The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-09-18
sToCKMEN's MEETING.
official Minutes of the Second
Days Proceedings.
CONSTITUTION ADOPTED.
The Organization Completes Itself
and AdJourns till the First
Monday in November.
OGDEN. September 18th. 1881.

OGDEN, september 18th, 1854.
The adjourned meeting of theUtah and
Idaho Stock Association was called to
order at 1925 a. IN. President Charles
Herman in the chair. Minutes of first
days meeting were read and approved.
The president stated that rolls would be
opened for the names of members of the
association. Mr.. Jennings objected,
stating he thought it would be better to
wait until the constitution and bylaws
had been adopted. Mr.. Mercer thought
it best to enroll now, so that the associa-
ton would have something to work on.
If we succeed in obtaining names now, it
will be q starter After considerable
discussion, it was moved by Mr..
Jennings that the motion made
yesterday to appoint committee on
bylaws be reconsidered, and new COM
mittee be appointed from among those
who have signed the agreement. Mr..
Smith moved that such of the COM
mittee on bylaws appointed yesterday,
as were here present and have signed
the agreement, shall report Immediately
on temporary organization and by
laws to govern the association until the
first Monday in November. Upon Mr..
Jennings motion being seconded, Mr..
Smith withdrew his motion, and moved
to amend, by only reconsidering that
portion postponing action until the first
Monday in November. Carried.
Moved by Mr.. Smith that the COM
mittee report on temporary bylaws at
u o'clock noon. Carried. Conven-
ton then adjourned until that hour.
Convention called to order at u 10, by
the president. The committee on tenn
porary bylaws reported the following
by laws .(see by laws herewith
moved that the report be received and
the bylaws be taken up and read by
sections. Carried. Sections /, II, III
and " were adopted. Moved by Jen
nings that section V be stricken out
Lost. Moved by Jennings that sector
VII be stricken out. Carried. MOveC
that section VIII be stricken out. Lost
1t was then moved that the vote on the
motion to strike section V out be takel
again, which was done and resulted il
that section being stricken out Moved
that the title as read he adopted. Car
ried. Moved by Smith that the remain
der of the temporary bylaws be adopted
Carried
CONSTITUTION.
This association shall be known a.
the Consolidated Utah and Idaho Stock
Growers Association.
BE it Resolued, That the following b.
the temporary organization of the con
vention:
r Article 1.-The object of this associa
ton shall be TO advance the interests o
the stock growers in Utah and Idaho.
Article 1.-THE officers of the as
d ISOLATION shall consist of a president
first and second vice-preSidents, secre
tary, treasurer and executive committe
of seven members.
Article III.-The duties of these off
v GERS shall be such as are usual to sucl
) officers in similar organizations.
Article IV.-The bylaws of the Wyo
ming Stock Growers Association so ia
as they may be declared applicable b
the executive committee, shall be tn
. temporary bylaws of this association
except as to the number and election c
officers.
Article VI.-This constitution may b
amended by majority vote at tn
i, called meeting of the association to b
y held at Ogden City on the first Monda
- in November, 1884
Article VIII.-The signers of this cor
stitution shall be members of the assc
citation, but after the adjournment {
this meeting no person shall be pei
mitted to become member, except o
the recommendation of the executiv
! committee.
, The chairman requested all delegate
to come forward and sign the constitr
ton. The following are those tha
signed: G. ]. Marsh, Thomas Keogh
A. ]. Stewart, Sidney Stevens, P. HealS
D. P. Tarpey, H. Phillips, F. A. Han
mond, R: c. Miller, J; c: Lonergan, "
C. B. Allen, A. c. Call, F. P. Gwin, "
man, c.. E. Cotton, Thos Sparks, w.
Rydalch, w. L. White, R. Smith, ]. n
Langsdorf, 0. r. Child.
Moved by Jennings that an asses.
ment of 81 be levied to defray expense
]. until the called meeting in Novembel
Carried. Mr.. Jennings then moved tn
adoption of the following:
ResoIred, That there be a committe
OF three appointed by the chair to
called the legislative committee. who's
duty it shall be to prepare bill for pre-
sentation to the next Legislature of III
Territory, asking for such protection t
.. the stockinterests of the country as the
importance demands, this committee t
- report to the executive committee i
session previous to the opening of tn
= Legislature. The resolution was adopte
and the chair appointed Ransfor
Smith, Jos. A. Jennings and NJ. Lang
> dorf as such committee. The followin
was then adopted:
ReSolred, That as there is no conflit
e 800 l.4,
}. of these Territories and the farmers
the same region, the farmers of til
valley are requested to appoint con
mittee of three to confer with the con
mittee appointed by this association t
draft suitable laws for governing tn
stock interests of the Territory, for pr,
sentation to the next Legislature.
Moved by Tarpey that vot
!. of thanks be rendered Hon Eli
Murray, Governor of Utah TERRITORY
and Hon. d. II. Peery, Mayor of Ogdei
= for the interest manifested by them i
this matter, and that the secretary /
instructed to notify them by letter
y, Carried.
: Moved that the chair appoint a ten
porary executive committee of sever
Carried, and the following were al
:. pointed: r. Smith, Thomas Spark;
George ]: Marsh, Joseph A. Jenning'
WI. White, F. A. Hammond and job
HoutZ.
!, Moved and carried that n vote Q