Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-07
AN AMEUDEDRECORD
PioCatdIngs In The Constitutional Con.
YtlllO1 This Afternoon.
MAY nAyEAMEw MEETING PLACE
Thorough Revision Of The Grand Jury
SysIem-Pro'p'otivc Merry War
On B1uulict

NluAl convention llMlI lttt-N Nllu UP
10 date has moi boau ston by the meme
bou-lniicatcd two O'Clock p. M, on
this tho Third day. fossion, Pfc,iIent
Smiths recently presented gavel fell
on his oHk1n deck aud sg soon as the
members had settled in taoir seats
Clerk Christensen called the roll which
showed gu attendance OF niuciy.sevou
dvlsgaich
PRECEDENT Smith announced that hu
had f,quwtsd Bishop scanIan, Of the
Cato gIic church, 60 Do present Gud
open ,Io proceedings by prayer but
had lusl rocrlvrta letter OF dcc'lna.
ton from that gentleman on account
" sickness in hia family. Prayer was
therefore offered by L, A. hammond
oil su Juan county.
Preston ~ Salt Lake ans Howard OF
Emery, then presented thCir Crelur.
tinls and were fwHfn To-, AfiUr which
the minute Of yesterday proceedings
weto roni, amended ana approved.
MAY MoyE TO sEw euABrEEa
To, committee oua,tr, jacob Morlz,
chairman, reported tunt 10 had care.
iully examined The different locations
and was unab.u 90 hui auy place more
suitable than tho quaucra now oocu.
pied, 10 therefore recommended that
the generous proposition Of the Salt
Like County court bO accepted, AltO
that the County court had kindly
reed 90 dWpu The Hlc1ve uchind tho
HpUhEuf'a chair o. shut out the HtT0ug
hghL 10 further recommended thut
the Convention engage tue services of
tno OHicl luuliOr " tue county part
10 the uuilIiug au the "JauiIor OF tho
Convention"
Judge Goodwin, Of Salt Lake,
moved that action on ihi report be-
appended a. the present place Of
meeting was incull % access; that u
was hard WOTR tor the older member
TO olimb three flights OF stair, and
lastly that tho public dgslrOd very
muUn 10 be IN attendance itofn Day 70
day ana listen 10 tue proceeding. He
had q place M nIud that would answer
that IurpOsr-it was the Continental
Market nail whore tho Chrlatonson
dancing hall was located.
james u Salt Lake seconded the
motion Bayiug ho understood n pUtiiiou
would 0u presented asking the oonyen.
ton TO move 10 some such place An IN.
dictated by Judge Goodwin.
Several members opposed tho motion
saying that there were no commit o.
rooms In the Continental Hail. Tho
motion, however, carried.
ALSO BEFEREED hack.
The committee on furniture, Jacob
MoriE chairman, reported that they
were unable 10 fnd sufficient suitable
dosks ilr the use OF the uventi0u but
that they could obtain thifty-BiX from
tho secretary Of the Territory gratis,
and also thirty more at a reasonable
rental, the balance (ioriy.ouel they
/ could GET made iDfsj Unchi 10 uu ready
| f0r use, Iurtiay March l2th, This
report was niro referred back.
C0aNurrEEs N0r NADEUp.
President Smith anuluucoi that he
| had not been able 10 complete the per-
sonuei OF tue standing committees N.
! though no had worked patiently aud
| diligently since yt. tbrday 10 10 fD.
! He thought, however, that ny O'Clock
| tomorrow afternoon ho would be-
foAJy 20 submit his report. For
| the present ho named the follow
ing committee on rulos: J. "A
Smith, 4, 5. Narlau, W. IL. Gibbs,
ChArlea II. Hart anu David IL. Evans.
WANTS EARLY SESSIONS
Hau. II Cache, offered a resolution
| providing lnAt nom uH', the ConvcE-
tlon meet daily a. 1880 anu, Sunday
aud holiiuys excepted, unIil otherwise
ordered.
Pierce. Of Salt Lake, moved 20 aj-
journ until O'Clock tomorrow aitai-
noon, Lot.
Pierce, OF Salt Lake, moved that
| Harpa resolution be referred 10 the
committee rules. Carried.
10 AMEND THE RECORD.
Roberts ui Davis asked Tor the read
ing Of tho resolution offered by EIeh.
nor Of salt Lake yesterday, Aui the
/ record Immediately following, saying
he believed ho could point out to the
members Of the Convention impcrirc-
lions that should ho romedied. The
request wts granted aud he offered the
| following amendment 10 the record 10
DO inherited Immediately after tho Eich-
nor resolution;
"Tho resolution wHu unanimously
| adopted. The delegates wore thoroupou
| declared 10 have Clnform0d 10 that part
| Of tho enabling act requiring the nlpp,
| ton of tho Constitution Of tho United
/ States ON behalf of rho people " Utah.
| and the Convention was declared author
/ lied to form constitution aud state gov
eminent for said proposed state"
hooks or REVERENCE,
Hart, Of Cache, offered rrBoutlon
requiring tho Rnrgoant-at-atms 70 cal
| upon Territorial Librarian Bache TOT
such hooks OF reference and pamphlets
az he may have 90 place at the di7pus-
| III Of mombura during the hle Of the
convention, Adopted
OFFICIAL sTENOGRArHFh
Wells, Of Salt Lake, chairman Of the
! committee uu OillUial stono rnpheT,
reported progress and asked for more
/ time. Adopted.
At8l6 Mn adjournment was taken
uutil Two O'cl0cs tomorrow afternoon,
A MEMBERS PARTIAL FORECAST
Ere many moro days have passed
! conditions will arise and menluteB wal.
us pfesentol which win give the read
Ing public better Opl orlunity o judge
/ afthc m,tt'a, temper ANA ability oil the
constitutional Convention Tor, accniu
int, 20 one VI the lcndsfB on the ma
iority side Of the house, hard, honss
and thoIAigh work will begin ut once