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Historic front pages from The Sait Lake Tribune YOL XLV SALT LAKE CITY NO 224 m of papers passage for M 1 permitted being gratification expressed to assist In the NEW OF A BIRTH STATE but beyond this there was nothing nected with the affixing of hie signature more than that which ordinarily action after such accompanies The proclamation Mr documents and the bearer of messages and Congress covers proclamation of plain white to which the great was attached Slates Transition ritory given out II o'clock from to a a to the The one large parchment paper of the United seal Copies of It were associations at press THE By States PROCLAMATION the President of the United of America: A proclamation: the of the Congress States passed an act which on the sixteenth day was approved r of July eighteen hundred and entitled An act to enable tbs At 10:03 a m Washington Tims ths President Affixed His Signapeople of Utah to form a ConstituThe ture ti he Historic Document tion and State Government and to Signing Was Done in be admitted into the Union on an Cannon Has the Pen Deed with the original footing be equal and it Will Executive the by Put with the Archives of the State States" which act provided for the Gratified to a Constituof delegate election President Cleveland that Ho is Able to Complete the tional convention to meet at the seat Act of Admission of government of the Territory of Utah on the first Monday in March eighteen hundred and BUREAU TRIBUNE for the purpose of declaring the Ave Poet Building Pennsylvania of the Constitution of the adoption D C Jan Washington States by the people of the United and or formality Without oeremooy State and forming a Conproposed of his own office Mr in the privacy Cleveland at three minutes past this stitution and State government for with the manIn accordance uch State: morning Whereas SATISFIED CONDITIONS ALL iseued the proclama to the Union of date of Congress tion Utah admitting States last night to The As telegraphed Tribune the effort of Gov West to perof Utah citizens now mit the delegation Mr to witness in Washington land's act failed of success had urber attempt Presidents jure wish expressed by the Governor and to notify Delegate Cannon at West consent waiting until without morning this and Gov nearly receiv- Gov West retired in ing the message the hope end belief that on the occato of the visit of the delegation the the White House this morning sion an to surround tails would be perfected interest to ivent of such paramount the people of Utah with a formality which would make the scene a historic one This was not however to be It was a Washington the city and in morning bright crisp The cold wave had struck the wsa thermometer degrees above only istering when the Utah party elarted for Gov West mansion zero the Executive Representative egate Cannon len and Junius F Wells left House at a quarter of Whereas delegates were accordwho met organized ingly elected and declared on behalf of the people of the said proposed Stats their adoption of ths Constitution of the United States all as provided in said act: to the In the Riggs House with Mr of his interview After Cleveland o'clock to hie rooms of the result I Cleve- Secretary to promised the United C E the Higgs oclock and arrivproceeded to the White House ing there five minutes later They were admitted at once to the private office of where they Thurber Private Secretary were informed that Mr Thurber was at said convention so And whereas organized did by ordinance irrevocable without the consent of the United States and ths people of said State as required by said act protoleration of vide that perfect ligious sentiment shall be secured and that no inhabitant of said State shall ever be molested in person or property on account of hit or her mode of religious worship but that or plural marriages are polygamous forever prohibited and did also by make other varioua said ordinance stipulations recited in ssetion 3 of said act: whereas And the said convention thereupon formed a Constitution and State government for the said State which Constitution proposed including said ordinance was duly submitted to the people thereof at an election held on Tuesday next after the first Monday of November eightas een hundred and rected by said act: of Secretary with the President time engaged but would see them Immediately ator Berry of Arkansas was the only And election IS Chairmen of Senate and House (Seal) GOVERNOR'S Gov SATIS- AMBITION FIED Caleb who West OF CAUCUSES the has of being the last Governor of the Territory of Utah said this evenin ing to The Tribune correspondent to the President's reference proclama- REPUBLICANS tinction tion: ''Statehood for Utah so long deferred should be a at last It has come tual source of congratulation to all the of the old Territory and to the people of the United States that this result has been Utah accomplished was ripe and the country was rips for people of the Officers and Employees Branches of the Legislature Agreed upon In Sessions of siderable Length Mrs Pardee is and Secretary of the Senate All Both Thompson the House The long struggle Is over and the outlook for the future Is filled with Not the least of hope and promise the settlement and the of of Mr that be will the Clevof Utah problem to Statehood Per- admission I feel gratified to have been sonally Identified with Utah's history and my ambition is fully satisfied with its mission as a State" DELEGATE before who closed his left at noon for matters He said his trip that there career today on business on starting was nothing press which which he could give to the would add to the general of rejoicing in Utah at her assumption Statehood "Utah" said Mr Cannon "will wear with her new robes to herself honor to the Union great with and with dignity credit of which of States she becomes the youngest member She will be found equal to any of her ters In loyalty to Americanism handed ity to the principles us from our fathers earnest in fare for In to down In enterprise common and the own of her destinies she will leap forward In in prosperity and in wealth part population Old things ties effort Controller in large old animosiold prejudices old suplclons Incident to past to have will be found been ditions State will soon bs recognized thriftiest and one of the most substantial of any tween the Missouri and the ocean Mr Cannon stated that he would buried and the new as one of the hand to Gov Wells the personally the pen which had consummated and of the people action of Congress of Utah and that It would be carefully toric among preserved objects of Interest Salt Lake WASHINGTON The the most in the treasured museum at COMMENTS PRESS tonight devote birth of the new State Star says "A new State Is born editorially: Utah comes Into the great family day evening papers space to the The Evening considerable through the President's proclamation and finds herself warmly welcomed by the organizations that form the greaton est Nation earth and As a Territory haa this its question history was at been prosperous The Mormon unique to one time thought obstacles insuperable but with the downfall interpose Statehood to of polygamy Mormonlsm has erased to be viewed as a menace to the Institutions of the land new The people Stale are their types of the point and genera who enterprising surroundings of view of wealth enlightenment Chief Clerk of Gossip Nominees Cannon For President George Minute Lillie R Pardee Secretary Clerk Clerk James Clove Enrolling F J Hendershott Clerk Engrossing Abner 0 E Carey Peter Thjgerson Crane Doorkeeper Clerk of Judiciary M L committee Ritchie Committee Stenographer ma Maddlson Messenger Joseph eron Page L Perry House Nominees For CANNON Cannon Delegate gressional the North of Ogden Corridor Senate It form the vigorous from ard population deserve the whereas return of said right to contribute a new star to Old has been made and can- Glory "There Is a general feeling of grativassed and the result thereof certification that Utah is now at Inst a fied to me together with a statement member on equal terms with other in the person outside o? the delegation of the votes cast and a copy of said States and that the struggle and ter an also was waiting room and he ordinance as and all Constitution contest of long years past is over At terview with the private secretary in said act showing that provided the door of the three minutes past U room leading to the Presidents office a majority of the votes lawfully cast ThurDer ned and Secretary at such election was for the ratificaFireman Parker of the Cheyenne A Crushed to Death the hand his Northern proclaared holding In tion and adoption of said ConstituTRIBUNE SPECIAL mation for the tion and ordinance: Jan Today's Chyenne Wyo OF UTAH ADMISSION And whereas the Constitution norihbound passenger train on the signawith the ink of the President's was Northern railway Chiyerne and government of said proposed in o'clock this afternoon wrecked at ture still wet upon it He also brought form are in and the State republican a cut eleven miles out of Chugwater with him the pen which had been used Constitution is not repugnant to station by running into a bunch of a simple stub pen Irserted into a said on the track The of the United States cattle standing the Constitution with which the Presiwboden holder gine three coal cats and a passerger and the Declaration of Independence dent had signed this most important and the engine coach were derailed handed Thurber document of said set have coal cars being almoet demolished Secretary and all provisions neer Mike O'Neill escaped with slight the pen over to Delegate Cannon In been complied with in the formation David A Parker Fireman injuries cordance with hie promise made to him and of the said Constitution governwas buried under the wreca ge and me time ago and Mr Cannon will ment: ciushed to deatn end Fitzpatrick carry it In person to Utah and deliver Superintendent of the torney R W Bieokon THEREFORE in the NOW I Grover It to Gov Wells for preservation took a wrecking train out Northern of the new State Cleveland archives historical President of ths United of here at o'clock to clear away Um wreck Thre were mutual felicitations In the State of America in accordance has been working Parker Fireman delegation upon the event with the act of Congress aforesaid for the Union Pacific and Cheyenne for seven sent a roads as fireman Northern Mr Thurber immediately announce years thereof and He leaves a wife and several authority by to a egram to Utah in response children be to so said of as election the result that the first knowledge of the KUID By certified and do hereby declare and should proclamation signing of the House exd Gov that the tern s snd condicome from the Whit proclaim Frank Thompson EaoLets Arrest for West Delegate Cannon Representative tions prescribed by the Congress of F Weils proceeded Allen end Junius (TRIBUNE SPECIAL the United States to entitle the Word was Jan at once to the Western Union telegraph Wyo Cheyenre STATE OF UTAH to admission into received here today frem Gillette that office to place as rapidly as possible the the Union have been duly complied Frank Thompson of Powder river was news that the signing ef the with and that the creation of eaid killed on Monday by Phenff Armstrorg accombad been document arrest State and its admission into the f Crno ceunty while resisting plished for alleged cattle s'tailng Unioa eo an equal footing with the Mr Thurber said is The Tribune with tevtrai csmpanlens Thompson had frem Powder river It is charged that the President looked original States is now accomplished I have killed a T J" steer and had the hide In testimony wheieof upon the signing of the proclamation dden in the cellar ef a bouse at Gias purely an executive act and one hereto sot my hand and caused the lette Sheriff and one of Armstrong the witneseed by rot therefore to be Seal of the United States to bo hs deputies attempted to take Their Into custody for the theft cf the public ary more than Use affixing of affixed teer Thompson said be would not be bn signature to other routine business "Don at the City of Washington taken and fired at the Sheriff failing He signed it which came before him to hit him however Armstrorg and this fourth day of January in the his deputy both returned the fire o clock at three minute after one tff the Thompson Instantly because It came before him at that year of our Lord one thousand eight ing hi heart and tat other lets piercing and of U ta la the ariioaip routine of the htrdrod ei striking bum la the If ehead the ! JANUARY CLEVELAND GROVER the gTeat achievements elands Administration Ter- State one the President Richard Olney State since the engrosser at the White the President tween The has been Administration of executive House who Pruden Secretary Grant's MORNING By being was sent by to the delegation to Thurber by special messenger of State where it now the Department of the rests among the archives In the handwriting ernment of It hibited UTAH SUNDAY the United Statee of hundred and twentieth of Independence America signature The President at bands his through Chief speaker Presley Iienny William M Thompson Clerk Minute Clerk Arthur Stayner and Enrolling Horace W Clerk Engrossing Woolley Docket Clerk Louis Hyams mittee Clerks Henletta Clark and L Johnson H W Sergeant Clark Watchman Joseph T Atkins L Tome and Jesse W Messengers Fox Janitor T R Welsh Both the Fenate and House Republicans devoted the first day of Statehood largely to the selection of candidates for the offices various legislative About oclock yesterday forenoon the majority members of each branch went Into private caucus In the Joint the the Senators building occupying chamber to be used by the Seriate and the House members holding their sion in the hall on the third floor set apart for the House The Senate chose Senator Miller of Salt Lake as its chairman and Senator Cmdestcr as secretary Denny Representatives and presided over the House caucus Representative Cushing served as retary no The forenoon session brought lief to the crowds of anxious applicants for position that thronged the corridors mar the places of meeting for no were made until aiternorn nominations Up to lz o'clock the members discussed matters re'atirg to distribution of and then each gathering took tronage a recess until o'cIock CANNON 'HOSES Boon after the reassembled to nominate a candithey proceeded date for president fienat r Suiherunl who was sul slew was absent and his aired Senator Cannon competitor Senator with him eler McKay of but was also absent and accordingly Of these Cannon nine votes were cast received five and Sutherland four and nominated Mr Cannon was declared were c'anron Tnose who voted R G Rom Canctland Chidester Miller and Zundall Sutnerlerd s Jones Allison Driscoll porters wereand Glen Miller At ie noun recess It was apparent that Senators C'andland of and It G Miller held the ba'ance power and that their votes would go In the direction that would benefit the of Abner Crane of cand'daey Tneir plan for the ceeded lor Crane was later given he sought nomination Lake Mrs Lulie R Paidee of Salt for setrera-was nominated by acclaWithout the formality of mation loting the Senators proceeded to select for the other positions candidates LIST OF THE WINNERS and the merits After canvassing the claims of the various aspirants litt of nom nees was maae following Clove James For minute clerk up F J cleik Provo enrclling clerk 0 E Ogden engrossing Abner Carey Utah Peter Crane doorkeeper Juab: clerk of the jumciary committee Lake committee Salt L Ritchie Maddison Miss Emma Stenographer Salt Lake messenger Salt L Perry Garfield page it was decided to Lake Subsequently have a docket clerk and for llis tion it is expected urn Joseph Odeil of Cache wiil be chosen HOUSE CHAIRMAN DENNY there were three candidates Though In the Houre caucus for the a choice was mane on nomination tte first ballot These whose names were Representatives were pieaeuted RepreCazier ard Crltchlow Dnny Bolitho declined to te sentative that his didate It being apparent for ination woula mjuie his candidate W H (bark iVhn that was named he protested Cntrhlow be was not a candidate it was Before balotmg of cided that sixteen votes a majority merbera of the Republican the House shcu d be neces'aiy for each but nomiaauon though ballet The speakership were present cf Dernj resulted In the nomination who received Just the number required n while Critchlow to nominate ten and Cazier three received to Senators the A resolution meet with the House members In Joint to cons tier the matter of conference to the suoordmate positions allotting the various counties was then adopted to the Senate caucus and transmitted but the latter declined the invitation O Jepn srt PLACES SUBORDINATE next proceeded The House meeting to ballot for a nominee for chief rltr the candidates being Louis Hyams of cf Salt Arthur Salt Lske Stayner Lake C J 0 Irwin of Salt Lake and of tber hive William Thompson ballots were taken before a nomination was made the vote in detail being at follows Hyams First ballot Stavner Irwin Thompson Second Plana Stayner Thom son I Thompson Thud Stayner ams I Stayner Faunh Thompson liyama Stavnr U Thompson The fight between the Salt Lane men tue friends of gave ti prize to Ceucn uompaon Hvazns go g to cierk Stavner of the office minufe Far enteraj and ard H)tms were spa Jthn V Era'll of VetT was a so rn tne named Stayner was nominated hv The firsi rvswlted second ballot or tl Lluth i am U Siavrer Hvam received second Stsyner and Etulh Biuth next became a candJale for and erro og and engrcst'ng W Woolley of Horae fh 7oi 5 given Both caucuses voted against the It Is ployment of a regular chaplain to proposed to Invite clergymen with conformity iciate In rotation !he practice of the Constitutional vention It was after o'elork when ths House had The Senators membeis dispersed cloned their work more than an hour earlier FIGHT SENATORIAL FIVE CENTS PRICE: 139G him ted against Woolley won by a to vote of nominated Louis Hyams was then for docket by acclamation for two committee clerks Nominations Clatk Miss Henrietta were next made on the of Sait Lake was nominated first ballot on which each member cast F Miss two votes She received V J MacMasters of Balt Lake of Salt and L C Johnson Biuth were Four more ballots Lake the second quired to nominate The vote on each stood Biuth Second MacMasters Third MacMarterg Johnson Johnson Biuth JohnFifth MrMasteis Biuth MtMasters Biuth son the Ore ballot settled W coiest Eohthos candiuate H Clark winning easily He was given votes dak Grenwald of Salt Lake James H Macc of Millard received and William Bailey of Juab of Washington T Atkins Joseph William Bailey of Juab A! Eeklund of Salt Lake James H Mace of Millard and Alex Ellis were aspirants for the The first ballot watchman of place Eeklund Atkins stood: Bailey On the second Atkins Ellis Mace and Ellis Bailey got It was decided to have two messenL Tonne of Weber and gers and Jesse W Fox of Sanpete were nominaand Fox's Toones vote was ted of Salt Lake Arthur Howard King of Salt Lake ceived and L Camp of Salt Lake Welsh of Morgan secured the T on the second of Janitor nomination His competivotes ballot getting who tors were J II Mace of Millard received voles on the last ballot and who was Samuel Perry of Salt Lake QUIET Look back and celebrate Utah's unique statehood m - pa on VTAHS ADMISSION DAT AND DENNY WIN rtNNOV ITAH STATE PAGE DLOOD STIRRED UP PAGE SET THEM THINKING ILL STARRLD EXPEDITION PORT HALL CANAL AWARD PAGE MARKED GERMAN HOSTILITY PAGE FOR THE INAUCTRAL PHONOS BiG CELEBRATION PAGE LEARS HAMMERED MERCUR PAGE building a Capitol qii IN THE LIVE STOCK MARKET PAGE ARRESTED AGAIN ZANK IS Prockiti t Last pagi: FTTER HUH MEWFNS THE NEW RIFLE REPORT PAGE PAGE ID AND MUSIC PAGE Hi J01 II t PAGE tt CURRENT THOUGHT PAGE ThH EASTERN TURF superstitions - women notedLEGEND playwrights OF THE GARDENER Society PAGE AH Part Took Everybody THE PAGE the in Celebration LETTER LETTER WOMEN LOCAL SUMMARY REALIZED HOPE DEFERRED Utahs Almlssloa day All offlrcs close tomorrow Real e?tatf transfers Ore and bullion transactions McKone Mrs rearrsted FyDr ard Rig rex ration at Irovo and throughout th nw Sutf Inal for the great Inaugural geant turn rrow Bears hdnn'r" Mercur stok down to ui'ft nu uk situation in Ii!ow of thr the and Lafctpin marKets Cannon f'iosn President of Geoige the nat and PresJ Denny SpecDr of the House the f&ucisus Centered Yesterday in the Caucuses aa paid yesterBut little attention TELEGRAPH SUMMARY to the Senatoriday ty the legislators members The Republican al conflict Putts bats Seattle to 1 football Frank Jam for klled at Cripple Creek by were too busy selecting candidates In absorbed be to the legislative offices Frank Thompson rear GILetU killed for rfsiUig the struggle for the higher honors and nvn Nino a lost of In memrooably Democratic few but there weie the Anna Lee at tor bers In the city Fort Halt canal contract awarded to The results of the Republican tre Idaho Canal conpany cuses were not regarded as having any cf the drifts 'MiowAra Liibuoy anorc raovlng for her eilert on the light tor the Senatorshipx Kreman David Parker killed In a Presley Denny who won in the the Northern rck heyanro race is regarded as an adherent plaintffs in tne Red canton of the Brown cause but his print fai HMSixty suits have compromised for of the leader the competitor eaf lines were Senatorial forces Brown and by counterfeiters rast noi were into a cabin and it set not drawn In this contest burning him to deatr the day other during In any they naval force a from that Chicago report who was defeated Senator Sutherland rc sent Dardanelles to if wil 'he for the President y of the Senate is a T rk refuse I'luemnhv tut no fight was made Brown man on him because of that too to anted at the Joint Sergeant at arm Owing to the meetings of candithe mu' h ro offer to realvawe Bolitho headquarters building during tne dates received few visitors called In of Crvham Some of the members ar Prlnghurst day but most of them weie the evening ouny wtoete to be contestants s da weaned thnr too much by eff' eij o the House' the rght to ard by their efforts to explain to tut not office the for applicants aprwnted causes of dfeat to linger long uuu and their usual haunts were deserted The Savler vlnner of th position of of the House FAKE STARTED ANOTHER srd t ut n cellar In j'Tl! The fake manufacturing en hs He was once Chief sent out Trumbo s headquarters felloe of f the It other fabrication yesterday ore that Frank J t'anm nonsensical who House the be Mr Cannon is the thld floor had withdrawn the1 a tho second left it tV now an ashirb a crpe- - H't'w he the lower last evening and will arrive here p uppej the iwer hcuse Since the meinbes Wednesday he has been clearly shown assembled as bus to have such strength met his unml J:ue Oreenwaju d his enemies and uuai s:rie Jake did i many rff er elv without tnat he will be an easy rn honor as every member being for him f Another story of tne Trumbo hue an downed mat the him of is a cardUato that P T Farnsworth n has given Mr Farnsworth ar The Lrgroblnf eonv The line He requested ev perhaps r tr r rui-yest rday to say that he has be announced t at nor himself as a e announced an make one to authorized ary rn and that he announcement slt Lake for a:1 way responsible Utah fi is a to the effect that publication and In he House candidate r u'd Wfbp- - uvo DELAY IN THE BALLOT h r ar: ri " rr The annum cement that u Y'ells will issue a procarnuti J J eh 'i' r m the Legislature Monday convening n i'r Warhngtoa and the caused has cpini special sistion to pre ail that the regular not begin until Tuesday and that r r m secured an efface tne firrt baliot for Sena rs h ft on the man vjs will not be taken until Jamiari r u a for 'hat brirg the second Tuesday This opinion is corroborated an sentiment during expressed of th subject by tt mal consideration It wv Reput keen Senators y slrduy that the opinion of these mimhers si li'l to be passed at th fixir e the tune for th ses on of the regular as the rr per crrd'allv hour on Tuesday c( mrnffone for taking up the iegalar work s at 't u W hall a U n to partiej Confer once of Democrats ht' irau? ai r set Twelve of the twenty rt of the Legislator met members for ths Transfer Dem rrt evening m the permanent Rb lards Aclrg-In tile Hooper bk'k headquarters nf Gfvrn discuss the policy of 'be pare in 'he in t'e n "el it o'c uri! !jer I'd Those who alt Legislature his affair tn i getting Warner Lames State Senators the r t Snow and Representatives Jimes T Hurmcid as on as Lerri at Larsen Maughn ts"n ge quail Sorenson and drus Howard TKe oidt' StuM nffcer was conultat Orly an informal tne arge The intended mucus was held quflte jrn that da poned till a later dae in uersfy s ' d Se (I before any definite act on was laic w is ro membeis the Democratic mght have of tcoe heard G'1'1 an cpporuimtv nu are prv tne pc v discussed l Democrats Legist jc and the Legislature to be pursued reTcanyon mnadered the various oforrs for wnch oed they were to vote but the discussu n Among the was rot definite nor final Compromised the Damaf must early consdered was tne Cases for ?1000 Each 'o reported atttmpt by Republicans k UrRip Demacrauc support for the Interest at arrt i ra5 gwi rrn anS tlta Had the Proclamation Ending Signed Butinesti the Territorial Days AnnouncePractically Suspended Minute ment Came at TLdrteen Past Nine in the Morning and Waa the Signal for an Enthusiaatlo of Noise and Rejoicing Outbreak Whistle Bloomed Cannon Blem Bedlam Broke Message Came WLen Loose tb&t Cleveland Instrument The click of the telegraph o'clock esterday morning at eyed to Manager Brown of the n Union the news for which the of Utah had been hoping the paxt The flash ahich in years tei epraphlo circles means an Indicated the signing of the signal Mr Brown St itehood pnx lamation obtained had previously wh tre pohee department to do for excitement by farted tuo hots in Mam street in front he Western Union office a re The T'fl Ar fr'm its Aaghrgton correspondent reading (med the proclamation ireiilij' m at mirutes arre tc The r th's si an La une men so ing of re j't 'Vrr!n (fh non oi has ti re pen Jir iiite (jeige r use Id'uD rvat'jii L"0?n I JED LAM BROKE Hundreds who heard thj the tl ots on ilan stnet hdtr-he hC're ward uing an tie ery hast I't wre urresti tg hurry: i jSta'ei mts rej utej cry oft er otUrried been Alcrg until the who! wahng i swept gs tion he trd the joyful was sccia:nB happy ar mrdera' of ihr it ut noii'M iu n rations J rn sts" wl Wvhrr mny t'e By the prexifiuv r ti Pars fl tran ct' i t a n Mr f'd togtilr Corrdor Gossip Gibbs of Ecx Elder Pepreeentauves and Redons m of Kars cauc is Hcuse fr m the not haviig reached the city Mr Gibus cone in last Rfjbnan Cheee Guy Et bch g'e utmost caucu harmony rj t Mcrt k n pr p In as RorrenAltve Bolitho is oris of the mv&l f of tren n kewrg as as most excellent a pleUire since he rL'e stand change to be Sie'tkt'r ui conruue&t by bis ptedge to of r bo CALLIGBER C had fxemhis- itt te ei ttirg on g:t ExtrrJer John n pra!!4 ' !"nf i ' s their re eonrHctrtd mana steam 'ant of th As the whistle wee he atnng screamed icw r and the ration t! Currmgton ' uf eight steam whiaf hrd c a calliope effect An h th boots h:p rueber eMbuUi the streets atx marhe thruf whistleCthe ant li ptu firirg partifg ard sarired -- rckers one hr Every off on the d ammunition ruid wast Grant of ate a'noai ihere Eai? Fount liy tteJ down the and the tooting mop s whaBtle st nn cor tiroes until the fleam was ard work had to be iorerded the Utah National The battery of tc Capitol hiU and at Gu?rd clock fired a salute of gwnt court new In Justice Harv er in recafnized condiMona were fj to admit Buk and Gesry to bai Ji tdp Fowera erased the word TTerritor in the bal bend Stklen Thla og there fer fifteen minutes o'clock mas at fore any other o ur I in the State mas sxv rei Guy tt v L'ke t y j" f i tr IANT 4fl ajia Vfrr cr January sflc vlj ct Jar H ' rjvs airr Tn ait"jk :m t a ?uis t lar tr THH'MPJ a John Suiry the an d Bf'ndJan-pe- j itrie If'arnfd that th ftrt bnVl for or nrould pro ably b jKfrrrd uwjI he exclaimed Tfut a the 2ist irsi me aiaothr It ua mv ax vuik to ironuy out here fr Fhladeli hia The Jar ra Non- rmi siMt! Wo brouRht agajit tie Coal ccmpa: heirs the vw He Gar or dvuv-h been r r v par Tr rtTs r mrri ory v s in the efurt t 12th ha lUn Ut 'un r a sjt5 l Sxrr Chairman evpresed tie that 'he entire ion arrar the dip gaum would work A the throughout the desire foi untj be raid pervaded that the end be felt confident moefng Democrats of tne firat Plate Legrlature wouid s'and shoulder to should' Ci r T 'iVlIi1 e' ah fve rif gan re arrt died it wa pr sjbutut the hnJ r 'dJ tv hje fn'vt and hs ei fine tenor made hmn When a Teat H lai H KleinUuy fneru iriu'ed Hon to go histor4 ard Dr cepi)una!lv MESSAGES OT CO Gcw Wt!l of congratulatory them being these resvt GRATULATI0N8 number among 4 a Urge teiegramj tthr r orir I Hfber Wot aawta you uri your eyea to i IW gton Jan jam cf the Pc r absent Dovatsd&a aad kis oa tba i |
