The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-01-11
R00SEVELT MAY ATTEND
LIVESTOCK CONVENTION
ucoming legislature Coming, and the Convention
Assumes Monster Proportions.
,u.rce Committee Has Raised $4,000, and viii Need
''''- $1,000 MOre-Plans For Illumination

0 and Main viii glimmer another nag.
! Above Eagle gate from the beak OF the
! eagle viii stretch SJreamerS OF nItg III
candescent lights These VIII an DC
Z provided for by the electric llghI com
many and the city appropriation In
addition many private firms are pre-
/ pairing extensive electrical displays
Stock on the Way.
Some of the exhibits are already on
the way and the first instailments are
] expected to arrive today Everything
] is in readiness for receiving, unloading
and caring for the animals as last as
/ they arrive. The Holiday exhibit OF
/ sheen reached POcatellO yesterday,
/ where il is held. and this viii probably
I arrive TODAY. Several carloads of fan
{ Nv stock will leave Layton in time TO
/ reach salt Lake Monday morning
These include shipments Of bulls ana
calves of the full-blooded snort horn
variety from Ellison Bros, as wen as
a carload of COtsWOlds from their
ranges and ten Lincoln rams. John
Flint is sending a short horn bull and
CotSWOId sheer. J. W. Thornley,, forty
1nerinO ewes; Charles A. Layton thirty
/ C8tsWuIds, William Love twenty me-
rino eve lambs. and a J. EgbeTt, one
short horn bull other shippers an
nounced are J. H. Seelcy of Mt. Pleas
ant. w. 5. Hansel Of Collinston and y.
2 J. Nelson
Activity at Headquarters.
Headquarters were in a ferment of
activity Yesterday G. =. FaTaday. Z.
f. Davis and L. L. Baumgarten We're
added 10 the Office force and We're Delng
drilled on the details or the work IN
the evening the finance and arrange
ments committees met aud discussed
J. q. Leary announced to the ar
rangements committee that he had
turned over the work at the exposition
grounds 20 Superintendent Cohen ana
that patent wire fencing was being
added so as 10 improve the facilities
/ for viewing the exhibits. A telephone
will be installed at the grounds by D.
s Murray of the Bell Telephone COM
( pauy ana another at the Assembly hail.
free of cost.
Word was received that two floors
/ and q large parlor for meetings could
+ he had at the Grand Pacific. and il is
probable that this viii be assigned to
/ the Utah delegation.
The Saddle Contest
/ Votes on the saddle contest continue
+ To- come in at q lively rate. ana DacA-
+ ars oF the various candidates promise
. a warm finish. In order TO MAKE TINS
. more exciting the committee decided 10
close the ten polling places now III OPP
. Grafton at % O'Clock on the afternoon OF
win ne done in one central place,
where the votes viii be posted as East
as they are cast. 50 that the hackers
of each candidate may know how their
fsv0rfte is running and govern them
selves accordingly Following is the
standing of the vote up to clock
Yesterday afternoon.
George F. Beckstead 1853: T c.
WINNER. 500. J. c. LeaTy. 13l. J. II.
White. I12. J. II. Seeley, 10; 3. r
Saunders. l05- NJ X. Parsons. 1O2; j
r. Austin. IO2; A. J. Gregory. 102; H H
Lawson. I02, 3. B. Haywood 101; A u.
. HuduaIl 1O1 Hal w Brown. 1Ol; J. W
Clyde l0l. J. NJ. Smith. l0l. W. Is.
White 100. q. e.. Whitmore. 100: g Ira
futile 100. Colonel Tom keOgh, fS-
4 James AudruS. q. John Ford. 30, Adam
/ Patterson. 81. John Y. Rich, u; Charles
Pathhurn. 80. John Rydalch, As; A
/ Nebeker. A.. Julian G. Houtz, %;
] Charles GreenweU. SO; Tom Mercer, 81;
/ A r. &. Smith. "A.
/ Another count of ballots will be taken
/ Saturday.