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

ANY lingering hopes that the con-
stituti0nal convention would leave any
of that $4,000 appropriation to pay
rent to the county for the hall, seems
fated TO be ru5ely dashed. Another
day kas gone by. Another $500 has
been used up in salaries and other e&-
penseg. This sum was used in the an
nouncement of the standing COM
ntttees, the determination to stay in
the present hail aud the seating of the
delegates To cap the climax an adj
5ouTnment was taken over today. The
convention may not so on, but salar-
les may ne depended on TO do SO. The
adjournment was taken over for the
ogtengible purpose of giving the stand
ing committees time to organize but
only three committee meetings were
announced. Therefore the day VIII be
spent in luxurious but expensive idle
ness.
There was long delay before the
convention was called to order. This
WAS due TO the efforts Of Charlie Crane
to make up some scheme whereby he
could conduct a partisan convention
on a ,nen-partisan basis. He allowed
John ITinry Smith TO stay on the plat
form, While he did the talking about
the committees and had the Whole
caucus on general principles. When
the committees we're announced they
were rather surprising. as they DID
not emphasize 20 any particular de-
gree the warm remarks on nOn-pdrtiS-
anship made by President John Henry
Smith when he took the chair. Not
one Democrat was made chairman Of
q committee
There was little in the proceedings
of any interest, outside of the one or
two amusing passages.
The convention after long wait,
during which President Smith was on
The stand holding an informal levee.
was called to order at 2:20-
The roll WIS called.
"O,lorura present" said Charley
Stanton. in an awful stage whisper
Quorum present eehoeo Cters
"A quorum is present" announced
President Smith
Keith. OF Summit. who has gone to
San Francisco, was excused Tor teW
days
Lutheran church. was invited 10 oHeI
the opening prayer.
The chief clerk and minute CLERK
came in for some hot cross-hrlnS
Wells suggested that there was no IN
tention to include in yesterday min
11tes Roberts correction of the record
Regarding the adoption Of the con5ti-
tuition OF the United states ana thus
show the first omission
I thought the clerk would under
stand that" said Roberts. With me
sarcasm.
R some PrelimiDnries,
Cannon was after the new clerk like
ne "a beer after Wells the day De-
FORE He wanted things to 90 into the
record IKE they bad been ohered ano
not according TO the clerks IDEAS
During a lun while corrections We're
being made, Kicks wanted 10 go Oh
with other business.
Me,6 better correct the minutes
FIRST said Cannon
Z thought ne were through" said
Ricbs. - 4n .a.s
Cannon, meaningly.
Tsts6<. Committees Announced.
-rbe president said he was ready to
ss,ve out his list of standing committees
ana the following were announced:
B,,fes and Method of Procedure
Johu Henry Smith. chairman G. 5
Tarjan. ", II. Gibbs, Charles H Hart
David Evans
Federal RelationS-J. D. Page, l.. l.
f.oraT- Jarnes D. Murdoch, Mons Peter
son. Henry Hughes. John ,. Boyer
William Buys.
Preamble and Declaration Oh fdgh e
-Heber NJ. Wells, Joel Kicks, =. =
Larson. r. w. Heybourn, D2nie
Thompson. William Driver, o p. Whit
. nav Moses Thatcher William Greer
T b. Lewis, Andrew KImoaH
T-eciglatfVe-W. G. Van Horne. r, O
Lambert Frank Pierce, George Is
Sou{res. J. n Kimban, David keith
T.auritz Larsen. Theo. Brandley, LoriT
Farr f. S. Richards, =. IA. Kooeros, i
70. Kerr, Charles II. Hart. I'd. Part
ridge Ed. II. Snow.
Tndiciary-C C Goodwin, " G. Val
HorrTe. Frank Pierce. Alma Eldrea6e
n F4SSiIier. J, s. Hyde, elias Morris
G. "a Syrnong, Noble Warrum, II.
6aunla Nebeher. Thomas Maloney
David Evans, Samuel R Thurman
Joseph R. NIurdock. S. II. Hi.
FrecntjYe-G. s. Yarian, w G. Var
xJorne. George R Emery. Richard
7Taekintosh. Thomas Kearnes, "A. &
LIMO. Daniel Thompson, J. l. Jolley
u. G. Sharp. Samuel Francis. j. Il
Rornes. ]. D. Holiday, A. W WINS, J
n peters, ". 3. Preston.
Injections ana Right OF Spffra6e-j. +,
Cniaester. s. 8. Anderson, Joseph Z
pobinson. Richard Macintosh, Farley
Ia-z-e lanes D. Murd9ek, Chester CAN
L,,S,eae Engberg. Fred j. hei5el. a
II Esleign. William Howard, T. 4
Bammond, 6. R. Thurman
l1& Innortionnent and Boundaries
anna Elaredse, joseph r Murdoch
Charles Crane Mllli AM n, p mSSagnan
49, r chichester, Mons Peterson. r
81 uevheurne, ]. A. Hyde. j. E. Robi
cor mr Samuel Francis, Z. A Allen
.a,,;5la Nebeker, T. A. Hammond, Z
s larson, Harry Haynes, Joel Richs
z n Clark. Lycurgcs Johnson, George
CunsninghafA Jonn q. MqIupCh id z, n
snow, Wills b. RoDlson' L. 10 ADAMS
* Et,d q, alton and school Lanas-Frani
piarce, II. NJ. Wells, a, G. Lund, e. n
streYell, John r. Bowdle. Ellas Morris
yarl q Maeser. 7. B. Lewis, a. )
2 Il 5acJ1s. d. II. SDoy7, ". Kerr
Jsueeic Buildings ana STale lnSa lio.
4st,e-t Elias Morris. II. !. Shurtaff
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