The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-31
STOCK GROWERS
TO CONSOLIDATE
AmalgamatiOn of Two Great As
sOciations Fully Decided
Upon.
SPECIAL COMMITTEES
WORK OUT DETAILS
Utmost Harmony Prevails and
No Doubt of Approval
of Plans.

DENVER. Jan SO-Al the details for
consolidating tho National Livestock as
sociation and the American Cattle Grow
crS' association. even TO the selection Of
name for the now organization, were
agreed on last night at a meeting OF rep
rcscntatives of the two associations held
at the Brown Palace hotel. The namc de-
cided upon is the American National
Livestock association,
Plan of Organization.
The plan outlined at the joint meeting
OF the executive committees OF the two
associations held in this city In October
of last year was ratified and additional
changes in the constitution and bylaws
were agreed to. the most importunt of
which is the future representation at con-
Nentions and the arrangement to admit
associations, State and otherwise, to
membership In the body. Under the new
plan OF representation no proxies vii! be
allowed, only delegates who present
themselves at meetings being allowed to
vote.
Have Working Committees.
The executive committee Of the new or
eanization VIII be made large enough to
permit OF subcommittee on finance,
transportation. stockyards and livestock
exchanges sanitation, forest reserves and
grazing lands and foreign and home mar
ketS. Grievances affecting any interest
connected with the livestock Industry
whether II be the stock raiser the rail-
roads. the packer. the commission man
or whoever 1t might be that thinks he
has cause for complaint. Will be given
attention by the proper Subcommittee.
No Doubt of Approval.
The agreement made tonight Will be
submitted TO the joint meeting of the two
associations tomorrow for approval No
orc can be found tonight who doubts that
the delegates at the Joint convention Will
give the plan unanimous Endorsement.
The men who worked out the amnlga-
nation scheme were appointed by tho
presidents of the two associations upon
authorization OF their respective executive
committees
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 !
utcs. Four from each executive commit |
tee of the two associations were chosen to
represent them.
Men Doing tho Work.
From the National Live Stock nssocia ]
ucp came President r. ]. Hagenbarth of |
salt Lake Fred Gonding Of Shoshone,
lea, "A, knowlln Of Chicago and J. A
Jastro of Bakersfield Cal.
The American Stock Growers associa-
tion sent It's president, Murdo Mackenzie
of Trinidad, Colo, Col w F.. Hughes of
Dcnver, NJ k. Parsons of Salt Lake and
j. O'Donnel OF Texas
In Utmost Accord
The utmost cordinlity and frlendllness
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
from fighting and had all he
could do TO keep them from falling pre-
cpltately into each others arms