Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-02-02
Two TrainIoads Hauling 5000
Head Arrive in Los Angeles
And En- Route.
BRYAN WAS cITYs GUEST.
All the Important News of the Week
In "The City of Tho angels" and
southern California.
Special Correspondence.

NpcClhl
Los Angeles. Jan. ?1--once more
Idaho sheep are firdlng a ready mar
ket in southern California and this
week alone an excess of so cars
loaded with 5000 or more sheep
were delivered for slaughter at
the Swift. Cudahy and Los An
geles Packing company yards.
Incidentally 10 cars loaded with Idaho
hogs reached the local market and
found ready sale at the same time.
While California, and particularly
certain sections OF the southern por-
ton of the state are noted for sheep
raising, the packers here admit that
sheep from the intermountain coun-
try are by far the best. Stockmen
of the Gem state will find little diff
ficulty in disposing OF sheep here this
year, and at prices, too, that will mako
it an object to ship. This is the
first time in two years that a similar
demand has existed in California.
AUSTINS ARE SHIPPING.
The heaviest shippers to date have
y
week train load of % cars of sheep
and three car loads OF hogs arrived
here. The sheep, 1000 In ALL We're
In charge of A. w, Ball of Lincoln,
Idaho. The sheep were loaded at
Nampa and Lincoln. A second train
load of IS cars from Idaho Falls and
vicinity arrived yesterday.
"The California market is just being
opened up again for Idaho sheep"
said Mr.. Ball. Not in two years
has there been such strong demand
for our stock as now"
Other idaho and Nevada stockmen
arriving report similar conditions ex-
listing.
BRYAN WAS WELCOME.
Three champions arrived here last
Monday morning from the north on "a
belated train. They were William Jen-
nings Bryan. champion presidential
aspirant: Jack O'Brien, champion
light heavyweight, and All Wing,
champion knight OF the squared arena
of the Mikado's domains. The first
named citizen came to talk and the
latter two will remain awhile and
fight.
But seriously speaking. Mr.. Bryan
with his customary broad smile and
magnetic personality. was given a
warm welcome by all citizens. He
made 1t clear here that public owner
ship was still his idea OF corruption
cure. Among other things he CRITICS.
cd President Roosevelt's stand on the
Japanese school question, declaring
that the treaties should not override
the Constitution. Mr. Bryan, accom-
panied by his wife. left for Salt Lake
City yesterday afternoon on the Los
Angeles limited, over the Salt Lake
Route
BUSY ALL THE TIME.
Mr.. Bryan's itinerary here follows:
On Monday afternoon he was given
an automobile ride about the city. In
the evening he lectured at Simpson au-
ditorium fo- the benefit of the News.
boys home. Tuesday in the rain was
devoted to an all day trip to Catalina
island. Tuesday evening the Bryan
banquet at Lecy's cafe smashed all
dollar-a-plate precedents. 1t was q
IS per plate feast, and gold coin was
hailed with as much delight as silver.
The function was non-political
Yesterday morning Mr.. Bryan deliv-
cred addresses TO high school and po-
lytechnic students. From II 80 a. m.
until 1880 p. m. he was the attrac-
ton at a public reception at the
chamber of commerce.
HUSBAND DOES TALKING.
Mrs. Bryan had much amusement
while here. Among other things she
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Win reasonaole cure, ~ also cfilielses
lhe monopoly lor pvoI electric service
tor power ana hsntlhs.
me solluHtp ",so 'sSoIlIi,ends the
appointment VI gus n'spector'
HE LIKED THE JOB