| Show I 1 NN THE convention Wor nalls suffrage proposition preposition LaCks Tao votes ef ct the two huns majority fencl will therefore Tiie Ther rebra elore not hot bome up a as special order Doul oora te and licci placed on record N second test testicle ote has been made on woman suffrage in the constitutional dional convention bays the herald anil and it simply limply proves that the prin ipe now has baa a clear cut majority tue ane question came up ulo Stert moon on a proposition to make wednesday the special day tot foi consideration of the report on tUi ui the motion was defeated 11 i that was vaa only because a two thuds vote wis was required tolu to spend iii rules As it was the suffrage i it needed only the change of two to otes to jarry carry the day the vote showed shoved where the friends of suffrage are to be found of 01 the 53 59 bilici ft ho voled for the day to N b et 39 were democrats democrat 20 were 1 of the 32 who voted against the day to lie be set 3 were republicans and there was but one solitary democrat goodwin goodwill ai and dabe the rest of that croie crow d voted solidly against the motion there wai tras some sharp debate over this in in which roberts was best roan man until I 1 1 I hurman came to tn to the rescue of tl li week kneed republican cnair n D in alfi the equally equi lly weak Call cannon noll thin things up tip somewhat by a i aalf eal ea i neit speech neich was remarkable alike for its brevity and its keen wit resident smita appedu sharply tot lot order at 2 1 monday the ml call showed eighty aix sax mem bei be I 1 present rese at lev S B adam the baptist district missionary of utah offered tin opening prayer 0 boyer o ver of utah presented ted a petition flom the christian endeavor society of spring springville ville asking for prohibition morris of salt lake submitted a amilar petition both were refer ird ed i varian arian acting chairman of the i a tes les committee reported in favor v an amendment for morn morning lr egions colons beginning at 10 0 clock on motion if thurman the alie rules were viere suspended and instead of lam lamug berone one do day the amendment men t was considered at once st strevell revell wan wanted teli 10 30 set fur the hout in order to accommodate out ol of town members member who have to leave ohp city every day A vote was taken on this and division was called for after the iva voce vote had bad been announced I 1 the president was in doubt that was very very evident he bent do don n toward assi assistant tant president 1 frutrin fr the latter shook his bis head bead and whispered whimpered something back the president looked relieved 11 ap went the gavel aph ision is called for said the 1 president I aident in triumph mcguerin McGui rin ria had acad again raved bayed 1 his I country 0 u belh icci ryar 1 vole was taken on t the ah hour and ad 10 was fixed this was it a victory letory for those in favor of action the committee on ordinance and and compact with the foi federal eral government reported the following article which went vent to the committee of the v whole hole the following ordinance ceball be I 1 irrevocable without vit hout the consent of rw te 1 I states and the people if fi tate a t e perfect toleration of re sentiment entime nt shall be secured sentiment inhabitant of this state anan cier be molested in person or property on account of his or her mode loode of worship and polygamous or plural agus are forever prohibited second the people inhabiting this state elate do agree and declare that I 1 I 1 they forever disclaim all krisht and title to the public puah lands lying within the boundaries thereof and to ill 11 ll lands land lying r ith ia a said limits owned ov ned or held by any 3 lod indian i all or indian tribes and that until the title thereto shall have been eating gui guided hed by the united states the same hall bv br and remain subject to the disposition I 1 df f the united states slates and the said baid indian lands chill remain under the absolute jurisdiction and control control of the conic congress s of the I 1 united states that eliat ahe the lands belonging loci ging to citizens of the united states tates residing 9 without this state shall neier neer be taxed at a higher rits rat than thi linds lands belonging to residents thereof that no taxes shall be imposed by this state elate on lands or pio property perty therein belonging to or which may hereafter be purchased by the united states or I 1 reserved for its use but nothing in I 1 this ordinance ordina uce shill preclude this b state tate horn hoin taxing a asi b other lands are taxed any lands owned or held by any indian who nho has ha evered ill his tribal relations ant and has obtained from the united states or from any person a 1 I title thereto by patent or other grant ca save ve and e except such landi as hae bane been or may maybe be granted to any in Indi indian anor or indians under acy an art act of f congress containing a p provision royl giorl e exempting the lands thus gra granted n 1 from taxation which last an mentioned fn tio ed land shall be excerpt from taxation so fro long iong and to such guch extent as is or 0 may be provided in the act of congress granting err the same third all dobitz afia liall litie S of the teni lory or of utah under authority of ill the legislative assembly thereof are hereby assumed and shill shall be paid by this state foot fourth th the legislature shall make lawn law for the establishment and maintenance of systems of public schools which ahall be open to all the children of the state and abd free from sectarian control chidester moved that consideration of elections and suffrage be made the special order for wednesday this caused a spirited debate and on putting the question to vote two votes were lacking to male make tho the arv two thirds majority and the motion was defeated brandley introduced a resolution I 1 with the families desoi ot the killed in the recent wyoming disaster di baster and giving one days salary of the delegates for their relief adopted on lito motion tion of arper the convention resolved solved rr itself into committee of the whole to consider the bill of rights president smith caused a gibat cen sensation tion by 1 sa saving 1 ing mr eva evans lis 0 of f WC weber ber will take the hair chair evans evan wa was as surl sur as everybody el elp ele P lie ile looked around in yonder der an and l then took the chair bein loudly applauded from ill points lie ire thanked the president dont and members for the honor and rapped to order the flint breeze came up over the law of libel goodwin goodwill and varian vanan brought up memories of a reent recent libel suit which is till still fresh freeh in the minla of the hie public in their nee leeches clies Good in flin i n offered al a I 1 s bli Hite for the sect section on on that subject was lost as was also one by Kiml kimball Dall of weber thurman luried an all amendment to section 1 IS prohibiting bills of attainder wells welk said this provision had bad been left out because no DO bill of attainder had bad been passed in this country roberts hovi homeer ho weer eer said it Ns aias as the purpose pose of the bill of rights to guard against any acts desired to be prohibited mans motion carried varian objected to section 19 provides th that at shall be no dis discrimination I 1 i in i na tj between citizens I 1 of the alie united states mates and resident aliens as to property rights and moved to it out the motion was carried by a vote of 49 4 to 42 and the section went out 1 it t read no distinction shall ei eier er be made by law between resident aliens and citizens as ai to the possession taxation enjoyment or descent of property there was still some disc discussion assion over the question of paying dami dam i ages for property injured by street direct grading bri brought light up tip intentionally by thurman who moved that it be i made necessary for public corporations to pay for property before it is used for public p property there was a Fonie somewhat what lengthy discussion over thurmand Thur mans proposition making payment in advance necessary when property is ia taken for public purposes after afler considerable discussion the mutter finally narrowed down to a relec tion between no EMO substitutes by IIo Ilo waid of emery slid and Ri richards chirds of salt lake the former was rc accepted by thurman and leads as follow e private property shall not cot be taken for public use without just first made and no property shall be d damaged q for public ube without just compensation arl e ln to be determined by a competent ti bunal varian moved to strike out see sec ion 2 21 1 which reads see sec 24 private property shall not be taken for private ue tle unless by consent of the owner except for private ways of necessity and for reservoirs drains fl or ditches on or across the lands 04 oo others for a agricultural 11 ing 4 domestic ioe doe e c or sanitary to purples k ex aud and in in no case shall such property propel prop eity y be bc taken without due compensation the discussion following was participated in by varian pierce van horn prest smith and rich ards Il richards ichards of salt lake said it was too important a question to be disposed of at once and he be wanted it to lie over until the members could fully think of it in all its bearings the committee 0 at it arose and a few moments la later the convention adjourned uni until this rno ining at 10 |
