Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-06

Col. rauock, VI the Utah C0mmiasion,
AMI hRpiiyp responded 80 by the fc.
ciplenL
sunoRrISATE OFFICERS,
George 81. Cannon, Of Salt Lake,
olriud tAo following rlsgiuuoui
Resolved. That we oloc. Che following
ohUlrs; ono chiof u.Ufk, ono minute
clerk, ono scrgCAul. at. arms, ono waiyh-
man and lauitur ono messenger, one cine
rolling nud oull ssiug gIUrs, one official
s'ouogmphor aud typewriter, two pages
aud thfCu committee clerks
w. J. Kerr, ,t Cache moved 10
amend the resolution ~ striking out
tho Committee clurks.D
n. h. Roberts, ~ iBvia, was at
lose 6 D understand how the matter Uf
selecting three committee Clutks c0ulI
be consistently arrived aL Iupgc
would be approximately twenty-five
or twouty-IE committees and why
three and GUY three committees
nh0uld bu fufnl8uol with clerks was
SOM tIiug he failed 90 see.
Tue RESOLUTION was defended by Nit.
Cannon auu others auu the amouG-
menl was lOtt on party vote OF % 10
.5l.
Mt Roberts moved % eliminate from
the resolution tho words "unluial
stuuognpher aud ty.oeTitti" aud
that tuu employment OF SUCH person
DO referred o. = committee % i've.
Carried On vote 70 40 90 o..
Secretary Wcl.sa udult was ouai.
ltugoI by Mf. Cannon, author OF tuu
resolution, unl o. parliamentary taug'o
cnsuUd which was ulwuuud W aF.ll|
call, Ia which tue vote resulted 90 10.
love; Aye, %; nu.a, o..
Pierce Of salt Lake Huvri that The
work Of oiec,ing the Uiiiurrs gontuU-
plated IN the resolution tu proceeded
with. Carried.
Elchu0r OF Salt Lake moved thnl
Parigy i. ChrlttiarHcu OF Tu0rir c0uu.
" he elected chef Clurs. The gentle
man was chosen by acclamutlUu, on
MOTION Of Thatcher Of Cache,
For minute clerk CbhrtH L.. RaUp,o'
O. den, wBs cholun. For sctgeau,-N-
arms n, Clawu0u % Sanpstp WIS
chosen. For Waterman auJ jAultor
Bfuou johnson, Salt Lake, was tho
conventions choice. ThCmss Watson
VI Wasltcb will BE- tho conventions
messenger. Joseph A. Smith OF Cache
was named OF as on4f0ssinr aud ct
rolling clcrE over MllatdI Pratt and
Newton Far.
DEATH OF a ur1msR's BROTHER.
AZ thil lIucJurc Farley Chrittiar-
sen, ut stui ute county, arose AMI asked
iuf leave OF nutuncc, saying that
brother Joarph, OF Msy Held. Utah,
had died this morning. Tue request
was granted aud on motion OF Nj
Crane, Of kanOsh, vote Of coincidence
was passed Ia behalf OF Mt. Christian.
sen. rhb deceased was fofty.oue
years Of age, lie leaves a large family.
The Causn Of his death was dtaboteg,
from which no suffered exceedingly
Tor long period.
1HE OFFICIAL HTES0ORAruER,
Once more the question Of employ.
ms m unlc.si htcnugfapher anu the
confederation VI his salary came upaud
on motion Of Roberts, " Davis, the
matter Wns referred 10 n committee AZ
pointed by tue chairman, consisting "
IL. NJ. Wolls, W. Il. James, =. Il. Thur.
man, b, II. Roberts, Alma EldfeIgo.
THE CONVENTIONS PAGES.
John II. Thorno and L.C. Camp
were here elected pages. Atthuuquest
Of Symous, Of Salt Lake, they stupped
o. the platform with tho other suDJT-
dinatc officers anu were sworn IN.
RESOLUTION ny CRANE.
Crane, Of Willard, offered the follow.
iug resolution.
Resolved by tho Constitutional Cone
yonUuu 90 tuU Iprrtorv ul Utah now as
Humuigi, Ihnt wU DO hereby aIuu. tho
Constitution oi ihu buuuj States,
SUBSTITUTE ~ ucuSUM
Eiohuot Of aalt Lake, offered the
following substitute, which was al
opted:
Whercls, Tho organization Of tho Con-
HttuuIuAl Convention bolug duly as
sombicl igr gao purpose of framing
Constitution lIJ NO proposed state Of
umh d. now pHiocl1Ji ihuuiogO hu 10
Resolved, That NO, thu delegates o.. tho
Convention, Tor aud ga behsltof tho poo.
PIC 81 said proposed STATE of Utah, do
hurDhy declare thnt WO hurUuv adopt tho
Constitution uf tho United States.
srASDIs0 Cy3nuIrus.
The following wa, presented as
majority report
Your special committee ON standing
committee recommend ruW tho Cuuvuu-
lion have Iuo following sanding com.
mlttees3
First Rules and methods N pro.
COluru, consisting ui five, with tho nfusl.
dvus NJ Inu Convention us chairman.
Second Federal relations and cone
paCls, Huygu member,
TmrI-PfuJmulu and declaration Of
rights, oluyuu uumhuTs.
ioutth-Lo iHinuyr, Nitoou members.
tIith-luiIciary, iltUuu mambUrs.
Ntu-EyuuuiiyH, uitu0u mUmb8rE.
seventh Election and rights OF buf-
fmgp, ahuuu members,
lgbth-Apporuuumgnt aud bound.
ariNs, one from uhcu county,
Ninth Education aud school lands,
eleven mumDuri.
Toulh-pupl1 buildings aud State
Institution, not tduCa lunal, eleven
member,
Eleventh Wutor, water rights. irrlga-
ton Hud agriculture, titoon members.
Observation-Disclosures corporations, nine
members
Iniroon,h Corporations, other than
municipal, fifteen momb0rs,
Fourteenth Public lands, seven mem
bors.
Fitoon,h-Rovouuo, taxation and pub.
lie debls, nileuu uDmbors.
SixtConih-SAlarlos Of public officers,
nine mombUrs.
Seyuntoon,h-Minos andminiug, nloon
Eighteenth - Labor and arbitration,