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Show GOOD FRIEND OF CACHEJJIES Former State Senator John H. Seeley of Mt. Pleasaut, owner of the largest herds of Rnmboulllet sheep in the. world, and also one of tho largest herds of registered shorthorns, short-horns, died Sunday while on an noting not-ing at Fish lake. Mr. Seely suffered a stroke of apoplexy, ap-oplexy, death following "within an hour. ,... V, "Quality first and price seccd." was tho motto of Mr. 8eely. He nt his agents to Europe, covering U the districts of Franco and Gorawv. whero Itamboulllet sheep and slv.tt-horn slv.tt-horn cattle aro raised. Ho owned exclusive, grazing grounds in several counties, together with a largo farm. In addition to Itamboulllet hiiep and shorthorn cattle, ho specialised In handling French draft and Po.-V eron noises. Ho was a member of tho Itamboulllet Sheep Ureeders' association as-sociation of Mnrysvale, O., and s" v-ed v-ed ns Its president and vlco president Ho wns also vlco president and otio or .the directors of the Utah Woo', growers association and a hoiv stockholder In tho Mt. l'ieasaal Hilt company. Ills wlfo and tho following c'lll-then c'lll-then sui vivo him: Mrs. O. fi. M-. Gaen, Mrs. Albert Mprrlll, Mrs. Louie Miller, J. Leo Secly, Leonu'-d J. Seely, Mrs, RbbertII. Hinckley; Mrs Vern Winters, Cheslcy and 'Oliver. 'Ol-iver. -A Republican In politics, Mr. Seily served as major of Mt. Pleasant and at one time was city marshal win n that city was young. He was a member of the state senate of Utah for two terms, a director of the Utah state fair board for sixteen years and supervisor of tho livestock nt tho Utah state fair for a number of years. Sonator Seely was one of tho real big men of the stato. He was In the senate when tho consolidation fU'at between the U, ot U. and tho U. A. C. was on, and .notwithstanding th) many overatures that were made 10 him by the U,-. adherents, he stoxl firm with tho Collegotand WM.- a bulwark of strcngUj'irthe UA.C. When John Seelyjravi nU wortLtho deal was closed. lie wond deliver If It meant 'disaster to hlmsclf.,Cach? county can well afford, ,to pay trl-buto trl-buto to 'so wortbV an official and so substantial aicltlzon,, . ' |