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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-26

BIooMINGDALE CHURCH; boulevard. wes, 6sth,s,-
MADISON &. PETERS breaches at ii on The SUNDAY
Saloon. 1:4j. "Woman's Influence" Cordial welcome
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-26

WEST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. 42d-st., between
9TH and 9th aves.-Rev. WALLACE NCTTING. d. D..
Will preach tomorrow at IL a. m. and I:45 D. m.
WESTMINSTER PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, West
23dst 1thave.Preaching at IL a. m. by Pastor
Rev Dr. SAMPLE; 1:45 p. M, f. " WHITE. ID. D.
Sunday school. $50 Welcome.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-26

ST. JAMEs's METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
Madison-a and l26h-sPreachng by the Pastor Rev.
Emory J. HAYNES D. D:-M0rning :,. 1890 Topic
a Member Church, Evening, 7:t5. topic God
Is Patient Eternal: but the World Moves Sab
bath school 23O p. m. Strangers cordially invited.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-26

PARK PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. Amsterdam
and sGthst Preaching by the Pastor. Rev. ANsON p
ATTERBURY, u. d. at II a. and g. M. Sunday
school. p. m; prayer meeting Wednesday, p. m. All
cordially invited.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-26

AT THE SOUTH REFORMED CHURCH Madson-ave
3sth-st., Rev RODERICK TERRY. u. d. Pastor.
Morning service oclock Afternoon service o'clock.
The pastor Will preach each service.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-26

MADISON AVENUE REFORMED CHURCH. corner
9th st.--ABBOTT +. KfTTREDGE. Pastor Will preach
In the morning at II. In the evening at there VIII
be meeting the Interest of the Sundayschool work In
our city and country Addresses by DIR. JOHN HALL.
%: F. JACOBS. Of chicago. and the Pastor Union Bible
Class Saturday evening at s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-26
Religions Notices.

GOSPEL TABERNACLE CHURCH. sth-ave. and 44th-
et--key A. II. SIMPSON, Pastor. Will preach sabbath
az 1910 a. m Services m. every night in the week
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-26
BUSINESS CHANCES.

A VALUABLE PATENT FOR SAl.t' !
have recently received a patent riSht on
a Combination Lock. can b" used anywist.
tina, locks ar. needed. cannot be pick"d'
no key needed. will sell patent right cnrap'
need II oney Address EMF, 1t Np'i'i'N'
Butler Penn.
ADJUSTABLE WRENCH. - Combines
strength and simplicity. Descriheh III
Weekly Tribune. January y. page D. IN
vention Tor sale. JASON W. CHANpAi'L'
East River -. Y.
IMPROVED FOUNTAIN PEN. Means for
keeping the pen point dry when nnt III
use. Invention for sale. ISAAC RobbiNS'
Toppenish. Wash.
THE MUTUAL Gold Mining and MILLING
Co. capital stock si.W0.Ooo. oners Tor
sale for limited time shares fun paid ana
non sssessaolc SO per share oIloN'
POO West +2i-st
WIRE-spLiC1NG PLIERS.-A new inven-
ton for inemen. Described IN semi
Weekly Tribune January -. page L. W.
s. LENNON. Hardinsburg. Ky.
5000 SPECIAL CAPITAL required 10
clos. very profitable transaction mrse
profit and ample security given. Adhress
FINANCE. Box IL. Tribune once.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-26

MADISON SQUARE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. Mad
sonayc q stServices Sunday. January 81
1870 ~ II a. m. and 40 y. m The Pastor. Rev c. H.
PAEKHURST. -. D., Will preach Sunday school. 9:tJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-26

HAMILTON GRANGE REFORMED CHURCH. West
lfoth-st. and Conyent-ave, Rev. CHARLES r. CHAPLIN
Pastor-Seryices at II a. and D. with preaching
py the pastor. Strangers welcomed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-26

MADISON AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH. corner 31s-
ST. Rev, HENRY NJ. SANDERS. p. D.. Pastor-Services
on sunday At II m. and m. The Pastor VIII
offcate. Sunday school $50 a. m. Chapel service
wednesday eve. o'clock Strangers cordially welcomed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-26

HOWARD MISSION AND HOME FOR LITTLE WAN
DERERS. 22o East llth-st.. NewYork City Sunday
school every sunday afternoon at 23O singing by chill.
dren and members OF Bible Glasses. Visitors invited.
A. S. HATCH. President
J. F. WYCKOFF Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-26
HELP WANTED.

Female.
WANTED. First class woman canNassei
10 work In brooklyn: high-class journal
exceptionally liberal terms offered. Cal
n, Rooms and 3. Eagle Building. Wash
Rrpokiyn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-26

LEXINGTON AvENI'E BAPTIST CHURCH, corner
lilth-st-Dr CAMPBELL. breaches at 1890 t4sD The
Twelve Sent Forth" and al 1870 "A Restored Cap
tive Baptism Evangelistc services continued through
out tho week. Miss NJ Z. tpham will sing.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-26

TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES
FLOORS TO LET WITH POWER
20 the
METROPOLITAN REALTY BUILDING.
tINEPKDOF.
Size apx2ni. Windows IN four SIDES.
frrnting Brooklyn Bridge. William and
Rose -is
rutland & WHITING B"ekman-s,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-26

CALVARY CHURCH 51th-st.. near Gth-ave.-Dr. MAC
ARTHUR breaches: morning characteristics Of Tru
Christians evening. 'Mom-ntous Choice o! Moses. tn
Manifold Man second upon Young Men Of the Bible
Students earnestly invited.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-26
HOLY TRINITY CHURCH. HARLEM.

-, - LrhoA.aNc smu ,,-II-s,T, 49,.
Holy Communion. a. Morning prayer at II O'Clock
evensong evening prayer at 1:45. The Rector will
preach in the morning. the Rev. s GIBBONS. Of Nova
Scotia. In the evening"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-26

COUNTRY REAL ESTATE To LET.

WEST SIDE HOMES. $1,000 ~ $40 600
several decided bargains. STEVENS.
ott a-s corner f2i
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-26

MEMORIAL ANNIvFRSARY Of Rev. c. H. SPUR
GEON. Thufsl1y 3st inst. Metropolitan Hail. 18th
near G,h-ave.. at 80 y. m-Dr. a. T. PIERSON will
give address life and works Of Or. Spurgeon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-26

BRICK PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH bth.ave. corner
ATHEIST. Rev: HENRY VAN DYKE: D. ID. and Rev
J. H. MILVAINE u. D.. PastoTs.-Servicss sunday
January 81. at II a M and 40 p. m: DR.: MILNAlNf
preach the morning and DR.. VAN DYKE in m
afternoon. Sunday school. 0:45 a. m.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-22
Land Office Filing.

The following hunss wore made m
tho local land 0flco under date Of
March lls
Eleanor W. Atkln, OF so. George,
Washing tn county, desert entry o.
the unsutveyCd wost halfof the north.
east quarter aud the southwest quarter
Of the northeast quarter of section d,
township 43 south, raugc 3 wcst
George a. Holt, " Hebron, Wash.
iugt0u county, desert entry ~ ihv
southwest quarter Of the southwest
quarter of section 1 -, sud the sOuthca,t
quarter u the southeast quarter OF sur.
ton n, township So south, range is
wUst
Bouoy Z. Goodwin, Of Beaver CITY,
Beaver county, desert entry Of tnv
east halt Of the northeast quarter, the
southwest quarter Of the northeast
quarter, AMI the north holt ~ the
southeast quarter OF section n, town.
ship ~ south, range wufl
David Bullock, OF Cedar CITY, lion
county, coal entry OF the south hair Of
the northwest quarter ami the nth
hail ~ tho northeast quarter OF section
80, tYwushship 3B sou b, range 90 west.
a Nmucroi tunnol, 5Nl iucJ, $50 lee.
long, constitutes the Improvements.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-22
IMPERFECT
VISION

is caused Hy Che length aud shape OF
,hc cycba. When the proper jImen.
slous of iHc eye are accurately aacer.
tainelitH easy to prc.c ubr the proper
glasses.
Bli by iUc methods commonly Zoo
vogue, glasses are lItgd hy the uaulist
trying successive test glasses uu,il the
patient selects combination which hv
thinks improves his vision. This IS o uly
guess work on the part OF both.
Glasses given under such conditions
rarely give perfect satisfaction, owing
TO the eyes becoming easily confused
when being tested.
By Dr. Shr.mgrI.ueH ougiua. meth.
DDS 800 accurate measurement of thH
irregularities of the goTuud and Oh"
length Of the gychtll is taken by srIcu.
tilic instruments. which record results
that do not wary traction of au inch.
One instrument proves another thus
making mistake absolutely iWpusH h'H.
lie has fitted many hundreds and
given universal satisfaction.
Every pair of glasses are especially
ground tl suit thu prgu'iafiHg. W. each
ease, and guaranteed
Az an examinations are free % WII.
cost you uolh.Hg Co ind uut wEuthe.
your vision can Doe benefited or not,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-22
ConVsution snort nits

wanlei-A Convention simplicity
commillpe.
The efforts to hold a meeting this
morning was failure Aud n heavy
snow storm get Ia.
What 10 do with many referred
propJsiti0us-pfcsorve them that they
may may be- introduced at the frst
session Of the State Legislature.
There has been no attempt o. yet to
follow this precedent" established by
tue Wyoming constitution makers
"Mr. President, / move tnat We take a
fuccss u t'lurn minutes 10 allow the
delegates 10 smoke their olgars." Car
rieI
Nariau yesterday assisted Ia "turn-
ing down" Chalman Squlfes In the
committee ui the whole, After looking
into the question touHy he said be was
wfung-tnut the Convention was
wrong whlCh'makos the colonel right,
but At n date too remote for substantial
satisfaction.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-22
A Provo Burglary

Yesterday C,r. Ostrrloh was arrested
on complaint sworn 10 by Charles
Hardy, Of the -rglul ward, oharginr
Osterloh with burglary, taking slgs
from his ,Hariy'l nOme ON the An 90
this month. OstrlIh was taken be-
fore Justice DrM1isy anu pleaded not
guilty; hearing wac set for tomorrow
at 10 O'Clock uuI the Defendant gave
boud. in $500 Tor h.s appearance. Mr.
Handy also swHTr out "A warrant OF
arrest fyr III. a., ONerloh, brother "
Carl, charging him with the same
oiiense. II. H.. IL In Metcur
and viii he brought In today.
Il seems that Mu. Hardy had the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-22
MUST end TOMORROW
N, Proposition "FIood Tide" viii
Then Have 10 Stop,
,,OeryE MORE lime FOR DEBATE.


ga. Convention heaigato' will be
ned tomorrow. The proposition
,s I'd tidcv 10 to be thut out. Alter
t., ume-,hc twentieth DAY OF tue
's,,isp-tbe delegates under ep,einl
,,,,luti5n will devote their time to the
.,o.,3eratou OF propositions previous
,-I.t,,Bursd. should oil OF thCsc be
t,.,p..ei A. some Of them have beon
a, committee and out-and the
,..,,befs remain at their posts until
,s,.,i,b1rs were over not one Of them
.,,li have the privilege Of delivering
,.urih OF July Oration VI his home
,.l,., he lived iu Salt Lake aud - 10
ma, likely that he would get back to
,,su raulcipats IN the fall campaign.
pY tbesc multitudinOus proportions
gil not all be discussed. Compafa-
uyely ,cw Of them have been used.
Inc Great bulk will come back 10 the
Convention from tired out chaifm'n
sBl committees, bcwiliefcu and
I.,tg uUm tbuif tssk VI selecting the
seli from the BAD.
Many MEETINGS we're hold this fore.
moan and the cJmmittoe ON rules had
under consideration the question Of
m5iiiying rule - IN order that when
IN, C0uycuti0 was sitting o. q CONF
mittso Of the whole there would be
.-ms way 20 shut OIL debate which
In. threatened ~ DO indefinitely yX.
tended.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-22
GIVEN ONE MORE CHANCE.
Charlie Oman Promises TO be q Good
hoy In Future.

Charles Oman, the boy candidate for
the Reform School, was again pre-.
scnloi In Judge Bsrteh'S court this
afternoon, hud on this occasion his
honor appointed Attorney ID. II.
wenger to watch the proceedings in
his behalf,
Police Onicer Raleigh was called by
Prosecuting Attorney Howat and tosli.
fled that the lad had been arrested
three or four times ami committed Tor
petiI larceny.
Then Master Oman, In reply to Al.
tOTuey Wenger, said ne was . yeAFa
OF age, sold papers for a livelihood Aud
worked In a Commercial street restau.
rant lie declared that he had been
wrouglully accused Of THEFT,
Mrs. Oman testified that Charlie
was generally good boy, but
had spent very little time Mt
home tho last winter He
earned hia own living by selling pa.
prTs and working IN restaurant, The
lads sister also gave evidence favor
able 10 him,
After hearing all the facts, Judge
Bartch allowed the boy 10 20 away
with his MOTHER after giving him some
good advice, upon hlH faithfully prom.
lsing to behave we'll and act honestly
Ia future,
Young Oman was last Monday
ordered sent TO the Reform school,
upon the representations OF County
Attorney Wn.ttomore, tut the proceed
iugs were since iuunu 10 DO Irregular
aud hence thr lai'a re.appearanuu Tor
u htaTIEg now.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-22
InnII IleIns.

Ia the case Of The People Va Thomas
+. Marsh, grani larceny, lrivd ycster.
day, the jury brought ina verdict VI
not guilty.
John ". PIKE AMI others, an assoclu.
ton under the name ami slylo Of the
Provo Boat club, have died fuit In
Intervention against Salt Lake CITY
and the various Salt Lake county cauul
companies, 10 recover $500 anmagrs TOO
the destruction of thuir boat house uu
damage 10 their boats ~ reason OF the
defendant c1rp0Tallons raising the water
In Utah LAKE, by Obsiructing the outlet
VI tbs lake.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-22
Guilty of Wife Beating.

Dluiel Ahern, who was arrested on
a charge Of a'saulIlnS his wife, and re.
leased ON $50 bail, was tried before
Police Justice smith this afternoon
and being found guilty wRs sentenced
20 pay line OF $40, or be committed
f1r twenty days, He was also required
% pay tno costs, amounting " glT25,
From tho testimony adduoed the case
seems 10 he one 81 great cruelty, the
man having beaten his wife In a brutal
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-22
PROVO.
r1oy9 ulAu MAra y. iao5.
an ARGUMENTATNE THIEF.
u. llls Larceny, burglary, Ltc., Tor a
Provo Jury,

SIrriH' ia rf NrwN
Provo, March 22.-ThC First district
court this morning gave L. attention 90
the case Of tue People VI Jhmus luml
Griiliu, Indicted for burglary and mouse.
breaking, committed In Eureka on he
niutttonth % february VI this year,
vhou II " charged that he entered the
warehouse % tho RIO GrAnde Western
Railway company In Eureka Rud took
away come carpenter tools sud other
property IN charge oi the railway COM
pany.
The defendant admitted ticking the
goods but claimed be- had gone Into the
Office In the day time 10 enquire for
blankets shipped from Salt L1lIr
CITY. No one was Ia the office
aud he had taken the g0Ods, This,
he argued, was larceny and mot
burglary, nor h0usobroaEiug, HU had
the distinction iu mind when he com.
mitted the crime aud proceeded e. de-.
ilne the crimes ti tnrylary, house.
breaking nud larceny ~ the lufy which
he claimed Go Dec MS well able 10 DO as
any lawyer Ia the Territory, lie was cut
short Ia h's argument by tue court.
While Prosecuting Attorney Rich
ards argued the case 10 the jury, be-
referred 10 some statements he claimed
Grimm hsd maize Ia hIs testimony,
Gfiiilu spoke up aud said, "Yuu livIt
you say 80" After AshATp TCpfimauu
by the court he subsidized. The Jury
retired at 1880 and had not returned
al . o'clock.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-22

money sewn uu Bro her clothing ruI
discovered that 30 h1u been nus,ra ted
about the time mentioned in She COM
plant, aud that the Hruugest circum.
stance connecting tHr Defendants with
th" ciimu is the sts ,amout OF fortune
MINI
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-22

utoviilug f0r the election Of officers,
for the proper distribut.on OF the " atUrs
Of the several streams of tho state,
whether owned by companies or In
dividuals, according 60 thcir several
acquired lights. Referred.
AND STILL ANOTHER.
Tnoruson, Of Cache, introduced o
proportion providing "Vhnt all water
rights anu water privileges secured by
any pursIn or association OF pguuuE
under The lava Of the Territory OF
Utnh, OF by auy local regulation not In
COZ Hot herewith, Or ny the appgOpfin.
ton nud use OF water for beneficial
purpose Tor "a period %, i've yesrs Prior
10 the adoption Of tIis Constitution,
shall be- valid ami vested rights anu
privileges Ia the State" Rtforrud.
WITHOUT rNrENsE no TIE STATE.
Maloucy, Of Weber, offered tho fol-
loving resolution.
Received, That IT DO the feusc Of
tbs Convention that IT. laUufs he com.
pleted within the shortest time practi-
cable ana consistent with go1u ami
efficient work, aud that We incur 90
Indebtedness 90 DO paid by the iututo
state OF Utah,
Another LiuE At TINE RULES.
Rick., u Sewer, offered the follow.
tng resolution, providing that rule 20
Ue amended a. follow: by striking out
the clause "N0r a limit be made NJ to
the number VI times Speaking" aud
insefting Ia lieu thereof iha .0ilUwing.
"NO member shall speak moro than
twice on tuu same suuivCt shall occupy
more than three minutes. Committee
On rules.
GEaERAL COMMITTEE work.
At@4J tho Convention resolved u.
sell into the committee Of the whole
again ana Evaus, OF Weber, withdrew
tue amendment offered by MIN on yer
trrday o. that part OF She bill Ut rightH
whlCn duals vita the Jury system. In
lieu thereof he Introduced tue follow
ing;
The right Of trial by Jury shall r.
main luylOlstr, but IHu Legislature
may provide less u4u.lur VI Jurors
than twelve IN prosecutions Tor 0tiensrs
below the glade VI felony, on . iu civil
cases. A verdict iu sucu cases may be
VI the jurors, Hui Jury shall be
waived IN civil cases % aUt demanded
~ the Legislature may provide, PRO.
vl1Cd that Jury Ia tue district court
shall not consist Of less than niue, aud
d jury ga the county court SHALL Cou.
siHt Of not Bi tnau slk, ami jury 10
yIttlut's court suall consist Ut not
Iyfs than tnfcr.n
Pierce, Of salt Lake, In aIoaking
against 70 aud 90 the Natihn amend.
mont VI yesterday said that hu would
stand once, last aud all tho time Tor
tue "twulyu man Jury system, granl
sud time huuUrui Institution" lie
made nu earnest, enthusiastic plea gud
twice amid bursts o. Convention laugh.
ter ne referred uuwlttingly % his rUl-
leagues us "gUuuemuu % the jury"
Thurman proceeded o argue Tor the
Evans amendment, nud mace a Tt-
marx which cause Pierce 90 reply,
"lnAt DO a mlftukr.n "if-o,n replied
the speaker, "it BE- tue wort mutake
ever made ia MY li,u, anu 1 ought IN.
decd 10 be in--wUll, Provo (laugutuT)-
about mile from the northeast corner
VI that town"
Richards, Of Salt Lake, favored re.
form In tue jury system anu spoke
strongly on that point,
Al . O'Clock, ut tue time the NEWS
report closed, NArtan WAS ON the door
arguing tn favor VI the twelve man
~ stem.
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uH o. d. sUnWHU.
uth. rIrHItuuU tHH uHIe To- COY shot Che
sIHsHrs sou HIIyH fHI mD .HUF.TF .frHf sa.H.
faction. aHH sou a.H Hl H.rrtr Go wee uF uau.U
Iu conn. tuIaaUI .f EUUT WUIA
Your. uI"t
%. 10. NDNIIrT.
Pastor 20. i'rt lruHul lgulu .HT.H.
Ny vision has Unra wonderfully Improved
lT tHH E'AHaD. fuat Dr. HNrImurIIuc IryHUTHyt
Ihroyfu lHrW thu world LOOKS clearer uul
more tIsuu.t than FORMERLY, white fnr close
WuIs they AFRO very rrsuu' Go fHI UFy.
DEuUuE EtlNulps,
Secretary Of Che Presidency, NlIH0H Church.
never wore glasses before IHaf have .FeH
WO auyu Uyr'r.. Satisfaction hs those lifted NT
10. buylu ulH..y.
THOMAS Y.INIYEI
DnnUr department b. e., M.L
. had uy ogol tr..0I Hr UgH nr0rsH0na.
opticians Urr|uIH fH .H.U.IuE ..H H"rE.Ur 81
%. rurImrFIIur. who NtH gwen HH Do. fgI tHU
bees correction u. n".uo.t ryrEa.' 1 have
JOINS SlguOLsoS
INaFr been WHarIHH glasses frT lf yr4Ff md
have considered myself we'll fH.iul WIlH Hut
,.l UHIrs NH' have UvEnr hal mT eyes rH
thoroughly IHfIUI as tHuF Nyfu "rUH uI DE
rs ruuIrHrH.uH. who UHs UltrI Uu EIaHHUH
tHlt haH gEHu U4.H. comfort GOOD improved
N.f'1u, ll affords wH pleasure .H HaAa il.|
I'd. O., WYWAIEM
saHl machinery, sAt ia.r Temple.
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Ma Verdict Yet

The jury IN the Eilcaio caro- were
st,l doliberating at . O'Clock, BuI am
40 auttcmuut then seemed as iur on aa
ever
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-22

SALT LAKE Ciuy, Utah, Unl,oi
State. Laud ClligU, March -, 1885.
The United States surveyor general
ior Uah TeriitIry hos h'Ui IN this
uiiics the following agricultural plate
UmCtinnalE
Township north uf range lH wCss
Township Z north OF range Do vuss
Township north of range iN west.
Township ID north ut range iI wusl
Township north Of range wrsi
Township north ui range Do west.
Township north ui rang. I wusl
Township no north NJ range lH wosL
Township ! ! north of range Do wust.
Township % north VI range 10 Wust
Township 10 uurh % Huuu 'H wCsL
Township ! north " range Do WusL
Township 70 north of range west.
Township 10 uor,h " range lG west
Township % north NJ range o. west
Township DO north of range 10 west
Notice b. therefore given that ON aud
utter Ann 30, 1875, mi. ullieo will re-.
cclvo applications Tor tue uuisy o, lauis
iu taid tpwuthils.
BYRON GrHD. rs gIatof.
FUANK HAWua, Receiver.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-22

Call, Of Davis county, presented a
petition signed ny l,s5o citizens from
Davis county, pthyiug Tor tue adoption
% the mt article Of the committees
report on election aud right ofaunIngr.
Raj the met time aud referred ~ tue
tgmmllttt named.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-22
\ lnN0nl1Y RrrORr no CONE.

hiehel, OF Weber, member OF the
committee, said that he and two OF his
colleagues intended making a minority
report, but that they had not yet had
time 10 prepare II. they opposed the
presontStion to tho Convention of the
majority report until they. too, had
time W report.
Mt Kioseps objections wero over.
ruled anu an effort was made 10 place,
uulet u suspension OF tho rules, the
majority report on the calendar Tor
Tuesday next but that proposition was
voted u0Nn,
Before the question had been die
posed Of, Roberts, 0i Davis, took coca.
sion 10 say, with considerable more
than ordinary emphasis, that the ma
JuTity Of the Convention was treating
the minority members with "scant
ulults'y" by pressing the matter as
'hvy had done.
4 RULE AMENDED.
The committee on rules recommend.
Oh that rule 20 be- amt nurd by striking
out all alter tue word "dcbAIen In line
seven VI the printed rule, which reads
as foll0wE "hut q motion TO rise Is not
Ia order until each section gnd tue title
HAfN hNNA NNhNNaNANAt hAANNN Wv AAAAAAk
VI time hae expired" Adopted,
rRECuIrAlED 4 WARM DEBATE.
The recommendation OF the commit.
tce on schedule, future amendments
aud miscellaneous, 90 the effect that i,s
uumOur DO increased from nine 10
sleeve u anu that the two new members
come oIe from salt Lake and the other
nom Ogden,
The proposed Increase was opposed
by Cannon, Raleigh aud others, while
II was strongly favored by Evans, Of
Weber, Roberts, Of Day s,aud Richards,
Of Salt Lakr. The question occupied
a good deal Of Inns aud when put To a
vote Tesul,eu In ,lr President being
authorized 10 appoint this two aIdl-
tl0uul members.
ANOrligR WATER pRopoITIoN.
Mcfarland, Of Weber, presented a
I memorial from Hooper anu Wilson
Irrigation COZ pRnies, asking that an
article be inserted la the Constitution
| providing Tor the protection ana
| guaranty Of the priority Of tho vested
/ rights 10 the use Of water, owned by
the people, whether for agricultural
mechanical or culinary pufposes,
anu tlat a provision also BIO inserted
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-22
InnAN.s rmn,EEpINas.
Article on Election nud suffrage
Majority Report Received and
Minority one Go Come

The Convention was called to order
bnmplfyat2 O'Clock aud uinety'twy
mtmtefs responded TO their names.
PRAYER was offered by the. Rev. josiah
MaeLoan Of tho Presbyterian church.
Tie minutes were approved without
tmtndmtuL