Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-15

OF Runncns county, with 5000 head Of
cutie. Hume Bros ut Austin, with
6OnO head Jackson \ Allwcl of Shvr-
wood, Coke county, with 2lun head
Barnett Gihhs nf Dullns. q. j. Bedford
KNOX county. with 1000 head w, T.
Ward Of kunx county, with 800 head
l.. H. pwctt of Scury county with
600 head of cattlpj II. II. Mastcrson oi
Mobcetip. Hcmphill county. Will l&Oo
hcnd. John n Lewis of Nolan county.
with zoo heads H. \ Webb OF Runuulle
county. with 1000 head. NJ r. nnd u.
B Johnson of New MU1icu. Indian Ter.
ritory, with 5000 hcnd of cattle; Inhu
Dcunis Of EnsilAnd county, with 100
head of cattle; Smith & futile Of lndinn
Territory, with 300 head, y NJ, Camp
bell. Indian Territory. with 100, II. WIN
dom of Callahan county, with 400 head
G.. H. Ray OF Texas with O0l head
~ u Clcgg Eastlnnd county. with lW
head Forlyco a Slycrstiue of So
county, with 2OOu head; aud n j, Webb
Of llunnells with 1000 head, Az VI these
ELECTION or OFFICERS.
Mr. Brush placed In nomination one
of the members who hnd done aa much
as anyone tO mike the association inc
succoss il has been, A. T. Bush
Mr.. "Lum' Slaughter seconded the
nomination of Mir Bush. who was elect
cd 10y acclamntinn
j Il, Taylor of San Antonio was nomi,
mated for hrHt yicr-prcsdent and lac was
elected by 0cclnmnuOn.
S. 10. Burnett of Fort Worth was
elected second yiceprcsident by nccla-
nation
j. O. Loving was elected secretary by
ncclnmatiDn.
lie was briefly grateful ard promised
10 do the best no could for Tie Rssoe-
alton.
Tho nomination Of an assistant sec.
rotary was in order and the PRECEDENT
called attention t0 the great Importance
of this Office II was formerly q place
Of nominal duties but with the work due
10 the growth Of the association h would
take an efficient man a. iil the place.
Mr. Springer Ugprsfcd thnt IN HE pN-
ecutive committee deemed u necessary
Ia appoint an assistant the secretary be-
consulted. and his wishes he deferred 20
90 large extent
The election nf the assistant secretary
was deferred, and the executive commit
Tee given the power 10 select the assist,
ant Ncrotry II IL was dccmed necessary
10 have one.
T.. y. Horrold Of Fort Worth was
elected treasurer, with a salary Of Ai2
per year. payable Ia monthly install
monts.
The president said he would lntcr an.
nounce the executive committee.
1,n assistant secretary was appoint
cd 10 sign railroad tickets. about 100 10
number. John Hard WIS appointed
A COMMITTEE REPORT
Mr.. Springer reported Tor special
committee appointed 10 intoryirW the
stnckyarl commission men. about the
reduction of feas Tie figures on The
atrpaucrs that hung on thc wills rep.
resented about S3OOOOOO Texas money
That the commission men had g0i. Nhcn
they were asked 10 make thc reduction
In foes they replied that because OF
large rents. high salaries 90 clerks,
their own personal expenses aud the cost
Of the ailhen nttinn npedful for tllrir
wives and children. they could nos ~.
ford 10 make any reductions in their com
missions "'lhi- ended the work 0f me
committee, aud you viii have % inke
YOUR medicine iu nlDpnthic DOSES M
Springer made The report verbally.
MIR ROGERS Address.
q. NJ Rogers. president Of the Texas
Livestock association, addressed the con
ycntion He "a mo 10 extend greeting 10
the NOrlhwes; Texas association. Ills
association appreciated the great work
done by this nBsociatlon w detection and
protection With hearty greetings and
wiahes of God speed 10 the work he
camo 10 this nss0clntion. II the two
NINNNIfNNlNNM INV lNNNliNNI lNNfANHAH n
consolidation might be- expedieni, but
under the circumstances u WAS incxpc
dient A. a WIZ now the two nHsocia-
lions were working together FOR the de-
rplopment mud prOieftiDn ~ the great
livestock interests 81 the state, iic
Thought the value and importance " tho
livestock Interests " the kilte were I'M
derrnied. aud then again the industry
was only in iis Infancy, for, FROM bis
knowledge of the state and her re-
sources, he was sure ihnf 90 g short fihic
| M nssoaBed values " The livestock IN
tcresls of the SKATE could b. Increased
| 100 per cent.
Thlg eoHld be- done with 4 little use
oil intelligence Ia ten years. f0r 81 Que
man could improve us herds 100 per
cont III zen years. certainly an fne nihofp
could DO 90. The cOid.Dlog,ied native
! Texan steer Us gone or going. driven Oui
~ the infusion Of Nnrner aud richeT
| blood ~ no highly bred cattle
he offered sOEe advice 0n DE quef.
! lion 81 improving NOck He recognized
no hostility between the sl0ch -raisrt
and the ngficnliumlisi Tor the suectssfnl
st0ck-raiser must now combine both of
these lle cordially approved the ldea
/ n ohllieratiHg sectional lines, and this
was The idea 81 lhe rpAnr Livestock as.
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