The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-08-30
THE MEETING AT swEErwATER.
Who Were Present and what was Done
Arrangements for the Fatl Round
Ups-rhc Health of Cattle RE-
ported Excellent Etc.

10 lay oil ana prepare tho work, set The
time aud place ct meeting for the sav-
eral districts, decide when the work was
TO begin and select superinteudents to
iillthe vacancies that may have occurred
since the last meeting.
The committee appointed on above
motion consisted of the following men,
pers, with Joseph Adair, ST., ms chair
man:
First District-C. c. Slaughter and
George y. McWilliams.
Second District-Joseph Adair, ST., and
Il. j. Martin.
THIRD District-A. w. billiard and Joe
FouIlh District-James Lane and
james Smith.
Fifth District William Holloway and
j. w. Nund.
Sixth District-John T. Beale and 4.
j. Long.
Seventh District Il. II. nurant, y. j,
Knight aud ~, }OaZ.
Ninth and Tenth Districts Al the
above committeeman.
Applications for membership were
then presented and actcd upon, resulting
in the election of the following named
applicants as members:
W. 5. Powers, Of Lyons & Powers,
Sweetwater, Texas.
Il. Nj Morris, Sweetwatcr, Texas.
Norman Fonton, Sweotwater, Texas.
I'll. Ross Hudson, Sw1etwatur, Texas.
q. 5. Gardner, Swectwater, Texas.
James Lane, Colorado, Texas.
l.. II. GlascOck, Colorado, Texas.
n. {. Rush, OF Rush Bros. ~ Co., Big
Springs, Texas.
j. w. Holmes, of j. w. Holmes a Co.,
Esticade, Crosby county, Texas.
The committee on rollnd-ups, through
their chairman, then submitted the sub
joined report, which was unanimously
adopted:
We, your committee on fall round
ups, recognizing the present condition
OF the range, deem il unwise to make
any positive arrangements here as To
the manner In which the range should
be worked, but select the following
times and places for the work to begin,
ana request all outfits to assemble at tho
places designated below the day proceed
ing the one selected for work 10 begin,
and to report to the several respective
superintendentS herein after named:
District No. willis Holloway, SUI
perlntendent. Work begins ON head of
Tobacco Creek, September 10, 1891. Out
llts VIII report tO him September If, 1884,
District No. 2.-Thomas Powell, super
intendent. Work begins September 10,
1881, at Lucion Wells. outfits will re-
port to him September II, lSSi.
District No. 3. viii comprise two divis-
ions. The first division will DO in charge
OF n. ii. Scott, superintendent and work
in his will begin September ., 1881. nj
Eagle Pass, ON Eagle Creek, aud
outfits will report ut that point Septnm-
Der D 1881, To superintendent Scott. The
second division will begin work Sep
tember 1881, and ho in charge of r.. Nj.
Clayton, superintendent. outfits will
report to him 40 the mouth of Buffalo
creek, September 8 1884.
District No. 4 samuel G.. Wilkes, SUI
perintendent, will begin work Septenl-
Der 10 1881, NJ Nuun's ranch. outfits 10
report September IT 1881.
District No. 5.--Georga Elkins, Sinner.
intendcnt, will begin work at Cotton
wood pens, Ia Elkins' range, September
10Th, 1881, and outfits viii report Sep
TENDER 18th, 1881.
District No. 6-W. u. Holloway. Su.
perintendont, will begin work al Kid
wells old ranch, on head of yellow
House creek, September 10th, and ont
iits VIII report there to superintendent
on theHt
District No. 7-Otho Durant, Superin
tendeDt, will begin work AT W. "A.
Ground's ranch, september 9Th, 1881.
outfits Will report To SUPERINTENDENT
District No. William Hughes. super.
intendent, viii begin work nj Dunn's
ranVhi NJ tho head of jim Ned creek.
september 9th, aud outfit will report 10
superintendent Hughes, nj that ranch,
September i,h, lSSl.
District No. 0-i.oratod in Brown and
callahan countos, n being represent, d
~ this committee, nor iu ,his meeting,
the secretary of the association was re-.
quested TO notify the superin. endent of
that district Joe Gro,r 10 appoint a tiuo
Rnd place Tor tue wurN to 6t-in aiid NO.
tify tho ssSncl itipn through tae Texas
Live Stock Journal,
District No. ,G-F. =. Fran. llni super
s"..Sndent, will begin work September
10, 1881, ut Triangle Ranch, mead of Duck
creek, aud outfits viii report thcrc To
superintendent Scptcm6er0, lSSi.
All outfits are supposed 10 be cOmpos-
ed of working men, and superiutend-
ents are urged To see that the hands
work faithfully and well, nud aru 10.
quested to send home all incompetent
and idle employees,
Respectfully submitted,
Jos. AuAlR, SR.,
Chairman Kounu-up CuA,nAltre,
After this report was received and
adopted and the committee discharged,
Col. e. &. Slaughter, vi Dallas, nnnuuuc.
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