Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-14

changes, stockyards stock feeders,
packers, and such other branches as
may be approved by the central COM
mtttee."
The basis Of representation was rec
commended to be as follows All
branches OF the Industry to be repre-
scented by committee Of persons en-
gagged In such branches, and such COM
mlttee to be known as the general COM
mlttee Of the branch II represents.
Each state livestock association TO
De entitled to a maximum Of 80 dele
gates, but IN no case shall It have less
than 10 delegates. Where no general
state organization exists the particular
interests are entitled to the following
representation. Each state association,
ana each association OF sheep, horse
and swlnegrowers and every assocla-
ton OF stock feeders ten delegates;
each pure breed record association a
maximum of 10 and a minimum Of five
delegates, each stock yards association
maximum OF three and minimum Of
one delegate; each stock exchange one
delegate for every rs members, with n
minimum Of three delegates; each
packing house interest meXmum OF
10 delegates, with a minimum OF two,
all official boards of organization a
maximum Of Ave, with a minimum OF
two delegates.
Each general committee represented
an Industry to select one OF It's members
as representative in the executive
body Of the association,
The question OF the adoption Of the
amendment was then before the house,
and as soon as the clerk commenced the
calling Of the roll the cattlemen began
TO leave the hail IN large numbers. Mr..
Mackenzie announced that he desired
an the cattlemen to meet at 2:30 O'clock
The new constitutional amendment was
adopted by vote Of 253 TO CO.
At the afternoon session Oft he live
stock association a resolution was
adopted Increasing the time limit for
the transportation OF livestock from
rs 10 36 hours. A resolution was adopt
ed fayorlng reciprocity tre9tles with
foreign countries which have placed n
ban on American livestock as a means
Of relieving the glutted condition Of the
American market
The cattlemen who had left the con-
ventlon gathered at the Brown Palace
hotel In the afternoon and appointed
committee Of 10 to present plan for a
new Organization. It's report. which
was unanimously adopted, recommend
ed that a temporary president be APP
pointed to hold office until May @ when
a general convention for the purposes
Of a permanent organization will be
held IN Denver, John W Springer a
former president Of the National Live
stock assocla ton, was elected president
until the May convention,
Mr. Springer later announced his In
ability to serve as president, and Con-
rad Schaffer Of Colorado, president OF
the Colorado Cattlegrowers associa-
ton, was chosen In his stead
In the new organization the represent
tatlon Is 10 be one OF Individual men,
bers only, and it will not be an amalga-
nation Of associations, ms Is the case
with the older organization,
At a meeting OF the National Live
stock association held tonight the CEN
trail committee, which Is the governing
body Of the association, was announced
as follows: II, A, Jastro cattle-grow-
ersi Jesse Smith, sheep-growers; II. w.
McAfee, horse-grOwers, A. j. Lovejoy,
swlne-growers; w, a. Harris, Pure
Breed Record associations Frank Coop
er livestock exchanges A. @. Leonard,
stockyards; Nelson Morris, packers; c,
p. Bailey, goat-raisers.
The committee reelected Frank ],
Hagenbarth and passed a resolution
thanking him for his work and express
Ing confidence In him as an official.
The minor officers will be selected to-
morrow morning.
The following executive committee
was named A. u DeRlcqles OF Col
orado; Richard Walsh, Texas, NJ. X.
Parsons, Utah; Charles Mcdonald. New
Mexico Robert Taylor, Nebraska.