Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-16
sholl have Of ieaat cue member OF the
House Of Representative.

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House VI Representative.
CAUsE8 4 CLAsI.
Howard iuir.ductI fcs1luiion pro.
viding that "All uirslaus relating 20
appoItionmuut 0f member of tho Lu..
stature aud boundaries Of legislative
districts be- scfctrcl 10 She committee
ON apI oflionment."
The Recitation wns signal and 90.
caaion for warn, even bitter, debate
INDUCED In 1T lCngth, The Intention
Of tho iulroducrr wa diaClnseI iu tho
resolution itsfli and was supported uy
most 4 thu mtmbria f.um the 1lisile
counties, who took issue with the Uu-
siien members lu their effort 10 have
% referred o. the Legislative committee.
The county mtmlurb won. the tesolu.
zion b'ing adopted.
SHOULD DO BETTER OR RESIGN.
Just prior to tho adjournment Of tho
Convention last evcniu. an Incident
occurred that tufdcrrd on tue vefgo
Of scnsalionaliim. Judge Goodwin, a
member Of The committee on c1mp.l.-
ton ami arrangement, arose AMI stated
,hat the information hGd jutt como 90
him that the matter OF fuvIslug lhe
minutes before they won, 90 the public
printer had during HE nbslucc beuu
rgiulrtd 90 them; thRt 70 hal tuuu In
posed upon them o. ~ duty.
lie dii net ami would not
under ordinary circumstance suifk o.
July but this waBa chso where no be
liUyOt the evasion could h1 hunorat.y
made. |. reminded him OF an ante.
lIiU-a Scotch Dnc--aud no told &c., uut
not with the degree OF luviiy usually
exhibited 10y him wHuA telling stories
Tor be was very much iu earnest Rnd
uis colleagues saw Il ami failed 10
laugh at tho appointed time. Tie
central q ulH in thuaiory was CLERK
Who hal dulles 10 perform according 90
Doe station in liir. H0mu ono hal beg
requested 20 do some Of ME work and
Tue Individual iu the uflndcst Scotch
brJguc Indignantly asked, "Do you
think / am CluTk2n Now, then, he
wanted 10 know u the Convention
thought the men on his committee
wore clerks. ~ 20 II should dIuabusu
IL mind al once. The gentleman
behind the derk (IOlnting AMI
oUEing directly ut M Chri.-
touton, the chief secretary,
had a great great honor thrust up5u
him by tie Convention, betiIcs hIf
compensation wa 1uy pr cent greater
tuan that OF the members aud under
such conditions tue latter had right
O. expect aud demand good service at
his hands. twas his duty o. give nc
or rrnign from he position and allow 10
20 DO filled by n competent mau. He
thought tue Convention should recon.
slider its action,
sqult,s, Of Salt Lake, said no voted
10 rglcr the matter o. the committee
aHd having done r0 hal the right TO
move N reconsider such action, which
hU did because hU considered n mis-.
take had been made.
o. i. Whitney, member " the
same Cummltiu said he was also tenn.
pOrnrlly absent VheL tue work of 10.
vlHiug tns tucrriaty'a minutes was
referred 10 tlum. Hosaw eye u eye
with Judge G0u4wln AID most heartily
endorsed bis remarks. ~ was great
turk 10 Impose on tho committeeman
great that sue convention might 40 we'll
relieve them from all other work u IL
hnu 10 be- undertaken. 40 was no place
Tor them behind the seciotHty's deck.
lhey had other duties 80 pUIfJfm. Tue
plain iaciu In the case were that com.
Initut CLERK should have been olcctuI
anu uultrs a change for Tho better came
he suggested tho election Of a man
concerning whoso ability 10 DO tue
WORK ihrfc could DO no question,
Squlrga motion was then put and
carried without a dissenting vote and
o. a consequence the convention
clerks will have 10 DO better work ur
vacAte their places because the dcoIu-
ration has gone forth that the mem.
bcfa have grown tired Of listening 90
aud correcting biuudvTs at the rate Of
au hour n day.
Shortly before elk O'Clock tho con.
yentlon adjourned until Two O'Clock
THE afternoon,