The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1882-02-23
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Cade
Karnes-w. T. Butler, f. b. Butler.
Kimble--W. c. Lewis.
Kinney-O. J. Crouch.
La Sdlle-J. Lee Hall
Lavaca-L. Il. Allen, W. j. Moore,
q. w. West, Willis McCutcheOn.
Liberty-Joe w. Davis, Taylor Cade,
p. McFaddin.
Limestone. s Ledbetter, III. Allen,
G.. w Lewis
Lipscomb-J. VI. Day.
Live Oak-D r FAINT.
LlanO-J T Pryor, j Nj Foster, X. b.
Humphrey.
Martin-By delegates from Mitchell
county.
Mason-Chrlstie Crosby.
Matagorda-A II Pierce.
McLennan-W POgue, SandfOrd
johnson, w l. Gatlin, A F Covering,
Weller McGregory.
Mcdina-John T Lyle.
Milam-Ralph Hunt, Tom Lane.
Mitchell-OJ Warren, G. NJ Casey, G
w White, G w Waddell, james Ernest,
Motley-H III Campbell.
Navarro-EIenry Jones, Joseph Huey.
Nolan-W ii Bunton.
Nueces-CM Rogers, J + Scott, f r
Rachel.
Oldham-A II Johnson.
Palo Pinto J Hitson.
PecOs-John Simpson, w + Hughes,
Potter-A III Johnson.
Refugio-J Welder, 4 ID Wood.
Runnels-A III Webb.
San Patricio-Hank ID Sullivan, T NJ
Coleman, T II Mathis, ID c Rachel, L.
NJ Coleman, T II Mathis, J J Welder,
] III Mathis, III ID Sullivan and ID c
Rachel.
San Saba-Joseph Hannah.
Scurry-By delegates from Mitchell.
Shackelford-W ID Reynolds
S,ephens-W ID Reynolds.
Sloncwall-John Saul.
Tarrant-GeO b Loving, J ID Reed, a
NJ Britton, w A Garner, t t ID An
drews, John S Andrews, ID b Withers.
Taylor-CW Merchant
ThrockmortOn--G L + Reynolds.
Tom Greene II jefferson, NJ III Frs
klue, III l. Bently, James Upton, J
McWilliams, j p Hodson.
Travis----W S Crawford, John Saul, II
S Caperton, ii G Williams, ii L Foster
Bod Driskili, w ID Blocker, J w Brown
w Pierce, McIver, j w Cloud, John c
johnson.
Victoria-J n Keeran, j A McFaddin
] NJ Mathis, G 0 Stoner, Eugene Sibley
T. ID Linn, w III Allen, Free Green.
Wharton-Wells Thompson.
Wheeler-J NJ Hainey, A Conkle, j I
Lyle, Sheriff Flemming.
Wichita-E + lizard, w S lizard.
III I IN /
SNYDER, A III Willie, L Ii Snyder.
Wilson Ii Presnal.
! Zavalla-W S Carothers,B + BuZard
COMMUNICATIONS.
BY direction ofthe president, the fol
| lowing telegram was read:
DODGE CITY, KANSAS,
February IA, 1882.
To the Stockmen's Convention:
"Dodge City and western Kansas sem
their heartiest greetings to their man,
| friends of the Lone Star State, and ten
| der her green prairies hearty welcOm
TO the stOckmen of Texas who hav
| always been our best and beneficial
| friends, hoping that n national trail will
| in its meanderings, extend to our state
and through it. and should il touch DOdg
| City, we tender 1t a hearty welcome
Signed k. j. Hnrdesty, ii. Webster, {
NJ. Beeson, j. Towers, X. w. Evans, A
j. Autry and ID. Nj. Frost, committee.
On motion of Governor Stockdale, tn
telegram was referred to the presideu
OF the convention, with request that b
send proper reply to the committee
The following communication was re
ceived and read:
GALVESTON, TEX, Feb. 10, 1882.
To the President Of the Stock Convention
Austin, Texas:
DEAR SIR-From the within clipping
taken from the Teras Journal Of Con
s,erce of the eleventh instant, you wi
perceive that Galveston feels an interes
in your proceedings, as do all the peopl
of this great state, more or less; and
may add the people of the whole Unite
States, for all the world is deeply inter
ested in the subject OF good, health
meat supply, and plenty of IL, at sue
prices as the poor labOring man and me
chanic in the large centres of populatio
can afford to pay. | learn FROM Colone
j. NJ. Jones, an old Texan, but now
resident of New York, who has just bee
i'm my office, that DR.. Heath's health wi
not permit him TO be with you as he Ia
intended. But COLONEL j. will forward yO
letter of considerable importance. ID
| Heath IL man of science and great learn
ing and president of the Farmers club, @
the American Institute, New York city
Colonel Jones is also a member of til
same, but, rs an old Texan and larg
property owner In our state, feels livel
interest In our prosperity.
Our ASSOCIATION here has just bee
formed, but it Will give a good account @
itself in due time. send you slip frol
| T,IdS ,fOsrRdt of Commerce giving detail
of last proceedings. 1t would give me
individually, great pleasure to attend an
witness the proceedings of your CONVEX
ton; but L cannot command the tim
now. trust, however, your gatherin
will result in great good to Texas liv
stock interest, etc.
In kindness, very respectfully, ETC.,
GEO. ii. SWEET.