The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-01-07


The Herald Please appoint delegates to
national stock growers convention, on
basis in call, same as though state organ
ization in existence and send names i'm
mediately."
On motion of NJ X Parsons. a commit
tee of five on permanent organization was
appointed by the chair and instructed to
report to the meeting. The members were
NJ. X Parsons chairman, j. w. Thornley,,
o. II. Hatch, b. F. Saunders and II. Har-
ker.
While the committee were absent, pre-
pairing their report letters We're read from
F. c. Jensen, George Whitmore. Frenry
Robbins, Z. J. Kerrens and O. Simon of
Payson, expressing their sympathy with
the movement.
The question of the appointment of del
egates to Denver was then taken up. Mr..
Baumgarten suggested that two delegates
be chosen from each county, but this was
found unfeaSible, as only about 80 dele
gates in all can be selected by the tenn
porarily organized association.
THE ORGANIZATION.
After brief absence. the committee on
permanent organization brought in their
report. 1t provided: THAT a temporary
organization be effected, to be called the
Utah Live Stock association; that the
officers of this meeting be the temporary
officers of the association; that they be
authorized TO callsthe stock growers to-
gether 10 effect a permanent organiza-
ton, and that the meeting for this pur-
pose be called between the LIST and 10th
of April next"
A modest demurrer by Chairman Leary
anent the proffered honor was overruled.
and the report was adopted by unanimous
vote.
On motion of Mr.. Saunders, the follow
ing committee on the selection of dele
pointed: B. F. Saunders, chairman. T. C.
Thompson, Will L. White, j. Fothering-
ham and ]. c. Leary.
A second committee, on transportation,
al q o. foil IVY
chairman, O. p. Hatch and Mr.. Shurt-
lift
After some further suggestions had been
made by Chairman Leary, the meeting
was adjourned
DELEGATES TO DENVER.
At the conclusion of the meeting, the
committee on selection of delegates held
u session. A partial list of delega ties was
formed, as follows:
A. H. Fotheringham. eBaver county: NJ
H. Belts, F; Tilton. Kane county; Jesse
w. Crosby, Garfield county; E. L. Clark.
Iron county; James Whitaker, Piute
county: w. A. Ray Willard county: F.
NJ Hammond, Wayne county; Henry Rob
vier county; L. A. Riddle, San Juan coun-
ty; John H. White. B. F. Saunders, j. "
Witherbee. John w. Keogh, Henry Har..
ker and james Hunter, Salt Lake; o. P.
John Ford. Davis county; c. NJ. Beason,
Thomas Kaogh, Dan Costley. Pat Harley,
Mr.. Patterson. Thomas Mercer. James
Hamblin, Weber county; Lester Taylor,
Grand county; Hon. Aquila Nebeker, Rich
county; James L. Wrathall, Tooele coun-
tY; Dan Hener, Morgan county; Robert
Reedar. Cache county; Andrew Nelson,
Box Elder county; Preston Nutter. Uin-
tab county; e. p. Ellison, Davis county;
Thomas WINNER, T. c. Thompson Utah
county, James Fransen, Carbon county;
George Whitmore, Juab county; Joseph
Hatch. Wasatch county; James Henry
Emery county; James Andrus. Washing
ton county.
A general address to the live stock men
of the state will be issued within the next
few days by the chairman and secretary
of the temporary organization.