Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-11

"NlWet ptNluuice existing against Tevaa
chtlie 10 northern ranges add pleds,.a
ton. NV''s''
tNduHr lNsrEctfoN LAWS.
ihe iollowing rcso nti,h, offered Nv
President carer was ndopied. Whereas
We, The suck aistrs Of Nnrthw,st,qn
itAas, ~ cgnyeniion assembled, consider
we icgisiatien = Tho territories IL New
Mexico aud Arixpna on the subject AZ
~ ~ so.cHlled cattle inspect on laws. nm
Just afbiirsry and Unconstitutional Ia "a
iarR v prphibis Al cattle, whether as.
.Assu or nOl' from enp'fing said iern
tiFits, except ihst dtOyers nay AZ
rom 10 70 70 cents head on their herd.
therefore lio n
ResUisel. that we heartily indofse
lion y w T, lannam Va inirodnt.
wv nil> asking that congress
shall disapproyc aud thereby render nun
aud void he said legislation, aud that No
request the Other Representatives ana
,eualors lrbm MS slate 70 co-operate.
WIN MN ~ epdepyorlng Co secure cou.
tressp MAJ eetlon uppnthcse bills az once.
ooi ~ spring dito- are iltguh
hat tue crttny 0f this convention is
hereby directed 10 send copies OF this
resolution 10 each senator and rpppe.
srnttlgo from Texas.
JOINING rnE tNIERNArfoNAL RANCE AS.
sUCMtiuN
dispatch was received from Col. A
Al britlon, urging the Endorsement of
The International Range asfoca Ion that
lat' ~ met az Denver, aud the Importance
OF ihts association bccomiug mcmhcr
thereof. Mr y. j Simpson OF weather.
i'rd didn't Know that any hentilt would
accrue t. this ussocialiun ny said connoc.
non tr inauguration; II 80, be was IN
tiNor OF lpming ", but unless some good
Moull accrue he opposed the idea Col
simpson explained tue obi cts and work.
ihgs oi the International Range assocIn.
ton and 'tiougly advocated adopting TIE
cours' suggested in tho dispatch. Mr..
q. z. hlAuthtSrui Dallas made motion
70 thai effect which was carried without
opposition, aud he secretary was in.
slntted To apply Tor membership ia the
NJ n said prg1n,zlIion, which closed The
bnsinrrs Of the day, and the association
aulnhrhed u meet at9.30 a. m Thursday
LONG noRN LACoNlCs
with the exception oi one year $50, Col.
KIT Carter has served the association as
itS PIE ident sincu It's birth ten year. ago
wen DO he deserve The appellntion OF
"oll rrlia O.
The re.etcllon u J. @. Loving to the
OH - II 8, cretaiy aud treasurer was a
Just tr'nute % faithful aud efficient
M, mhCr; one WHO has ever abOr5d z,ml.
onsy To promote the best interests ~ the
organization, ana to NhOsc tireleAA efforts
us SUCCESS Is h. NJ smal degree attrlbuta
be.
The cattl' men all seem TO be In very
high spirits Ter the future outlook of the
cattle interest IN Texas
Col John n Simpson says that he con
sidors with almost absolute certainly
that the shipment II cattle from Texas
for the ensuing year viii far exceed that
OF ihc past, aud tnat the prospects ol the
stochmrn are much brighter now than Tor
5 mr tim" past.
Mai. w b. Scayers Of Gonz les, IN the
sou horn part Of The state, thinks dit.
ferent, aud says that almost every stock.
man IN Texas has been shipping every
head uf cat le into the markets that could
possibly bo usrd, aud now the time ha-
come WHEN they Will DO forced TO hold
Tor awhile. He thinks that not so mipy
win be- driven flom the STATE as hereto.
fore, as Texas Affords about the best
range IN th' United States
Mr. W II. Canncr Of Denver thinks
the cattle interest viii take boom be.
fore very long. lie thinks the shipments
from II X ls TO the markets for tho com.
iug season viii largely exceed those OF
ihc past,
There was number OF ladies present
at the morning session. Tho people Of
Wpatherinrd nre taking no little interest
In IN, convention.
Fort Worth Is prominently spoken OF
ns tir-t.rat' pace 10 hold the next an
nual m, ct ny aud It's CLAIMS VIII be
vigorously pushed.
Buyer, aud sellers are said 20 be con-
| sldcrlplr distances mrl and though thcre
are men whu canu TO the Convention pur-
posrly 10 buy, but little, u any, trans 90
| tims have been eousummatcd. Oue
ockmdn whispered TO n GAzErTE re-
| porter that he could get as many
| warnings IN he wanted from this sect ~
at 81, aud two year-old Tor about $l2
Bul neither Of these figures, II seems, had
| hocn offered
There are rumors Of big. IDEALS but
| the principals keep mum
Sellers ARE loan 70 part with thtiI
stock az current figures, and good many
| are determined TO mold Tor u riHG. Ihef
say that cattle are uNreasOnabiy low, aud
| that there Is bound 10 be a boom In prices
before many days.
MIR. C. r.. Odem of the Fort claims
that the value OF cattlr ISN'T likely 10 get
lower than at The present, mud VIII sOou
ar,aty look up. llu thinks the demand
! win be girater In The future
! A. J Brown vi Alyarado thinks every.
| thing Is at bottoms, and cattlcnon can
safely Look for better tunes In the near
! future,
| l.xBcuTiyE COMMITTEE.
The following are the mcmb r. OF the
! exc cutlyo committee G.. l.. Carter char
man, W S. lkard, $. Il Buruet J G
Loving, j n simpson, A T. Bush, Jr,
IC. g. Slaughter, a ~ Briitun, q.
Withprrpnon, II G.. llediord, w. 7,
/ Waggouer, w. z. Lewis, VI. o Lynn,
That rrsolu ion relative 10 irausporta-
] tim rates that have heretofore made
packers masters Of the situation wa' a
move In the Iiaht direction.
Same very tipe stock will be rallied Tor
al waikor's Nag nyard Tomorrow alter
noon at o'clocR
Thorp Andrews u n edand Captain
lizard are among tho delegates from Fort
| worth.
The unsnlmlty with which the cpnyen'
| tion inAurs,d the actlon nf col ). 7. Cun-
| nlnaham cyinced HE storkmen's npprrci-
| alton Of his services rs a E pterhnleht ON
clal
over 200 delegates icil on the evening