The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1884-11-22
NIGHT DISPATCHES.
Third Day of the Cattleman's
Convention.
proceedings OF the Swain
Court Martial.
Sullivan and Greenfield In
dicted tor Fighting:
rhe Sugar Kings Son Does
Poor Shooting.
Important Fire Insurance De.
cision. |
Annual Report Of Admiral
Porter.
Csttlepaen's Conventaon.

sr. LOUIS. Nov. 1fi.-At tn. open-
mo of IN. third day y session IT the
c.ltl, mems Convention ut lO.3O this
morning the the secretary read n "a
tesram from London. signed John
Eb Dson Whitley. director gen.
uI # the American exhibition = (
lss ex'epdipg cordial xreetin. ard
1np sl,g "A hope that the cenve,,-
n@ WITT decide To- hold - livestock
siDltioH in London in 1886; also q
ttyr Ill fr"" Jonn 3. Cr,.bs, la,e
Ggprn"r ct M" t. na. now Fir>t As
ct.ut PD-tin .ster General, en,tOrs-
|, ng sny action If the convention for
he protection and Development Of
he great stOck-grOwinx inter. st
.~t Of the Missouri river. General
hbln. chairman of the conImittep
po CREDENTIALS presett4d u repnst
utodyiDg l.l8O names, accrsdite.,
= 4pmbtrs of the c',nveut,nn. Names
rideutally omitted We're added.
,vrIling the list 10 over 200. The re-
port was uns imously adopted. The
rport of the committee on peruia.
Drul organization was read and
,Ioptpd without dissent, perfacting
hp election at the follow ng officers:
Gsernor John l.. Rnust, Colorado,
rpsident; GIN. N McCurtis, New
York, fir-t vice president, aud one
vice prtsiient from each State and
lartory; Amos I. Atwater, st.
auis, secretary; J. L. McAtee,
HaryIand, assistant secretary; ]. w.
both. Texas, reading clerk. Wood,
Missouri, offered q resolution
mviding for the appointment
committee Of i've to consider the
2llestOn OF the formation of q nation
ss,ciation of cattlemen of the
Mutry and draft the constitution
md by-saws for the government Of
such organization, which passed
nanimously.
Juuge Carroll, of Texas. presented
lrssolu ion urging the importance
memorializing congress on the
atject Of u nat Onal trail extending
bm Red river of the south to the
prh.
A motion to take the resolution In
rkrence to the trail from the COM
hiaee on resolutions and refer 1t tn
}becial committee of five, raised an
,kiied and lengthy debate, but was
SlDlly withdrawn, and the resolution
Efmt to the committee with the In
Emetions added by Governor Sayres
tday to make a favorable report.
A resolution to appoint q commits
faof nine IT, confer with q similar
sumittee srnt to the Chicago con-
|fnfion. was referred.
Il Adjourned till 8 p. m.
4 On Resembling, Mr.. Milner, Of
|pss Mexico, presented q resolution
reference to the arid lands in his
fAe. urging that Congress be me-
f'isliz.d to permit the leasing of I
ass lands for grazing purposes. Re
bred.
4 rssolu ion was also referred from
H l.ew-llyn. Of Lincoln county.
tssas, lr' t.s'iug agaips' giving
Ftsr 'rscss If land tn wild Indians
Ftlch otherwis,. would b. Of value
fvrszinp purp SIS, and suggesting
ths Ian b lrA-.d to st. cknen
dtfr l.r "-p.,- pert 'or tue he e
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