Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-26
lTTER THEVILYC
v.,l Growers, Association Has Issued an tx
terminating Order
WILL WIPE our THE RAscAls'


Tho rtINf ms tNhF w. ~ Nv
,,u.t and shall be exierminated.
mi. va. the Information given a
,s.v..,' reporter this morning by Conn-
Gilman Il. n. caiiister. secretary OF the
1r,b Wool Growers associaiion' MI
c,tuster stated that The association
-, aiken the matter up with q view
=, etrrying the campaign inio every
.s.,,.brcedlng sed,lon OF the STATE. and
30 only TO she confines Of Utah. bu,
~, .nutbsrn Idth0 and western Wyo.
ssiry where Utah shccpmen herdeu
,hs.r nocks a great portion OF the year
A. IA generally understood the coyote
B. thc CREATED. pest that the wooi sroN-
has 10 deaf with. Statistics snow
,hcv destroy upwards OF 10000
-, ~ sheer yrirly IN this section OF
~, country aud 10 IL TO cut on this
&c, Inaa that war has been declared
~ 10 the dsath-to the end that the
80 Increasing population OF TINS spa
Isof ,he wolf family may nc cast NV
.tuyiHn, and no longer Moiry Nhu
,,.rara the shccpman ana MS h'at
a1,shi,ir. the hcrdet.
u, ,.-,T,,t,ttGss appointed by the Wool
o-,v.rs' asa1cia,iOn are already az
- and good reports are coming IN.
80 man stating that ne mas rue,''u'n
N trapping and doing away Win W.
,s,r.s II 200 himself since the mater
"a taken hold ". Every shecp-pieeu-
irE section II the country ublNe u' WI
80, .i..,shtirtd on the right hand
nd IN the lofi. the work bong 30 tl-
S.rtlyr - 10 leave little doubt concern
inx the benefits ultimately ac'tuhk "
Inc ,liecp owner. ,,,.,,,
In wyoming there IL a state bounty
ON the coyote. but M such provision -
found on the statute books ni .,,nvl
nah or Idaho, although IN ans Stnte
In .ffort viii - made a. the v"hihh
lesson of the Legislature 10 piihk
.h1ut such an enactment. ~ influential
l. IN. rtah WOOL GfOwcra ASSOCIATION
ttat IA efforts In this direction, u "
thought, will he frausht with success
Ana the cNicrngnatlon Of the coyotr
made sllii more complete ana effective
Meanwhile. In che absence ~ bJuntlss,
Inc wool Growers asuciaflon "
,arrylng on fhr work by means VI a
snasiaI assessment from which - -
th8urht she sum ~ 5000 VIII be real.
al This money will all he expended
n tho direction mentioned. and no stone
All be- ieft unturned 80 make success.
ui the movement already started ana
now % effective operation.
The cuyaie. q " said. II more numer.
Gus thls year than ever before, this con-
AEON resulting from the neglect ~
vall growers % nloner lake up the mat.
ar N their dcs,ruciion. So numerous
have they become. that they are now a
menace {, the farmer, their entrance
,ria she hrm-y,,rd resulting In the KILL
~ ~ chickens. turkeys, geese and
,ihsf fwia In a Ruthless and Wholesale
nTarnoF only week or - agD they
committed their depredations IN Tay.
hfNliia. killing a number ~ fowls and
making short work ~ n bunch % sheep
al nsh0p Benna1n's place.
The methods 1T the coyote 10 Destroy
tsr sheep are too well known. perhaps.
20 cali Tor comment IN this article. its
ilie - a. p1lRipous to the sheep as that
% rillls-An1ke. and It's entrance into
a nlck 10 the signal for consicfnation
smag the sheep. they knowing quite
mans The Jugular " usually che OBJ
lstlNs Io,m FOR the successful killing
~ ihs y.cs,m. the coyote Happng the
ysfy lf,.hlood from i,s prey and lcav-
iss the carcass W become
iIIn'isIated by the elements and the
nyagt o. other animals. A PECULIARLY
Of he coyote. or rather an aristocratlc
Characteristic OF the beast. v the fact
that 70 Will never touch dead mutton.
uhfn 70 can have chance a. on" living.
y lfaEen are they. that little
tAln " shotgun or a good rifle. Will
i'hi IN any way 90 Tighten or humlll-
AZ them IN fact u " related that even
ihi sisht ~ these weapons. sometimes
hif very little effect. they reluctantly
irilslng 90 leave the camp until IL IL
Absolutely necessary, Tor their own
sod, Oh "a -. Then they ;rnt away,
Az ihc while looking around 20 see
ahsihIf 10 not they are pursued. The
ihffp dgs torrorlHes the animal hut
tuy lHue and oflen,lmos they get into
AZ encounter. which. 10 say the least II
qllie amusing 10 the onlDnker.
Thr Utah Wool Growers association
4 making IT. influence Tel; throughout
W. country, ana already 10 has the dis
thei|un ui being the largest and most
l9Nrftll association ~ ~ Kind In the
lhf'd States. ny II the question ~
var IN thr coyote Will be submitted To
We national Stock Growers association
4 u meeting In Denver on January
.aih neN', This will be one of the Inn
pqfiahi questions before the meeting
ana doubtless favorable action viii fol-
~ Introduction TO the convention.
Ihr Vtlh Wool Growers association
made ~ N representative mcn--men
ahl have done much to build M the
slate and o. Interests. Its chief ON.
..n arc Jesse ~, Smith OF Layton.
ltfhlenG J, =. ilnutE ~ Ogden, vice
NlNl M Y, H. calllHttr Of Salt Lake,
secretary. and W, l.. pickard ~ Salt
i..hr' treasurer, Its county vice presl-
ms lie orln y Miller. salt Lake:
,'fph VI, Jensen. lioxelder: william
Nos Davis, ~. q. Miller, Carbon.
tam,H Whitaker. Pluto; william Kirk
Wh ueorge Mccuno, Juan; ~. "
Lilnh'e seyler. James l.. Wrathall,
sl.iei w. u. candland. Sanpete, J. ~
MM,ilh, Wasatch. Adam Patterson.
nsp,E ~. g. stephens, summit; James
Aken Washington. Jamrs Klnnen.
ssolgan' :. u. Bennlon, Ulntah. and w
o. uofion, san Juan.
~ executive committee. 20 which 1.
-lmlici all matters ~ importance
,,mihg before the association consist,
s,hn g. Mackay, W. ~. Haigh and
"hny Harker all ~ TaylOrsyllle
~, ~ attorneys are brown a Hen.
diha city. ' ''' N''''A""