Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-01-14
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the following are samples:
UNIQUE NOTICES.
"only one sort Of People In Utah
Good Ones"
mot many cattle here, but good
ones"
"Who said sheep? We have them"
determination predatory animals"
Protect our foreign market
"Panonize thu NEWSPAPERS.
Don't go 10 Smoker. Mt"
I'VE want annual classified census"
Next convention --2"
ono colored butter"
shake stranger. Salt Lake shows
/ you"
Have you bathed In the Lake2"
ogden is q good town
- and cts per hundred pounds. orr"
Support your national organization.
Organize in county and State"
Improve your herds"
"Opcn forest reserves"
Maintain duty on hides"
less river and harbor approprla-
/ tons more storage reservoirs"
Visit the stock exhibition"
Protect the forests
Lower rate OF interest"
Universal brand law
"Did you notice Provo"
"Utahs thrifty cities
Denver is here. SOS the Cowboy
Band"
| Support Bureau Animal Industry
Support Department OF Agriculture"
! you represent Nations Live Stock
| Industry"
Take excursion 10 California"
mo ticks on this convention"
mo reduction In wool tariff"
Live Stock Industry. $4,000, 600 0o0."
THE Stockmen's Congress-
Federal instead Of State inspection"
THE Ladies' Art Exhibit. see that"
"Shal arid lands be leased?'
mo terminal charges
Defeat the Grout bill"
"40 hours instead Of 2S."
Amend Interstate Commerce act"
No TROUBLE TO FIND SEATS.
In the body Of the hall proper are the
seats for the delegates representing
| thrty-seyen States There viii be no
| trouble for them 10 end their seats. for
| their places are designated by some OF
! the neatest banners that have graced
! the convention halls Cf The West The
| poles Of these banners are painted red
| tipped with gold. with cross pieces TO
| match, the banners being blue. ana the
lettering thereon In tive-inch gold char
| acters.
| Without exception the whole effect Is
| one which causes even the man who Is
accustomed TO visiting halls. wherein
large delegations OF national import
| anoe are underway, to Involuntary
| give expression 20 the sentiment that
salt Lake has done herself proud on
| this occasion" Secretary Martin
Chairman J. {. Leary and Gen. John
| O. Cannon. who have had the decora-
tions In hand, are justly proud Of the
Assembly hail as II appears in the IN
terror tonight. ready for the assembly
| OF representative cattlemen OF this
| great country tomorrow, Tomorrow
| morning they Will undoubtedly modest
~ receive the compliments that will be
| their portion az the hands OF the visit
ors when the convention opens and the
! Cowboy Band from the breezy plains
Of Colorado strikes up the Roundup.
on the streets. too. the citizens are
| today doing their share. II cannot be
| said that Salt Lakes streets are being
| lavishly decorated the citizens are too
wise for this. They realize that IN the
middle Of winter that decorations do
not look at their best however much
money may be spent In this direction,
| II is TOO apt TO storm. and nothing looks
so woebegone as dropping bunting and
flags. with the dye OF the various col0rs
| all running together ana taking upon
| Itself a tint which the most fantastic
artist. even in his most delerlous mo-
| ments. would never dare 20 put ON the
most bizarre canvas. The merchants
are appropriately decking their win
dows with gay colors while bunting Is
displayed badges are IN evidence and
unique designs and tasteful emblems
denote the fact that salt Lake has en-
tered into one OF the gala weeks Of her
history.