The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-12

Enos Rennion. Nernal. =
]. r. Allen. Draper =
]. H. Scely, Mount Pleasant =.
il THE RESOLUTIONS. +
Western man for chief forester :.
Destruction Of coyote; uniformity =
in bounty laws. -
Erahca tion OF disease by concert =
cd action.
Elimination OF internal warfare. =
Conservation Of natural resources. -
IL .;rnzing permits to extend 10 -
u Widows: discrimination OF cutting :.
sheep herds on forests, opposition =
Il 10 Issuance of permits for specula =
Hon: ''fair deal supervisors. =
No change in wool tariff. +
>. !. = +
| The Utah State WoolcrowerS' associa
b concluded It's work Tuesday and ad
IH1ed. The board OF directors, nine
"a in number held an extended meet
n al which a large number of matters
Ih TO the sheep industry were dis
seed. The association AT the forenoon
E,sting adopted resolutions which out
e The views OF the sheepmen OF Utah.
Ia most important matter 70 be taken
\ By the board Of directors aside from
election Of officers perhaps was the
,pontment OF an advisory board. This
<ard will be a sort OF filtration ap-
/intus through which the grievances
the sheepmen OF Utah will soak and,
concrete form, will he presented to the
bper officials at Washing ton.
Resolutions Are Discussed.
The resolutions as reported by the COM
/.tirc were not passed without slight
1endmcnts. hut in tho main the declara-
[as es prepared by the committee were
opted. There MAS no little discussion
The head Of the eNternination OF
Xedatory animals. Or. f.. =. Murray,
#lef- OF the local office OF the bureau
animal industry, made INC statement
ft the government is ready and eager
join.witll the stake authorities and the
Xplgrovers' associations 10 rid the
Lnges Of the coyote pests; !urthormore'
4 MURRAY pledged the support OF the
E1ernmcnt toward cradicstins disease
Eong sheep.
OLD Officers Arc Elected,
Iat the meeting Of the board of dircc-
n the old officers OF the association
ne re-clcctcd. e II. Cllliste- for pres
mi and G. &. stewart for secretary
De secretary's salary was tiNed at the
.hgurc. $3.50 a month. This sum in
cdes the hire Of an assistant and the
~ for The office.
|Dn morton OF Mr. Mackay. the score
"a was instructed 10 notify all stock
Alers who have not paid for their
rcs 10 remit. else their certificates Will
cAucellcd.
committee OF three was appointed
prepare bylaws This comminee
Essts OF {. T.. Stewart of Salt Lake.
r. Allen OF Draper and Il. p. Kcslcr
Beaver city. The members OF the
nmittcc Will submit their report To the
Iard OF directors before they are pre-
ltcd 10 the stale association.
ne committee appointed for the puT-
Ee Of asccrtaining tho purpose for
rh Thomas Austin had collected mon
from various shccpmon. and what had
romc of that money, reported that
~ Austin's collections were not made
behalf Of the association. but had
Efn contributions made personally 10
p. 10y the purpose Of helping To d"fraY
Expenses on trip 10 Washington TO
sht the tariff it was stated,
n Work for Stewart.
Intention was called TO three impor-
pt matters by Secretary Stewart These
&c the imposition OF fines lor damages
Xtgod 10 have been caused bv driving
Xfrp over county highways in Utah and
her counties, the charge of % cents a
"a Tor grazing sheep ~ Lincoln "oun-
New. the prosecutions for lr"spass
some parts Of tho state, particularly
Ioocle county Mr. Stewart wanted 10
~
liers
"a President said that the secretary
knl appear before the county commits
mers OF Utah county and elsewhere
point out 10 them tho ipjustic" of
E.olng fines arbitrarily and for dam
<A- 70 roads which did not exist Mr..
.Xrart was also authorized TO learn
eSsct conditions in Nevada. lie VIII
||<t ind out whether TN" stat" aUthOri-
In are responsible Tor III" imposition of
q axes or whether the commissioners
4 sncoln county are doing the imposing
nell own hook. In any event Mr..
HErart VIII take such steps As 10 him
.,. appear necessary 10 alleviate the
r41uuons In that particular part of Ne
where the unjust tax is bcinS
viii Back Up shcopmcn.
M secretary win also assure the
J Bpnen OF tho various districts where
y sdh'ed prosecutions for alleged
fXa,kess are being made that In" aSso-
4 VIII back them up In their de
N 10 70 a proper degree. IN other words
= ,s-ssoelation Will sec that the alleged
faSSers are not given the worst
""m reference 10 the police powers
= r.nunty commissioners with regard
r. tyIVsihs hncs for damage 10 highways
81 ,-ssp nerds. 1T was the sense of the
y Go's That an effort should he made
ME,pcal NJ this law. which was declared
=, ooohosious. for all IL had been held
.. .i."r supreme court OF tho United
z. 70 he constitutional when tho
= u Seen long ago. carried the case 10
sheSt tribunal in the land.
Will Meet in October,
~ ~ suggested and the suggestion
3 fk1onruh much favora,hat the board of
ha should meet in October. dur
'ft n,..,e s.lle fair. II was stated that n
=. s s,n h,,ber-possibly all-of the dircc-
an ana De in Salt Lako 10 attend the
~ ,hs' mat . meeting could be held
- 1id NJ. tiInr with much profit. This
a ~. interfere with the special meet
W - IN ,rs ~ association which viii bc called
~ % naf,nur days before the meeting OF
( q tinf anniii convention in Portland. fol-
- y pSc,nst ,mnsstfuctions and authority given
uehl at Mondays meeting