Show THE CATTLEMEN A Preliminary Organization Is Effected The Various Committees Report Governor Thomas Addresies the Convention and the Delegates Enjoy Themselves The Cattlemens Congress is now in i session It began yesterday with an at tendanco that far surpassed all oxpecta c lions Tho early trains yesterday morning brought many drovers who have come to deliberate in the great meeting The freedom free-dom of the city has been given tham and they surely appreciate the hospitality of ell Ogden citizens At 11 oclock in the morning a procession was formed by tho delegates from the several sev-eral states and territories and headed by the Ogden city brass band marched through the principal streets At 1130 oclock the meeting was called to order in the Grand opera house by E M Allison jr of Ogden who placed in nomination for temporary chairman Major J R Elliott which was declared the unanimous unani-mous choice of the congress R L Armstrong Arm-strong was chosen temporary secretary Judge J H MacMillen delivered a speech of welcome on behalf of Ogden city and Weber county and assured the visiting visit-ing delegates that the latch string on every door in Ogdcn was at their service and if they went to their homes feeling that they hod not been properly entertained it would be their own fault Mr A S Mercer of Cheyenne in a few well chosen words replied to Judge Mac Millen on behalf of the cattlemen and hoped that when the congress had performed per-formed its work that Ogden and every delegate would be profited by it The nex order of business was the appointment ap-pointment of committees On credentials each state and territory being entitled to representation the committee com-mittee was made up as follows A B Hayes of Ogden chairman Wyoming E D Swan Colorado Marks Kansas J R Staller Nebraska Sol Hopper Oregon JEo Curroll Idaho Thomas A Starrh Utah George C Wnitmoro Montana W Raymund Nevada John Shear Now Mexico J C Leary South Dakota E II Clark w On Permanent Organization E Skinner J Z L Carroll H S Woolley Win Crawford 9f E H Clark E R Ingeraoll Dan Clousky J f H Waite and John Sparks Order of Business Georgo Ballantine EG Woolley and E P Savage Constitution and Bylaws Samuel Hartsell A S Mercer E M Allison Jr Committee on IncorporationPermanent chairman and secretary Committee on Resolutions C Leary J M Carroll W E Skinner A Barney and J E Tyler The congress then took an adjournment tutU oclock pm AFTERNOOS SBBSION I It was thirty minutes after the appointed hour before the opera house was filled and after a selection by the Ogden City band the chairman Elliott again rapped the meeting to ardor The various committee were instructed to report immediately on reconvening in the afternoon The committe on credentials reported tho following as entitled to seats as delegates dele-gates in the congress Utah D J Castler Joseph Frodsham Frank Wadsworth J F Stoddard George Higley Israel Evans Aqullla Nebeker B F Saunders Joseph Hatch M Jergensen N S Neilson S M WMtmore S N Cook S A White J L Edwards R E Davis George J Wells R laIk WwfghtB Harding Samuel McIntyre M U Hecqueles E G Woolley George C Whltmore Fred Foy A C Bishop Justus itherelL William Skeen S M Harmen L lit Nelson J H Brown B Wilkins Darid Itcose Daniel Hiener Judge A B Patton Lee Gibson William Cole W H Jenne John Derby Homer Call Omer Call F T Sanford X S rooks J T Noonen Phil Grill James Ivcrson Hans C Jensen D Van Buskirk E W Exum WyomlngE D Swan C M Beason W M Crawford C R Hank A S Mercer A B rocker Ed Ordway Harvey Booth J E Tyler Ty-ler J E Chapman A D Bradberry ONorth B Sessions i f Oregon J M Carroll J E Carroll E B F Kdgeley Colorado G W Ballantine A E Ingersol A Barney S Haruel M French J E Shlu lord W W Tuttle Mr Marks South Dakota E H Clark > 5evada C J Basposkowitz John Sparks Orlando North J D Wines Arizona J M Langsaorf North DakotaJ W Willison IdahoN A West H H Spencer Jacob West S H Woolley Walter Hodgmau Riley Davis James A Eldredge T AStarrh L Beaten J W Hendricks Hs Woolloy Nel aoa Just C B Wheeler Kansas J M Yates J R Stoller Frank Cooper L S Tones J C Scroggins J S Tough O B TroYfcr C W Black L O Nut ter Eugene Rust LI Lennon J H Waite Crank Grabill L C Leary W W Means Nebraska William Underwood Sal Hopper James Faley G H Babbitt B F Carpenter E P Savage R Gilchrist A H Lee W E Sknner F E Short B R SImson Muciuna W Raymond Iho report was read and adopted with the addition of several names The chair appointed Mr E R Ingersoll of Colorado and E M Allison jr of Ogden a committee to escort tho newly elected president to the platform Amid applause Mr North said I thank you thoroughly for this honor I believe you couid have made a better selection but I will ao the best I can Again I thank our ou-r e committee on permanent organiza n + o > l nr nnr nnh nr tu n uu g aD ulLU ort motion of Mr Ridgeley of Oregon There Is n growing necessity for devising ways and means for the mutual protection of tfcostock Interests and to the end that a better ystcru of communication may be established 4K between us and 3 herca1 < A closer relationship may be effected ef-fected by local organization and a general organization or-ganization and Whereas The officers necessary to be elected to perfect n permanent organization should consist of a president llrst vicepresident second sec-ond iicepresident third vicepresident fourth TCC president and a secretary who shall also be cx officio treasurer therefore be It Resolved First a permanent organization be established at Ogden Utab and local organizations organiza-tions be established in such places In the terri wry embraced by this congress as may be most dUitablc for the convenience of each particular eection becond That the officers of said permament organization consist of a president first second thrd and fourth vice presidents and secretary who shall also be exofflcio treasurer and that after lengthy and conservative deliberation wo recommend to the congress to fill the above named offices with the following named persons per-sons President Orlando North First VlcePrrsldent William Crawford Second VlcePresldent 0 Shirley Third VicePresident E Skinner Fourth VlcePresldentJ H Waite Exofflclo Secretary and Treasurer L Armsbury John Derby assistant That the officers of the proposed local organl MtSan shall hereafter be selected by said or ganzation nIl of which the committee on permanent per-manent organization respectfully submit On the adoption of the report E M Allison Alli-son jr of Ogden und Mr Ballantine of I Colorado escorted Mr North to the stage f and amid applause ho assumed his duties as y > permanent chairman After thanking the < congress for the honor they had bestowed pon him the report of the committee on I ardar of business was read which was fol DI h lowed by an address from Governor Thomas Ho spoke to some length and welcomed the cattlemen here on behalf of the territory of Utah He pointed out a number of questions in which he believed the congress should for the benefit of the groat cattle interests of the west deliberate delib-erate At the close of tho governors remarks It was announced that the street cars were in waiting to conduct the delegates tG tho Hot springs whoro they wero to be tendered a delightful bath and reception by the citizens I citi-zens of Ogden The congress was now fully organized and ready for business and in order to take advantage of the Hot springs excursion excur-sion an adjournment was taken until 9 oclock this morning XOTES The congress tendered Governor Thomas a vote of thanks for his able address I The South Omaha headquarters are called by some of the delegates Skinners Oil rooms Tho street car company bad the cars that convoyed the drovers to the Hot springs literally decorated with flags and bunting Todays session of the congress will likely be a very interesting one The organization being complete they are ready for business The Kansas City delegation have been slow about getting their headquarters established They have quite a longing for Skinners oil rooms Some of the Omaha delegation had Mr Skinner the jolliest one In tho South Omaha crowd telegraph to Manager W N Babcock of the Union Stock Yards company com-pany at thai place to come to Ogden and attend the congress He replied I am too busy building an addition to the stockyards stock-yards to accommodate all tho shipments from cattlemen now at Ogden to leave here Democratic Mass Conventions Democratic mass conventions were held throughout tho city last night for the purpose pur-pose of selecting delegates to the territorial convention which meets in the Grand opera house on the 15th of May The following fol-lowing delegates were chosen First Ward John MoMannis L W Shinn M F Brown B Tomes George Shorter and J F Pender Second WardC C Richards J X Allen George Allen J P Ledwidge and H H Spencer Alternates George Tribe J F Boushor Venable Humphreys and Charles Arbon Third WardTo D Dee L G Lovedahl P L Shurner George Smuin and F R Cnri I ten scn Fourth WardD H Peery jr A J Weber H H Rolapp J W McNutt Hiv H-iv Smith H H Henderson and H W G Williams Alternates W Shurtliff E S Luty J J Sullivan G R Belnap T C Morris T W Jones Val Gideon and C A Smurthwaito Fifth W rdW L MaginniD L R Rhodes M S Browning G H Islaub J B Barton J A Boyle and J G Tynor Alternates H Ballantyne J T Col linn S F Halvorson W L P Peyton C B Pash J P Sprunt and R T Hume The First District Court The following cases wero disposed of in First district court yesterday Patrick Healy vs Thomas C Chamberlain Chamber-lain trial taken under advisement Provo Commercial bank vs C L Blazer ot al on motion of J W N Whitecotton ordor allowing complaint to be amended Arrested for Adultery Charles Morris formerly proprietor of the Central hotel was arrested yesterday by Deputy Marshal Bowman on tho charge of adultery alleged to have been committed with one Lena Wright Morris will be arraigned before Judge Bishop today but it is undoistood he will waive examination He gave bonds for his appearance This is the third time Morris has been arrested on the same charge Tried to Bun Away William Smith an eighteen year old incorrigible in-corrigible sent to the reform school from Salt Lake made an attempt to escape yesterday yes-terday The line guard was down town at the time but he was seen taking to his heels by other guards who screamed to a man by the name of Jones to stop him The fellow showed fight to Mr Jones and a lively tussel ensued Smith is of stout heavy build and landed his assailant on the ground with a heavy blow injuring his arm fearfully By this time the guards had arrived and the unruly lad tied down and taken back to the house of correction 4 News From La Plata The Red Jacket Milling and Mining company has resumed work again on their claims A largo force of men will bo put on again on the first of the month Tho road will be open by Monday and tho company com-pany will begin shipping ore the last of the week Mr A W Richardson the manager mana-ger of the Red Jacket says they have over fifty cars of ore in sight now The company will also put on two shifts on the Queen of the Hills H B West over the president IS of the opinion the company will be able to pay a dividend i divi-dend in about ninety days I The outlook for the camp improves every I day The snow is going off very fast and La Plata begins to look lively again La Plata will be in it to help swell the output of ores this year Three members of tho Effie Ellsler company com-pany bought 2000 shares of Red Jacket stock while they wore in the city General Gleanings The grand jury meets next Monday No business of any kind was transacted in probate yesterday In police court yesterday caly four drunks were given a hearing II J C McGill traveling stock agent of the Union Pacific was in the city yesterday The ladies of the Presbyterian church are holding a fair in the Grand opera house building C B Wheeler an oldtimo resident of Ogden but now of Pocatello was in the city yesterday Queen City lodge No 7 Knights of Py thias met in Castle hall and conferred work in the third degree County Superintendent of Schools Joseph S Peer returned home yesterday from a prolonged trip in the east Governor Thomas in company with ex Mayor Klesel W W Corey and S S Schramm visited the reform school yester noon afternoon The Democratic mass conventions were held in the several wards of the city last night to choose delegates to the territorial convention which meets in this city on the 14th of May |