The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-11-27

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/ IH uItk" q lfyuisilp report.
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. prepared ~ tfut, Wal Ih.UHU,U of Wash.
I lug,uu university, ~. Louis, suhody
. ma statistics and suggestions ~ inter
ust ~ vutlr-gruWnrs, which were or
drt"u uu.rltt upon the minutes sad
. viii loo published,
/ \ resolution a. appoint a committed
7 ui uiuu 10 confer with similar commit
tto " The rcoenI Chicago convention
b IS - referred,
The COMMITTEES on resolutions was al,
. lowed tp Withdraw from the hall f0I
/ guuhultallOn.
Al lo'clouA .hs convention adjourned
/ uuiii ) \. ~,
! On roassembliug al 500 y. M, tho SEQ
| rotary read dispatch from tho governor
/ OF Connecticut announcing the appoint
] mont Of Hon, Joseph W, 4 isup, delegate
! from that state. Mr.. Al,Dp was roCJs-
/ niIru bN tho convention,
air. Milne, Oi New Mexico, presented a
resolution In rclerence To the arid lands
ui his state, urgiug that congress be me-
I murialiIed "a permit tho leasing ui these
lands for grazing purposes. Referred.
the following resolution was also re-
lCrrGu:
From W. II. II. L0wollyn, Lincoln
county, Texas, protesting against tho
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value for. grazing purposes, and sug.
costs that the lands be leased
Ia stuckm'n, and the proceeds bo spent
FOR the benefit ut the Indians. Bias Els
cunbria, of san Louis Potusi; Genaro
Garcia, of Idcateca>; Homo Bono Gon-
Zatos, of Guanaj uatO, distinguished
NloGicanS, were invited to take seats on
the stand. several other MeNicaus, who
are members ol the III Paso Live Stock
association, are present, and represent
the republic of Mexico ~ delegates.
A paper from Mr., Duncan, OF London,
England, was ordered printed with Tho
records.
J. p. Wood, Missouri; n. NJ. Pollard,
Indian Territory; gen. Il. Peck, Kansas;
g. :. Snider, Texas, ana a. IL, Swan,
Wyoming, we're appointed by the chair a
committee TO draft constitution
and bylaws for the national association.
) telegram greeting from the Union
stock yards company, OF Chicago, John
Il. sherman, president, was received
with great applause. AT o'clock the
ctttlemen's convention adjourned until
tomorrow morning,
THE TANNERs' CoNvENTIoS.
The tanners convention held n brief
session this morning, and preliminary
steps were taken to organize n national
association, To be known as the Tan
ners', Hide and Leather association of
the United States, and committee of
five are now preparing constitution
and bylaws Tor the government of the
organization.
After the adoption of the resolution
providing for the appointment OF
CON mitIee 10 organize the national as
suciatiOn, the following resolution was
offered ana adopted: That all res lutions
presented to the convention be referred
TO tn committee on resolutions without
debate.