The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-04-05
territorial Stock Grow
1hF ers' Association.
:. i. J. FAUST HOSORED-
horse and Cattle Growers
he Utsh -, Holds an Informal
i'''' sessiOn-AII Serene.

net a. . ID morning, and the meeting
u y: ' ssDed to order by Mr.. Stewart T,,
n, - CLOS Ios HATCH moved that all bust
AS . U on the day previous be
n''' . an as null and void. and that
''Ds. .".spd to organize at once a Terri
i' ~ nominated as President OF the
h5 stock Growers Association
Istll' 'h Mr. H. ]. Faust. [Applause.l
q Sl., ned unanimously; .h,om uotoh
mo No JONES moved that ADIanh hatcn
:. n obosen first Vice President. Ca E
Be , GnON1S rBEKER moved that A. j. Stew
NIB, S second Vice President: Carried.
IT DC 81 ST ,y,sr moved that the Presidents
Me- - atoek associations in Utah be
q a residents er oficiO of this associa-
ian ian Carried. o,ootod cooro+or,
b. Y Zach Assistant Secretary, and
T. !; u r n Brinton Treasurer:
Nj; T. .ro ., moved by Mr.. Hatch that this
Ho sai adopt The constitution and
lSS SNI.. ~ the Wyoming Stock Growers
ey4ss;S+ After some discussion the
asSo ..a. Tas nut TO the house and lost.
I M FAUST moved that the following
..ogsmen act as an executive com
sl sI,s and as this associations repre-
mat Natives to the National convention:
S SN Baskin, Seth Fletcher, A. J.
S 4, r 40 Smout, Jr., and M. Mu--
SE STos horst men; and J. s. Houtz, E.
'WooIlev. A. Nebeker, Aaron Farr,
y Robinsop, W. C. RYdalch, Joseph
n.tcb +. Armstrong and James Bean
j No JS'' HATCH moved to amend by ad-
limo the names of the President, both
w Presidents and Secretary OF this
'Ss together with those OF the
Presidents of all county organizations
70 the above list. Carried
Mr. FRANCIS moved that the executive
board be empowered to elect a COM
yitfee on constitution and bylaws, to
renort at the second nesting of this as
ISOLATION Carried.
Nh WALTON moved that the Chair
,ppOint committee on finance to raise
fl1ds to defray the expenses of this
DAVIS labors. Carried. MessrS. Walton,
latch and Nebeker we're appointed.
The following communication from
Wv. CLAYTON, recorder of marks and
bands, was read and laid on the table
until the association was in working or
der:
SALT LAKE CRY, April 4th, 1885.
Utah Cattle and Horse GTowers' AsSOcia-
ton, Sal: Lake City, Utah: .m
In, RI aria onA
brands, Twill be pleased to meet with
any committee you may appoint to
enquire into the subject Of marks and
brands, with a view to revising the
records and purging them of the many
surplus and unused brands and marks
contained therein. l realize that the
law in relation to marks and brands is
very weak and insufficient, and will
gsdly aid any measure that will tend to
improve and regulate the matter. or
Very respectfully, .,
N. W. CLAYTON,
Recorder OF Marks and Brands for
Utah Territory.
The following communication from
lion Vim. Jennings was read:
Salt LAKE CRY, Utah, April 4, 1885.
70 AZ. Stelcart, Esq, Fics- President,
aad GeHtlemcn of the Cattle Convention,
assembled;
Being officially notified by Mr.. Stew
at your vice-President, of my election
% the Presidency of your association,
thanks,
have great deal of public and pri-
yae business which consumes my en-
lie time, and with my present poor
aeaIlh, compels me to decline the most
IO9olable position offered by your
Nsly, and at the same time. know that
utie are large number of intelligent
s ~ among you capable of filling
Ie position more ably than myself.
gan thanking you for the great honor
r-usied me, and promising to assist
W. IA DONG all the good possible to the
~1nTy, l remain your humble servant
and well wisher, 1A
WILLIAM JENNINGS.
Mr. FAUST moved that the communi-
,Ssoh be received, and the thanks of
Le convention be returned to the gem
aeinan. Carried. Az
t,a recess of ten minutes was then
Sn0u 10 enable the committee on
nance to report.
ani set OF resolutions upholding and
nursing the proceedings of the Ma
as sIa; association, and entering this
b 0Sy a as a member of the National
H. Was VI. read sustained by vote. s.
thew finance Committee reported that
nqiS --Sa collected a necessary sum and
ac T,S al, expenses. The report was
ebs,Ppue9H and the committee dis
eo nv, kIcH moved that the thanks of
Hatch be extended to Messrs.
Bran Stewart, Knowlton, French,
Nh S Sliu The city press. Carried.
Inc ~. N,LBEKE2 moved that the follow
Tie lmoifOlullons be read and spreadupon
Psn,t nat we thank the Hon. H. ].
and tb tO i- the labor he has performed
interest," sPirlt ne has exhibited ine the
oouptT', VI the stock growers of this
lhro1cboln organizing associations
Ing tn ar'I me Territory and endeavor-
this reg r;.l,aig amate the stock growers OF
Ierrit6Sr.;onIi INTO grand National or
21Wllai association.
be has !. Ieel 10 respect him for the way
iags in ifdiG ;f his own personal feel
mote h. 'rs convention so as to pro-
he sev va, lliIony and good feelings among
Wand h1i conflicting associations and
eOunfrv G; I the stock owners of this
Mutual n ,n.o one grand association fol
President - IN \, view Of his being a vice
Associat;ooal the National Stock Growers
10 acknovUill Of the United States we fee
Ibis eon TT,e1ge MS authority in calling
4'ehuon together.