The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-03-21
1--WE STOCK INTEREST,
.,,rpu TEXAS ASSOCIATION F0URTH
SESSION,
Resolution Passed Severely Condemning
NJ. Mills Tariff Bill, and Asking Him
To Resign,

contral Texas Live ) ock association
,ot in the Waco lag Infantry
Emory e.terday morning and wa,
a'oiied TO ordera 1880 O'Clock by Presi-
5ant W. w. Seley. Secretary w. E.
Hal called the roll of members and
nuud only small proportion OF
,bem present. The minutes of the
iast annual meeting were read and au-
nroyed. Tho secretary reported hav-
mo collected as dues S20l 80. The re-
nort WAS referred to the treasurer and
.ecretarv to be drawn up in different
torm The matter ofthc next session
snd the place of holding it then came
IN aud the following places were
nominated: NJ lrlin, Hubbard City,
Mt. Calm, Temple ana Waco. Nj.
Rggius was of the opinion that it
would not be wise TO have the rs 90
citation meet III a place where no
.peclal invitation WAS offered. Presi-
dent Seey said that it was thought
that the holding OF the association 10
other places than Waco would result;
in creating healthy enthu siasm
which seem ID to be lacking at present
that the time aud place of the next
meeting be referred to the executive
committee. Mr.. Wheeler sad it
would bo necessary to have enough
officers of the association from the
place where the meeting was to be bel
10 insure success. Mr.. Riggiug,'
resolution was put and LOST. Then
the president ordered the ballot tax.
en-. winch resulted as follows: Waco
Hubbard 3, Temple / The associ4-
ton thea went into the election of
officers Messrs. Gao. II Gassoway,
A. Wheeler, w w. oeley, w. w
WestOroolls, j. W. Higgins and Henry
C4uftld were nominated for prosi
leut Mr.. w. w Seley said that he
had hell the Office for three terms
and desired that another man b.
elected. Mr.. higgins said that while
he would feel nimselt honored by
such position he thought that some
more prominent stock man than him
self should be the head OF tho 1850
cation. The bal OF resulted in vote
Of seven votes for Mr.. a. Wheeler
sud six tor Mr.. Higgins. The ele3tiou
Of Mr. Wheeler was then made uuAni-
nous. The secretary was appointed
\ to cast the ballot of the association
for H. c, Couger, first v.ce-presjdeHt;
J.B Payne, secoad Vice-prGsideut
and }. W, Higgins, third vict-presi
n &s1t Or. w. f. Hall was IL lanimous-
u reelected secretary. Mr.. w. w.
:elay was unanimously elected treas
ur.r Il \ aln hl
unanimous marshal. Messra. j b
Payne, I'll f. Conger, j. w. Higgins,
" A. Poage, w. w. Selcy, ii Is Al
IN aud & 30. II. & lssoWay were elect
Imem bers Of the executive commit
tee. Mr.. w. A Poage offered the to-
owing resolution which was adopted
Whereas, 1t has pleased the Al
mighty Ruler of the de>tnle of men
Md of al things TO remove by death
ohn II. Onstolt, of Hubbard City,
Who at The time of his death was vice
President of this association, there
bre
Resolved, That we, his brother
nambers of the Central Texas Live
Mock association, in all humility
lowing to that disp en satlon which
llVes mystrious.y, but always wisely,
lsr tor record our regret for the
Aath of Brother 0nstott aud our
aumony that he was worthy mem
vi, a good citizen and noble gentle
ln, whose loss cannot be replaced
resolved, That the secretary is here
instructed to spread upon the
>auies these resolutions, to furnish
copy to the local press, and to the
'mily of deceased and that the state
apers be requested to copy these ex-
ple'slons concerning our deceased
brother.
Mr. higgins gave notice that after
Iooa he would offer o resolution con-
-'hnlng Mr.. Mills position on the
lie convention adjourned tor
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Inc association was called to order
-,oV p m with much larger AZ
sSpaance, The corrected report OF
secretary was off and adopt
me treasurer reported balance
1o nand OF Sl77.69. Inc report was
'SVpted and filed.
s~ p' j. W. higgins of the fol
Tming Resolutions:
eao ",nnefe4s, Hon. Roger g, Mills
6rno,Sent4tlve of the Ninth congress
ss 1"' q strict and chairman OF The
ana means committee, formulate
ra 'nu introduced in the house of r.,
,oit a'lVes a tariff bill. which, in eX'
him s om us, protects the man ufaciur
hod;oa OH respects and abrogates 1t
nun OF protection hi herto grant
Iv Producer, and
l.jnsD vteAs, That said tariff bill re
N ~ tAe Qu1N on tnnciu u nj r. II r h