Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-12
Drsrnrr EVENING NEWS, wEDNEspAY. AUGUST 1a. lsoo

b. roil.call To determine fbe choirs of
ritlrs AMI after the appointment oi the
Herald, Tribune ami NEWS reporters
o. teilers, the voting commenced. u
resulted In iOl v .tes being cast, 90 90
which favored New Haven, while
Pittsburg received Is
This gave the next convention %
ihe city Ui the uorthwcsi, and on mo.
ton 0i Chiei HUM the vluus
was ma @ unanimous Tor New Havou.
COMMITTEES AproiSTED
Chiefs Joyner, helumillur Mems
hon, Farley and Mullen weTe then
appointed oommittsc 10 sub.
nit roster OF tfhcsrs for next
year, anu Chiefi Halut, Humph.
ieys and Taylor were appointed
on resolutions. rhesU committees re-
tifed 10 attend b. their work, while the
convention discussed f.t some time,
the question me- o. who did aud did not
have right 10 vote. The president
settled this contrIvcrsy by ruling tnat
the by-laws we're the guide t3 20 by 30
those matters, AMI they clearly slated
that none uut chiuis and rN.ohiea who
were enrolled ne active membsrs had n
light TO vote on convention matters.
ucKETs no Park CITY.
In the interim each Of the visiting
delegates was made the recipient VI a
railroad uokett1 PIX CITY.
RESOLUTIONS % THANKS.
Taylor Of Richmond offered the two
following resolutions. both Of which
were adopted!
Resolved that vote OF thanks DO
Union Pacific. RIO 0nn1o Western
and Douvor a RIO Gmndv and
Colorado MiIitud Railroad companies
and the Pullman Car company with
q Iuduoiof r. =. Llthg0w for their
kindness 10 the mUmbefs Of this 1ssluia.
ton aud tor their untifiug efforts IN
make our long Journey comfortable aud
pleasant. For such generosity the
several roads viii bo held In lasting
remembrance.
Resolved that whoroas the members
Of the International Association Of
Fire Engineers who assembled In
Chicago upon the Invitation vi Chlet
Engineer ID. J. 5wenie TO attend a
meeting OF our association held at Salt
Lake CITY, Utah, aud
Whereas, Chisfs Sw0nio and Dovine
by their unliring energy did succeed
In making such ample and comfortable
provisions for cur long journey, there.
fore
BE Il resolved that We tender 10
Chiefs 5woniu ana DeVino our sincere
thanks Tor tue success which attended
their efforts IN our behalf.
on IAHniTa
Secretary Hills submitted the FOL.
lowingi
Resolved that W. cordially tender 10
tho exhibitors Of fife apparatus our
most sincere lhauks i0r tho energy aud
enterprise displayed In bringing to
our recurring conventions, samples OF
their goods, anu that we highly apptc.
ciato thuir kindly contributions towards
deifayinR necessary anu urgent ex-
pontes Incurred by tho association.
MORE THANKS.
The committee offered the following:
Resolved, That the thanks OF this ~.
socihuon IL hereby rendered 10 HE
cxcellenoy Governor Wclls, mia honor
Mayor dIundinning, Chief Devine aud
the gentlemen ana ladies composing
tue reception committee of this Statc
and city i0t tue very kind aud hOspit-
able manner In which they nave re-
ceived and entertained US during the
| days VI our convention.
Resolved, that We tender our thanks
10 PfOis. stephens anu Daynos Of the
tabernacle choir iOr the great musical
treat rendered ~ u. assuring them
hat the strains oi that uolightiuI
music and tho melody OF those sweet.
~ blended voices will hngtr aud 70.
main with us long alter we shall have
! reached our respective homer.
Resolved that We are grateful aud
extend our heartfelt thanks To the 70.
pOflofs VI the Salt Lake CITY pross tor
tue very able, complete anu impartial
reports Of the proceedings VI our meet
Ing. q. &. HALE,
&. w. TAYLOR.
NJ. 5. HUMrHREYs.
NENT YEARS OFFICERS.
The officers aud state vice presidents
Tor tne ensuing year were reported rs
'ollowe:
President, James Dsylne, Utah.
treasurer, u. &. LAtkiu, Dayton, Onis;
sccroIary, II. A. Hllls. Wyoming,
Ohio.
Vice Presidouls-J. q. Mulliu, Ala.
bans; A. J, Kennedy, Conn, IL. A.
iuihnt, California; Julius Penrce,
! Colo; a. J. Hairs, fla; w. X. Joy.
uor. Ca; w. n. Willoughby, lud.;
| George NJ. Kellogg, Iowa; II. W.
Yates, Ky, J.. Is BuIgcr, La;
N. n, Eidri &c, Maine, Melvin
Beal Masp.; W. q. MoAite, Md; J.
a. CWwi0rd, Mich; h. l., 5tUlson,
Mimi; j. r. pgllsueh No.; b, J, Nc.
Cunnol, n. y; W. NJ. Exall, N. j.;
u. Al. Smith, Neb.; Thomas VI. Lane,
N. HI j. J. Stone, n, O.; Henry
Hoinmillti; OhiU; John X. Hunter,
Ps.; John BagrIy, II. l.; james
houTke, Dakota; Burke, Tenn,
Thomas Wilkinson, TtXa-; 81. n.
rapo, Utah; James MoFall, Va; J.
Hudgkiua, WlH,; L.. IA, Norman, Kas.;
a. J, Warner Mont; Robert FfUmm,
Arlzi +. A. RlrJol, Wyo,
". r., JUYNER, Chairman,
JOHE j, MCMAHON,
T.. v. FARLEY,
J. o. MuLLIS,
IA. HEiNMILLEW,
CUmmittee.
After tho reading Of tho report Chief
DDyiue was escorted 90 mis- new posi-.
Ton by % committee composed OF