Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-03-29

protection against contagious disease
bad been from the first Recognized as
potent reason for The union Of caItlemen.
Besides this insecurity, II would b the
occasion Of endless annoyance and ex-
peDse il the shspe Of quarantine laws,
believed TO De necessary ID several states
to prevent disease from widening its
bounds.
WORK BSGUT
A roll Cali OF the $3.50
Citations present was m,de and
there responded the Wuice RIVER ocS,
the Colorado C4ttle Grower, the \ nth
ern New NJ, xIco, the Northwestern Cattle
Range, the texas State Live Seek and
the International Sock Ass0ciari. Ms.
Governor Route suggested Ihst the nrst
business should be TO ascertain who Wss
entitled 10 mem Jership and representa-
ton.
Pending motion for committee On ere
dentlals, Dorsey called for the reading Of
some resolutions amending the CON
stitutiOp, which were read by
the secretary. They amended section
End provide that any person engaged IL
breeding and growing range cattle and
horses may by payiog an entrance fee OF
So and du, IS fixed, become q memoe!
OF the association.
Pending their consideration 81 adjourn
menE was had uutil 10 Tomorrow q. NJ.
DENVER IN HOLIDAY ATTIRE.
Denver Is IL the midst Of the greatest
Jubilee 1t ever SAW in honor OF that import
ant event, TIE formal opening OF the
Denver, Tex,s and Fort Worth Railway.
Every business house and public build
ing, as we'll as many Of the private resi-
denCes OF the city, are decorated with
f.gs, bunting and banners with sp
propriate notices and devices, and tne
whole city may be ssId TO be clothed
10 gala costume. Probably the mos: mag
nihcent sigGt Witnessed is the electrical
display Of several III u,snd coiored iRcan-
descent lamns stretched across the streets
in the middle OF blocks Ia festoOps aod g.
the street crossings in arches, making q
mass Of vivid cOioring most Impossible
TO describe, and which extends four blocks
| on Laramie and six blocks on SIxtseEtn
streets The vie = up either Of these
street. is the most gorgeous Imaginable,
reminding one OF soma fairy scene
or tale from Ara Dian Knights. With
this attraction, the parade Of the Pnan-
tom artillery, with moving tre works,
| lion OF the court squsre, the whole popu
Ishon of the city /; apparently on the
streets
FULL OF EXCITEMENT AND BNrHUsAah
At the same time q meeting OF welcome
is going on at the Caambers OF CJm-
merce. Address, were read by
| Governor Adams, exc vernon Evans
and others. The occasion will
always be memorable one
! With the people of Denver end the
thousands OF visitors now in the city,
marking es it does one Of the gre4te
eras in the history of the Qleen Glty OF
the plains. By the solvent OF this road
| Denver obtains direct outlet 10 the sea
Two days shorter than the Old routes and
this fact means much for the prosperity
Of the city. The greatest good will is
manifested between the visitors and
CT liens aud the latter are tresting the
former with the utmost cordislity. Tne
festivities will De continued the oalsnce
of the week snd will include every pus-
sible attraction for the guests imaginable
| Asso GATED PRESS.
| DENVER, Col, March 2s The third
annual meeting Of the International Cat
| tie convention opened Ia the Cham
Der OF Commerce st IL O'Clock
this morning. Three hundred dele
gates were present representing
svery section and range Of country from
the Missouri river to the Pacific coast.
The meeting was called to order oy
G vernon Adams, who delivered al
address OF welcome OF behalf
of the state. He WAS f-nowed by
MAYOR Lee for the city.
President Head then delivered
bis annual address st the cOaclu
sion of which reeolut or was
introduce ana adopted amending the
constitution OF the association so as to
give individual membership instesd
of membership through the local
associations. The coEv ntion theL
Adjourned until 10 O'Clock Tomorrow.