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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-31
ASSESSMENT NOTICE

Mason Valley Copper coEpaSse
ton Of principal place Of buss'
hsks. Noilee e'an' Is hereby give, that Ia ,s :
Ing of the directors, held ae.1sat 0s sil|
OF January, 1906; an ssscsIAd sc ths Adl
per share was leN1Ho nttaI 0 s,ocE Of
Soqation SoqIss of payable sns i@nsd'1Sis!Ss I'd Sss
sofHs' er gros, salt Lake city; t:y,;nss' Ussn; ~
upon which this assessmssIFs NJ IFsebnir
rnpaid on tho 18th day oSSverfIsed a.
made ma % before viii be sol sold o. on osy sa'iS. 3.
3rd day of March. 1890. 70 pTIth ~
quent assessment togetnes ~ slit-
OF advertising "'N j. ]. sNgs;
Secretary Mason yalleS IN
Location of Office ~
block, Salt Lake City, Utan
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NOTICE OF ASSESSMB1

.Joe Bowers Mining company 7!
plocc OF business. Salt Lake Qu'
Notice is hereby given that az "a,
of the directors. held on .ns ~
January, 1906, an assessment o.
az cent per share Cbeing asses
iis5. is, was duly levied on the 81
Of Of the corporation payable !: e. =
to A ]. Gunnell. secretary o. Y
pany. No. IS South Main street. =
An Anv stock upon which this asz
moV remain unpaid on the lTa
february. Feb 1906, WIN be deliauta! dell Ss,,is 7
yertised for sale at public sus.
unless payment is made tefGSs Re 7
sold on the 3rd day Of Marcn, l@
the Gcliquent nsseSsnens ,ss =
the costs OF advertising and tOs
OF sale. >,,,rr csf
No. IS South Main street .
City. Utah
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brought up with great simplicity and his
earlier education was obtained at the
town grammar school, Tor not until he
was 10 years old was the difficult question
OF his father 3 succession 20 the Danish
throne finally settled 1t was Frederick s
curious fate to see his younger brother
arChs of Greece and Norway. respective
ly while he himself was stll an heir aD-
parent.
Noted for Culture.
The now King has been highly popular
since his earliest youth. His bearing l9
stately and his manner quiet He is noted
for his culture. and possesses many for
clgn distinctions. While seldom openly
Identifying himself with political ques-
tiCnS, he has taken an active part in all
public movements and Is constant at
tCndant at all important debates In tho
EikSdaS He Is chancellor Of the Copen-
hagen university and head of the free
MnSonS of Denmark, and Is well known
AZ promoter OF NIL phionthropic OBJ
tects. His interest I'm the army of which
he IS pector-General. Is keen, and he
has introduces several reforms which
have improved tho lot of private soldiers.
as the result OF which he Is extremely
popular with the troops,
Policy Is Unknown.
Little can be predicted as to tho new
Kings public policy, and II Is not known
whether ne Will simply follow In the foot
steps of his father.
Tho new Queen, Louisa, is roputcd 10
be the tallost and richest Princess in Eu-
rope. She ~ a handsome woman Of tho
blonde type, and reflects the beauty OF
her famous grandmother, DesirCe Clary,
the bridesmaids daughter who captivatcd
Bonapartc and married Marshal Berna-
dotte, who subsequently became King OF
Sweden and Norway.
Housekeeping Couple.
The new Queen inherited Iarge fortunes
both from Prince Frederick of the Meth
crlands and Prince Charles OF Sweden
Nevertheless, she and her husband have
adhered to the simplicity characteristic
OF the Danish court. showing the nation
the happy spectacle of a united couple
living on terms of tho closest affection
and sympathy with their eight children
Though they have paid many visits TO
fare!S- S0C.Tte, they are essentially a
ho mekecping couple when compared with
most royal pcrson0ges.
Queens Influence Felt
Frederick is credited with having a less
determined character than his father
while II is whispered that the new Queen
possesses the stronger character OF tho
two, and possibly this latter fact will
have considerable influence on the policy
Of the new King. Both are deeply lmbued
with religious convictions Their eldest
daughter, the Princess OF Schaumburg-
Ltppe, is now lying dangerously III in
Hungary.
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BODIES Of THREE MORE
VICTIMS RECOVERED
Men Who Saw Wreck From
Land Tell of Lines That
Failed.

VICTORIA, 3. c. Jan. Gothic list OF
dead recovered from the sea since the
Valencia was lost now totals twenty
one Three more bodies were found
yesterday. one of whom Is stated In
dispatches to have been Simon d. Hollis
ter. but ii la believed here by steamship
officials the name Is II Hoelscher Of San
Francisco.
Tho tug Lorne was held back awaiting
the assembling of the party Of the
scarchers and to allow the undertaken TO
secure a number OF collins for the burial
OF victims whose bodies cannot be brought
to Victoria. She sailed about 3 p. M.
taking an undertaken. a carpenter to
make rough collins, and party OF pros
pectorS. sailors and others who will be
formed into land parties to scour the
shore line for bodies
Chance of Saving Many.
Adyices received from the land party
which saw the final destruction OF the
n two-inch line had been bent on tho
spun rope shot ashore from the wreck
and caught by Lineman Logan. there
would have been a chance of saving
many.
Line Broke Easily.
Three lines were shot ashore. but one
of which reached the cllr on which stood
the three men and all were thin spun
rope. The second line thrown was the
only one which reached shore and Line
man Logan made fast and began TO haul
In when II broke, being unable to stand
the strain OF the big hawser without an
Intermediary line
The steamer Salvor is cruising up and
down the coast near where the wreck
occurred seeking more bodies, and this
morning at II n. m, the tug Wyadda of
Seattle was seen heading toward the
wreck from Carmanah.
Bark Worked Of Const.
The Salyor left last night to succor a
three-masted bark reported In danger OF
being sent on the rocks, she having been
but mile from shore. The bark escaped
Solng ashore, having managed to work
oH the coast In the carly morning, when
7 moderate northeast breeze sprang up
The vessel was not In sight from the
lghlhouse at daylight thiS morning
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SENATOR'S DISTURBED
Warren Denies Distancing Patterson
in Wooing Contest.

Special 10 The Tribune.
WASHINGTON. Jan. SO.-senators War
rem and Patterson were much disturbed
over story in the Eastern news
papers. from Cheyenne, asserting that
Senator Warren was engaged TO marry
Mrs Nagle. having distanced Senator
Patterson in n race for the affections Of
the woman. Senator Warren, through a
personal friend, denied the reported en-
EnSement, which he declared was not
only untrue, but unkind"
Mrs, Magic is said TO be very close
lilehd 10, oi Mrs. Pershins. daughter of Sen
atoT warren. and whatever attention the
Senator has shown her has been due to
the friendship between his daughter and
Mrs. Magic Senator Warren's friend ex-
plained that personally Senator WorTen
cared nothing for the publication. but re-
sLetted II on account OF Mrs. Nnrle
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And in accordance with law and on or
der of the board OF directors made on tho
18th day of December. 1906, so many
shares OF edtu parcel of such stock. as
may be necessary. will be sold at the Of
flea OF the company. room 4, Commercial
Block. Salt Lake City. Utah on the 10th
day of February, 1906 ut the hour of
D. m, to pay delinquent assessment there
on. together with the cost Of advertising
and expense Of sale.
JOHN CAMPBELL. Secretary
Room a. Commercial Block. Salt Lake
City. Utah. r15s5
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JEWETT GETS OUT OF 1T
Court Upholds Demurrer in Land
Fraud Cnse

SALEM. Or. Jan 3O-Judee Rurno,t y,
the State Circuit court today upheld the
demurrer of +. w Jcwett, Minnesota
tlmbeTman who Is charged by the Stoto
With subornatlon of perjury in connection
WIN alleged school land frauds in this
State. " ''''
Jewett was indicted last April on the
charge of having secured several salem
women 10 enter upon school lands and
then make affidavit that the land was fnr
their personal use when in reality the
entries, the State contends. were made ON
the understanding that the rights there
by secured should be sold to Jewett et
from $3.50 to s. each "'
Thrown Out Of Court,
Judge Burnett assigned no reason for
Cpholdng the demurrer. and unless tba
state Supreme court reverscs his decision
the case so far as Jewett is concerned
Is practically thrown out of court.
The oftense charged is now outlaVged
which VIII preclude the State obtaInine n
new Indictment. L
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NOTICE OF ANNUAL MBtil
STOCKHOLDERS.

Tho annual meeting OF the So .r
Of the Edison Electric conps%
held at the Office OF said coGp,SSS ~
Reckwith Banking building. u
Evanston, State Of Wyointo ~
fourth Thursday of tho monls
ary. 1905. at the hour OF !. o. - |:
the purpose OF electins tIGs,. tIs,ss !,
ONCE for the year next ensuiass -
I'll their successors shall have s,:
ed ana to consider and aG' az q
other matters. when LAWFUL
presented. ,.
R II. BALL.
Secretary OF The Edison hS
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MINER WAS MURDERED
Mystery of Mysterious Disappearance
May Be Cleared.

SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 3o.-over sovan
years ago Johh Stinson. an aged and
wealthy miner OF this city. mysteriousIy
disappeared. No word ever came of bis
passing away. but II was supposed he had
died and after the required lapse OF time
his relatives obtained from the court a
SudIclal declaration of death
1t is now alleged. however, that an in
v,stigntion has almost conclusIyely
shown that Stinson was found dead In
Stowe lake In September 1895 with blood
stains on his face that seemed to be evil
dence OF murder. The body was held for
several days at the moreuc but finally
given pauper's burial, no one having
been able to Identify IT,
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hundred nine and 7S-IOO Csls,5o9 lS) dollars
TO be raised by local assessment
All protests and objections TO the cur
rying out OF such intention must be pre-
scnted in writing to tho City Recorder
on or before the 18th day of te5fuaryi ac,i
Ig5c being the time set by said Ccuncil
when It VIII hear and consider such pro-
tests and objections as may be made
thereto. ,-u 20 eo,,
Lake CITY. Utah.
Dated October ., 1906.
JOHN B MORETON,
City Recorder.
Paving extension No. Is. r-1Zi
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PENNSYLVANIA TO ANSWER
Will Deny Owning Controlling Inter
est in any Competing Line.

PHILADELPHIA. Jan, 3O-Thc North
American today says;
Regarding tho resolution adopted by
the House OF Representatives calling for
Information Is to the commission dom
mated by the Pennsylvania railroad Of
llcerS OF that company indicated that the
Pennsylvania railroad management Will
be ready TO supply any facts asked for
J. is believed that II VIII be determined
TO prepare a statement of facts for pre-
sentation to the House of Representa-
tlVpq
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Description Tallies,
Lease Of Indian Lands

WASHINGTON. Jan. 3O.-The Secretary
of the Interior has ordered the leasing of
$4,000 acres of the Kiowa Comanche ana
Apache lands IN Oklahoma for agricuI-
tural purposes The lands Will be leased
liz quarter section tracts for a period of
four years from January l. 1907 This viii
furnish homes for more than 20DO families
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Charter Provides for It.

This statement is expected to set out
the declaration that the charter Of the
Pennsylvania railroad expressly provides
that the company may buy and own
bonds and stocks of other companies De
NAL Will be made that the company con-
trolls either the Baltimore & Ohio the
Norfolk G Western or the Chesapeake &,
Ohio.
'If proof of this schedules of the stock
holdings In the several companies Will be
submitted These viii show that in no
case does the Pennsylvania Railroad com
pany own majority OF the stock
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NOTICE.

INC annual meeting OF tho stool,,,
GL 1orsi shG Morrison Mining company Ano'ders @
drecto4s and an of9s tSe for fer the election cor Of
business business as may lawfully come h S 4i such
snSeSing co,eg VIII be hold at the offica oas % the
ciyp Hta5 boom On l9S Atlas block Salt LAKE, Ike
popruary' 1906. at O'clock n ''n n Gay or
PRESIDENT Morrison Mining CONN, Cos5nan,,.
gl6f2
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orSer 81 ~ aecohdanee tSc ha with the law and an
mo 4th day of December, lsa5 sn m1aGe on
nnw nnSres OF each parcel of such stock many ay
paid paid before Sg Necessary at ,o Will be sold If not
52nd daV o of Ja1unr, at 10 o elosk clock a, M on the the
t Lne company; room 5O7 McCornIcS ntTG h,tp9 OF
deinSSs1t deli Salt Lake City Utsh to pay uin tbs
NTH tba sasts assessments thereon tosetbeg
ponSes OF sale HARVEY j. JONES MS en-
Secretary
At meeting of the bos-s
SoaI oI the me Liberty Mining Co beJd oIaectors
ahons us'0 ~ was ordered that the iary saio r.
FebruaqV yineuens 10 ,a9s stock be postponed t5 to
place. HAPWEs"Ine hour and
1852 y JONES
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Demands of Miners.
Operators Demand Decrease.

The operators demanded decrease in
wages OF 10 per cent and the open dis
cussion on the floor lasted the greater
part OF the day. ViCe-Prssidcnt Lewis
was the floor manager for the mine
workers
The long discussion having shown that
there WAS no possibility OF an agreement
being reached on the floor, demands were
referred 10 the joint scale committee
which went Into executive session In the
C'l1VDDpI bntpl
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Root Sends TELEGRAM

WASHINGTON, Jan 29-By tho diroo-
ton Of the President Secretary Root to-
day sent telegram to the American Min
lSter at copenhoGen for transmission TO
The Danish Government. expressing the
deepest sympathy OF this Government at
the demise of King Christian.
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Learns Of Fathers Death

ATHENS Greece. Jan. 20-King George
only learned OF his fathers death at the
honor OF John b. Jackson the American
Minister. His Majesty was much affected
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DELINQUENT NOTICE.

May Day Mining and Milling company
location and principal place OF business.
Salt Lake Cty, Utah Notice-There are
delinquent upon the following described
2IL cents per share. levied on the Nth
day OF December, 1905. the several
amounts set opposite tho names oil the
respective shareholders as follows
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Kaiser Cancels Court Rail

BERLIN. Jan. 29.-Bmperor william, on
hearing of the death OF King Christian
promptly sent his coincidence to Copen-
hagen and Cancelled the court ball which
was TO have taken place january 81
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Confesses to Murder.

BALTIMORE, Jan 29.-Rufus Johnson
colored, confessed tonight that II wac he
who on January Is murdered Miss Flor
encc w. Allinson In the barn ut her home
ct Moorestown. n. j. He declares that
he had no accompIicc
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DELINQUENT NOTICE

Little Chief Mining and un..
pany Principal place OF 49,
Lake City. Utah Notice
linquent upon the foiloyIny 1
stock on account OF assesynar, =
one % cent per shGre, leY,s, s
/, 1865, payable OH or before L.
1906, the several amounts ,,i
the names Of the respective sh,,{
as follows;
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aarper Library Assured

CHICAGO. Jan. 0).-A library 10 cos. :, .
least $l.o@,VD as a memorial to DR. R;iu,.N NJ
Raincy Harper late president OF tho J,nI,'ui
sity OF Chicago. is Insured Members np ,L-
hnve token decisive nc;ion '"'nhi
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Emperor Will ATTEND

BERLIN. Jan. 29.-Au this mornings
newspapers refer sympathetically TO the
death OF King Christian Emperor Will
lam will attend tho funeral
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SEVENTEENTH VICTIM
Jack, the Stabber," Still After ST.
Louis Girls.

ST LOUIS. Jan. 3O.-Whne turning from
Grand avenue into the entrance Of tho
Redcmptionist high school C,ortb,
Rude, l3-year-old school girl. was nm
paIentiy accidentally collided with by an
unknown young man. and n few minutes
later she found she had been stabbed In
the hip The knife cut through her cloth
ing pGt did not penetrate the ncsh
This makes the seventeenth oJrI ro,.c
teriously stabbed on the streets Within fbo
past two weeks but marks the hrsi case
OF stabbinS during the daytime Mono ba c
been seriously injured
Description Tallies.
Tho girls description of the stshber
tallies with the descriptions furnished nv
tne others who were stabbed and tho
mysterious knife wielder. now known ne
Jack, the Stabber." Is being searched for
Zeolously by every member OF the police
department.
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DELINQUENT NOTICE.

Liberty Mining company Principal
pace or business, Salt Lake City Utah
NOTICE; There a-e delinquent on the
following described stock on account of
Assessment No. l. levied on the Ith day
OF December, 1905. the several amounts
shareholders, as follows.
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And In accordance with Law - -,
der OF the board of directors ny ~
2lst day or December. la5. so s
of each parcel OF such stocL
necessary will be sold al ,hs ,h - =
company. room go Atlas bloeL 50 :.
ond South street, Salt Iaks c.1 -
on the 8th day of February ~ ~
hour OF 1:SO p. m. to pay Il.
assessment. together with III.
vertising and expense OF ssi.
" MONT. FERRY G.
Office $50 Atlas block, Sal, ~
Utah. el'
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Not Competing Lines.

Admission will be made that the Penn
sylyania owns n majority of the stock of
tho Northern Central railroad and of the
Philadelphia, Baltimore & Washington
railroad. but II will be argued that neither
Of these lines is competitor of the Penn
SylVania railroad"
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FAR APART ARE MINERS
AND THEIR EMPLOYERS
No Possibility of Agreement,
Demands Referred to Scale
Committee.

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. Jan 3o.-When
the miners and operators OF the South
western field met In Masonic hall at 10
o'clock today the scale committee of the
mine workers presented the following
formal demands:
Demands of Miners.
Firs6-We demand general advance Of
l2Is per cent
Second-We demand a run OF mine ba-
sis.
Third-Wc demand that the diffcrcntial
between machine and pick mining DC I
cents a ton
Fourth We demand uniform wage
scale.
FIfth-Wc demand that no boy under
l6 years OF age be employed in and
around the mines.
SiNth-We demand that all differences
as 10 price and conditions shall be re-
ferrcd TO districts affected for adjust
mCnt-
Seventh-We demand that eight hours
shall constitute a days work
Elghth-Wc demand the readtustmcnt
of engineers and 1rcmcns scale.
Ninth-Wc demand that the contract
become effective April l. 1906, and expire
March 81 1907
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STEAMER GOES ASHORE
Valuable Cargo Gone, but No Lives
Lest

SITkA, Alaska. Jan 3O-The German
steamer Marlechcn went ashore at False
Bay, one hundred miles from here, last
Thursday. The officers and part of the
crew arrived at Sltka Sunday on the
Georgia
The Maricchen cleared from Seattle for
NladiYostok on January 10 with cargo
OF general merchandise valued at $50. go
This is total loss but the ship may be
saved No lives were lost
Cargo a Total Loss.
The ship was chartered by the Earnc-
son-Hi6bard company OF San Francisco
capt. Hubbard was on board and came
In on the Georgia. He said;
we encountered a gale eight hundred
miles of Cape Flattery 1t smashed the
head light and the water flooded the
engine rooms and eNtingulshed the fires
VIC hlNC boon drifting slnce
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Arrangements Not Made

NJ. De Billie, the Danish Minister to Lon
don. thinks 1t unlikely that Queen Aiex
andra Will go TO Copenhagen until the
made.
1t is said that, while Grieved at the
death OF her father Queen Alexandra
pore up with the greatest fortitude. Miss
Charlotte Knollys. her companion. was
With her last night.
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= Cargo a Total Loss.
Captains Good Work.

Capt HIbbard gives the highest praise
to Capt, Rudolph, who was in command,
Tor his wonderful work In keeping the
ship ailoat, He say that there were ter
rible gales and it was fearfully cold The
pumps were cloggcd and the crew was
forced to use buckets in the effort TO clear
the ship of water
Capt. Hibbard left for the South last
Sunday on the stoamef Cottage CITY
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Had Guests for Dinner.

King Edward received the news at
Windsor from NJ. de Bile. the Minister
from Copenhagen. at > p. m yesterday.
His Majesty had commanded several
guests, including War Minister TIaldene
TO dinner and IT was too late to give a
countermand, but the King and Queen
sent excuses and dlned alone
Lord Knollys who was interviewed last
evening at Windsor. said the event was
80 sudden that he was unable to say any-
thing as to the future arrangements but
that the King and Queen would remain
Mt Windsor over night
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New King IS Popular.

The new King OF Denmark. who will
ascend the throne In HIS slxty-second
year bears the weight OF his years light
~ and is almost as popular with the peo-
pie OF Denmark as was his father
BY tho Wish OF his parents he WINS
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Men Doing tho Work.
In Utmost Accord

The utmost cordlality and frlendIIness
was displayed by all and the business
in hand was disposed OF quickly and with
only the most formal discussion. In de-
scribing the meeting Chairman Springer
said he was appointed TO keep the com
mitteemen from fighting and had all he
could do TO keep them from falling pre-
clpltately into each others arms
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Queens Influence Felt.
GREAT BRITAIN MOURNS.
Announced in London rs Death of
Queens Father,

LONDON. Jan. 3O-In Great Britain tho
death OF King Christian Of Denmark is
regarded as personal loss. Many OF the
London newspapers today appear with
mourning borders. The news Is generally
announced as The Death of the Queen 9
Father and everywhere the strong SYM
pathy goes out to the Queen
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Springer Presided.

John W, Springer former president of
the National Live Stock association be-
cause OF his neutral relations with both
associations. was chosen as presiding Of
hcer Of the Joint meeting. Sec
rotary Gwinn OF the National Live Stock
association was selected TO keep the min
utes. -Four from each executive commit
tee Of the TWO associations were chosen to