The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-03-09

son, J. J. Williams, Ii. T. Shurtif,
James E, Green, l. L. Coray, w. H.
Vaughan, Henry Hughes, Lycurgus
5ohnson, Ayrum Lennon. Lorin Farr.
William Rowe, Willis e. Robson.
Municipal OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Efch-
nor, A. J. Gushing, J. n. KimbaiI, J. D,
rage. John T. BoWdle, A H Raleigh,
WdIrum. jr
corporations Other Than Municipal
Y e James, G, T, Cannon, William
Driver. D. B. Slower, David Keith, G.
Miller, J. L. Jolley. II. a Allen. G.
n Hart, Aquilla Nebeker, Thomas Ma
loneyi Fred j. Reisel, Samuel r. Thur
man, Edward H. Snow, William Buys.
Public Lands-L, 3. Adams, A. 6.
Anderson, Samuel II. Hill, II. G. But
Greer.
Revenue, Taxation and Public Debt
George N. Cannon, George, B.
Squires. Harry Haynes, Jacob Moritz
= n. StreyeN, Robert Mcfarland.
James D. Murdock, Peter Lowe, VIII
liam J. Kerr. Chester Call. a W Wins,
David Evans, Abel j. Evans. Moses
Thatcher. Hyrum Lennon
Salaries Of Public Omcers-Rtchard
! Macintosh, John R. Murdoch, George
II. Emery. T H Clark, Thomas
Kearnes, H. H. Spencer. William b
Preston, John 6. Boyer, hayward G.
Thoresen.
Mines and Mining-Thos. hearnes,
w r James, Richard Macintosh,
Sam H. Hill. George B. Squires. D.
=. Slower, George Ryan, James c.
( Peterson, ", G. Sharp, ]. - Peters,
I o. F. Whitney. +. S. Richards. a. ".
Wins, z. z. corfman, William Howard.
: Labor and ATbitration-C. n. Sire
! 7
/ ritz Larsen, Ed Partridge, Andreas
/ Engberg, j. D. Peters.
Printing!. G. Lambert, j. H. Bow
/ die, Charles H. Hart.
/ Mihtia-George Ryan. C. ". Symons,
/ D. B. Slower, Jasper Robertson. Ed
ward Partridge.
Manufacturers and Commerce.. A.
Hyde, Jacob Moritz, Farley Christian
I sen. William Driver Fred ]. Keisel,
1 Andrew himban. Joseph E. Thorn.
Ordinance-R, ". Reybourne, ], T.
/ ChideSter, Dennis EiclInor. H G. But.
! ton, F. S. Richards, Moses Thatcher,
! William Buys.
! Schedule and Future Amendments
! and Miscellaneous-Joe Ricks, James
/ Z. Green, Joseph E Robson, J. ]. vii
! liams. G. P Miller. B. H. Roberts.
! Samuel Francis, Karl G. Maeser, John
I D. Holiday.
Accounts and E1penses-A. c. Lund.
! 4. ]. Gushing, John r. Barnes.
EngroSsment and Enrollment-Mons
! Peterson, Heber NJ. Wells. Theodore
! Rrandley, William Lowe, William ].
/ Kerr
Compilation and Arrangement :
I Charles Crane, c. @. Goodwin, r. c.
I Lambert. o. T. Whitney. Moses That
cher.
Judse Goodwin is Modest.
Judge Goodwin arose and said he in
I tended to show no ingratitude TO the
president for the high honor that had
been done him in appointing him chair
said he had earned, the Title he bears.
but had been out of practice for twenty
should be appointed to the place
/ judge Maloney, Of 0sden, said he
thought the nudge 1a4 fully earneyd his is
( Nevada should entitle that officer to be
! placed at the head of such a committee,
! He would, therefore, ask that no change
| The Chair--I hear no objection to Judge
Goodwin remaining on the committee
joel KICKS moved that it be the sense
OF the convention that Judge Goodwin
retain his craftsmanship
The ayes had been called when Ed
redge, Of SUMMIT g t, who had eyes on the
If Judge Goodwin wishes to Withdraw
lie should be allowed to-
Pierce untangled things by Suggesting
that the matter lay With the president,
who has supreme control in committee
appointments.
Wiu Remain Where They Are.
The committee on site and furniture
through Moritz, chairman, reported that
they could only endorse their report OF
thing better in the line of either location
Evans moved that the report in relation
to site be adopted.
Button jumped up hastily ana nervous
~ want TO ask the question whether
that report carries with 1t the hiring OF
the county ia-nitor W
The report 50 showed,
Van Horne moved to strike out that
Roberts said he did not know what the
Republican caucus had decided to 90 ii
the matter. However, il they had not
named man he thought it would be
court, to accept the county janitor.
SuuireS said the court was particularly
eolfcftoug about this matter as IL die
rot care TO let an outsider have the Keys
to the tWenty-Si1 rooms TO be used by TIT
sutton. who has been throwing original
English around very freely in the last
few davs. made ten-stri6e for the labor
vote by remarking that when there were
any Jobs TO be given ne would ii, hk 11,t !, t.
me streets and IN need Of work. He was
not in favor Of giving another job tt
any man who atre 4bt aq ,,a,a zoo titvd4
to the county. court for fnrniShing hi
convention hall. rent Tree Woulq dlctalt
thst the wishes OF the court should of
followed in this matter. 49,.
"What are the politics OF the county
janjtor?" he asked.
Republican answered someone.
FFThan there can be no objection Il
him" continued Evans. G-auehter.)
He did not know what the Republical
stood this would not interfere With theii
plans. AS 10 the other considerstionf
he had never heard th2tt the Republicans
objected to creatns offices Qeushter
Van Horne was shamed into. Withdraw
ing his motion
Those Desks.
Does this inclqqe those. FORTY deshs?'
would I'd rather have mine in money :
~ Fhe question of having forty-oue desks
made for members came up, and az
otter of 81. from Richard Stewart Wal
u have to state" said Jacob Moritz
that the gentleman who was g0lng T
rent US thirty DECKS has found we. won
rent his hall and he won't rent then
to us at no price" Naughtcr9
A Resolution
Evans presented the following resolu
seats for Delegates, al members of the
age Of 50 years and upwards BE irst per
: mitted TO take their choice Of seats. aftel
, which The seats of remaining members
shah be ascertained by placing slips o.
paper with the names OF such members
in a box. thoroughly mixed, and separ
ately drawn therefrom by the chief clerk
and when called by such clerk the mem
Der whose name IS thus called may selee'
his seat. and that such method be con
tinued until all the delegates are seated
Thurman-I have no serious obiectior
to the resolution, but / would strike Ou
co aud Insert ~ N.auphter)