Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-04
Joint Session Of the Legislature Continues the
Work Today.
HOW THE BUSINESS WENT ON.
LEGISLATORS Hold Two Sessions in the Effort to Complete
the Job--Proeeedings in the Senate and House
on the Tweny-scventh Day.


An air OF expectancy that something
new would happen IN the senatorial
contest seemed TO pcryadc peoples
minds this morning. a largo crowd
rathored nj the hall. In anticipation OF
5eveiopmcntH. During the first ballot
p.,nr,s.ntntiye Johnson did something
v,v,unl among the supporters OF Mfr.
cnnnon. II. made a speech In behalf Of
an. r,an Of hIn choice. II was an clo-
oy.n, and abl. plca which would prob
All, M ,vo columns. on the first
h.,,o, a,.o INV tho indcpcndent Re-
,,n,',,.ar ,rok. away frpm his coll
,.a.,,o. aud voted 10, Mr.. Cannon,
,,.,tn, .,o.ch I'm which he declared
A.. ,,,..,,,a,, 80 GOT. FOR him TO the
as -. CO
end rms kept up ue WIG W "''
non at the only variation that has YET
occurred in IL boIng the absence OF
, a..,s, q, law
~ ~" a" ~ n ~ rn,,rn.d IN
ON the second ballot Fur returned !"
his first choice. A. W. aiccunc. leaving
King with II votes and raising Mecnnc
10 %
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INV JON. ""'pinos '.eo"'''''
y. IN. and Immediately began TO ballot
for United States Senator. The 7srd
ballot stood; Cannon. " King. IL; Me-
'uhc' :" rowers. - Hu'h'r'e"u. IL
Law ana Taylor voted Tor Cannon
senator Cannon and Representatives
uramweii md n. Y. Harris were ab-
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hehN iherc WIS u" e"""te v" WV ~"
Fisher moved that when the ASSEM-
h,v dI.Io,y. 4, "A. 90 ,n.., N, ,,.so .
'" "~'oe w
m. MONDAY carried COOK moved an
adjournment. The motion was voted
down. by Is TO 20. The 10th ballot was
80 ,,..,,,. ....,,,,,,.. a. A.. CO.
",
non having come IN. inc run ballot
gave King II, MoCunc IS. Wheeler
moved TO adjourn. The motion was de-
fentcd. noes, ~: ayes, Is.
seventy-eighth TO cIghty-nrrt ballots
no change.
A motion 10 adjourn was voted down
The send and ssrd ballots showed no
change.
session adjourned.
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Mornings toint session. and are given
REPRESENTATIVE
son is condemned. az A WAS OF great
ltugth.
LAW GOES To CANNoN.
Representative law of Cache. tho In
defrndent ponubiirau who cares little
for Ma marty eaucua.s nna ,vho mas tho
rtuutntion s,ron,, hIs ,.nIia.,,,,.. ~, nct.
lnF nepnrat.ly nna annr, from Them ON
uost mattcrs nc,,nin,n,, ,a Tho sann.
tffial conte.t aro.. In IN. roar a., IN.
hail and snid ,hnt he was ono ~ The
foiiy tho,iaand ncpublicana Of Inc
stato who help.d 10 swell The ereat
n,noeratle mniority In issg ue mad
esei voting Tor some straight out Re.
from the berlnnine OF The Lerialatiye
session until tho present, hut now he
was going TO give weight 10 and re-
emphasize his allegiance 10 blmetaliism.
lie wanted To 20 on record aH saying
that the people OF the United states
would never have substantiaI proaneri-
" again until full h,s,ies Ind b,en
done this matter. lie could not now
refuse to respond TO the call OF a man
WIN had sacrificed his ali upon the
altar OF financial independencc. That
man was entitled to the support OF
Every noble patriot In the State OF
Utah.
Therefore" continued tho apeaktr
y shall cast my vote for him from
now ON TO ths close OF this session and
ask you 10 1oIn with mo In serving
notice upon the gold bugs and Mark
linrnaites OF tho Eaat thnt Utah In
loyal 10 the great cause OF silver. I
am not afraid OF my constituents. 1
told them beforc oi"c,Ion maj 4 would
not vote for any man for United states
SENATOR from Utah who was not loyal
70 the great cause that IL 30 dear to
our hearts The next duty | owe to
God, my spiritual director, is 20 my
country, and that duty | believe TO be
for ~ p,''2.meu az ms TINE by Votihs
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NSoNs TRIBUTE TO CANNON
Representative Johnson saia. Since