Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-08
ON UTAH CONSTITUTION
adopted the Famous Document With.
out . Dl,senlIup Vote Smiled
0se Of the DIgnItarlcs
CONTRACTS or WESTERN PACIFIC
Il Is Believed That There Was lmpor'
taot Action csneernIag Them,
But Mum Was the Word,

Beyond the fact that "tho Constitu.
ton " the state NJ Utah was ncccp,'
Cd, by the stockholders OF the RIO
0rando Western at the special meet.
ing held IN this city at noon today
nothing Further he forthcoming at this
time regarding the business transacted
When seen after tho meeting Jue r.
Vale, general counsel for the Rio
Grnndc lines, was asked whether every.
thing the meeting was called for had
been passed In response he said, "oh
yes, by q unanimous vote"
"llow about the western Pacific Tea.
ture Of the mectIngY was the mex,
question
There ig nothing 90 give out right
now In that quarter" he responded,
Then by way u an aftcrthought he
added "But We hope 90 have something
before long
Az the moctlng was called, ~ per ad.
Ncrlsomont, 10 consider The vote on
the question of accepting tho Consti'
tuition of the state OF Utah, and OF
considering aud acting upon certain
contracts with ana on behalf Of the
Wcstcm Pacific railway and ~ those
present at the meeting afNrmed that
cvcrythmg passed tremendously the In
fcronco is that Western Pacific matters
occupied most ~ the time,
Tho stock Wns held and voted by
Judge Vollc Of Denver ana John ".
Andrews, assistant Ia The vice prosi
dent and man generally selected "
President 4, y, Jonory Who la also
president of he Western raclncl TO-
work requiring lino tact ana diplomacn
capt Cotton, assistant secretary und
cashier Tor The company also voted
puNloA The meeting was held IN the
olnco Of the last named IN tho Dooly
block,
IN lNcugFing the meeting afterwards
Judge Nailo offered romo explanation
us TO the acceptance of the Consiltu'
ton Of the state OF Utah lie explained
that this had mover gone on record IN
the books Of the company This teen.
nlcanlN be said, had been rooiiiod at
the special meeting called for that
purpose, "Lmh has q good Constilu.
tom" he affirmed. ~ have always ad,
mIrod n. Tho Rio Grhndo wants to
take hdvunluRo NJ ~ good laws that
are non an tne statute and those which
may he placed IN Il M lnlor date,
That h M thpro N 10 H."
lu Inc meantime thero II consider
fhlc guessing going on ana EFFORTS on
the part Of eomc ~ legal frame "
mind 70 locate the ethiopian In tho
fuel plo
White II may BE- coincidence, Con.
rultlng Engineer virgil Ioguo Of tho
Western POclnc came m from New
York on he same train that carried
MI J, ~ AndroWs last night ana
,Mof Engineer E j, yard also II OK.
lcCiod 10 arrive horc hoforo tho end
Of the woQR While Judge VRllo pro-
posra 10 return 10 Denver this evening,
Mr. Andrews viii romnin here, M no
nuts II, taxing IN Salt Lakes attfacs
tons for few days,
Mr.. Andrews pOurtpously declined TO
| discuss ANYTHING except the weather
with the "NoWa' this afternoon, and
referred the reporter to ludgo volle
The latter lodged all auctions llkQ an
artist. and took 40 hlp thome ~ con'
| vorsatiOn hls happy hoyhood days
| when he used 70 SO to school all 81
which would tend 10 the theory that
| ioday's meeting was n very important
ono, little acorn, IN fact, out ~ which
the western Pacific oak would com'
monce TO enroul
! That something ls moving IN West
| ern Pacific ON tho west Side ~ nppnr'
ont Parties presumably for this CONF
pnny hnyo bought n rlght.of.wRy
| through tho block owned hN Joseph \,
ana John A. SILVER ON Eighth West and
! smith South while number ~ lots
IN Dcsky and Burlington additions over
Jordan have been bought NJ this week,