, 1884-04-08
CATTLE KINGS.
The Wyoming StOckgrowers Asso-
citation Holds Its Eleventh
Annual Session.
A Notable Gathering of Represen-
tative Men From Surround
ing Commonwealth.
A Special Delegation in Attend
ance From the Centennial
State.
Cordial Words of Welcome Ex-
tended the Visitors with
Their Responses.
An Elaborate and Exhaustive Re-
port Read by the
Secretary.
An Extended Discussion of Live
Topics at the Afternoon
Session.
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The Roundup Committee Selected
and Their Report Ready
for Presentation.
Another Session of this Important
Gathering to be Held
this Morning.
An Elaborate and Exhaustive Re-
port Read by the
Secretary.
An Extended Discussion of Live
Topics at the Afternoon
Session.
The Roundup Committee Selected
and Their Report Ready
for Presentation.
Another Session of this Important
Gathering to be Held
this Morning.

T
April 7, 1884, stands pre-eminently
forth as a most memorable day in the al.
ready eventful history of this youthful
but prosperous territory, it being the
opening day of the eleventh annual meet
ing of the Wyoming Stockgrowers' asso-
cation. The meeting opened in Library
hall, and every seat within its spacious
walls was soon occupied. Harmony and
enthusiasm prevailed.
At 1890 O'Clock Judge Carey, the
presiding officer, called the assemblage to
order and then said that a large delega-
ton of stock men from Colorado would be
present to take part in the d%eliberatioli,
and, as their arrival by train from Denver
was close at hand he would appoint a com
mittee from among the gentlemen present
to meet them at the depot and escort
them to the hall.
Messrs. Morgan, Ferris, Parker, Simp-
son, Irvine and Sheedy werc named as
that committee.
These gentlemen proceeded promptly
from the hall to the depot to carry out
their mission in good style,
ROLL CALLED.
The roll was Mt this point called.
Following is a list of the members of
the association who were present: John
VI. Adams, Sidney, Neb.; +. Il. Addoms,
city, Peter Anderson. Fort Collins, Colo.
A. I. Rabbit, city; d. c. Bacon, II. G.
Balch, Laramie City; Il. l.. Baker, Fort
Bluffs, Iowa; Geo. w. Baxter. Fort Wa.
shake, Wyo,; H. A. Blair, city; Harvey
Booth, Evanston, Wyo,; b. +. Brewster,
city; James A. Brown, Fort Collins,
Colo; Joseph NJ. Carey, city; Levi Car
ter, Omaha, Neb.; j. s. Carr, Warm
Springs, Wyo.; 7. W. Chaffeo, Hillsdale,
Wyo. A. ID. Chamberlain. Fort Laramie;
John Clay, Jr., Chicago; NJ. NJ. Coos,
Camp Clark, Neb.; Dorr Clark, Dead
wood, Oak; Geo. II. Coggshall, W. W.
Corlett, James Dater, N. r. Davis; John
H. Durbin, city; Jerry s. Dummer,
Camp CLARK, Neb.; Frank Earnest, Raw
Inns; H.3M Emerson Livermnre. Colo.
& Ferris, c. +. Fisher, j. Ii. Ford, Edw.
f. Gardner, Andrew Gilchrist, r. +. Clio
yer; G. b. Goodell, May Goldschmidt,
Hot Greek; A. W. Haygood, Granite
Canon, Wyo,; JAS, W. Hanna, Denver;
$. H. Hardin, Bingham; j. W. Ham
mond, Henry G. Hay, city; Ora Haley,
Laramie City; Chas. Hecht, VIM. Hecht,
Geo. ii. Holden, B. s. Hopkins, Colin
Hunter, city; David Hunter, Pine Ridge,
Da.i S. d. Hunter, Greeley, Colo; Vim.
c Irvine, city; Thos, Kane, Sidney;
Geo: A. keeline, Council Bluffs, la; j.
J: Kinney, Antelopeville, Neb.; Conrad
hohns, Deer Lodge, Mont. +. Nj. Leav-
ering, Alb. LOOMS, Fort Collins; |. A.
Low, city; +. s. Lusk, Denver; II. s.
Manville, city; Robert Marsh, Laramie
S[ty; o. w. Mead, city; George
Mitchell; IVA, Wyo,;, Thos, Niece,
Ridge, Dakota; Walter Meet, Chicago;
Harry 0elrichs, G. NJ. Oelrichs, Edward
A. Page, city; William III. Parker, Ogal-
ala, Neb. Thomas Quealy, Carbon, Wyo.;
A. II Reel, city; Bartlett Richards, Spear
hsh, Oak; Samuel Rosendale, city;
Joseph Scott, Bingham, Wyo.; r. NJ.
Searight G. I. Seabury, city; d, Sheedy,
Sidney, Neb. G. W. Simpson, Boston,
Mass. Lemuel Smith, jr., j. w. Snyder.
Thomas Sturgis, William Sturgis jr., c..
:. Steedman, G.. r. Stephens, Thomas
Swan, city; Thomas Sun, Ferris, Wyo.;
j.. 5. Taylor, III. Il. Teschemacher, j.. NJ.
Tompkins, city; r. A. Torrey, Fort
Washakie; Richard Trimble, II. s. Van
Iassell Luke Voorhees,, o. G. Waid,
city; w. Il. Waite, Valentine, Ncb.
Tharles G, Weir, /. c. Whipple, Il. w.
Whitcomb; city; j.. II. ID. william, Lara
ME City; Frank Wolcott, Deer Creek,
myo.; G. w. Wright, city, and Lewis
Aahn, Seneca, Kas.
The minutes of the last annual meet
ing, the tenth, held last April, were read
Dy the secretary us were also those Of sub
se5haient special meetings.
Inc minutes were approved as read,
subject to a slight amendment as TO dates.
The reception of names for member
snip to the association was then declared
70 be IN order, and the same were received
oy the secretary.
On motion of Colonel A. Y. Rabbit, n
committee of fifteen was appointed to re-
port upon the applications Of parties for
membership, the same to report at 2:30
ID the afternoon.
Ihe presentation Of pnoxies was called
ISr and the chair announced Messrs. r.
r. r., ulover, Bartlett Richards and John
nay Jr., MS the committee to receive and
report upon such proxies.
at this juncture of the proceedings
secretary of the Territory Morgan APP
PKeared, arm in arm with Mayor Routt, of
penver, and. in a brief but graceful
speech, announced that he, as chairman
VI the reception committee had the honor
present the Colorado delegation. Ac-
%mpanying the guests from the Centen-
atl state were a goodly number of ladies
sno were given prominent seats upon the
following is a list of the visitors who
arrived from Denver: 8
IN DENVER VISITORS.
RipD. NJ, Frost, Dodge City Globe; Noel
awards, Kansas City Live Stock Rec