Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-16

gree Of longitude wo7t from Washing.
tr; thurC1 due north along raid
thitiy-fevtuth degree west longitude
TO the inierftctI0n OF the sIme with
the iDtiy.suc0nd degree Of north lati.
tuiti thence due cast alUug said i0fty-
sJc1nu degree OF north latitude 10 the
iutCfHgciiln 81 the same with the
thirty fourth degree % longitude wet
f,Dm Washington; thence duo south
n'OuE sfid thiriy.i0ufih degree NJ wet
long itulO 10 the iuiufHtcli1n oi tho
samH with the f1ry.nrt degree %
north latliudU thence iue eat along
uaii forty Ht degree u' r0rth latitude
To- tho intersection OF the same with
the Unity uCIud degtou Of longi,u q
wut from Washington, thcuuo duo
south along taIu thirlysuuond dcgfcu
wca' longitude g. the place OF begin.
Mug.
SOoEiNo TOWARDS PROVO.
Carmsu, ,l Utah county, offered u
proposition dupilving tho Legislature
n the power 90 change NO locate the
scat oil government ui the SLOT; bus
that tie question u' pJrwauuut ltca-
tinn OF the s.at ~ government % the
State shall De- tuumlltci O. the uuaU.
ued oluCtu OF the Sats. Public
buildings ana State Institutions.
PRIVATE CORPORATIONS.
Kiesel. oi Weber, Introduced prop
0siii1u providing that the Legislature
shall, ny general Laws, provide ffr tho
organ. zaion lf private C0fplutiuus.
tofIJnti.ug other than municipal.
ICuOoL LANDS.
Chlict,cf, OF Garfield, oGorod
PROPAGATION providing that tho Lrgisls.
,uFu mny enact laws for tho disposition
1f all sch00l lands within the State;
that Ia tho falo OF such lands
bona Rto residents thereon thall have
the Preference lu purchase Ut sl,gh por
acre. All other school lands shull DO
Hlll 10 tho highest bidder. ClmmitOn
on education and school lands.
a REGULATING PROPORTION.
Thompson, VI Willard, offered
resolution 10 the eject that the Lggif.
intufu shall have power 10 control
and regulate telephone ami tUlo-
graph companies, 10 ~ tho
price rental nud uHu VI telephones hui
messages sent by Telegraph; 90 regulate
aud control r0ilfOhu companies aud
corporations, and Ok tbs rate OF freight
hud passenger faro Uvu. oil railroads,
both els'ir anI a,uAm. Legislative
committee.
FORESTRY.
II5blsou of Wayue offered a PROPOSE.
ton prov ding tust the Leglslatuto
hlall enact laws 90 prevent the dut-
tue,ioa ui anu 10 preserve the
.IroslA ON the lands OF tue State,
anu upon any part ut the IuUli0 DC
mni1, he control Of which may be-
conferred by Congress upon the
State. Comm tee on corporations other
taHn municipal,
PUBLIC rHtNIEW not CuLrAnLE.
Lamueft, chairman o. the commit.
too ON pIiuting, after an effort extend.
ius OycrH period OF three days. 10, the
content Of The prolilont and aiten.
ton q tue Convention and read
two communications from tho public
printer VITO diaolgimod responsibility
Tor eftofn IA the minutes, Official copy
had been followed and Of course could
not bo deviated from.
ANOTHER AssisTANr CLERK.
Whitney, Of Salt Lake, at lhis juno.
turc remarked inst he was Of
tho opinion that the COnvouuou's
clerks were OvurwofkBl. He did
not want wrong inirfonccr 10 be-
drawn from his remarks VI yesterday.
he believed tho clerks were doing the
beet tuty could tut thuTu were not
enough VI them, ami hn therefore
moved tina; tho matter OF employing
FuDthUF NsHNEfnrt rlHFE HV rtfrrFnH fu
the committee on elections. Carried.
A. $3.50 tue Convention Adjourned
until 2 D, IA. on MonIAy,