The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1910-01-09
OGDEN MORNING EXAMINER:

matter to the attention OF he gov
ernors and Legislative bodies of the
several states.
We recommend that uniform
bounty OF $3.50 be placed upon coyotes
and wolves and that uniform rules
and regulations be prescribed, for the
marking of pelts and scalpE
We recommend the work OF the Ma
tional Forest employees for what they
have done towards the destruction of
predatory animals. However, in this
connection 1t is but fair to ask that
the National Forest bureau bear their
proper proportion of the expense In
accordance with the area controlled
/ by them.
National Wool Warehouse and Stor-
age Company.
The National Wool Warehouse and
Storage company of Chicago inaugur-
ated by this association has accom-.
plished results in the marketing Of
the wool OF its shareholders far be-
! yond the fondest hopes OF It's promot-
ers and is now firmly established on
sound and impregnable basis, thus
proving the great advantage 70 be
accomplished by united effort and CO.
operation of the members of the as
| Sociation.
We therefore appeal TO all mem.
bers of the National Wool Growers
association to Loyalty support the
! warehouse company. being fully con-
| vinced that the movement Is in the
right direction and that the benefits
| to the wool growers by reason Of
| the existence OF this company will
continue to increase from year to
| year.
We extend to Mr. J. E Cosgriff,
! president of the National Warehouse
company and to President Fred S
Gooding Of this association our sin
cere thanks and appreciation for their
untiring efforts during the past
| twelve months to devise ways and
) means through the medium of a
warehouse company controlled by
wool growers for marketing the wool
! products Of the country in the same
buslness-like manner as other staple
| products are sold.
We heartily commend the efforts OF
the commercial interests OF the City
, OF Omaha, coupled with the financial
/ support OF Western wool growers, In
the establishing of wool warehouse
| in that city. recognizing that the
movement inaugurated at that place
has been of great advantage to the
wool industry of the Western states
We appreciate the efforts OF all West
ern and Missouri river cities to es.
tablish Independent warehouses
where the wool growers can store
their wool until such time as It can
be satisfactorily marketed
We believe that the success hero
tofore attained in the establishment
of independent wool warehouses will
warrant the building OF cooperative
warehouses at various Atlantic sea-
board cities in the very near future
Department of Agriculture Com.
mended.
We recommend the work of the
Department of Agriculture, the
! Bureau OF Animal Industry and the
Bureau of Plant Industry in their
investigation of poisonous plants and
all other valuable work for the bene,
AT OF the live stock industry and the
! farmers Of the country. and we rec
ommend to congress liberal apDro-
j priations for the continuance of such
work.
Rewards.
! The recent action OF your execu-
! tive officers In aiding the prosecution
! Of recent crimes against the lives and
( property Of Wyoming wool growers
{ is strongly commended and we recon-
mend that this association give notice
that no expense or effort will be
: spared in protecting the lives and
/ property of It's members,
/ Thanks.
The thanks of the association are
due and are hereby most heartily ten
dered TO the governor of Utah. the
mayor OF the city of Ogden, the We
ber club. the Elks' club, the officers
Of the Utah Wool Growers associa-
ton and the citizens of Ogden gen
I orally for the generous hospitality ex.
| tended to the attending members OF
| this association and the wives OF
those accompanying them. and for the
numberless courtesies which have
/ contributed to make our stay in Og-
! den continuous pleasure and to
the press for its interested and ac-