The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-02-17


Lave Stock Breeders Association. The
secund annual meeting Of the Maryland Live
Stock Brceders' Association was hold 10 Baltimore
on Wednesday. Among the prominent gsntiemen
present from Baltimore county were MessrA. T.
Alex. Seth, @. 8. Watts, W. II. whitridge, W. s.
and ). s. Carroll, w. II. Moore, WIN, Fell John.
son. John =. Phillips. VIM. II. West, y. Won Kapd,
G. r. Harrison, G. Lyon Rogers, Andrew Banks
and =. Cuttings Merryman.
The president submitted the annual report %
the board Of managers. In which u vas stated that
The association vas In aaenri.hing condition, and
With comparatively large membership tsixtyl for
the number OF improved live stock breeders IN the
State. The receipts for the year were $500, from
dues of members, and the expenses, principally
for priatng, sS5i5, leaving balance ss the treas
uFy Of S2lf.s5. The report reeommepded the APP
pointment Of = committee TO memoriaiiEe the State
Legislature for the enactment Of milk aud sheep
Law the expenditure Of funds for special premi.
ual at the State agricultural fair the continuance
81 fho associations plan for the judging Of cattle
Al fairs, etc., etc. committee was appointed 90
take charge OF the report and prepare resolutions
TO embody the recommendations, which duty the
committee performed, and the resolutions were
adopted. The question Of nleuro. pneumonia In
cattle we're brought up, when Mr.. q. $. Watts said
that Governor Hamilton had that morning stated
that not live ease Of pieuro pneumonia existed
In the State 90 far as known. Mr. Seth strongly
advocated the placing at the Governors disposal
AZ 10 other StAts' funds TO pay for animals found
Infected with disease At any time, the animals 60
be Immediately slaughtered. IL IL understood tho
GovernsE will recommend such an appropriation
In his next message.
The election u managers resulted In the choice
Of the old boaFd-Messrs. CLARK. Seth, whitridre,
Won KApa, Falford Emory. Phillips. Mcmillan
and Watt. The board tnet after the al ournment
d the assoestiou, and re- elected Me- CLARK. presi
den, Mf. Phillips, vice president; Mr.. Seth. cor.
responding secretary and treasurer, and Mr.. Won
Kspf, recording secretary.
The Farmers Convention. several
farmsfs associations through the county have
taken up with spirit the preje,, of the Joint
peeting proposed for seat ThsrsiAy. at the cour
iiease In this place. aud the attendance prem isrs
faTorirg weather being granted. % be large and
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