Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-30
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BOILED THEM DOWN,

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Wv, .,',cs That everything Is all right.
~ s,n acting llko school boys, and
W So sensible school boys either
tLaughtrf) t.,.--,., by ANNA
M" monument Salt Lake ladies
,a,t.y that they were AFRAID 70 a..
tSsir sigunturts Tor fear 10 might
\. thought they were InlIlus w
,pg OF Webot-l move A. an
amendment that We rctpsci1lIy te.oi
t5e invitation back i.f proper hgnA-
iyrea 10 tho ladies irgm whom " e.ihes'
n they are known, n,.
Tbg rfesidcui volunteered the lnllI'
nation that "lho secretary mas WIZ
.,n a fcpIy % one us the leading IAuy
.YIaelats 81 the city.
uYrs aif; ] have" added the ludl'
viguaI referred 10, "to Mrs T. b'
E'sbpor-woll, don'l zee the object
af Withholding names u they arc alI
right - -. H.,
There is nothing wrong about tue IN
vIatiau. We are altogether TOO teen.
p..sL The ladies have gone 70 good
J.aI ufprpense and We should either
foII them that We will or We wont.
uBut we DON'T know who they are"
ri.gd q voice from remote corner
F.rf feXplainlug)-it seems 10 come
frgfn The uladica Of salt Lake" there
loTg move that We addreas outsclvc'
20 the "ladlos Of Salt Lake" Laugh
lsEJ ~
Ugbi On this question from MI Rich
aiIs, his wifo being prominent lady
Udf,pIst. laughterl We certainly
sb6uIi know whether this invitation IL
genuine or not
RIchard.-t hope because my wife
baprcns 10 be an equal sunfagist that
rentl0mon will not got the idea that i
Fnuw oil about the d0iugs u woman
,uffagists. tLaughter) 1 will cay
though that my wife don't send out
anonymous communications. ZAP
uiautrl 4 am gur0, however,
mat tho invitation was Inadvertently
rsntin here without signatures and
happen 10 know that al invitation VIII
rfibably reach tho Convention this
afofnoon, properly ugned, aAking the
delegates 10 attend q reception In Ihoif
homer
Hart-In view Of Whist the gentle.
man has said, / move that We poats
mono action until this Afternoon,
pfrstou-The only proper thing 10
DO b. 10 return the communication 10
the ladies'.
This view, however, WAS not con.
ouTred In by n majority OF the dele
gates, ~ II was agfUod 10 postpone &C
lion until later in the day.
PUBLIC AND SCHOOL LANDS.
The article on public lands next 10.
colvod attention, MalUney offered 40
amendment making school lands for
taIo e. settlers, worth NJ present under
Ihe law, Whist they were valued ~
when died upon.
KlmbRll, Of wehsT, moved ~ AZ
Gmendment "proviuing they we're set.
tied upon before they were surveyed
TIE amendments were productive Of
very much debate and were finally
l5tt
rhoroson, Of Cache, said no had
smother Ataeudment ready, but con
cIudud not TO offer II at thar time.
Jolley (WhO had the ilo0r)-Then /
viii Withhold my speech. lLaughtef.l
Later on, however, lac again got the
nl0t, anu while he Htill held II the
Mal0ney and kimball amendments
were voted down.
Cannon said that no pTaviaion could
be- 10 framed ne 10 DO perfect Justice TO
OH concerned. That under sHctiUn Z
% tho article proposed by the commit.
tee, the matter IL lett In such a way
that settlers are given the flfst right 10
purchase the land they occupy NJ a
nir price which H. not % be Increased
because Of improvements thereon.
while % was true that many po0g PEG.
Tlo occupy these lands OF own the pos
fetFoTy title 10 same, still a very large
Tat " the school lands have been
fought by speculation, He knew 0i
ono tract 10 salt Lake CUunty worth
100000 which hnu beeu sold and re-
r.l NJ a very small proportion Of IT,
yglle simply because the title was not
aptr'ucl one. To cell such land NJ The
original government price would De
TO deprive the common school fund OF
much u the value VI the government
grant, The speaker also ea,d that
A subsequent section provided Tor
election by the people Of three cone
mlsdiouefa 10 have supervisory con-
tlal Of the public lands and that a. In
case % University laudu the greatest
bgught would come ~ the people n the
article was not amended as proposed.
PRIOR TO 1870.
Eyaut, Of Weber, offered the follow.
lUE Ir1vlsO, to be added 10 section q.
Provided that bona Tide occupants on
ouch lgudb PRIOR 10 tho year A. ID.
1871 mHy acquire title thereto ht the
pun ui $3.50 per acre, together with H.
tsIut added thereto at the rate OF
lhtty per cent per annum rom said
datc,n
SECTIONS rs AND SO,
Ib1fesln offered the following Am-
euumrnt 10 the Evans pT0vis0; "Pro.
V1rl that sections 10 aud 80 may be
to.l 10 actual occupants thereof ut The
value Of such lands prior 10 such 90,
espncy,
u1lH AMENDMENTs LOST.
Both amendments we're finally DO,
lgaltli alter which Chidesler moved
lle following provlsn; "Ptovlded
iaab ln the sale or location Of school
hnls the county superintendent Of
schools In the county In which the
anu To DO located or sold " situated
suall Do associated gs member VI said
.'a'l toiland COmmissioneu)" This,
700 was lost.
Thurman moved 10 strike out section
q ltiaung TO land commissioner
Thurman then moved to strike ou
lnal part Of section | which pro,