The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-09
RESOLUTION OF
NATIONAL W00LGROWERS
Continued from Page Two.

NnnIlnOcQ from rage Wo.
OF $3.50 be placed upon coyotes and
wolves and that uniform rates and rcgu-
lat,onS be prescribed for the marking
or pelts and scalps
we commend the work Of the natIona
forest employees for what they have done
ioward tho destruction Of predatory ami
mails. However in this connection il Is
but fair TO ask that the national forest
bureau bear their proper proportion of
inc expense III accordance with the area
controlled by them.
National Wool Warehouse and Storage
Company
The National Wool Warehouse and
storage company OF Chicago inauguratcd
by this association has ACCOMPLISHED re
suits in the marketing of the Woo, of
its shareholders far beyond Tho fondcst
hopes OF its promoters. and is now firm
~ csta plished on q sound and imprcC-
nnblc basis. thus proving tho great ad-
vantage to be accomplished ny united
"HpTt and operation of the members
OF the association.
We therefore appeal to AL members Of
the National Woolgrowcrs assoclat ton 10
Loyalty support tho warehouse company.
being fully convinced that the move
ment Is in the right direction and that
son Of the existence OF this company will
continue to increase from year 10 year.
We extend Ia J, T., Cosgrin president
of the National Warehouse company,
association. olr sincere thanks and ap-
probation for their untirine efforts dur
ing the past twelve months Ia devise
ways and means through the medium Of
warchouae company, controlled by
woolErowers. for marketing the wool
products OF the country in the same bust
ness-likc manner as other staple prod
uctS arc sold.
We heartily commend the efforts Of
the commercial interests of the city Of
Omaha. coupled with tho financial sup
tablishng or a wool warehouse in that
city. recognizing that the movement in
auguratcd al that place has been Of great
advantage to tho wool industry OF the
forts Of all western and Missouri river
cities TO establish independent ware
houses where the woolgrowcrs can store
their wool until such time as il can be
satisfactorily marketed.
We believe that the success hereto
fore attained In the establishment of in
dependent wool warehouses will warrant
the building of cooperative warehouses
at various Atlantic scaboard cities in the
very near future,
Department of Agriculture Commended.
We commend tho work Of the depart
ment Of agriculture. the bureau of ami
NAL industry. and the bureau of plant
industry, In their investigation Of poi
sonous plants and all other valuable
work for the benefit of the livestock In
dustry and tho farmers Of the country.
and recommend 10 congress DbHitl
appropriations for the continuance OF
such work
Rewards.
The recent action of your executive Of
iicers in aiding the prosecution OF recent
crimes against th" lives and property OF
Wyoming WoolgrowerS is strongly COM
mendod. and We recommend that this as
Sociation Civ" notice that no expense or
effort wil he spared I'm protecting the
lives and property of its members.
Thanks.
The thanks of the association are due
and are hereby most heartily rendered
10 the governor of Utah The mayor Of
tho city OF Ogden. thee Weber club. the
T.Iks' club the officers Of the Utah
WooErov"TS association. and the cid
zcuS Of ogden generally, for tho g"ncr-
Gus hospitality extended 10 the attend
inc members OF this association and the
wives of those accompanying them. and
for tho uumhoTlcSS court"Si"S which have
contributed 10 make our stay in Ogden
a continuous pleasure. ana TO the press
for its Interested and accurate report OF
the proceedings of tho session.
Respectful" submitted.
GEORGE W. PERRY. y
JOHN HALLIDAY.
4. NJ. ROTHROCk.
CHARLES a. kIMBLE.
t. II. Dt BORG.
JAY IL. DOBBlN.
H. NJ. ROWE.
PETER G. JOHNSTON.
Chairman.
Committee on Resolutions.