The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-04-11
LARGE PORTION OF SOUTHERN
IDAHO WOOL CLIP IS DESTINED
FOR THE CHICAGO WAREHOUSE

holder who sells his wool at home may
ship other wool not grown by himself,
in the same amounts, the only stipu-
lation being that all wool must go to
the warehouse in the shareholders
name. and that the returns will be re-
mitted only in his name. The share
holder may include in the amount he
ships different clips, and the returns
will be made separately for each brand,
if such instructions are made by him.
Advances on Wool.
Some of the shareholders have asked
regarding the manner of shipping the
wool to get advances on it. 1t is stated
that if a grower wants an advance on
his wool he must bill il direct to the
warehouse company or to his own order.
In the latter case the bill of lading must
be endorsed in blank. A draft for an
amount equal to cents per pound may
be attached to the bill of lading. These
blanks are to be furnished by desig-
mated agents in each locality. and will
also be supplied to the banks in each
wool growing section. As soon as the
wool reaches Chicago, it is agreed a fur
Their advance, in proportion to the value
of the clip. will be made 10 the owner
upon his request The rate of interest
on these advances viii be the current
rate Of interest in Chicago-the same
rate that is charged the company to
procure the money.
The warehouse company has desig-
mated assistants in each state to help
the shareholders in loading and billing
their wool. These assistants are as
follows: In Utah. A E Kimball, p
East Second South street; in Montana,
/ Lewis PenweH Helena: i'm Idaho, Sam
BaIlantyne of Boise and p. G. Johnson
of BlackfOOt; in Wyoming, T ". Boyer
/ of Rock Springs, W. W. Daley of Raw
/ Inns. G. W. Perry OF Sheridan, ". 3.
Sleeper of Meeteetse, and J. A. Del
/ fielder of Wolton. Shareholders, on be-
/ ing ready TO load their wool, are re-
qUested to notify the nearest western
director, who will make all the arrange
ments. These directors of the ware
] house company are as follows:
W. Scott Anderson, Boise, Ida.
/ F. W. Gooding, ShOshone. Ida
! L. L. Ormsby. Boise, Ida.
Z. A Van Sicklen, Weiser, Ida.
! Lewis Penwell, Helena. Mont.
/ Thomas Austin, salt Lake, Utah.
/ r. w. Boyer. Rock Springs. WyO.
/ J. r. Cosgriff, Rawlins, Wyo.
! J. A. DelfeldeT. WOltOn. WyO.
Plan Popular in Idaho.
/ =. u. JOhSGn, a prominent member of
the Idaho Wool Growers association,
who lives in BlackfoOt. and who counts
his sheep by bands, was in this city the
last Of the week and stated that the
wool movement toward Chicago had be
[ gum i'm earnest there. The project is
very popular in the Gem state. he said
and the members of the Idaho Wool
/ Growers association take much pride
in the enterprise, for they insist that
il is TO them more than to the wool
growers of any other locality, that cred
it is due for its success. He said.
'Harassed and beaten by the Boston
and Philadelphia commission houses
the Idaho growers determined TO take
action to rid themselves of these agen-
cies The Idaho association put up &
the National Wool Growers association
the proposition of erecting d warehouse
in Chicago through the organization Of
a company Of actual producers of WOO
, throughout the country. The scheme
was hit upon as an excellent one, and
the result was the formation of the Ma
tionaI Wool Warehouse & Storage com
pany. And it is going to be decided!
successful