed party liyos.
Then came the report NJ the com
miltee on permanent organization,
which recommended that the organi,
tAIlon be termed the Western Editorial
Federation, snd that officers be eleo,e
Tor the ensuitg year. The name was
adopted ana tho following officers
chUseni
President, G. h. Mso'heshy, Of Col.
otalU; cOTtespOuding secretary, T.. NJ.
Howell, Of Colorado; financial score.
tary, J. Y. Gilmore, OF L0ui,ianA; re-
cording secretary, Ewing Herbert, u
Kansas; attorney, L.. q. RUgnon, OF
Utsbi members Of executive commit.
tee, a. Is, TOmson, VI Utah, and IA. 4.
Msrvin, Of Colorado. Ia addition 10
THESE, Woe president " 10 be named
from each state. some wsfs named
yesterday but the resl will be supplied
by state associations. Those named
werei kansas, J. T.. Junkin; g lOrR,
do, II, J. HOlmes; Nebraska, NJ. II,
BArbeii ArkAu.ss, Charles q fdou
NewmAn; Indian Territory, W. n,
walker; Utan, joel Shoemaker; Ar.
roma, J, &, Martin; Lluisiaus, l.. A.
sauu q; NevadA, a, e., htayg.
NeWpupor Wet. udltsu by Mr. H,r.
bert NJ hiuwAtna, Kansas, was nc.
oeep1ei a. the official organ u the
FEDERATION.
TABERNACLE CONCERT
Toe complims tsty concert rendered
10 tue visiting elltprF at tue prbeTuu.
Gle last night was huge sue.
cess, The building was vol
nIied AMI the NJ. gran wrt
rendered In excellent style, nearly
every number Uring complied b.
respond 10 au encore. TIE h.u.hsz
besu fopainteu anu lhu walls white.
washed gud prcstntcI "a very british
appearance, The Ir0gTam A. ten4,r,u
wac ~ foil W.;
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