Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-01-22

and susienanue Of many OF your petit.
| TONERS Is upon said land. That since
/ the tito o. said lhnds now vests In the
stale Of UUh, we hopefully petition
you 10 fs-enaot such q law ne viii en-.
able w to secure iull AMI complete
little q sail lands, on a. good and
favorable conditions Rs tho nationil
government give. 10 bona fds settlers
upon tho puolio domain, ard upon
such terms Of payment ~ will be iusl
to your petitioners anu 10 the Interests
OF tho school fund Of lno State.
Believing that iav rsbis action on
your part In the premises will be suon
n propvrand n ting rec1 milton OF tie
arJuous iabOfs OF the pioneer settlers
OF this Unft OF our State, A. will b. iully
endorsed by the publ C sentiment. AMI
trusting 10 your early and iavUrs bic
action In tue premises. A. IN uuty
bound your petitioners will ever pray.
The petition WAS Stoned hy a. l..
Jensen AMI q large number Of oihsra.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Tho committee on ungr0ssmont re-.
ported the enrolment ami engfoss-
ment o. the tarifl aud silver memoii-
sls. Adopted, alter which both mem.
otials received the sigr azure VI the
Precedent.
on motion ~ wafnor, the "Arlzona
Strip" memorial passed, under sus.
pension VI the rules, anI was referred
10 the committee on engTosiment.
Booth INTRODUCED bill for an pci
appfopfiaiiug money Tor the maiu-
teunt G. OF the deaf mute institute ir IN
L. - IaaNu 4
mittue 90 UuuCatiOn,
Allison introduced bill for an act
for the protection OF fish and game aud
providing i0r the appointment " statv
and county fish aud game commits
ailnou. Referred.
Tue Senate committee on labor will
give n hearing 10 labor delegations and
al Diner persons Interested In labor
legltlatlon NJ 10 a. m. tomorrow, In tue
c1mmittec rooms At tho southwest
corner oi the 80 ate obamhsr.
Senate bill NJ. rs, by All son, pro-
posing cer,ain ameluma nti - the
present Irrigation ACT, cane up aud
was discussed at length, alter wnioh Il
was reclmmittoi to the committee on
irrigation iof reconstruct u.
"BEcALL" oF BAYARD.
Allison's resolution A.kins Congress
to recall Amlassador BtyAfd was
again brought up-tnis tins .ot thifd
reading, anu again u created a alir.
Roll call wss demanded by Allison,
aud was about " DO proceeded with,
wnen
Warner moved 10 table the rosolu.
lion Indefinitely, aud read from a nuwy-
papef Ambassador Bayard'a statement
win roiofutob 10 now tho present
difficulty occurred. Continuing, Wal
nef tai4 ihat ~ iar ~ thu punalc
Itself knew there was nothing more
10 u than the vague imAg iuings OF the
gentleman from Weber. For some
time he hal watched his oagle eye,
nAndtome lace, aud listened 10 his
narGest voice. IL was doing
gfoA, injustice 10 Mr.. Bay
ard. IL wa now being investl.
gated by Congress auu tho Ulan
Legislature should not piosume 10 sel
tue pace. business should be
transacted Rnd time not idly
whilrd away. Mf. Allison waut-
cd u little n0tOrely for him.
self aud political advantage for IN,
party. The speaker dsplofod anu de-
nOuncod the action anu said tue fsiO.
luton should bo volto down.
Allison, at 1885, arose to reply 10
Warner and Was proot eding 10 90 10
Ia very Garnet anu sarcastic mannsT
when tbs NEWS report was olosel.