Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-11

oeJurs HE experience had taught him
that reaching a fre ~ meaus Of toe
stairway wac the beet course
20 futup. Elevators had TOO
often became involved In the fire with
the result that they had fallen 70 90.
Sottem Of tho shat and luit the IRE
men in a cory aud dangerous pfedloH'
ment
stoison, Pslislier and HedeIi joined
la the discussion. THu iurMfr stNltA
that in Minneapolis, those oree.n
high tuildings gou,rHIy consulted
with the FIRE chief aH lU Or" hHsi mole
% rorHfuatiJ., a1 aH H prevent ui7.
asifBua flee. pe.lr.ltf HHII iHnt lN ulH
experience those aHns.fug.lu. HVilI-
inra wurH generally Boz. Ulr mlHinuf
nnJ indrrrHdrut t1 CIn.uI. HIin mo
FIRE chic. R0fHll i1ls "a ulHufeut
view of tho situation. Hu ieIi iu.t
those ctcCtiuR tul'IlurH were sonUrI'lJ
very phIlaulbt0IIg l"I D.u.4.ue r1ulI
cd On HH WiillIF TI .a tH.iH. 20
avert any aud gu kiuJu OF cI.da fn'
tious.
After iurlh discussion OF .uU .u.ri
g wac received anu uraU.U. Hu.laa
up0n the uC)tdH Ui the yHuv. u,iIu.
10 vtrw l.NuIuus
Chief Higeira. chairman oft Gre COM.
mtttro on tEHitlts, uUuh u .ur ...t.
yates that 70 wa fnairuI that nIi ylyE
'lu exhibits ri $50 this Afternoon.
The discussion OF topic DO, "L1ru
Hre Insurance agent; his relative uJai.
tlon 10 tue chief OF the nfu depart.
meup-J. J. Cav lot ChIH' htu Hg.
bartmeni, Benton Hlrb1r hlcI., wss
accepted aud order spread upon Tue
record Of the convection.
10 yiIT PAM, cry.
Chief Dsvine then roaI Clmmuui.
cation from Chiri Pane u' pafs City,
Inviting the delegates 90 viii she do.
ttict aud make an lnsI ucluu u Tie
silver mlnrs there, ~ their pleasure.
Tue Invitation WIS accepted iof
delegates te able 90 return home on
time 10 take the 7;iD pm. rain east
ward bound.
TABERNACLE CONCERr.
The free c1uoert Ia tho tabernacle
was announced tor this evening ut $3.50
aud the delegates were Instructed ~ be
In their seats by that tim9.
A recess was taken until 1880 this
afternoon, nj when tlmu the txhiDits
VII be viewed W tue Waiting dele.
gatop.
AFTER LUNCH.
Al 2.8O this afternoon tho visiting
chiefs turned their attention 10 the ex.
hibits In the east wing Of the C0n.
tinehtAl Market huildipg, which work
they were undergoing NJ pres time.
YEsrERpAY's LATE WoiuS.
Tbs following business was trans.
acted at the convection yestcfdhy hf-
totnoon alter the NEWS report oiosUd:
The committee on Credentials SUI.
mitted the names u the following new
mumbefti
John Elolnghufl, Norrlstowu, Pa;
g. ii. Hook, Pueblo, Colo; Nicholas
Ecksl, Syracuse, n. 81; JUhu W.
Wiimuth, Pawtuckei, Rloue Ialnua (;
James a, Richardson, Trinidad, Colo;
George q. IufJy, East 81. J. uis, III;
Conrad Hacker, Muscatiuo, Ia; VIM.
rchlAvick, Evansville, lndj NJ. j..
Myers, Mount Pulaski, III; John
Wilson keatuey, Nrb.; George w.
Hook, Pueblo, Colo; a. J. Mci.
olef, New Decatur, Ala; a. J. War.
net, Butte, Mont; George Elsi4u,
Anaconda. Mont, James Barns, Great
Falls, Mont, A.. a. Rludcl, Cheyenne,
Wyo.; L.. IL. Newman, Kausas City,
kan; Vim. DWtham IT,, New Bruno.
wick, N. j.; ID. II. Loveless, Provo;
George l.. LspP, Anncanda Copper
Mining Co., Buiir, Mont; W. II.
Pale, Park Cliy, U,ab; Joseph Ire.
dale, Rock BpTingp, Wyo., Charles
r.. Leonard, Willimantic, Conn;
frank X. Kerr, westmlnslor Ind;
J. J. S,oae, HrssnsbTro, ". G.; Robert
FTomm, Pumiix, Arlz deOIgo Han
son. Eureka, Utah; j. Il. Bentley,
Chefilan, Ia,
STATE FiRENES's oRGANINATIOS.
william Exall, delegate, Nov Jersey;
J. J. Stone, North Caroline; l.. W..
CLARK, Vermont, T.. w. Blackmau,
Illinois; George w. Brooke, Pcnuuyl.
vauia; r. w. Peabody, Mich.
The published program was then
taken up Ne i0llowtl
Topic No. l-"how are private hro