Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-03-08
ON THE SIDE.

o. H. Nelson of Kansas City is here
w. T. Searight of Austin is in attend
ance.
George Splitter of Jacksboro is taking in
the convention.
T. S. Hutton of Joplin, Mo-, is an in
terested visitor.
S. H. Montgomery, of the San Angelo
country is in the city.
John W. Baird, Denver, Col, stockman,
is among the visitors.
D. E. Simmons of Paint Rock is here to
see all things well done.
R. E. Wilson, of Padenville, an influen.
tial cattleman, is in the city.
August Schuster of St. Joseph, Mo-, is a
visitor to the convention.
Messrs. H. C. Babb, j. W. Rogers and L.
D. Rogers of Leona are here.
F. W. Turner of Santa Anna is here 70
take part in the deliberations.
W. P. Haszlett, one of Colorado City's
prominent stockmen, is here.
Charles Coon came up from Weatherford
and will stay to the convention.
Whit Adair of Strong City, Kan, is a
visitor, and an interested one.
Messrs. D. F. Wallis and Zeb F. Order
of Kansas City are in attendance.
j. F. Shepard, representing the st. Louis
national stocbyards, is here 10 see.
L. r. Hastings Of Chicago is here, to see
how a genuine cattle convention is run.
W. E. Skinner of the Omaha stockyards
is here to interview the shippers.
C. L. Shattuck of Shattuck & Co., COM
mission merchants, Chicago, is here.
J. H. Stephens uncle Henry, of Kansas
City, is here to take in the convention.
W. R. Curtis, one of Henriettas promi-
nent cowmen, came down last evening.
1T Lytle, one of the best known ranch
uen of Southern Texas, is at the Pickwick.
Henry c. Hall of Tulsa, I T., was shak-
ing hands with the cattle growers yester-
day.
George 7. Hume of Austin came up yes
terday to attend the cattlemens conven-
ton.
Messrs. ". B. Lewis, T. B. Morris and
I. ]. Lewis are among the Coleman
visitors.
Messrs. R. H. Harris and W. c. Harris of
San Angelo, will participate in the de-
Hberations
A. 4. Wiley, one Of Mitchell county's
representatives, is talking business with
the cattle growers.
E. G. Brewer Of Brownwood, came up
over the Rio Grande yesterday TO partici-
pate in the meeting.
VT. Waggoner and wife OF Decatur are
autographed at the Pickwick and will take
in the convention.
C. c. Slaughter of Dallas came over YES
terGay, and will see how the convention is
carried out in Fort Worth.
Major H. T. Keenan,, representing the
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy route, is
here buzzing the shippers.
Dr. C. B. Raines of Mineral Wells is
swelling the crowd by his presence and
shaking hands with a host of friends among
the cattIemen.
w. P. Buel and wife, Col. W. L. Tam
blyn and wife and S. J. Herrick and wife
OF Chicago are in the city and will take in
the cattlemen's convention.
n. R. Johnson, czttle inspector for the
Indian Territory and the Panhandle OF
Texas, is with the rest Of 'em. Mr. John
son has been on a trip TO New Orleans, La
redo and Monterey
Maj. ]. s. Grinnan of Terrell, Tex, came
in on last nights train. The major is here
to attend the convention. He is breeder
of Hereford cattle, and makes a speciality
Of grade Hereford bulls for sale.
Charley Wear, the livestock agent of the
Denver, came in on the southbound train
last night, having in charge delegation of
eighty-fye, picked up al the way down