The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-11-20
j. D. SAVERS MAY BE CHAIRMAN
Something About the Vast Amount OF
wealth Represented by Me HUI
Iionairo Bnrons, IN Explained
by BewiiderIng Statistics,
SOME OBJECTS or THE MEETING.

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preparations "ro III P'"s''f' W. '"0 WI
Vehtioii. ho,rs
coMiNu ia TRAN Li.on ., 49,.
during to-uny nnu tJihoaVM s ' nno
VIII DO grnht ih,,un w ,oioS"'v Gin ono
tram Oh thirteen "i'ii'n. ."ia M4Ii ~,
rive rom Denver, pearuis roI,toson ,',i
tiyes rom Colorauo, Mentana, = ttn p n',d
wyoming, anu ahother VI eishI ruii,
man co S,iii ok m.S o" "iii or ,U
Texas. sui DINERS wiz nrll.o
from the west 9nu tnG hor,mWos.,
anu on MJu rrSn, nm" ne n MORT and cas-.
Gus arriyais from .he ,n moa.n Ni,u Has',
Iowa VIII senu over -h iVo' an Iii; lar nseainr
VIII oe rePpoSon/u NY sun III sa.,5
number: bhi,l Eoro "'oho Will sun"
twenty-nYe ueieg ,' .n,, ,ssoc,,r,ov
TIE TENS stNtm nssU, az wool,
VIII ,npiu ~, n,a' So, vn' r,,n,har,
Propapiy iuesuayi NM iniEo AK. no ~ ~ q
VI .a,r,ers i'pl, "i,ie ',',r 49, aons
coun.,S mlii nav ,iat,in 80 m omS
tnS,'Isoi, 70 anu VIII WY 'n..io n.y., CIV"
VIII no Youpt organize an associatioh'
RICH hANoahns. oo,,,
An luea OF tne enoriiio9s WALL u
Whlsh Will DO rep.eseh'ou ~ VIZ
ueleeates 10 thc ,, c"..ielo et, .
convention Mmich wiz m "'s Sa;mnd
n9re to-l i,o;nr roraasynoo 70 Spart of
rom tne io,,ominS oSsnciotiona that
Inc companies nnu ass ,ha S,otnne ants .
nave seats ior oeIeea'es, VIZ , ~ ~ .
being Obtained from INC oiiicors VI 'ho
various coilpahies: ,r,oS
p THE LARGEST AND KiCh Est !, As ~ Anos
IN the country petnaPs I'M sne liza, nIHdS
Live STOCK associa'ioii, vi ieAas, "ni ''n
exC e nearly 10; a., rom o ' a large
eIhpracos ~ nS '1n. - .p,,,.,nn ~
NUMBER oi Ino lnenlrots ~ ioui Va
What are Known ~ uis.nio. asSoo'". so,,s.
"The ASSOCIATION owns i'vW,uv ,
mead OF cattle, 'he Saiiie .Eo nno
per OF sheep, anu o U,9o
horses. Ilouera ~ ono nnn Tha ch
vaiue wouiu pe si1,ovo,vvO. lie ho ' eli,
SaIes "a s.,s tn ~ cot With a large
badges attachea 70 the coat VIII ihis ~
niVe-poln4;toEi SUN So Uu a siiUer COW
"9isnims anVu ~ ~" tbo o diStr;ct organiza-
me Iarsest W =; sn H. oi''ii'' Vi s"A'~A
lions IN the state ID tne ,o,
SOUTHERN TEXAS LIVE "iooN A'SooiN
400 ooa iEN, -. cattle Az ono
Whlch Owls fIV,Ouo noaI ", S"s Sho,, ,''o oJI
Rnorses ana iarse 81 mu ana con VI rSneep, a,
auea eo az aoc over cros s ~ an% valnas at Sii
a,ooooV acies VI ."nu, ;r a,u1u ro az
1,OV, hakinS o Smei 100 ehT,ho ptupu ,ioy
worm apouG 9-i,VOo'VVV iheS 0ihPi'J
~ men as neIuers;; .,,.;,,s
ne otner iarsS uisIniot a S Iat
eXas are tne MoI.nw YES c aeMaS o oaS
alsers associaIiCn' Sio ooiUta' ti,o
i9S GatIlelnens asso o.;ot;n, a emJ
hailuie Llve oeuoh "s Stooia ouso "
C on az I ab% So OWN ,sr%e herds and
al VI 1 mh,cn Hmn 20 S3ba nomvan.
nd large aeleea'iohs W 'ne 'on'on
N. o
FROM NEW MEAioo .,a .bo
even assoclaelolis arg replosen.vu' .uo
iargest oi Wnich - .mo ;oi .ne
Mexico Cattle Growers tso, assoc nauorS
whose range praclie G M IGrus1
O oount;as Mo and a embrace s 150ojo0D
counties, anu '1,i iip'" Soo ooo boad oI
acres OF lano, on when oou'ooo neau %
cattle Craze, besides large huhoer Vi
horses. N ,rv;oo
Inc otner associatlons ~ o He Woo aattiO
are inc aqua Oale n ooo W aon vooy Eare,o
anu Sapltal y, Ta''oUo .;,H ~ 900 oaS3t,a
MOUND assoclatiSsn; GOV WIN don iW,VVy Uattio
anu capital VI SI'ooo U;tG aon ooo haoS Of
county assoclatioh WI w 400 av nSU. tiea Vi
cattie ana caPltal OF To,uv,ooo, I.e G zoo
tral New Mexico assoclatl 10 n, w rnn ooH,,
wv cattle anu capitai Vi ?o,oV %. o0 uuo
bona Anna assoclatiun, Wath So,oVo Gay
tie ana capltat Oh $luV,9uV; in t ane ouu ,ti,
western assoclat so nSo N @lth 'Vooo ca''ie
anu 0apis sT. u LOUIS S1is'e COWBOYS.
At the ranches owned or confronted
by ST. Louis men, anu whose heauquar
ters are in this city, the largest lhterest
IS that OF Hunter " Evans, Whlch CHI
braces several ranches In IeXas, Inc
Indian territory, Kansas ana Nepraska,
and has 2S6,0oO cattle ana capitai ol
62O,o0O ana owns or oS c0ntrols py i lease
and otherwise, II ,464, OOO acres OF lan a.,
Next comes the Continental, Win 9o,O9O
cattle and capital OF SI,uoV9; Ianul
94,SSO acres; the clark Cattle ana Lana
company, with 5000 cattle and capt. o
tai OF $5O0,OOO; Land, eoO,OOo
acres; the Niobrara cattle company
with 81 ,OUO head OF cattie anu caPloai
OF 100000, land, 3,Oo0,OOo acres; IN Inc Ray,
acres; the st. Louis cattle company, cat
tie, o dS,ooO head; IL, capital, s2ooooo, !ana,
100000 acres. THESE, with one or Two
small concerns, give an aggregate cattle
interest operated mere OF G ~ Sso mead OF
cattle, $4,43', OOo capltal; o,oVo,ooo acres oi
land.
CHAIRMAN OF THE CoNVbN ION.
Among the gentlemen most proml-
nent!y spoken OF CHAIRMAN OF inc cS or
vention are Col. II. u: Hunter, OF 81.
Louis, who first suggested the holdlng
or the conve ntion, ana VINO na
taken q very active part
In All preliminary arrangements; hon
20 Sayers, formerly neuten o,eotag 70
erner OF Texas, ana recently eiecteu 10
represent one OF the districts OF that
State IN congress, Ex-UoVerHer y. a.
Hadley, OF New MEXICO; Jas. M. cary,
president OF the wyoming Stock Grow
- association, ana Thos. Sturges, also
Wyomlnss
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