The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-01-18

Kansas City could have the con-
-ention next year if it wanted it, de-
dared W. p. Neff of the DrOyer's Tele-
gram yesterday Since coming here
we have had all sorts of encouraging
offers from various delegations and
without doubt we could have won. But
we want to put all our energy into the
Kansas City breeding show next DC
tober and for that reason we did not
90 after the next convention"
Speaking of Kansas City's market
outlook Mr.. Nem said the growth OF
certa branches had been phen0e-
email.
Last year we marketed 103 900
horses" said he. whereas the year be
fore the number was only $4,000. This
is supposed to Doe the biggest grOWth
in any branch of the industry on rec
q 49,. The great increase is largely cue
10 a moe of the western stock growers
10 put range horses on the market at
auction instead of selling them on the
range. I'm less than q half day we sold
forty carloads of horses. This is the
record on that kind of business. There
is another growing industry in the
market fOr thin cattle at Kansas City.
Many of the western states send cat
tie TO K. e.. that are not beef cattle.
These are bought by Kansas and Mis-
sour feeders who have corn they want
to market i'm that way. As Kansas is
in the middle of the corn belt quite ma
tuTally we would do more business in
this line than the other markets. The
fact is. We sell more thin cattle than
any three markets combined. There
were 100000 head sold last year"
The Colorado bands gave a big CON
cert in the TOtuuda of the KnutsfOrd
last night. 1t was listened TO and ap-
preciated by perhaps 500 people. The
% Il
ally the stairs were occupied. E,ventu-
ally the whole paTlOT floor was filled
and breathing space was at a premium
The band played popular, classical and
sacred music and every number was
loudly cheered. II was one of the most
dellghtlul features of the whole week.
The Kansas City delegation of thirty
i've people left for home last night. only
-FOUR members remaining TO see that the
city IS represented IN the voting today
lhoSe Who remain are Eugene Rust
W. F. Net, j. p. Greer and Fred Ehrke
fr Is the opinion of Emit Taussfe.
president ot the W est Disinfecting com
Tany of New G0Ii1 that the cattlemen
'l the United states are lust begin
nHS 90 get next To themselves. He
says tnat the percentage of diseases in
animals WIZ decrease rapidly since the
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