Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-04
SAN ANGELO.
:, che cOncho and Colorado
4, livestock !, Association
oAicers Elected.
p,siusss Transacted-A Grand
N n Gwen BY the 0itisens-A
y n, DsyOted to Racing,


al Stock associa'ioh hoe "nAJ
,mportance that usually at
,,sucb meetings in IA frontier
mt as well to the festivities at
.rnon the occasion. This asso-
vi ,enfesents more than a half
.bsad of cnttle, and is remark
4 the number OF members who
M only gentlemen of wealth but
E.stion and refinement, many OF
are permanently located in Tom
n nunty and have built upon
III rnches elegant family resi-
MSicers of the association for the
I, I, year are, w. II. Merton. pres
-. L Darlington, vice-presl-
,WM. u. Smissen, secretary and
IN Seaton Keith, assistant Sec
,tbe election of officers the reg
spess pertaining 10 the round
I'd transacted, and other matters |
,neral Interest were dis |
u Of more decorously than |
I'd susl in public ass mblies.
.tions expressive of tue sense OF
,esting were passed that the en-
rsnt OF detectives having proved
[ts,actory, the same be di5contin-
Y ast the poor condition of cattle
" vInter is due more TO rough ham
than TO scarcity of gra s, that 1t
Exdlent to round up over smaller
!. 4 IN given time, Than has been
AioIe customary, tcat the fore
IL dOutfits be requested to impress
he men under their employ the
j uance OF being more humane In
~ ling cattle. IL Is recommended
!, u, Eperintendents appoint men to
y Mb1rnt cattle and mavericks for
NY iication, and to turn over to the
No. Binspectors such as are not iden-
us, II TO be sold for the benefit of the
Isus1 IN in which .hey are found. 1t
Cd lg come to the knowledge of the
esl &lsdOn that several maverick
IA liz have been started on the range,
bnCOmmended that any employee
ON 3nember of the association known
as sIe engaged in starting maverick
ccu jhd be discharged, and that he be
% ID Bsedsuployment by other members
ESQ Ehe s&Odstion.
it hs ,tibn indicates the determl-
iie ion o. the association to dis
iorS aisDsnce practices calculated
A IN tnder the stockmen
his s to eensure, and to place their
oak aes upon the sure basis of sys-
md and honorable dealing, found TO
De- Rssary to permanent success Ia
I'd elrcumscribed business enter
y Ihe occasion of the stockmen' q
nd IlIyen by the business men of San
,H ID Pickwick Hall was filed to
IA most dancing capacity by the
If{ n Tom Green, and when some
hul lie terpsichoresn piece was
th III, sixteen eets weEo engaged in
II. sgy ma1es of the guadrille. II
&acult to speak Of the charms OF
#.tnom belle without seeming "a
Vn 4t the graces of others equally
Esd. but as all ladies are charming
Mowers seem 10 gain momenta
Neshness from their surroundings
is no room for invidious com
eons, even though many admirinl
ices were focused upon the youpt
OF our esteemed towpsmau, Loui
81 EartE, who was admitted to be O
' Enly grace and radiant beauty, b.
Npla al 10 l. 4 /
iSas ing OF female lovelicess.
be day OF the week was devoted I
eIacing for the entertainment {
Smen attending the association
prizes were two elegant saddles
part of the entrance fees. In ia
IN Iaee for horses without recorC
al swere five entries, In which M
oM ls flyer, Pine, won, over over .
y" frteld's Gray Eagle, by necl
second race there were but tw
i Y ID es, John Il Nasworthy's bloode
Eu Daisy, winning over Ale'
W ner's favorite. CoaliO.
ar bite children of larger growt
saG been engaged in pleasure,
\ e n the wrinkles from their brow
n ale ones have been having the
sah y and displaying their histrion
power of song, under the ski
rds snagement of Miss NJ Mullen
taa accomplished teacher. Your &C
y ldent has heard worse songs,
i, SsH halle, than kathleen as re
ltsea ION that occasion.
Rovements in San Angelo are
OF such every day occurren
uI,s . have almost neglected to me
iaH mat work on the water-works
!, ccs sssing; that force under Mem
iN NV Is engaged in leveling I
' \ H. that the Mansard roof ia bel
opf spon the courthouse, and that {
Daps. ssrt Tor erecting our public sch'
lIe ,sr ahg has been awarded TO w.
u ~, for the aum of$S450.
ueei III ao1able feature in the trade
pl angelo recently, hes been
.dsr uai demand for agricultural !
i n shls, which speaks well for
'ps NV prosperity OF the county, a
.de sse the faith the people have
J. ~ Nscultural character of the O
ME- is no diminution in the NJ
~; s,ai transfers of real estate at incrt
~ correspondent Is indebted Il
~, TX nS private signal corps of
Ei,n % States army at Fort Conch
se rom San Angelo, for the
nd. NM interesting statistics:
u Han In 1884, 4l.9l inches; m
4 "a .s.slure e2 50 For the month
MAG $50 1885: Rainfall. l.3s inol
: a, temperature, es.4'; low
- x - rs Wind, Sc west: total M
nt :. ~ VI Rinha anir =. n