The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-11-18
PROGRESSIVE CITIZENS
DISCUSS CONVENTION
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sidered to be the question of interstat
inspection of sheer

sidered to be the question of interstate
inspection of sheep
Chairman Leary then read a letter
addressed to Secretary Martin from
Chairman De Ricdfes of the pro-
gramme committee, abiding TO the
character of the programme at the
coming convention. The papers, he
said, would be fewer in number less
lengthy and less scientific, more atten-
ton being paid to the resolutions and
business of the convention. Among
other things to be considered are the
questions of the Alaskan and Philip
pine meat trade, both being in COM
petent hands. 1t is also proposed to
have addresses from John GilchTist,
George .. Cannon, Mr. Burns Of Ore
gOn, A j knOllin and Judge G. Q.
Goodwin, the response to the address
of welcome being assigned to Walter
Wall of Los Angeles. In this way the
Pacific coast viii be given fair repre-
sentatiOn. There will also be a paper
on the relation of the western stock
man to the western banker, which. the
letter stated. would keep it from run
ming into a sheep, cattle or horse
meeting"
Committees Increased.
1t was decided finally to let the com
nitteeS stand as already named and
published a few days ago, with such
additional and new members as might
be named later. The first person
named in the committee is chairman.
The following names have been added
to the standing committees;
FinanCe-GeoTge NJ. Cannon. Arthur
Pratt (chairman), .. o. Merrill. L. Z.
HaTT. A. D. katz, J. G. Shea.
Reception. A. Keogh, Chester Ma
son. F. 3. ChOate, James H Anderson,
GuStaVe krOeger, Dan Lotus, j l.
Yundt, A. II. Warren, L. f. Harr, John
c. Shea, Joseph Smith, f. II. Davis,
Dan Nickum, Thomas Waller, w 5.
Spence.
Ladies Entertainment and Recep-
tiOn-Mrs. T. B. Choate, Mrs. Donald
Rose, Mrs. A H Warren, Mrs. Joe
Smith, Mrs. g. S. Rigby, Mrs. ". S.
Spence, Mrs. G. \. Miles, Mrs. Sarah
Eddington.
Mr.. Leary was made chairman of
the committee on arrangements, and
each committee was given power TO
name additional members. The COM
mittee on arrangements viii name
subcommittee to promote interest in
the convention.
The following were named by Chair
man LeaTy as the committee on con-
certs: Evan Stephens, John J. Nc
CIellan. J. J. DayneS, II. :. Goddard,
Hugh DougaH. Willard Weihe, Mrs.
Lizzie Thomas Edward, Il. G.. Whit
ney. George D. Piper, John D. Spen-
Ger, Arvilla Clark. II. S. Ensign.
The committee on livestock exhibit
ton, named later in the proceedings,
is as follows: John H. White, John II.
Ford. s. W. Sears, J. H. Seeley. ". S
Hanson, John r. Allen, r. J. Conrad,
John r. WindeT.
Committee meetings viii take place
as follows at headquarters in the
Progress block:
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, p. m.
m
Entertainment-Tues 100 p m
The general committee adjourned
subject to call.
Livestock Exhibition.
John H. White first preached the
subject of a livestock exhibition in
connection with the convention, taking
the stand that it would be Of little eX-
pense, as a great many exhibitors
would bring their stock in with a view
to selling it, or at least for the adver-
Using there is in it. He believed It
would be unnecessary to offer any
prices; or. if SO, a small amount could
be appropriated for premiums out of
the general fund.
The idea seemed to spring into favor
at once, Secretary Martin speaking for
it and making reference to the efforts
to get excursion rates over the South
eFn Pacific and Santa Fe for both
shippers and -delegat ties, 50 that any
who may wish to continue the trip TO
the coast can do so at a reasonable
figure.
A motion to have a livestock exhibit
ton carried with a whoop, and the
committee above named was appoint
ed to see the prospect through.
The announcement was then made by
Jesse NJ. Smith that the National Wool
Growers association was to hold its
convention here the day following the
close of the stock growers meeting. 1t
was decided that arrangements for the
latter be made to comprehend the
sheepmen's entertainment, and the
executive committee of the Utah Wool
Growers association was requested to
name a committee to look after the
comfort Of the visiting wool men, the
expenses to be borne by the general
fund.
These were the principal points Gov
cred by the meeting, which everybody
voted a big success. although the at
tendance was not so large as it might
have been. Governor Wells assured
Secretary Martin that Utah was heart
and soul in the convention. and he
volunteered officially and personally 20
do everything in his power to promote
the success of the undertaking.
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