The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-01-31
THE RANGE RULERS
,,,..;, deliberations at Denver
~ on Saturday.
ORNAMENT ORGANIZATION
Of Interesting Misceiiane-
4 NOmDo- .,orrams From Various
Ou Quarters Ofths Globe
Range Meeting Yesterday

,.,,,e January SO.-After the
~. convention was called to order
f 'l4 Sr,orning, the question OF the basis
'a-' -no, process discussion
Q. ..a!tsrday on adjournment was
Of !eSS..oIgbt ND. Governor Casper,
sgaih p1Oa moved the chair to appoint
Of Alsdd;ItionaI members to the commit
SIX auul'i' permanent organization, to
tee on II, Objectionable questions on the
FniC li. at and bylaws be referred
eonsu.t.Idieh ate. r. G. Head. of Colo
FlLnOu' oUdyised the chair to ap-
- oolot new committee on o OF,
pom; -otion. composed of two delegates
Sa an each delegation, and refer
. ~ mnnestions of representation ana con-
A.ligg tiI with instructions to report at
Su.I ,.IOnt The amendment was ac-
80 USiO and carried and the committee
sP IpsHarsl pgpers upon range interests
r os'T road notably among which was
o "eaI t- -o ]. Granville, Stewart, OF Mon
On H. nm mon the Indian question, and
11HIi Hale. of the Fort Worth Lire
W. n.jf J,rnal upon Range Papers. ="
NJ NJ. oonvention reconvened this after
I Iyy The committee on representation
and constitution appointed at the morn
;n1 session, reported each association
sTified TO one delegate for itself and one
,iiifiODal for the first 10000 cattle and
an additional delegate for every 25,OOO
rsrle thereafter. Initiation fees will be
S95'Titb the same amount for annual
inss. The association will assess each
iocs association l cent per head on
,,idesnd horses owned, to assist in its
uainenance. Denver was decided up
O1s the headquarters of the assocla'
ion. which shall meet the second
Tuesday in February.
Tbe business of the association will
. managed by the executive commit
tee composed of one member from
eyg.7 State and Territory represented,
who are instructed to incorporate the
ASSOCIATION. Il provides for the ap-
continent of bureaus to prevent the
sgeadingOfinlectious diseases, stealing
c,rle and for securing reasonable
a.es Of transportation. The constitu'
ion and bylaws, as revised, were
sloutsd, IN the election of officers
OBrisn. Of New Mexico, nominated
FOL. r. G. Head, OF Colorado. The
nomination was seconded by Texas,
Utah and Colorado. Head was unanl-
mOusly elected.
Judge Faust, Of Utah, in an able
speech. announced for secretary,
Colonel T. NJ TAYLOR, of New Mexico,
IS NJ. Taylor was the father of the as
ISOLATION. and it was in his brains the
ie9 Of forming the association origin
l,ei. snd through his untiring efforts
lad II Oeen organized. He trusted the
convention would elect him.
Dorsey Of New Mexico, was the only
n4a who opposed the suspension OF the
-u.es, and the unanimous election OF the
gentleman. After Taylor's electionshe,
nan eloquent speech, declined to ac-
335lt he honor, and j. c. Leary. of New
Ns1t0 vas chosen instead. Hon.
11al L. ROutt, of Colorado, was chosen
treasurer and Thomas SUurgis, of Wy
04llg senior Vice-president. Simpson,
o lszaSi offered a resolution thanking
senator Tabor both for the use
" the Opera House, the
ta.ln0er of Commerce for the use
q :ae hall, and the Governor, Mayor and
vH1enS generally for many courtesieS
,aoFn them. After the appointment
AZ executive committee the conven-
-oa adjourned to meet in Denver on
-lg second Tuesday in February, 1887.
me ball rendered the cattlemen at
,-e mammoth rink last night was the
5,l11eSt affair of the kind ever seen in
--s Aocky Mountain region. 1t is esti-
iT1-.ea July 10000 people attended
5os' Oh the stockmen depart for theil
-'lleS this evening.