Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-01-09
Decide to Hold Convention on Sat-
urday and Monday
COMMITTEES ARE APPOINTED
Governor Wells Names prominent
Citizens 20 Receive the lneom-
ing Live stock Wen.

The leading happenings around the
Live Stock convention headquarters
this morning were the receipt Of a let
ter by President Jesse NJ. Smith Of the
Utah Wool Growers association, from
Frank b. Bennett OF Boston, vice presi-
dent OF the National Woolgrowers as
ISOLATION, to the effect that the conyen-
ton OF the sheepmen which Is 70 take
place imedlately after the adjournment
OF the National Live stack convention,
viii be held on two days. and the APP
polntment by Governor Heber NJ. Wells
Of a very large subdivision committee
to entertain and receive the expected
guests. II is perhaps generally un-
derstood that the sheepmen would on
ly meet on Saturday. January 10 This
OF necessity has been altered, as II has
been found that the business which will
be brought before the convention VIII
be Of such dimensions that It will be
impossible TO handle 1t all on one day,
accordingly the convention will be ad-
journed over until Monday.
In the matter OF the reception COM
mittee. Governor Heber NJ. Wells yes
terday made further subdivisions OF his
very large general reception commit
tee, appointed to show stockmen atten-
tons which they will appreciate during
their STAY In the city next week.
He selected from this body large
number Of prominent people several
days ago, to serve at the Knutsford re-
ception on Tuesday evening. aud for
the same function, Mrs. Ritter appointed
many ladies' from her committee to act
with the gentlemen. With few eX-
captions these appointees have accept
ed and signitied their intention Of at
tending.
The Governor now designates the fol-
lowing subcommittee, to secure the
wearing Of his general reception badge
during the week, and designs them to
certain gathering places in the hope
that visitors viii find at all times a
glad hand held out 10 them by the citi-
zens Of the State:
knutsford-C. W. Penrose. a. w. Nc
Cuns, w. II Cunningham, ]. r. Walker
Jr, George Dern. T. C.. Nipper, + H.
Calllster. Il. c. Parsons, W. S. Rigby
Do,Vfd Rose, Jos. Smith, G. n. Post. r
c. chambers Jas. Deyine, Arthur Il
Tho'hes. &. L. Rood. Dan Spencer. w
2 N,oic. II W Brown. Jas T. Gin.
ton. r. Il. Ellison. Geo. n. Miles. II. d.
Katz, JOS. Heenshaw, Judge a. G. Nor
rel NJ. b. Whitney. T.. II. Airris, W. L.
Pickard.
Kenyon-E. w. Center ]. E. Duns-
combe, H. b. Korser h. f. Neyins. Jas
II. Anderson. A. II Warren. l.. +. Harr,
II. II. Lawson. Julian Houtz J. i Kerr
b. F Neslin Lester Freed, Jas. A,
Miner; Geo. W. Bartch. NJ. X Par
sens II. w. Brown. w. b. Preston. p,
H. Lannan, Chas. Burton u. II. Peery.
IT, j. +. Dooly, Arthur Brown, Geo. r.
Cdell. A. Hanauer. John n. Clark. d.
r. Gray, Ino. Houtz j. y. Oglesby.
Cullen hotel-Geo F. Beckstead Fred
oswald, Geo A. Snow, r. II. Green. c
q HARDWOOD, ID. +. Burnley. b. +. Saun-
ters, Jesse NJ. Smith. Jas. Chapman. NJ.
q. Mulyey s. c. Ewing. Jas. Chapman,
G. W. Heintz, w. II. Donnen. j. a.
Keogh Scott Davis. w. II. 0treeper,
Seth r. Rigby, Toney Nelson. Howard
Page Heber 4. Smith. Joe. Enzensper-
ger, A. n. Cherry. W. c. Spence. J. l..
Yundt, NJ b. Whitney A. Fisher.
White House-E. j. Kearns. A. d.
Hudnall Dan Nickum. Rich Palfrey-
man, Jus r, Winder Jas. Chapman.
Howard Page Thomas Waller. r. T.
Burton, Isaac Jennings. r. n. Baskin.
Geo, Ward, Geo. Fagin,
Walker House-Chas. A. Qulgley.
John Harrington. +. II. Davis, Fred A.
Hale, Aquila Nebeker, Frank Knox. Elias
A. Smith, J. f.. Game, Mahlon Knight.
Q. p. Hatch, Henry Harker, VIM. Rash.
w 5. Henderson, l. L. Downing, Toney
Nelson.
Manitou Hotel-Johu Ford Jr, w. W.
Mills, Frank Haginharth. p. w. Mad
sen, Carl Spencer, w. T.. Lawson, c. A.
Walker, Dan LOTUS. c. +. Warren.
John c. shea, Chester Mason j. r.
symms, w. Cosgrlff. w. II. Haigh.