The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-03-13
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Thsfs sss qulle number m fenlsmen
| In stlsndanes 90 The convention sh0 sani
| 10 tuy ranches and cattle. and Ihsfe are
stoek men hers ulllina 70 ssll, and shiie
thsy have, In SINE Instances, been tsil ins
tossthsf, DO trades hsvs been bfosehtd ~
vel. II u probable, hos.vef, that .evetll
larse transactions In land ard stock viii
,sss place before the convention sdllufn-,
NssHs. aiefrett A hhsrsOoi, shoss faneh
IL Id the head ~ ihe main Ooneho river ,sslf
out day OF two ago 90 Wren a Psaoook ir
$40 pOOash
Oos OF the prominent stookmen IN At
tend anfe ~ the sss0e'ation IL Negotiating
Tor the isase Ut go 90 asrgs OF land IN the
Indian Territory, which he proposes, n nc
closes tho trade, Ia put intn one pasture.
The regular meeting NJ the committee ~
the association on rewards and the arrest ~
thieves aud depfedatOfs generally, was
held yesterday afternoon Ia the back room
OF tina Exchange bank. These meetings
are always ssoTeI, but they make u hot tor
cav thi6yes aud they will make IL hot for
/ all fenea-eutlers hereafter, too,
All trains coming into the city carry
Z xIFa coaches and are loaded down with
stock men coming IN 10 the association,
The following oaltlemen are At the Wiz d.
sOr: ID w Gardntr, Fort Woitn' II NJ Cat,
lett, Colorado; w Y Lu.nis, Colorado; j
Kimherlain aud W X Mayors, sherman; J
~ liu I ~ NnhlNNHNhr ANAh NHNNha fhahlN"H
ID DUCK worth, Pleasant Hill; J.p Evans
and Richard Ganlry, Kansas CITY;
" Adiingion aRd vile, Kan
sas CITY; W Is scbimellping
Plano; john = fletcher. Gainssv "a;
q w White, Waco; W J Mnrpby, For,
worth:O w Ea'ly, Henrietta; NJ suIIeit,
Waco; w 4 Jackson, Hilsborroi Glad
Ing, Gainesville; l. A Wilson AVID vile,
Miss Ange Hornby, James w Knox,
Jseksborro; George W Knox, Fort Woithi
w A Garner Fort Worth; w Proc,
Marquee; ID d Gardner, Dickens county; w
Il Batchand, gainesville; w y Edwards,
B,iIdi NJ b Pul.Ism aud , w.,:.
] " Taylor. EN- Maddox. Sam peCordo.
yer. Austin; George Jester. CorsiesnA;
ssmue Baker, Waco; J A Casper ana U
q Cade, Denver, Colorado; James w Nc
Fndden, Victoria; J n KaeraG. Il ID Linn.
Pat Hughes, Robert Clark. L o >tnner, Il
NJ Bennett, D r Faut, ] NJ B'yt ! t
Choate, w J Lot OF Victorisi NJ IL hnr,
Hsnie, IL Parker Mobee.ie; II W
Baths, Pittsyille; ii Roberts. Cypress;
] w Weeks, John Bacon, w u Gregg and
wife, Denton; ID Kendall, q Dyer, II w
Spears, Pilot Point, Isaac Cloud. Gaines
vile; G w Barefoot, Montague; ] Alexsn-
de-, Denton; A s belcher, Colorado; A g
Denmark, Big Servings; - I Adams Kemp;
|
Miss Bette Blown, Miss Mary Brown, W
Brown, X II Elkins. Ira yeter, Colirsdo;
A W Kennard, Anderson; ] & Davis, Colo
RADIO; John Keith. North Platte; w s An
derson. Fort Sumner; II z Knott, Wichita
Fslls; T b Butler. Helena; d Is Sloan,
Hilsbofo: p G Leonard, Henrle Ia J N
Mathis, Victoria: w ) Morgan, Weather
lord: John O. Talbot, Miss Fannie Talbot,
Miss Katie Talbot, J Goodwin. Fort
Worth; W b Tulis. Mount Calm; W I
! McCariy Grahsm; J w Jones, Rlchmond;
Fleming, Austin, Joe Ca.lias
Golian; o II Burns, CoTslcana
FB Erevers, 0ckmulgee, l. T.; Il T DAVIS
, T Atkinson, rhrockmorton; u
, Bronoueb, ID Cummings. Coleman; X
TAYLOR, Cisco; 7 THOMPSON, rahleqush
s S Maddox Mobeetie: l. b smith. Gaines
vile; II l. Nan Wich, Peco.; A NJ Rixey
Sherman; Wm Hudson, Gainssy,lle; !
Burnett Fort Grfiin A S Mercer, Henri
eta; o Kimnel, Mansiisid; r Hudson
; Burne'; J N Fentoa, sweetwater; Miss
mona; John II Blyeit McGregory
: AT the st George: b Williams, Oatdt
Mills: J Chapman, J IL Paine, W Hew
kins, Denton; l. Eidemsn, lot Point
IL @ Chapman and James Ed
wards, Pilot Point; Q A Gsnghiener
Mexia Il II Sabip, Colorado
,, J D Staples, Houston; John Farrar, Eanis
, Worth; L Stont b Gstewood, Ennis;
, ] Blskely, Belle PLAIN; L 8 Sessions, Rice
is Todd, VIII Farmer, r 8 Bell, G "
5 Lewis, Kosse; l. Mcdonald, Mexia; w
!. Brigham ann wife, J 7 Lyon and wife
; Graham; N Q Lynn, J K P Sherley. Pail
Pinto: W H H Cramer, Denver, Colorado
!, George crs%on, Greer county; John e.
|, ! mour; A W Hilliard, Swee
wfieF Files, Files, 1s sSSs. B BlG Eli
county; John Cox, Henrietta; W E
: Mcdonald, A Brown, Hillsboro; W Ban
som, Ed Ground. Alvarado; A Belcher
2 Z Il East. Archer; = " Harold. For
. Worth; W e Moore, W Iugnm, Sulphu
. Springs; J II Parramore, Abilene; 8
9 Walker, @ L Kendall. Eonis; @ O POOL,
Hart, Clebarne; G W Kelly, Greenvllle
!, A N Snapp and wife. Workman; J
4 Weeks, Pilot Point; Mrs P e W,thers. Deu
, ton; ] H Onstott, Hubbard; ] s Brigham
:. B Steff and wife, Mckinney; A W Whit
9 ing, Melissa; B p Smith, Sherman; r
, Gray, GreaneviIle; VIM Balm, Denton Jo
Il Rhes, Breckenridge, f 0 Walden, J "
'. Walden, Sbermsn;J LaiDg, H W Davis
! Weathsrford.
THE BALL AND BANQUET HALL.
y The young ladies who have charge O
oCOldItbS titO buii ALL biC Eoii aub ublNuC
: have wrought quite % change in ite appear
aBce. With evergreens and garlands, grace
' fully hung pictures AID adornmeuts in tn
shape of cow horns, ETC., they have sue
ceedsd in making IL pleasant and attrac
tive. Miss Katie Cabell the head of tn
committee, has abored hard, as have he
assistants, In the matter aud has show
n most excellent taste in the decoration of tn
place.
CATTLE BUREAU BILL.
!, Along with this report of the Stockmen'
! association, the following is taken from tn
.. Chicago Evening Journal. which will be O
interest to ali csrtlemen:
A reporter of the Chicago Evening Jour
: nal was sent to the stock yards to ascertain
how the commission men sc hat great
center OF the live stock trade felt about tn,
: bill now pending before congress which..con
templates the establishment OF sanitary
bureau to take the health Of the delicat,
o Texas steer in charge. The following opin
:. lens of gentlemen who have been engaged
from fittesn to forty years in the cattle
? trade, and who have large amount Of cap
: ital invested in the cattle trade, will be reat
with interest, not only by the citizens o
l this metropolis, but by siockmen through
, out the length and breadth OF this cattle
+ producing country. The reporter give:
what the stock yard men actually said, and
! the readers of the Journal can draw theil
! own conclusions.
3 MR.. ROBERT sTRAHORF,
OF r. Strahorn & Co., WHO'S 81 years OF age
land has been continually among CATTLE
since his 18th year, takes no stock in the
existence fpleuro-pncumonia or any other
, contagious disease existing west of the AL
t legheney mountains which could noticesbly
, affect American cattle. Mr.. Strahorn con-
siders himself to some extent entitled to
speak by the card. from the The fact that he
handled last year over So 600 head OF cattle
. and fnnnd no case of CONTAGIOUS diseaae