Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-08

,,,u,n Of the majority and minority
pors of the committee on Federal
mixing laws
AN UNEXPECTED STOP.
Af,cr the introduction 10 the Com
,,rsss of Sir. Thomas W. Gibson. nec-
r,afy N the bureau Of mines q To
unto. Canada, Hon. c. T.. Allen slated
"a, In view " the apparent fact thai
either the majority nor the minority
,.par, was likely TO be adopted, he prc'
,snisd an amendment to an awcnd-
,ssnt offered yesterday. which was to
bsyp the cncct % substituting the
minority FOR the majority report. The
Ks, Of Sir. Aliens amendment was
,b. nhollahment 81 lateral rights ana
I,bs gentleman made an able and short
II adirgHF In favor OF ~ adoption.
HAS COT THE APEX.
Afr. Montgomery Of Colorado. having
,.f-frnre 10 the placing of his name
ItHdrf "a photograph uf Gov Adams OF
bic state In "a morning paper Nlldi I
||hiye been called Gov. Adams, but ! am
Dol, GOV. Adams; I want u underHtogA
I|ihHf DO q not Gov Adams who N max
| has this speech. I have nlsp been dig
|nIaad Wgh the presidency ~ this Con
L rffsa-f have the apex. hut by the
rIsiasion % this body ! have not been
irruttUd 10 follow the lead Attci
| IhIs humorous reference 90 the news.
||iaper errors. Mr. Montgomery pro-
ssdt1 10 say that the amendment ~
BIZ Allen, while going In the rlght d.
riiBn. was not comprehensive enough
tur ali purposes. MIR. Montgomery was
D. favor ~ having the National Con.
Irrsu take action IN this matter, but
should be done only after the most
awful consideration and based upon
qultahlc principle. Let W recnn-
3nand ~ CangrcFs the pnHsngr ut laws
FMch will wipe from our statutes
iw which haa cost che miners Of this
.ountry almost untold millions and
I)slp,d feed the lawyers, zone OF whom
Ia am which"
I Mr. Graves Of Colorado called for the
treVious qusyuon. which would have
h. eject " cutting OF all debate and
Uucc'd 20 vote, ntHt upon the ndpp-
unn ~ SIR Aliens amendment. second.
mon the adoption ~ the minority re-
port, and third, upon the adoption Of
d. majority report The motion OF
pr Graves was carried on rising
Vote ~ NJ a. ~
Immediately delegates were on their
fect protesting against the cutting IN
NJ all debate and q motion was made
y reconsider The vote by which the
previous question was ordered.
Upon suggestion, recess ~ i've
nrnlrr war taken 10 permit the states
mlnnFe THIN votes, preparatory 90
When tho guvol fcll again the roll ~
'hteh vnr called and the motion 10
\ consider was lost hy % tie vote ~ 90
bQ and Mr. Aliens Amendment was
tluI,d
~ An'n asked unanimous consent
lhn house g. move that the ma
MY nnl minority reports be- referred
special Committee uf one member
'ln 't,h tinie, that committee 60 re-
% 10 hnd'rrH at the next meeting of
International Mining Congress The
'uun was made. with the proviao
N'l lh' lrtldunt-rlcct ~ the Congress
lme the committeeman. but after COM
trw hls motion.
Nc Munfn ~ Colombo moved that
~. committee ON revision and codln-
U'h vi F.d"rnl mining laws be dis
NlEgl With ihunigs. mud the same
pc lnauim'usiy carried
RECIPROCITY RESOLUTION.
NJ, Kcyen ~ California offered the
tnanlmouslyi
whereas 30 many Of our citizens.
hundred thousand or more, are now
lh,r within or making their way to-
ifdn the northwestern provinces OF
,hida, commonly known as the KiOn-
kg region. aud
whereas the Dominion Of Canadn
lkss no discrimination against loca-
ln by reason nf their foreign cltlzen-
|slp; now, therefore. be il
Resolved, that IN the Judgment ~
ItlF Congress. the Congress az no Ifptt
states should grant 10 the eitigsns
|oi Canada reciprocal privilege ns Ia
the location ana ACQUISITION of min
~ mining claims la ana upon INC
pnblic mineral lands" '
TO DEMAND PAPERS
The chairman " the resoiutlona co,,-
|nlttre reported favorahly the followinc
solution, ana the repnrt and recon-,
,nus,'on Tor lts adoption We're an.
Whereas. r. J. stanton. chairman q,
Ite committee on printing ana mini.
ZION ~ the Mining Congress which
~ Denver In july. 1897. has In bis
et9ay certain papers and documents
Il w We're placed In hls hands ns
nun or f1ld committee: and
whereas snld r. j, Stanton has beer
lu.h'ed 10 deliver said papers anI
ntS 20 the secretary OF This
whereas said +, J stanton Inns 70
ed 10 comply with SAID reouest,
Resolyed, that said r. ]. Stanton II.
Ky directed To deliver All paners
H.. 'SSnmenls now In his possession or
wv hA control which may have hen
lesd In hls hands for any purpos p'0 my
b 'Tlann Of said committee to w 10
mon Hecretary-elect Of tbls DO,
hnd that said secretary he ana
hereby Instructed 10 take ali
IA pgl And necessary steps 10 scc,ir..
q gnts." '' papers ana docu-
PROMPTLY TABLED.
nn ''H. N.Y. Graves, OF Colorado pre-.
= n,t resolution providing "tbat
II ~, ''',,,e consisting OF one deiernts
y si,. ,1eh state here represented sbaii
q, No. memorials or propositions an
4 ny sy, o. mining laws and eonslder
En- u,p report 10 our next annnai
so IN, also TO, In their discretion
~, ~ communication 10 the Con-
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