The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-11
WOO[MEN PLEASED
WITH HOSPITALITY
Secretary Walker of National
Association Sends Feeling
Letters of Thanks.
SUCCESS OF CONVENTION
AIDED BY OGDEN PEOPLE
Has Pleasant Word for All Who
Contributed to Pleasure of
Visiting Delegates.

OGDEN, Jan. 10.-That the woolgrow-
ers enjoyed their stay in Ogden during
the forty-sixth annual convention of the
National association Is evidenced by two
letters addressed 10 Mayor william
Glasmann and a r. Haywood, president
Of the Weber club, from George s.
walker. secretary Of the association. Mr.
walker is profuse in his expressions OF
good VIII for the. people OF Ogden and
ielt thanks for the hospitable manner In
@hlch the delegates and other visiting
woolmen were entertained, Mr.. Walkers
lctlef 10 MI GlaSWann reads.
Thanks the Mayor.
I had hoped TO see you and PERSONAL
~ thank you for the grand reception and
enjoyable entertainment accorded our
members and others during the forty
sixth annual convention just closed. but
am called to Salt Lake and must avail
with you.
Every one was impressed with your
original and highly pleasing address of
welcome. which shines forth rs one OF
the brightest features OF the conven-
tion, and which went long way toward
seSSYins Yn5 US nnS wooll1s oi started out right
OF the highest praise that can be be-
slowed for the completeness Of the ar
ransements, the unexcelled entertain
ment, the satisfactory accommodations
and the warm welcome. and | think I
voice the feelings Of practically every
delegate and visitor when l say that Og-
den has done herself proud and has es-
tablished a reputation as national con-
yention city. ] hope 1t will be our pleas
ure to meet you at some future date,
fixed In our minds that a convention,
no matter of what proportions. Will not
he too big for Ogden to handle sue
cessfully.
Copy of Resolutions.
National Woolgrowers' association, l de-
sire to extend to YOU and. through you,
TO all OF the people of your beautiful
city. our sincere thanks for your efforts
in making our stay with you pleasant
and profitable.
81 also wish to transmit to you a copy
OF the resolutions unanimously adopted
at our convention:
The, thanks of the association are
due and are hereby most heartily ten
dered TO the governor of Utah. the mayor
the Elks club, the officers Of the Utah
Woolsrowers' association and the citi-
zens of Ogden generally for the gener-
Gus hospitality extended to the attend
ing members of this association and the
wives OF those accompanying them. and
for the numberless courtesies which have
a continuous pleasure; and to the press
for Its interested and accurate report of
the proceedings of the session."
To the Weber Club.
Mr.. Haywood received the following;
The Hon. A. r. Haywood, President
Il had hoped to see you before left
your city and personally thank you for
the splendid reception accorded to the
members Of the National WoolsgoweTs
association and others who attended the
forty-siXth annual convention here, but
am called to Salt Lake today TO con-
fer with President Gooding. relative to
association matters. and take this op-
portunity to thank you and, through you.
the members of the several committees
that worked so faithfully to make the
been, And I wish to add that without
doubt the Ogden convention was one Of
the most successful ever, held. by this
association. and, considering the unfa-
sarily detained many Of our prominent
members at home. the attendance was
especially gratifying
Sheep Show Fine.
THE sheep show was without any
to demonstrating that the best sheep
on earth are raised In the intermountatn
country, justified the predictions OF your
self. Secretary Reynolds and other MEM
bers Of your energetic committees that
the forty-siXth annual convention of the
National Woolgrowers' association and
show would be the largest and best
ever
THE arrangements at the conven
ton hall were all that could be desired.
and have not heard of single com-
plant regarding the accommodations or
the entertainment Of your guests. In fact.
your people cannot be commended too
highly for the excellent entertainment af-
forded. And ! am very grateful person
ally for the valuable assistance rem
dered
Ogden has unqucstionably established
an enviable reputation as a convention
city. and at some future time I SIN
cerely hope that 1t will be the pleasure
Of the woolgrowers TO again meet In
ogden.
''I assure you OF our deep apprecia-
ton of all that has been done and wish
you and your club and the business
mems associations. societies and others
participating In making this gathering
a grand success, most happy and pros
porous New Year"