Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-21

Z ,Efagramme Of the Entertainment to
v b Given by Denver at Her
Great Jubilee,
Ane-An Invi' alton fr' m Officers Of
Colorado, State and Civic.


Line-An Invitation II, m omcsrs of
Colorado, State and Civic.
Ell Tsups of Refugio reports cattle
looking fine in his country.
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a. J Brown, an Alvsrado merchant who
is interested largely in cattle in the Pan
nsnd'e, Yves in Fort Worth Yesterday
making arrangements for the Transports
ton Of about 1900 head of cattle to the
Indian nstioD from Northwest Texas.
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TIE Victoria Advocate says cattle are
looking well AID are improving rapidly
after going through an exceedingly hard
winter. The spling shipments will coon
begin and large number will go over
the road from Victoria within the next
sixty days.
The Colorado Clipper says: Winfield
Scott shipped twenty-eeven carloads of
csttiAto the Territory Wednesday. B,
SS1Sson has placed an order for fifty cars
on the 90 h. The Magnolia Cattle Com
Dsny ship sixty cars next Tuesday. Touk
Smith started out Yesterday With an out
fit for Smissen's Hockey county ranch,
lEOuu WuCEG liz WILL SldIL dUOuL lu6 20 VI
with 1900 cattle on the trail for the Ter
ritory.
MIR. Willis McCucheon OF Livaca
county, VINO mss been in Southern Texas
for some days past gathering herd OF
$500 two year-old steers to drive to Col
UTSdo, succeeded last week IN purchasing
| from Captain j. n. Keerau 700 or SEQ
from Maaora FsUS 4, MpIJlnru
of Jackson county about 500 head.
These, with former purchases, will COM
plete his herd, which he will start up the
Trail as soon SIS practicable.
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TO get good-sizsd, active mules breed
e large, well-msde mare with nest limbs
to good-sizsd Spanish jack, II it
should rot be wished to have lsZy mule
take care that the mare be lively and
active. Mules are less subj Jet to disease
than nhorses, and their term Of work
average twice as long. For cultivatiog
they walk Indian fashion, one foot in front
Of the other Bowie Cross Timbers.
willism Gllliland, the genial cowmsn
of Baird, was in town last week, on his
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| Pecos. He informs US that 9 neighbor-
hood roundup will commence in his
heart range on the Pecos March II. The
general Pecos work will not begin till
May l. While in town, Billy sold 10 C.
Hayden of the Indian Territory 1000 head
yearlings ard up, TO be delivered at Van
! Horn on April l. He says he got good
prices, but would not mention them
colorado Clipper.
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Alva Adams, Governor of Colorado;
Donsld Fletcher, president OF the Denver
Chamber OF Commerce; W. S. Lee, Mayor
of Denver; John NJ. Berkeley, president
of the Colorado Real Estate Exchange;
John L RGutt, president of the Colorado
Cattle Growers association, have united
in an invif alton to all Texas cattlemeu
and their wives to attend the convention
of the Internationel Range Association and
participate in the celebration of the COM
elton of the short line from the Queen
City of the plains to the SEES, to be held at
Denver on March %
Colonel r. E Maddox, a member of the
executive committee of the Texas Live
Stock Association, who has been empow-
cred by the association to appoint as
delegates to the meeting of the Interna-
ti0nal Range Association at Den
YER, all Texas cattlemen who
desire to attend the meet
ing, and to give them the benefit OF tx
cursion rates, IS receiving numerous dp-
plications from all sections of the state.
From present indications it is reasonable
TO believe that 500 or 600 cattlemen will
take advantage OF the opportunity. GAS
the Pullman accommodations are limited
to twelve sleeping cars it would be well
for sll those contemplating the trip to
send their names in to Colonel Maddox at
Fort Worth at once, accompanied by the
$50 required for the round-trip ticket and
double berth, or $50 for two tickets and
double berth.
The programme of the celebration st
Denver has been secured by GAZETTE
man. 1t is introduced by the announce
ment that 1.-THE Centennial state cele-
brates the completion Of the Short Line
Denver, Texas and Gull Railway con-
Meeting the CAPT al city with the sea; also
the converting of the International Range
A, sociatiOD," and is IS follows:
Wednesday. March 2S Reception Of
visitors ard convening Of the Internaiten-
al Range Association. Ten Thousand
range cattlemsn will par icipate.
Thursday, March go -Seconds day of
jubilee. Street concert by the celebzated
cowboy band of Dodge City, Kansas
Street parade OF bIooded stock. Msgnif-
cenuball and reception st the Fssor 6FaBd,
the fiaest opera house in America. =
Friday, March 30 Third dsy ofiqbflee.
Morning display of blooded and iMported
stock; grand civic and military parade,
headed by the Cowboy Bsnd; fifteen brass
bands will be in line; the model Denver
Fire Department will also participate.
Saturday, March S1.-Last day of
jubilee. Joint auction sale of blooded
stock; excursion to the mountains, etc.
various other entertainments are being
arranged.
Each evening during this gala week,
the principal business streets and public
buildings Of the city will be brilliantly
illuminated by the most Respondent dis
play OF electric lights ever before made.
Then an announcement Of the reduced
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