The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-08
stsckmen's Convsntis.

steckmen's t0nventlon,
Tho third national convention OF
stockinsn will be held at the old Cssn-
Der Of Commerce building la Chicago,
November II aud Is, the lsst two day .
OF tbs fat stock show, and the regular
annual meeting Of the National Cattle
Growers association Of America will
be held November 10, In the ONCE Of
this association, No. 2S4 and 23s La Sale
street, Chicago. All sJockmsa waiting
Chicago are invitad 10 use the offices OF
the association ~ headquarters while
in the city.
Among recent appointments Of rep
reseDtatives TO attend the convention
are the following:
Governor Perry, Of Florida, has sp.
pointed Aessrs. W.. D.C.wthorn, Zlbu
King, III. +. Sy kes and w. ii. Bletch
10 represent Tho live stock interests Of
that State.
Governor Dawes has appointed
nessrs. N. Paxton, j. o. ChAss, +. w.
Harvey aud 6laudius Jones TO repre-
sent Nebrasks.
The State of Kansas will be repre-
sen,ed by Messrs. w. Martindale,
John Joter, John X. Wright and d. T..
Ballard, appointed by Governor Mar
tin.
Governor Lloyd. OF Maryland, has
named Msstrs. Edward Lloyd and
Frank Brown,T.Alex Sesh and Edward
Emory as delegates.
Messrs. ". Kirk wood, P. J. Flint, J..
Dooley and j. Flint have been ap-
pointed to represent Oregon.
Governor Bates, OF Tennessee, has
named Mossrs Campbell Brown, @. p.
| Warhsld, II. g. Moorman and Ii. q.
Ellis, delegates and alternHtes for
Tennessee.
Gilman s. Moultsu, Esq.,, has sesn
asked by Governor Pipsrse, Of Yer
mont, to represent that State.
By Governor Rusk, OF wisconsin,
Messra. A. A. Arnold, Il. Harding, j.
NJ. Ttus and u. M. Lyttlo have been
appointed.
nessro. W. Kirkmau, Pardy J.
Flint, JOIN DOolsy aud Joseph Baxter
have scjspted the invitation OF Gov
ernur squirss, Of Washington, TO como
~ delegates representing that Terri.
tory.
Governor Psttisou, OF Pennsylva.
nis, has named Nesars. Thomas
Bradley and James Young 50 della
gates for that State.
Tho American Jersey Cattle club
will be represented la the convention
and AZ the annual nesting of the Cat.
.!s Growers association by Nessrs. f..
NJ. resll and WI. q. Dean.
The Iowa State board Of agriculture
will 90 represented by Messrx. ". r..
smith and John Scotr.
The Iowa Improved Stsck Breeders
association will be represented by
Hon. James Wilson, J. b. Grinuell,
John Scott sna L. $. Coffin.
The live st0ck interests OF the Tenth
congressional district OF Iowa will be
represented by Hon. ID. w. Mott.
Tha Nebraska State board OF agricul-
'urs delegates are Messrr. J. b. Ding
more, Il. Daniel and W. NcCioua.
Messrs. J W, Wadsworth, w. q.
Upchuroh, III. f. Bshnfson and W. II.
Oapshart will attend for tho North Oar
DINA State agricultural society.
The Ohio State board Of agriculture
will send Messra. &. d. Bailey, l. N.
Bonham, W. y. Foster and J. q. Lever
Ing TO the convention. Mr.. Bonhsm is
one ~ tho executive committee Of tho
National Cattle Growers association,
~,
Nobefly and Il. III. Prewstt will at
tend In behalf Of the Kentucky Short
horn vOciety.
Tho Jefferson County Agricultural
soc,oty, " Nebraska, will send Il. l..
Dawson, ]. G. Kisterson, jobs Lauder.
oack aud W. ". Watson.
tho Scott County Agricultural soci-
aty, OF Illinois, VIII bs repre- sented by
/ III
and Henderson Kincaid.
Tho Highland Union Agricultural
society, II Onio, viii send Msssrs. G,
F. CoNdrey, l.. II. PAyns, Or. T., b.
Lee and b. Il. French.
The Montana Live Sock association
Will have hero At the convention Mr..
\. j. Stewart and other representa-
tives.
Governors OF other States and Terri
tories who have not vet selected dele
gstss, have notified tho association OF
Sheir intention to make tao appoiut-
msnts In time for the convention.
State and local live stock snd agft.
cultural organic ATOMS have done the
same, 30 that IL ~ now ssttled that he
coming meeting will bs the largest
delegate gathering over held by
st0ogmen 10 America. The number
o. representatives has peep carefully
limited to two delegate aud two alter
mates rom each State, Territory and
soqity or association, that the conven.
.ien might not degenerate iuto n mere
mass m0stins, but that IL may be n
BUSINESS gathotiog OF representative
men, Tor tho purpose OF considering
questions NJ grAat Importance IN the
nyaatnek intarasta ~ tia counties . /.