Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-05-02

tlut thHrl d. NO regulation VIVA. fNl gov
rruiug Utah In amy OF these iufl-iricS on
the open range, ana
Whereas. present conditions rpnier q
source " ill feeling and slillo between
thosc Industries, therefore ucN
Resolved. by this convention that We
place Ourselves ON record ~ desiring
Congress to enact some measure thtnw'
ing around the range Industry mo same
olomcut " protection thal lno iarlncr,
manufactured aud merchant now possess
In this mater Of permnront location,
making it possible for these Industries
10 be projected In their respective occu.
pancy any Of the open range
Adopted.
Ridreley offered tho following,
which war adopted:
Whereas, There il an urgent necessity
for better facilities for protecting stock
owners against losses ofHiock BY Their
and stray ing.
Resolved That each local district shall
provide q rs;is,er Of all uuck brands
used lv the members Of this Organization
in their districts and furnish uCnpy N
such register to tho secretary of this as
ISOLATION.
Mr. Savage moved that all the oili'
Gers elected yesterday he made the
permanent officers Of the organization.
Tho motion was carried. lhcsB in
cluie tue president ami four Vice
presidents.
SAVAGE also moved that the dele.
gates present from the several states
AMI Terri,Orir. convene together and
elect vice.pre-idrnt Tor each Tor their
respective localities. The following
were elected:
Utah-Aquilla Nebeker
WyominE-Mm. Crawford.
ldaho-H. y. Wo0lley.
Orogon-I. a. Shirley.
Ncvada-NO one elected.
Nebraska-w. Il. Skinner.
Mon,ana-W. pondeNter.
South DaAota-lt. II. Miller
North Dakota-I. w. Williams.
Colorado Samuel Hartsull.
Kansas City-W. 4. Waiter.
New McXico--O. IA. Hadlvy.
The following resolution by Joe
Hatch was adopted:
Whereas. Tho uintnh and uncom-
pahgrUo Indian reservations comprise
about onC-oighih " the Territory Of
Utah. and
less Than 1909 Indians, therefore bo 1t
Resolved. Thai Il j. the souso " this
congress thar tho said reservations should
be restored To tho public domain and
made subject To the land laws Of the
United States. less sufficient area 10 pro.
wide lBl acres to each Indian On such
reservation,
a subscription was taken up tor the
benefit OF Captain Withurell, who,
yesterday, was robbed Of about $50;
$50 was collected. The captain was
visib!y affected by this act u benov.
olence.
W. u. Patton was elected treasurer
Of the association.
a board Of executive committee was
then elected as follows:
George G. whitmore, Utah.
jacob West, Idaho.
I'd swan, Wyoming.
John Sparks, Nevada.
George w. BRllnuty no, Colorado.
A constitution ana code Of bylaws
were presented, read and adopted.
A resolution was Offered that II IN Ia,
sense " this congress that the inter
state commerce law should be repealed
/ This provoked a very animated dis
cussiOn which resulted In, first, n mo
ton 10 lay the resolution ON this table
which was lost by vote Of % for nut
2S against II; aud finally a motion pre-
vailed TO adopt the resolution.
The following was offered by Mr.
Skinner Of Nebraska anu adopted:
Whereas, Tho citizen. Of ogden, Utah
| have manifested their ability to caro- To-
/ aud entertain IN royal style this cungros
| now In session In their city, by proyiliLi
overy accommodation and offering ever,
facility tor the transaction u business
therefore, be It unanimously
Resolved. That tho hearty thanks o
this congress DO rendered 10 the citizen
of.Osdon for their kind and hospitahl
entertainment provided by them for lh
visiting delegates. We beg to nssur
/ them that we shall carry away kind me-
/ morie- with ~ Of this visit to their city
and be- II further
Resolved, That our thanks be tcndcrol
| to the management OF tho Ogden stree
| Car company aud the Hot Springs Rail
/ road company and particularly Captain
| SpivCy, for their many courteSies; also
that our thanks he rendered to tho lilo
/ Springs iloIol company lnr thoir aid.
That the thanks Of tho convention b.
/ rendered To tho ogden iiro deparim9n
| Tor tho magnificent display Of their ana
ratus aud facilities In showing that tho
have one Of the ilno.t equipments In III,
country, rs well ~ perfect organization
for battling against the fire fond.
| Further, That the thanks Of the congres
10 tcndored tho management Oi the Grant
opera House Tor their uniform kindness
and courtesy In placing such u magnif
cent place 10 hold tho convention a. theil
disposal; and that We also tender oul
thanks to the band that has added =,
much to our pleasure.
Further, That II there are anyone W,
hayo omitted to thank we aye with thcu
body and soul for tho precious treatmen
we have received while here.
The above resolutions met with
hearty response by the mcmbe rs OF tn
congress.
a great deal OF time was consume,
by n number OF movers who spOk,
long and earnestly In support Of thei
resolutions.
The Ogden brass band was Otto
called upon to vary and enliven tn
proceedings. This they did to tue al
probation Of the charmed listeners.
At i.l5 2, m, the congress adjourue
to meet again In Ogden City on III
first Monday In May 1893.