Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-01-18
CHICAGO GETS
NEXT CONVENTION
r,,,t fl the Windy City by an Overwhelm-
' 'nc Majority on the First BaIIot-B0un-
ties for Wild Animals.


,.,.,,te to the National Ia 1--we ,e
E7ey a' ,a,ion that had journeyoa. ~ ~
stock '.'' !. or5er to participate IN ~. ,no
SAT- lAA' !, measures incident 10 Wv. .,,o
bushes. -. s"' vas in his place at , ,re
ah '' ' ,. 'II mis- morning All per,
on'l .s Sa' a,oeS grover from his sea, .O on
the aooF s wi time this week the d en6
for the . Pr. i'm IN shoals punches , nnd
gates ,, a,,', y, the assembly was ca,,su
ba'''.'on' The occasion Of this unp'e
ced,n'sd l, ,.1,' was \. put and carried yes,
that n st.poo "li to the effect tina, 1.-THE the
''rday A, y. selection Of the next place &c
vo', .,o on ,n' would be in order at 10
O'clock this morning ,... business |
BY , w., s.' Of and the various reso-
was a''Y ,Soote5 BY the executive com,
l .l',,.a Yesterday had been read anu ,na
n ..,'o, by a unanimous vote Of 'ns
lions ,.,,., delegations. sea Of faces con
,'.r,sd President Springer in the o ,',y |
w. ~. Asn tbey had gathered TO woe
\, W n' me- election Of the place for next
years convention
CHICAGO VS. OMAHA
Contrary to expectations this morn
4, ,rss manifested that the night TOT
,be selection OF The place Of the meet
,ns N me next annual convention mar
rowed down 10 two clues-ChlcasV om'
Omaha. Both cities had able ona .,
= Mons In the field, and the nomihaunB
4 ,5eseses and sec0nilng orations were
~ ysritable gems Of spontaneous hulnoi
and s5od fellowship The principal oD-
issii'p 10 The selection Of Chicago on |
he rsrt Ola number Of western dele
j cations as set forth by some OF tne
speakers. was apparently the iacI lha'
3 he Windy City was TOO much OF me,
tr0polItan village for the rangers Of
me- boundless plains to tackle. IL was
asserted By one delegate that ne was
frald that ne might get lost II be
staygd from the fold. On the o'nsl
Inland Omaha came out molly. ana
through her spokesman. said she was
READY TO offer a reward Of VOW pro-
ylding any delegation was 50 lndlscreet
as to allow himself 10 get Kidnapped
7 The primary objection 10 Chicago. how
ever was the fear expressed that the |
convention would be tackled on TO the |
s tai ena Of the National Live Stock 1
fshow. end that It would thereby never i
Il be heard from
4 CHICAGO AN EASY WINNER.
As the various speakers warmed up |
20 their subject and respectively pro-
4 ceeied 70 paint The glories Of Omaha
"A and the advantages ~ Chicago IN BIZ
zarre tints with a twelve-inCh brush
"A Of e.0quence the enthusiasm WaXed
Z loud and long until President Springer
a r0pei The Orat0rcal efforts by curtall-
4 ng The speakers 10 three minute talks.
4 This u.tmatum had 20 an extent the
4 effect % shortening the remarks Of the
men 0i countless herds and enthusiast
4 ic synonyms. Amid enthusiasm the
baIloilhg was finally launched. II
soon became apparent that Chicago
/ Win all her attractions would captur.
j me next trysting place; so much so
/ NAT when the vote stood al Chicago |
W Omaha 5sl, Senator Carey of wy
onIng arose and moved that the Windy
eV capture the plum without any
Ili'her proceeding with the balloting. |
lhls motion from the ranks Of dele
tauol mat was In favor OF Omaha
Drought second from ". 3. Cheek ~
Nso9IasHa. and the motion went through
tilh Whoop that caused the presiding
genus az the bass drum 10 wake nm
uh9eT ne deluslon that there was a Arc
ana vehemently smite his instrument
~ a place that sounded In all there
we we l,4l2 votes 10 hear from. but the
ss.lollhg was not finished. While Ida.
y !. registered a solid no votes IN favor
y lhe Winning city. the Utah delega.
!, l. ii OUT 81 compliment 10 their frle5ds
a el'n places split their vote into eonai
u-lYes The Wool Growers association
,y .s's SONG 100 10 favor Of Chicago.
i my Ine ian Live Stock association a
ne number Tor Omaha ~" "
:, 4le morning proceedings openad wl,h
~, AZ ',,aeslng and subsequent passage ~
y. 'oi.oN ing resolutions which had
nttee. ~ 9Ne'u''Ne COM
PRICE on WILD ANIMALS.
, Resolved that the moprt,,, IL,
,.5 ell coyote must 90. The conHn
49, SseLce o. these pests on onr
\ !. SUING horses. cattle ana shoea
/, I y. extent Of hundreds ~ tbo,s 800
mi ,sH every year Is not In accord
,ls6 '.s business methods OF the twen-
v-,,,, Iil l.lIN That besides beine =
iY3g,i' '1eate 10 the profits Of the in
ir,rr, VNleIs they reduce tbo
AL n y, y. ta1able properly In the STATE
49,, .udl way, cost In fev, 49,
M. u,nes az much 10 tho nnbiio Us a
-, al extermnatlon w. TOT
~. $40 ,tse this convention earnes,,,
Is,sB 'i y states and Terrltories 90 in
la nsB,,. Pu' a uniform bounty ~ az
NJ man lions, S on wolves 80 20
.1anG,,,' oyoies' and 10 preven, ~
.so,,-V OF fraud the mari y, Ht we
tfto1to, y r.. pe uniform. namely n
Iansisr an 10y 10Y less than one.inch in
VA The right paw OF each akin
,. As TO FOREST RESERVES
tocs y s! resolved by the National XIV.
.fye, .aSsso.g,latlon that The fores, ave
nitei 10 1r, stnlled states should bo
ist me " W.. lumber product areas ana
d bpsha ny areas Of timberless nia,ns
isty On ~ anus on the borders -
+ s1slns,5 present reserves sboma
siusnen, ulefeirom and opened for
he al the earliest pTac c IoI
l.. E5y' = & that tho horo..,,.
,sa:.'',a % sc Interior be respectfully re-
Nd lsitoss.s 'utlnlze closely the re1o ,t,
stagd,r'A o. The many forest rese D.ss
~ lainisn, I,'.lyial ana Otherwise rbo
I Practical many iniuring the cause
'eiQt, "a forestry, by nnwa ,v eaess
egnnteS. unWise ana uone.o 's,i.su
'tnoy. N slauons. which t,,',g.'.ssary
!. q public ss s,'eI ana creates dam.
=, ssiilers y, o"u,nent among the Non
10y espehd for NO" .m the government
''S 81 'ne Protection Of the
NJ OfFlcERs TuAN,r,rn