| Show OlWANIZATION OF STOCK mN An Association Formed that Will be of Mutual I Mu-tual Bcncft to Utah Itpreaenalh In AItlan Irom All 111 0 MootolIlgat Chosen to h Denver CouuuUu taalt alo < lIlel III pultsultuce 10 G call Issued a few days ago and pub Ished In the News at the time met at the vfllre ot the Colorado Midland In the Uooly block yesterday afternoon after-noon The attendance represented men from nearly all parts ot the State and temporary organization ws effected ef-fected which It I Is I proposed to make permanent as soon as steps 10 that end cn be taken Of the present organization organi-zation r C Lcary to l president and lank Chrlstenaen secretary Tho principal prin-cipal reason for the organization at his time la to give Utah a representation representa-tion In the Deliver convention Mr Laary called the mectlnK to order and irlelly Btntcd Its purpose which he sold vas to provide fur representation In he Denver convention The feeling hat some organization such an pre alls In other 1ostCrn states was necessary neces-sary here fceemed to haw become prevalent prev-alent and It wan thought that the Interests In-terests ot the tockowner unit the oheelgruwer could Ia sufficiently har monlzed 10 enable representatives ot both Industries 10 Unit nn questions which mutually affect their Interemits The benefits t Of Ruth In organization t verernariltold It would nut only have Its Nclilla In national legislation hut would materially nonfat tile department ot agriculture In Its alllmpi 10 serve the ugrlonlturnl mad MoekrIlng In duslrle ot tho Country The lid vnlRlfo ot it Stale association wall InrgI Iy In this that It could V0109 tile enUmellto pt the live stock owner on important questions As nn Imitation 01 this the speaker referotd tu the change land recently hy the rnllway companies hy which they now IIPIPFR freight Charge hy cents per hundred pounds Instead of charging dollars and cents per car In September of last and Itlo year the Oregon Short Line Grande Western railways opposed n proposition made by eastern lines to adopt thin rate but their opposition was unavailing The eastern llnei urged the change and the local roads felt obliged to adopt It at least for the lime being Jorum the recent action ol the local lines It vvu apparent that had strong objection been offered by the live I stock Interests of Utah prior to the change It would not have been made The Oregon Short Line and Hlo Grande Western have now withdrawn with-drawn the cents per hundred pounds tariff and placed rules on the old basis This was probably done nt the solicitation solicita-tion of Individual shippers although they had been tn heavy expense In the publication of the other tariffs and would Incur still greater expense lithe li-the publication of the new ones It was apparent that If there had been a proper State organization the Icicn lines would have continued In accordance accord-ance with requests made by local stock mn Speeches favornblo to the organization organiza-tion Here made by A I1 Hatch and J W Thornley of Davis county Will White M K Parsons and Henry Ilar key of Salt Lake nnd T C Thompson at Utah county On motion of Mr Parsons a committee commit-tee ot fIe on permanent organization was appointed and Instructed to report 10 the mellng The members were M 1C parsons chairman jw Thornley O P Hatch 11 F Saunders and II Uarker While the committee was preparing Its report letters were read from VSC Jensen Gorge Whitmore Henry Hobblns n J Kcrrens and O Simon of Pa son expressing sympathy with the movement Th6 committee on permanent organ ration reported recommending that a temporary organization be effected to lie called the Utah Live Stock cancels I ilion i-lion that the officers of this meeting be the temporary officers of the nsso latloq that they be authorized to call the stockurowers together to effect ef-fect a permanent organization and Ihat the meeting for this purpose be ailed between the 1st and 10th of April next On motion the following eommllle on the selection of delegates to the Denver Convention was appointed n P Sounder chairman T C Thompson Thomp-son Will L White J rolherlnghim and J C LarA Lar-A committee nn trnnparlllllon was cllj f then chosen as followsfP C Leary chairman O 11 Hatch and Mr Short lilt All of the above rocommcnda lion were adopted unanimously After the selection and ratification ot the following list oC delegates to the Denver convention the meeting ad Journed A 4 rotherlnrbnm Heaver county M II nell T r T1 itt oil Kane coun it-t y Jesse W Crosby Garfleld county R 4 Clark Iron county James Whit taker Piute county W A nay Millar county F 5f Hammond Wayne county coun-ty Henry Robbing Ed KAI ne r C Jensen Snnpete county Nlel McMillan Seller county L A madia San Juan county John II White B T Saunders W L White J V Wltherbee John W Keogh Henry narkr and James Hunter Knit Lake O P Hutch J W Thornley I William Mo s John Ford Davli county C M neasen Thomas Keogh Dan Costley Pat Hallcj Mr Patterson Thomas Mrc James IInm lIn Weber county Lester TnlorOrlln1 county iron Aqulla Nebelier Itlc county donors 1 Wrnthall Tooel count Dan Helner Morgan county Hobert Pecder Cache county Pre ton Nutter Ulntah county n P Klllaoi Davis 1 countv Thomas Wlmmer T C I Thompson 1I1nh County Jomes rran Pen Carbon county Oorg Whitmore Inab county Joseph Hatch Wasatc county Jnmes Henry Emery county James Andrua Washington county |
