Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-18
PLANNING FOR
ORGANIZATION.
Butchers and Groccrs Of the State
Ia Session In Salt Lake
Today
TWO MEETINGS ARE HELD
Wclcsmc Extended for Mayor and Gov.
cfnor by President Hewlett aud
General Gcoghceau

Representatives of the butchers ana
gloocrs from the city ana Ftatv met
this morning At 1880 O'clock IN knights
NJ columbus hail ou IVES, First South
street. 10 organize an association WhiOA
shall be- ~ the state what the local
ussocliliou IN 20 Salt Lake city, Ma.
llonal organizer w. u. q. Harrington
NJ This city called the Delegates lu or
der, and In behalf ol the salt Lake rity
association, /. Jensen mado % brief AL.
dress, outlining the work already uCs
cnmplIshod by the Salt luko uw)clation
aud the possibilities of u STATE urgnnl'
2utluu. ana the good results that ought
60 accrue from A.
WELCOMED By HEWLETT
Acting MAYOR Hewlett uH represent
ing Mlyur Morris who w absent nom
the city, was present ana made a hrlcf
md interesting talk, calling attention
to the inpt that ~ hr WAS IN the 90
tract ana rulioo business himself he
felt qualified tn appear before such n
congregation M was gathered before
him In the nimo Of Mayor Morris he
cNtendol "a hearty welcome To the dele
oates ana wished a happy and success
mi outcome NJ the proceedings OF the
day
REPRESENTED GOVERNOR
Cen Joseph HclgNogan Of the gov.
onors stan, appeared IN tho place OF
boV cutler Who was dotuluod by pun.
lc business which could not be- post.
poncd The general VAS happy ana lc.
liollous IA his remarks Of welcome, oNs
tending the best wishes OF the executive
towards the delegates and cStolllng tho
purposes Of their organization, lie
hoped they would be successful I'm what
they proposed TO do,
THOSE PRESENT,
\ committee ON credentials were then
selected az follows q, j, Foulgor Of
this city w, u, Erickson Of Murray,
j, kltkham Of Lohi ana A. H. Wcther.
bee Of ogden, The committee reported
fayorably on the following lis, Salt
Inke--W j, Donnollnn, !, 4, Bcrt, w
-, s, Harrington i. NJ Marriott A
hudson, l., Jensen, G., ], Fougpr, g, NJ
Ices, Wlllinm Wood, Jr, !, 4. Ekman
A. r. Brady y Castlcton, u, w. Rich
Jr ", T. Knots A o. Wood, j, W
Haynes ogden Fred FouIgor Jane,
Ballard John Wilcox, -, r. LangloIs
Henry Tribe, A, y, Wcthcrhoc, H. A.
Olson Jack GrocncWald, Salt Lake
County, :, Lindsay Of Taylotsyillc
W. H. Erickson ana Arthur Townsend
Of Murray H. :, Sanders " Bingham
Junction, G, Grape or Sandy = J,
Nicholson " Draper j, Klrkham ana
:, l.. Goodwin ~ Lohl
There were other delegates but they
ala not arrive untll this afternoon, IN.
Guiding this delegation from Logan;
james Qunylc, Charles McNich H. q.
llayblll ana stephen llollstrom,
\ committee on rules was appointed
j, NJ Marriott, e, NJ Locs SAT- Lake,
Fred Foulgcr, ogden, II, Sanders, Salt
Lake county, H. O. llaybalL Logan
and : l., Goodwin of LchL Addresses
were made by Prof Harms, state chom'
lst On food authorizations, urging purity
IN foods, and MIR Tromp, manager of
the coming pure food exposition IN this
city, spoke poInlcdly ON the benefits
10 accrue from the proposed display and
the general interest being taken In H.
Officers OF the now association are be-
mg elected this afternoon ana the cltS
association win rive u dinner this oNc'
ming In honor of the new state organl-
mtIun The whole idea seems 10 meet
with general public approval