The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-04-03
oFFICIAL CALL.

tories had promised representation. Yes
terdsy this number was completed, and
the call published.
OFFICIAL CALL
OGDEN, Utah, March 24th. 1892
Cattlemen: There are many reasons why the
cattlemen Of the west should come together in
convention and exchange views and deliberate
upon the many questions affecting their inter-
ests and in order that a thorough organization
may be established, and many of the rights at
present denied to the cattlemen of the west
may be secured the undersigned do hereby
call cattlemen's congress, to be held IN Ogden,
Utah, commencing on the 29th day OF April,
1892
AL persons interested in cattle raising will
be admitted 10 said congress as authorized del
egates therein.
Among the questions to be discussed will be:
Transportation, Brands, Mavericks, Fencing,
Water Rights, Range Privileges, Stockyards,
Breeds and Breeding of Cattle and Quarantine.
Z he states and territories embraced within
this call are Utah, Nevada, Idaho, Wyoming.
California, Oregon, Montana, Washington,
Texas Kansas. Colorado, North Dakota, south
Dakota Nebraska New Mexico, Indian Terri
tory, Oklahoma and Arizona
Trinidad, Ramore q Son, Wagon Mound, n.
NJ. J. L Mediation, Meeker, Colo; w. II.
Peck, Phoenix, Arizona; James McCoYern,
Leadville, Colo. Il. d. Metcalf Denver, Colo.
J. L. Bush, Greeley, Colo. II. S. Woolley, Soda
Springs, Idahoj John Short Payson, Idaho; ].
=. Addington, Henrietta, Texas: V. LIE Hough
ton East Los Vegas, n. NJ. h. A. GODDARD,
Smithwick, S. D.; w. E. Broad, Chama,
New Mexico; j. c. Loving, Jacksboro,
Texas, James Barrett, Leadyille, Colorado; r.
4. Wood, Albion, Ida.; T. j. Hall, GAINESVILLE,
Tex; d. H. Morse, West Randolph, VT Wal
ter A. Bell, Ellensburgh, Wash; w. g. Gray.
Springdale, Wash. A. @. Beckwith, Evanston,
Wyo.; Neponset Land & Stock Co., Evanston,
Nyo. Henry Live Schumm Dotsers, Colo.
Charles A Limberg, LeadYille, Colo; Samuel
Junction, Colo; w. r. johnson, Grand juno
tion, Colo; Reef & Nichols, Leadville, Colo.
Pierce Adams, Leadvtlle. Colo; c. w. Suixt,
Rocky Ford, Colo: w. G. sprsgue, Denver,
Cclo; Frank DeMainville, Denver. Colo. w.
II. Brisbane, Leadvllle Colo; William Cor
less, Randolph Utah; Henry Bluemel, Ran
DO phi, Utah; John >. Jones, Randolph, Utah
Peter Johnson. Randolph, Utah, A. c. Call,
Randolph Utah; L. 5. Powell, Grand Island
Neb. Leigh Il. Freeman, Anacosta, Wash. f: L.
i. Jones, Walker Prairie, Wash; Wesley x.
Utah; J. Whitehall, Terrace, Utah; j. j.
BOwse, Terrace Utah; A. Chadwick, Parl
Valley. Utah; John Garfield, Terrace, Utah
James Caldwell, North Topeka Kan. George
Chessman, Topeka Kan. j. J. Schmidt, Wager
Mound, N. NJ. Frank Doll, Gypsum, Colo.
Samuel l. North. Clayton, n. NJ. James Ora
ham, Aspen, Colo. Charles Moslander, Aspen
Colo, Small Bros, Topeka, Kan; Jens Nelson
Woodruff, Utah; Z. NJ. D. Maedsen, Sioux
CITY, Ia; Lester Taylor, Payson, Utah
Aquila Nebeker, LaketoNn, Utah. JOSEPH
Laprep, Walkers Prairie, Wash; GUY
Benson. Grand Island, Neb.; John Snow
ball, Randolph, Utah; Charles Dean, ST..
Woodruff, Utah; S. F. Frazier, Woodruff
Utah; Thomas L. Dunn, Leadville, Colo; Il. d.
Walker. Leadvllle, Colo. ; John Gof, Edward:
p. o. Colo; j. r. Curtain, Leadville, Colo; E
J. McCarty, Leadville, Colo, J, H. Wheeler
Rocky Ford, Colo; Bear Bros, Leadville
Colo; A. L. Waterman. Ramona, Kan. ; C. D.
Perry, Englewcod, kan; R. NJ. Painter. Lake
land, Kan. George 7. Donnellson. Marion
kan; w. H. H. Llwellyn, Albuquerque, N.
M; Q. A Hadley, Watrous, n. M; George Wit
ter Meeker Colo; George G. Banning, Glen
wood Springs. Colo; Samuel Sease Dotsers
Colo; j. NJ. McKeen Dotsers, Colo; John
J. Morgan. Pueblo, Colo; Perry j. Arson
Blackfoot Idaho; c. b. Wheeler, Pocatello
Idaho; Frank W. Bear Blackfoot Idaho; Jen
sen Bros, Randolph. Utah; VIM. Crawford
Randolph, Idaho; Jack Margain, Prosser
Wash; Ephraim McMinn, Randolph, Utah: d.
J. Costly, Ogden, Utah; 7. W. Mccoy Mound
City, Mo. Albert Tison, Wagon Mound, n. NJ
John S. Robbins, Tombstone, Arizona; Rust
Reupen DUR, Blackfoot Idaho; John Sims
Topeka, KaE. Daniel McGinnes, Glenus
Ferry, Idaho; c. Lachuxpelle, Aspen, Wyo
Joseph Co1man, Evanston, Wyo. o. D. Marx
Evanston, Wyo. Geo, Bennett, Evanston, Wyo.
Trenna Hmelia, n. E.; a J. Gregory, Glenwood
Springs. Colo; James Diltz, Gypsum, Colo w
W. Cooley Aspen, Colo; Luke Voorhees,, Chey-
enne, Wyo.; Mark p. Shaffer, Springdaie
John B. Hunter, Buffalo, Ill; Gaines Greene
Tallula, Ii. John B. Lyle, San Antonio Tex
Isaac Cloud. GAINESVILLE, Tex; Charles Pixley
CokeYiIle, Wyo.; Bud |. Mckay, Big Piney
j. o., Wyo.; Bear River Land and Stock com
pany, Evanston, Wyo.; Beattia & Kennedy
Evanston Wyo. w. h Just, Presto, Idaho
w. L. Hurley, Phoenix ArZ.; Hugh Gaisford
Cheyenne Wyo. Il. Weatherson, Valley sta
ton, Wash; e. Wayland, Springdsle, Wash.
THE DELEGATES
10 the congress are not appointive, but al
cattlemen will be recognized as such with.
out credentials, other than the knowledge
on the part of the congress that they ar,
cattlemen-ano all cattlemen are invited
no invitation is necessary, the published
call being sufficient.
In the organization of the congress, The
usual committee on credentials will be so.
pointed to report those entitled to seats
and the committee will report the name.
Of all who are cattlemen, and all who may
arrive after the congress has convened viii
be asked to report TO this committee.
One OF the chief attractions of the coca
sion will be
TIE COWBOY BAND,
of Pueblo, which will head the Colorado
delegation. it consists of fifty pieces. anC
the members are all well-trained musicians
Their costumes are cowboy through anC
through, and are universally admired by
al who have seen them. The execution O
these musicians is perfect, ard one move
feature is that they are as proficieu
mounted on horseback as on foot Tn,
band Will leave Pueblo at noon April 9th
and arrive in Ogden the following day il
the afternoon.
REDU CED FARE
On all railroads has been secured. TIL,
Trans-Missouri Passenger association ha
made rate of one and one fifth fare fo
delegates coming from the Dakotas, Ne
braska, Kansas, Oklahoma, Indian Terri
tory, Texas, Arizona and New Mexics
a rate of one fare for the round trip ha
been made for Utah, Idaho, Nevada, Mon.
tana, Oregon, Washington and Wyominl
and a round trip rate of so from all pointl
in Colorado.
The congress promises to be one of tn,
greatest gatherings in the west. Secrs
tary Armstrong; mail is flooded with com
munications from abroad every day com
nending him and bis co-workers in tn,
enterprise they have shown. Governor