The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1891-11-19

were in the grasp Of the "Bio For.
combine" which fixed prices ons
forced stockmen to take them "ru
severely criticised the 'combinen az
argued that it controlled tho ro "nu
kets and dictated prices OF cattle Ana
as long as they did so cattle growors
would suffer. re correct this STATE y
affairs he called attention to an effoSt
of the National Butchers associatinn
to establish somewhere in Texas
packing house and refrigerator. Which
he argued, would create q mayEet
NJ arer home aid permit stockmen d (
Obtain better prices MIR. Gardn
made an interesting speech. and 4
was evident he had IL in for tUe uh"n
four" or the great Chicago ronopoIys
Mr.. Campbell agar took the roc,
sayin" he had no tight to make upm
the Combine. His experience hsd
been, it was Of benefs 10 the Texas
stockman, as it perm,ted them TO seIl 4.
their cattle. The Chicago packem
could only handle 60C0 beeSes dsy
but they increased treir cayacityh {
twenty thousand q day, ana we can
sell all the cattle we raise. We sall
them our old bulls now and INK,
meat is packed in MIC painted cane
and the people eat il md sm.rl, thaf
lips and say it is finr Cbicapn 10
good market, and II you send fat
beeves there you get good prices
Some time ago / semi 1il9 head ~ 4
year. old beeves to Chicago md va
ceived for them S73 rcr lad qhey
were taken out of nv uns,nre any
were grass fed I.., ,nId ,,oaS
Odds for SEQ To oht,.s, e. . : ,"l'
he aroued cattIe nm X, +, ~, We, o',e'
dition and fat and VIA, So ''. oUli'
thara was M trnnIlo 5.r,.t ro,i., "@
Mr. Smydor ~ wiIi,,,,,, ''a'''' e.,
and Mr. Sanso, w" od' .'.'".,'o" ''',y
Wr C,amnhaiI said WI u .'" III " "a'
MIR, GnrJnnr ntiar,4 d., 4.,.....,-.
resolution. "s
Whereas A pova,,a,,l h,,,, =,
aupuarated by the Ru.,.Lar.' -. .,,r ''d
,Csocintio,, Of ,,,o.;'' 49,, .' ''1o,
Inv the N,tiorai Eodn,,...,' III ,.,, va
er,, and Meat Trad. .s.N w. ,, Il,
ENGLAND Looking to,',,,J ,,''+ ast,I "
Iis6menf of a disfrib,.,,. -,'i,t , na.'i,
inr house and rnirioI....,'-'. ''-,,
some nojnt in the et5t, ~. ,..,s "n ,,,; 1S
- view of drawinmt ;d,.ai 49, liz
of live and dresSed ,li,t, %t't XXX,
tLn stocly rnisars and ia' "'' 'G ~, '"'''i
Vhnrc,s M tbat Ivy ,... .-,,
of tbn nntionoI nsSoa,0ti,,,, ha-.a Nv, w,
rentlv yisitnJ tl,o Ct - 49,, -,
thrriyod tn rnnn,t on tl,,. ,,,..,l.,"tiI,,,,
.ntit.nL nortirnio,lv +, ol,a,ta,,, TX ~
quantity nuolitv and s,,oniv of nn.t IN,
this territory which AK r|n,,,,i,, 90
have the subject nm, adyi. a,nnnt
Therefore, be it r.s.ly,d nv Ibe
Stockmen and Butcl..g, copvSption
ofthe state of Texas.
First-That the est .bIisbment of +,
national Distributing ooiut in the sta+a
of Texas by the National assocja,ion
would result i'm great .rne,iE n,t onIv
to eastern butchers, bu would greatly
advance the stock Industry of Yexas
and help the produce and consumer
ol neel. r, r
Seco,'uIl haI leEa' .af 81 a.masi
u IN , supply Oh u'.' Oh ''i. quail
IVY anu Hel sIock men ''.'.' '',iets are
prepared 10 raise ailo 81" ply 10 me
utmost Hellallus Vi .N't J. PAM nj
prices clea per tn E o4n DO s., ha1 m
o'neT nina, tlarkelS Vi the u..'o 9''','a'
ro o. nay 80 euci al e.''', prise 7""lia
stooi,,o uio ui'S sIaJe ~ ,,... ~ .us
nc onno" az" le "i VI 1eHas, aIa
a va $500 H ad n''''S .'S 'Eiv u
W. ot;c "nsI' p "iin co-o .sI'to IN 'he
cn, ,U, hIo % o'''I,h os'
cIoser huSimes e'' uoia W. ~ ''''Ut.sa
,ho wa oor D"Sanr.H de,". ,g''..'' 'e'"eeA
N NJ r0t roma, atu piU'"
%and I",ieoi a 't tS Inc e'lgI ilse
S Tid Ne @u ,anJie" 5''0 IeSU'"!.oH
, ,,s, WV tli' an pneil wa" ~ il
s was pIssi , 10 ciea!. Z. MAJ "eIHeafei
NJ A." t NY N"I ~ Iol ~ ,.,.., A.
MI MI. w. =, Johnson "lVeG thaI th'
resoiu'Ioll oe adopleu ny rising vote
ann 1r, IL carried.
q ne , cGIiV .t. the aul'"lneou hIu
~ U ciock this morhiiS.
CONVENTION NOTES.
Little Miss Murrav, the bright H.
tie daughter of Mr.. Frank Murray.
placed two beautiful bouuess on The
chairman's table yesterday.
years he had never had any trouble
Fnlt INn hoo. I-sN- !. Hr,alH