Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-01-11
MANT| RESERVE
UP FOR PROTEST
Wool Growers Will Adopt ResoIu-
ton on Subject of Its
Administration.
SKIRMISHES AT ELECTION.
IItCfa- Cto..orA T-...tu
sKIRMISHES AT ELECTION.
Callistcr-Stcwart Faction Wins Ont
After Spirited Contest
Meet Again Today.

| cioch Monuay evening, the Utah
Woolgrowers' association adjourned to
meet again this afternoon. The reason
for the protracted session yesterday
was the discussion of the nature OF
| resolutions to be adopted and the slow
| work of counting the ballots in the
| matter OF the election OF directors OF
| the association. The resolutions will
| contain some expression relative to the
| forest reserve administration, especial
| ly that OF the Manti reserve III this
state, and the session today Will be
held FOR the purpose OF completing and
passing the resolutions.
The afternoon meeting of yesterday
was held at the Commercial club. as
The Kennedy hail. where the morning
session was held, was so cold that most
or the delegates had contracted Il case
or grippe before the noon recess was
reached. Some skirmishing between
factions took place when the matter of
electlng the 10 directors of the assocIa-
ton was approached, the wing headed
by j. e, Austin seeking to have the
election delayed until after the adoption
OF the resolutions. The adherents OF
the other faction headed by e Fl. CAL
lister and C. b Stewart, outyoted the
others. however, and the directors were
chosen before adjournment last eve
ning. The election was one of great in
terest. and more than two hours were
required to properly present the cre-
dentials and register the votes of
the members entitled to ballot Thir-
ty candidates were placed In nomina-
tion. l9 being elected as follows E. II.
Callister, Salt Lake; Jonn C. Mackay,
Salt Lake; C. b. Stewart, Salt Lake;
Enos Bennion, Vcrnal: Wexford Day,
hnn n1f 7 IL.
Henry Mass, Davis county; n S. Neil
sen, Mt, Pleasant; John H. Seeley. Mt,
Pleasant; n. p. Angard Nephl: L. r.
Anderson Manti; T. P. Kesler. Beaver
City; Hyrum Mcfarland, Ogden; ]. r.
Allen, Redmond; J. s. Osler, Nephl
w. A. Crane, Redmond: S. T. Rigby,
Salt Lake; James c. Robinson, Jr, Par
agona; George Austin. HERMAN.
According to the constitution of the
association, the directors are required
TO meet within 30 days after election
to elect a president and a secretary
and treasurer. There seems to be no
be chosen president and C. B. Stewart
secretary.
The matter Of preparing a set of by
laws for the guidance of the association
was discussed, and a motion carried
that committee be appointed to draft
bylaws for presentation to the next
regular meeting of the association.
a resolution thanking the Commercial
club for the use of its assembly room
for holding the afternoon meeting will
BIO drafted. Secy. Caine prepared the
place after having only a few moments
notice and welcomed the fockmasters
on behalf of the cAIb
The COMMITTEES on resolutions which
will report at this afternoons ses-
sion, is composed OF 7, r. Anderson
OF Man,f. Enos Bennion OF Vernal
and Thomas Austin OF Salt Lake
CoNDllloNS in LIE STATE.
DurIno the afternoon eession Thomas
w Iones of salt Lake n member of
tho state hoard Of sbeon commits
sioners n,ada a I,tt1o taIl, On tbe gen-
eral conditions nrevaiIinp with the
flooks l., tbic state and the or,i,c,tion
of scahiee "Tbo ooneraI conditions In
tho stato" said h1r IoneS "aro w-h :
consider nrettv fa5r some ceses of
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s1r,n~ s W. ,,a,,o Hae,, uo,y ,,y,i,a NJ ',o nn
sponn sas S 80 tha,, rrant;oo1' =
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ea' ulpPinss' ~. .me e.. frn,e
We may 80! LIN. We .t ~ 80 80 atata .tv,'
~ ,ne NJ i, pale ,s,o
o.,l t.ooo..o ~ o,v,
soao osVeiopou' anu oe'euse .iie y" ~, ~,
ers uooseu arounu, we were ioIceu
10 piace soiIie iiochS u,ioel qua a.aneiLie.
vi course, .rls worheu soiile nai usii,p ll
but it was necessary to do it.
thihk tne approplia'ioIl ior III 1,,is
purpose 10 entireH too Sii'l- me
WOOL ihuuSiS III Juan ouSnt W Colh Ch
1nahu greater appropriation lioii,
the legislature, we nave nuiioer oi
capable inspectors puu tneSe men.
ANXIOUS ana Wiiiing az tney are, are
otten discouraged py iack OIL iunus.
thlnk the sneePrnen ought .o WoIA
to send deiegation TO inc next state
legislature that VIII help us IN our
Industry. we are certainly entltled ~
assistance. as sheepgrowlng Is one OF
the greatest sources oil weaith In the
state
Mr.. Jones was named as the head oil
the committee having power 10 ie'y
for contributions among the members
OF the Utah Woolgrowers association
for the purpose OF paying OF an OLD
judgment which has been constantly
hanging over the head of the present
organization, although not contracted
by ii. The Judgment was rendered IN
| 1906 against the WoolgrowerS aSsocla-
| tion which preceded the present or
| ganiZation but without the Utah
| before ii, making it a state organlza-
tion. The judgment was originally for
| $4,000, but accrued interest has
| brought it up to $1,000, and the
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