The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-09-04
rnG LIVE STOCK MEN.
THE MEETING A. swetrWhrra
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Pursuant "a c,il oftlc President, W.
u, Lewis, uf mitchell county, rrNls,
this association met NJ the cuurt-huusr
Ia S~NnrtYIi"r, rrNIs, NJ 10 a, M, IA
x TT 18th, 1874, Fully srvCuty.h,u muiu-
the proceedings, The Secretary, =. l.,
Cunningham, called the roll aud the
President explained tho object
ut tho meeting 10 hp Tor
the aS,n 'intiOn To arrange for the fall
roundup and gathering ol cattle,
On motion ot I. j. Martin, uf Mitch
ell, tho president appointed commit ur
t'ltS pl tnl prepare IN work, SIT the
time aud place Of meeting TOR tho : "
ural districts, decide when the work Was
IL hcSin and select supcriut ndcnls To
MI tho vacancies that may have occurred
since the llSt m'utius.
Tue con 'ittuc appointed ~ above
motion consisted of tnn following mouu-
'' - with JoScpi Addir, ST., a, cnlir-
man:
l.St Distric'-C. g. Slaughter ,,l
Giur.e Y. McWilliams. "'
Second District Joseph ,l,ir sr and
I, J. Martin.
Thiri pi'triat-A. W. billiard and Joe
NJ. D.dnton.
Fourth District -Jaaos Lane and
JaurS smith.
Fiith Di>trict-WilIi.a am Holloway and
j, W. Nuud.
sixth p'stric;-J,hn II. Bcrlo and A.
], Long.
seventh District 4. Il. Burant, y. j.
Nn'sLl a"d =. Holz.
Ninth an T,n.h Distrirts-All the
'p'Nu p"' .mitteGmcn.
Apnhm GtiouS tor membership were
'hoIl pr esrntrl and acted upon, resulting
ia w. election at the following anne
aI,n icautS az members:
". =. Powers, OF Lyons Il Powers,
S5wectwatrr, Texas.
/ II I,''t', Svnlsv t.er, TiNE.
Nprmn E'lt,l. Syno;wltar, rnxs.
J II. Ross III lsol, SSHetw itvr, Texas.
q. :. Gtrine', SWcetwater, Texas.
James Lame, Colorado, Texas.
l.. II. Glu>cOrk, Colorado, Texas.
\. e.. Rush, OF Rush Bros. X Co., Big
Springs, Texas.
!. W. Holmes. of j. w. Holmes d Co.,
Estirlde, Crosby county, Texas.
The committee on %ruund-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 unwi>c to make
any positive arrangements here as To
the manner in whicr tn: ing should
bc worked. but select tht following
lines am places for tho work To begin,
md request all outfits to assemble ut the
places designated below, the day preced-
ing the one selected for work u begin.
md To report to tho seNor.l respective
sup,rinteidentI herein after named:
District No.. Willis Holloway, SUI
perintendent. Work begins On head of
Tobacco Creek, September 10, 1881. Ont
Its will report to him September II, l>Si.
Ilt1 r,.t NJ - ntt,.- lDAusniI IA.
intendent Work bcginI September 10,
1881, ut Luriem Wells. Outfits will re-
port to h III September II. 1881.
District M. ), viii comprise two divis-
ions. the first division viii he in charge
If y. III. Scott, superintendent ana WORK
in his will begin september D, 1884, ut
Eagle Pass, On Eagle Creek, aud
outfits will report mt that point Septem-
Der 3 1881, To Siiperinteni Z Scott. The
second division will begin work Sep
embcr q lSSl, and be in charge OF II. NJ.
Clayton, superintendent. Outfits wi!
reyort 10 him at the mouth OF Buffalo
creek, September . 1881.
District No. 4-Samuel c. Wilkes, sli-
perinlondent, will begin work Svpteni-
Der Is ISL, at NUNS ranch. Quits 10
report September IT 1851.
District No. 5-ivvr.sa ElkinS, Super
lntelltcnt, viii begin work ut Cotton
wood pens, in Elkins' range, September
10Th, 1881, and outfits viii report Sep
.cmher lith, 1881.
District No. CIV. Il. Holloway, Su.
"perintenlcut, will begin work AZ Kid
Wells old ranch, ON head of yellow
House creek, September 10th. II out
its will report there to Superintendent
IN the9t!,.
District No. 7-Otho Dnrau., Supcrin-
Jendent, will begin work at W. n,
grounds ranch, September 9th, 1854
outfits will report 10 superintendent
here september 18th, lSS4.
District 40. S-Wiiliam Hughes, super
,ntendent, viii begin work at Dulin's
ranch, AT the head of Jim Ned creek,
September 5th, and outfit viii report 10
superintendent hughes, AZ that ranch,
September 4ti, 1851.
District No. 9-LOrrtcd in Brown ana
Callahan count @ n t being represent d
ia ,nIo committee, nor ~ lnio meeting
he secretary OF the association waS re
uupSted 10 notify the SUPERINTENDENT Of
That district. Joe Grc"r, 2 o n point a time
and place Tor the worA 10 begin and no
titv the association Trough The Texas
Live Stock journal.
District No. 10. ;. Franklin, SUPER
i%ntendent, will begin work September
10, ISL, at Triangle Ranch, head % Duck
,;reek, and outfits VIII report ti.ere to
superintendent September ., 1854.
All outfits are supposed to BIS cpilpoS
I'd OF working men, and superintend-
antS are urged to see thai the hands
work faithfully and well, and are re-
Ilestrd to send home all incompetent
md idle employees.
Respectfully submitted,
Jos. AuAIR, SR.,
Chairman Roundup Commit.ee.
After this report was received anu
adopted and the committee discharged,
Coz. c. &. Slaughter, OF Dallas,
ed that since reports from various sec
lions of the west Were being spread owe.
the country to the effect that Texas cat
tic were diSeaseu, II quarantine
against such cattle in other States and
territories was now being enforced, he
would ask that Il cOmllittee OF six gen
tlelnen, members of this association,
now present, be appointed to inquire
TINS subject OF disease among
Texas cattle in The section OF country
sented by the Colorado and iirazos
Cattlemen's Association, and report the
same to this meeting. The President