Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-24
COMING QUILL MEN,
,,,,nn lor th. Entertainment Of 'h'
Western Editors.
,rrnse HELD lnIs AFTERNOON
. IN, speaker, at the Convection
ANU wi, be Gov. west aud Hon.
George Y. CAnpon'

.,,0,,ars still goipg on for
III, sr,nd sditor'' net ..,ll s ~ w." Ia
voc az, tuesday add wsan''lay y "a
% hsA a. letter mailed by 5eoy'
ISM to President george "
r 1. asking him to SPEAK =, ~.
C,nu n,,op and uprising hIm Of 'he
,.",,pst he had been chosen as en.' :,
,' Of the reception COMMITTEES u
m'D .a,d,sd, he reptile. that while ne
CO.. /. no, likely to fulfill expectations con-
s,,slpg bi, ability to act 10 'no'e po,''
e ." I'M he holds himself In readi'
"0u'' ' a. ,vb,te,er he can In those
n'n .,,on. In obediorce to the request
r,..ld,pt R5Epon made to JUG"
49,. .,sipV him to act as 'oHs'-
-, At the banquet, he replies
ms. American people usnslIy obey
,.,o,ce Of the Pfess, and | am no'sn
'.s therefore you may eIbest
..,,ii and Mfs. Powers, anu l WIZ w
in my power 10 alI you ~
.sinv the occasion a pleasant one
maA'ue n, puest,.D The seorsIhTy
i9t e. III receipt VI letter
~ T,.nk IL. HIT, YsllowstOne Ma.
no psk outntter, stating that
u,'I, ibs ,cfibss desire TO take tflp
.uVs.1 III he will do all IN his power
Wmv ih.ir "trip a success. lie says
70 .'S.,,id they defer their trip VII
lhA 90. th,y will have the iull
,us a. N Inc game laws aud eau en-
ysse 10 more hunting. A.
4Ss badges for tue convention are
- nrinled and bear the words, ICON
sn,,on of Western Editor, Salt Lake
div, Ubb, Aug. 27.2S," Ioee.neI
Win tue name OF the eoihui''se
thnted At the bottom
ms Utah Ptess astoolhtlon heId
mseilnr at I o'clock this afternoon auu
srroiuIsI committees on fhceptloni
ssnonst and ball. U1veruor West las
tiniiy consented to deliver an address
bsiors the convention Ia behalf VI the
on Tuesday morning oil 10 O'Clock
Tho great meetiug will bs called 10
o,deI in the Ihealcr. Music viii lie
mIni,hel by the 18th Infantry band
under the luaderdhipO VI John +. KEN
m. exercises will consist OF addresses
o, welcome by utah's delegates, alter
which Responses will be made by tue
dliierent states represented. Next IN
order will DO the tileeling Of q tenn.
yofary organization, appointment OF
committee. on ctslenllalr, permanent
ofsaulIatlon and order Of business,
following which m adjournment WEI
likely To taken until the afternoon to
allow tnt committees lime to prepare
their fepofy.
in The afternoon, after hearing the
reports 0i committee u DIE
Cu,sion Of the follow * subjects
will likely be entered upon: Libel
law, newspapers aud railroads and iTTl.
ga,ion u arid lands. In the evening
the editors will enjoy trip 10 the
Lake, where they will have tue pleas
ute 81 dip In the Driny water anu 10
abs 10 ljAt a. thoy never did beiofe.
Then CONES the banquet nj which
Judge Powers will act hs tossi.masleT,
following which Will DO u grand bali
In the spacious pavilion, giving the
guests M opportunity 10 trip the light
lhuAAHAlN W Ah'lA hfhiN sN'hh'hNs
The second uay'a proceedings viii
depend greatly on ths amount OF bust
ness transacted on the met day, but
will probably be continuation Of
Iutslay's discussions, with n likeli.
hood Il resolutions icing Taseeu, set
ting forth the wants OF the western
newspaper people.
Arrangements are being made for
TIN 10 Patk CITY IN the iuird dsy, but
Hyel nothing definite has been decid'
Of upon.
The Pullman company has author
lied IL Ogden representative to give
ntufn Pullman passes TO such 0f the
editors ~ have come here by WY OF
'leepeu, This Il an unusually liberal
clucrislon anu will be greatly sppre.
elsIei ~ those TO whom II applies,