Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-01-17
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The executive committee or the cat
tlpmen west Of the Mississippi VIII
meet In the G. A. r. Hall tonight az >
o'clock In order TO arrange for per-
manent organization OF trans- Nils
sissippl .cattlemen's association, II IS
said that Vice President j. NJ. Hot OF
Montana viii be- unanimously elected
as president OF the new association
we have fine cattle and fine women
In Oklahoma" said Hon, W y. Bolton
oklahoma BID to q News repre-
sentative In the Knutsiord rotunda last
night after the concert but blame me
II we have a choir. ] never heard any
thing like your Tabernacle choir before,
and II ! have heard one say the same
tonight / have heard a dozen. Yes. SIT,
II was a treat. and blame me, When /
get back 10 Oklahoma, If do not or
ganize a choir myself
The various delegations are now busy
In caucusing preparatory to the meet
ings tomorrow when the place OF the
next convention will be decided. In this
connection Omaha and Denver are
working Ike Trojans In order TO con
vert the delegates 20 their way OF
thinking. Incidentally Omaha brought
a carload Of beverages along With
lNtUli Nilie Nlf 'oiNAhuV WV $780,
down az the KnutsfOrd Is running an
open house.
l. j. Kmberlin OF sherman, Texas,
who rs well known throughout Inc coun.
try as a Shorthorn breeder OF proml
nence. arrived IN this city last night
In time 10 take IN the concert
The universal sentiment expressed
today by those stockmen who have al
tended every convention OF the assO-
citation since the organization IL 20 the
effect that in no city have the delegates
been so royalty treated and have had
such a good time as they have enjoyed
while sojourning IN this city.
4 canvas Of the majority Of the dele
gates to the convention reveals the fact
that they are perfectly satisfied with
Mr.. Springer as their president, and
that he will be undoubtedly reelected
for the ensuing year. one delegate
went so Jar as 20 state that the story
published IN a morning paper, to the
enect that ne would be supplanted by
some other prominent stockman. was
made entirely out Of hot air Col
Matt Daugherty the delegate from Ne
braska. absolutely denies that he has
any aspirations for the presidency and
WISHES ll 40 ht AHAflr N"NN NAhN ilN Ao
not a candidate for the position OF hon
or
Mr.. Wolfssohn. who has been visiting
Salt Lake I'm the interests Of the Pan
American exposition and incidentally
flooding the convention hall with
printed matter pertaining 10 the coming
event has left for Portland.
Much interest Is being manifested In
the approaching convention Of the Ma
uonal Woolgr0wers' association. which
VIII be called 10 order az 10 o'clock sat
urday morning Several addresses by
prominent authorities are on the pro-
gram and business Of Importance will
be transacted.
The following letters are awaiting
their addresses az the Convention Hail
Hon Wusey Wilson, ~ II. A. Mason.
! Frank r.. Bennett Albert Dean, d. II.
Kingsbury x Howard @ w. Addison,
| &. NJ. Pruden. G. n. Merritt j. G..
| oliver. j. Ed Schmelsel. r. II. GIL. Noah
! Nowbqnks, Harrison Franklin. Geo
l. Goulding. W, H. Philbrick, Geo. W
/ shannon. L. D. Eskridge, G.. A. Hardin
] i. n. Pickrell. r. r. Tomb, w. +. Davis
e.. L. Robbins Jno, McGregor, A. g.
! Cornforth. Ira Caulk. Chas Cunning
McManus. f H. Grub. Frank Stewart.
q s Barclay. r. G.. Judson Telegr8ms
.. NJ. Johnson. r. C. Brady, j. r WI
kins p. +. Benson. Harry a. Buffers,
Iro. W. Pace j. w. McClane.
President Springer. at the passing Of
the Grout bin resolution nearly assas-
sinated the occupants Of the entire press
table m cold blood by a raking fire from
the head u his silver gavel In the ex-
uherance Of his animal spirits he
thumped the rOstrum with such ex-
IRENE vigor that he involuntarily parted
company with his i6 20 l "knocker."
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