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Show I DEPARTURE OF THE COWBOTS. I tan and Nevada Delegrates Leave This morning: for St. Lovis. . It was a characteristic Western party that occupied the platform -of the Utah Central depot this morning, waiting for the train to pull out for Ogden, the party consisting of the Utah delegation to the St. Louis National Cattle and Horse Growers' Association which meets in St. Louis on the 23d inst. in a six days' session. - Two elegant Pullman palace cars were assigned for the use of the delegates, and streamers and other decorations on the outside were not wanting with which to let the passing world know who were the royal fellows traveling on the inside. Accompanying Ac-companying the Utah delegates were those gentlemen from Nevada mentioned in yesterday's Democrat, and a couple of delegates from California. At Ogden the party will be joined by the festive Idaho delegates, and all will proceed to Denver, at which place they will have a reception to-morrow night; thence j straight to St. Louis without a change of j cars. v Following are the delegates from Utah : j Salt Lake H. J. Faust, president; Henry Snell, secretary ; D. David.son, J. Q. Leavitt. Jos. A. Jennings, S. J. Loner-gan. Loner-gan. Manti Daniel Harrington. Mount Pleasant Andrew Madsen. Iron County Thos. Adams. Laketown Ira Nebeker, A. Nebeker, A. C. Call. Rich County George Judd, E. S. Crocker, Chas. Jensen. Parowan S. S. Barlow. . . ! Springville H. M. Dugall. j Deseret George W. Cronier, John Rogers, Wm. V. Black. Beaver Wm. Hatchings, I Jr. Mona Richard Bunasten. Ephraim P. C. Peterson. Bountiful Ether Coltrin, D. Stoker. Farmington E. B. Clark, Edgar L. Clark. Tooele James Wrathall, John Gillespie Gil-lespie . - Centre ville John "Ford. Grouse Creek J. B. Kerr. Logan Samuel Holt. St. George E. G. Woolley, James Andrus. American Fork E. H; Boley, C. Mc-Carty. Mc-Carty. Fillmore J. A. Millville, T. C. Callis-ter, Callis-ter, J. L. Robinson, W. H. King. Heber A. Hatch, Isaac Cummings, David N. Murdock. Spanish Fork J. M. Creer, Isaar Bow ers, A. Bradford, Ed. Collet. Payson T. G. Wimmer, O. Simons, J. S. Tanner, A. T. Stewart, Ed. Simons. Provo A. J. Stewart, Jr., Seth Fletcher, Fletch-er, Jos. A. Bean, II. AV. Davis. - ihe president of .the partv issued instructions in-structions yesterday for each" delegate to constitute himself a committee of the whole on refreshments, and the result was apparent at the depot this morning, from the bulging pockets of every individual indi-vidual delegate. Since their departure the following dispatch dis-patch has been received from Ogden : To Salt Lake Democrat: Partv all right side up with care. Faust commenced com-menced the ball and led the chorus "We'll All Be Angels By-and-By." A proposition to put red paint on Cheyenne for ten minutes has just been carried bv a large majority. . From this it is evident that the delegates dele-gates are wasting no time. |
