The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-01-17
529I ON THE CIRCUIT BILL
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-1rss have an taken place
fr rfe year and WINE no. par
yi.1L '-.r-stiauaI are indicative OF
f-l.srE- ..u.lfl;au of the horse in
bsaltas
B-.zsdent CanuOn's Address.
liant George @ Cannon was in
4ar .hfs point and "a as received
t- r- lie had Just arrived tn
VIII --fr- from Honolulu 5000 miles
Chr FL vas much fatigued. but said
s"a- -st -1 have arrived ia time 10
8. 10 ..ureutiUH- there was no
g. d. ..ra more deeply Interested than
g.1- .-.. Development of horses, cat
.r.rr.n then gave a description
~ ..tr.-maut of Salt Lake in 1915.
e.r4r5-aips Of the early settlers, of
.s-s-augI starvation, Of the coming
the -rickets of the difficulties
t..4a+fa- and raising the first crops
.Ea bringing in of settlers was
s-. aaaa .u "a fine narrative style
--.r- was highly enjoyed by the
--. -t-.r specially the comparison
.l..frE l5-gIe-tOps To people and
.rrrr--s r1 cattle MI cannon was
-.---F when ha closed
t.. .-.r.ar nj Texas secured the floor
asked that an early adjournment b.
..-- fr -t. afternoon. in order that
-..lr.r.= might have a chance Co
f+ a.. Great salt lake and some OF
49,. sfrHfe that they want 20 tell Jhelr
'.n.r- This brought a roar OF
--H-ar from .ne audience, bUt 4 res
l..,r b. quit lighting the Grout bill
... later than o'clock prevailed.
Eulogies to Armour.
r III FaEe-. secretary of the Chi
-.r, livestock exchange, introduced a
.-s.rrrfgn -u.1g.zIug Philip D. Armour
....r.-lss=arl- the regret of the asso-
canon at his death and - Tnpathy ief
-- r.rr4Iv copy Of the resolution To
~ -.r- To the Armour family The
--..-t.n adopted the resolution
unanimously ..,.,oo
adjournment was taken until 1870
nh afternoon session of the COnVen-
,.,r Was called tu order az z;l5, with
,+.s- a+ the delegates still absent; but
Ira chairman said De- purposed 10 carry
gur the programme anyhow.
Oklahoma Heard From.
.BslI- BOLTON. who had just got in
f,om Oklahoma. was given a chance
IN sneak under the hve-minute rule for
his territory. HE made a witty talk-
-r.s-sr-r In. advantage of Oklahoma
overall the rest rf the world, including
rHs statement that 10 has more pOiIu- /
..sns 10 the square foot than hell.
r- GressfraiI uf Denver offered q. res /
rrr-.5U fayarinC a more systematic col /
ra.-fsr .f census livestock statistics, !
anil thar a committee of three be ap- /!
pointed by the chair to call upon the /
secretary Of agriculture % push the /
matter The resolution wa referred TO I
The executive committee
Mr. Luna vi New Mexico offered a I
resolution SOD forest reserves and state
hood which was referred
Butter Fight Opens.
The INTERCHANGEABLE fight was
then on and the convention was on the
alert for the fun There had been
mueh csucusiuE 10y the leaders of the /
different factions. and the oleomargar-
line people dominated the convention.
Iur ID. W. Wilson of the Elsin, Ills,
d4,ries was constantly huStling his
forces and gave evidences of making
o. desperate fight for butter. When Col /
ou,l John F.Hcb0s of New Y 0Tk took The
platform 10 speak To the subject, "OleO-
margarine VS.. Butter he was loudly
.h.a.gl. Tie said. 90 part.
Colonel Hobbs Address.
III the assault of butter upon oleo-
margarine lS successfully carried into
national legislation il will further Grip
pLe our lame constitution and bring in
t'.ltiS- cue HtSt-boFu OF g. family J
'l feIHieiouS statutes. which viii stran-
gle competition and hinder trade IN .
-,-e NrAs IMAM one
~ ''-1+t enli.ra TO monopoly of
'l5- S-.o'' market and }S ID night up
5.lN all.,'- .'"7 l' l'L'r d trust of tins
'L'I Ulo" '-- people ana Q" Force its
aa -.'.' '-. -,-''s-.-7 oL lhe people
al 80 cents a pound for l2-cent To d
-'-grhs afilci--
~ Sought 10 XIII oIeumargarlne
''' N -.-' 1"t ID byuHd TAX, claiming
me- 81. ~ .' ,-'..' ga -I .'I,atI"h OF butter
.. i'' 7l,g .S '''dl nllteF Is not col
-. MS d --:el,g5 OF -attt' nearly an
o.. summer butter. 10 hcfehten It's IT'S P pir5
"I.l,5aTan'e.
o'.@ seem e" aa unbiased man
s' .-...- -I-a. congress mas bigger
r .-..'.-.4 "=la 10 regulating
f..-,' .- ....'..s. g. ana -Ae sellers of .
-.-...F-... ,. -. .t Eliminating me fake 7.
r..-. r.- ...l.... .r7 .--. to" craze put
rr.. l.,t+.-..... q. e. anu 'A clearing
fr rsr....--. rs ~ W --l7-i frauds, than
-....r. .......-.-.---4 ana legltl-
aa-fr. .'''' i'''-'- Ike oieomar-
~ .,-..-,- ..4
Dr Tho ..r.......-....t. wa quite. made was
.,5rr .". -7tlu- character DO would
m.-.. -r.,...r ..-..r ... -N-i-H. llan do
product seeking =. r,.-..... 80. .'.-' farm
being sought rr. ..--.,-r.... n. '... Do IN also
animals Has ...r..-...... .e''' '- 't'm