The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-20
|N1|DN SPRUNG
||INDC0NvENT|ON
.,pees Are That Attempts
|, Made to Give Colo
ado Entire Control.
.nVyT'S LAND POLICY
/ |pgrEIVES HARD BLOWS
,f Government to With
= Most of Land From
Entry Denied.

7sR. Colo, June ia sensa-
sprung in the Public Lands
& today by charges made by
4 administration and the anti
nation forces that the conven-
being packed. The ants
,h,, n number of men who
4 properly accredited delegates
nv,n seats. An order was
;ssue new cards of admission
J, that only genuine delegates
,hem When the committee
|,,,,isls reported it was found
4 a,lega,es we're accredited TO
. l,5 TO Wyoming, and the
d States scarcely l0oo Colo
p,ssentation was later cut to
Ming stated The first figures
= error. II developed that
rsdo's accredited delegates,
ussent OF not, had been
mile in the case of the other
;-ly those present were 10 be
10 vote. The report was sent
he committee with instruc-
bring It's report according 10
n the convention, This com
rtport will be heard the first
,s-cnow morning, and if it
a Instructions il will give a
;rey person whose credentials
.sa sent to the convention,
d ibey are present or not.
Grievances Aired.
g opportunity was given the
y 10 the public lands conven-
I,y 10 air their grievances re-
lAe regulations and restrictions
re OF the public lands enforced
II FEDERAL departments, and to set
tEr views as TO the policy which
Fnuent should adopt on these
"a All resolutions introduced
tsred TO subcommittee Of the
be on Resolutions, consisting
g n. Short of California. Clar-
Douglass of Olllahama, f. ".
Washington, Patrick Sullivan
1ilg and S. Luna Of New Mexi-
III subject on the programme
r1s "The Public Land Policy,
y Present. - the discussion be
pa by Congressman Robert W.
of Colorado.
barnge said jt was not IN ac-
Sllh the constitution or with
sT or the administration of
for the Government to mold
'i . large area of land for an
period. The powers Of the
Guyernment. ne said, must be
zoe constitution. Mr.. Bonynge
lst II tho plan Of the admin
icr Withdrawing 150.0O0,000
ana fer forest reserves. Ca
sTss Of coal land. and 500 mil.
r. Of grazing land is carried
ssad have the effect Of with
iVe'HSths of the public lands
President Criticised.
>. Walsh. of Montana. read
Fnlcb he severely criticised
1sTal Of coal lands, and also
. lease public lands for graz
He contended the Gov
ED no right to lease such
~ expressed the opinion that
~ reserve is a "burden and
Aluold of Wyoming made q
u speech on the work Of the
nsve in Wyoming,
report Of the committee on
II Preelpltated n lively debate
Ia s discovered that The com
Aq gwen to Colorado one
nefy delegate present and
ss'! dslegste accredited, max.
M oi ia6. With the other
"|y those present were given
@'p Attack on Report.
%Sekenzie, president Of the
I'D Hat'onal Livestock associa
Xdt,. ~ adherent 10 President
easing policy, led the at
ae report. Senator Warren
Seconded Mckenzie. HI
70 know whether the CON
Nv meeting Of the Colorado
\. x meeting of the people OF
from other states mad,
lI.a,p Romery of Colorado ex
! b % ta, 'ne proper time for III,
81, %les s0.s. should report. t'' Sy,i Thi,
.td,,;nlm ,;unlmttee which can MAX,
~ 0''S as to what votes sinai