Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-17
me Conventions Aftermath.
Ideas and Suggestions.
CITY TEACHERS INSTITUTE.
""O', ,., o. Leo Walters Murde'ss Convicted
VINO Of the Citizens Of FOd Worth
Want Federal 0hisas ST. Pal.
ricRs Day Celebration

"a - ~ -ctAie with The cattle buyers
30 trades may be made.
m few days many sales 80 i,,o
SUCK can be announced
maln street yesterday was very much
OF iat stock show ground
III was the most temperate bodv 80
siockmcu that ever assembled In njs
V!ty and even those who were mn Into
3ssonls ht saw but few men under tho
lnnuence OF liquor and mono absolpteiv
drunk, that Is, 30 drunk liar tbev yVcrs
| dsOrderly. my WIZ
w. a. poagc. the cowboy alderman
on waco, has been IN the titv for fhe
Pus. three days. IN attendance M fhn
! V.aV'ieihen convention. Billy Is one of
sne 3oys, {, great hearted fellow. and the
Pfopie OF Waco regard him very highly
lie is rapidly piling ND wealth m fhe
cattle business. and he deserves II
?, PRESIDENT Bush, Of the Texas Cattle
halsers association said yesterday. III
the packery deal IS closed this yraot
good to the city OF Fort Worth is az
Iecty due 20 the stockmen of the stnte.
Tor without the aid they gave the matter
would nave been dropped last Noudny.
u was no question Of price of the plant.
put simply, question Of cattle supply.
, ana only when the cattlpmen took up This
part of the trade and fixed it. was there
ever probability of the deul being
made The people Of Fort Worth and
the cattlcmen are In close touch FOR
they have much Of identity of interest.
but / want IL made very plain that the
| citizens owe this important step In the
development Of your city TO the good
Ieeling Of the stockmon of the state
toward Fort Worth"
A Commission AIan-"Some nntnrop-
ism has been developed aud thie has
prompted active opposition 20 the pncldng
house deal by the commission men who
have been at the convention but this.
Ia my Judgment, Is a mistake, for the
fears that they win be deprived of their
commissions because all the cattle are
sold IN hc state arr groundless.
1T is very certain that the stimulus
TO the cattle business that will come
with the establishment of a market nc
home win so increase the supply that
there viii be an excess and the stockmeu
will be compelled 90 ship out as many
cattle az they do now aud then we will
get our take Oft as usual Why, Just
look at the conditions that have come 90
the business in the last ten years. See
what u different class of men are ON
gagged In the business, men who are the
equals Of any in intelligence aud men
who could hold their own In any so
clety.
Cattle for the market can no longer
be futtened on the range, for the land Is
of value too great for use In this way.
Two acres in cultivation will feed a
steer. but 10 are needed on the range
aud when land 30 far mp In the Panhmn-
die as the Goodnight ranch is thought
90 be too valuable for range, how long
will Il be before all the pastures anyways
near the cities are turned Into farms.
The farmer will raise few head OF
stock, and as all VIII raise them, the
aggregate number will not be lessened.
but rather increased, aud the quality
greatly improved"
A Feeder-"The tendency 10 feeding
Is more and more marked aud IL can
20 too far only IN one direction and that
n in the payment of too high prices for
crop Is almost beyond estimate, but too
high u price can be paid for meal for
feeding purposes. ! have heard of feed
ers feeding oats at 40 cents and c0ru ut
30 cents aud meal nc % cents, and there
rs not much profit left az these prices
NOTES.
Tom Montgomery from the Scury
county ranch will Craze nt the Mansion
II. X. Seaton Of Sweet Water was
with the roundup with 100000 acres
to lease TO immigrants.
j. II. Holland of Amarillo joined The
uoLue-uouhH WV SUM-" 9N'N''N"s nav"
"yic" Foster ran down from Lafly-
ette Iud., 20 mingle with the boys as OF
.Ino. Hollicot Of the l.. Y. ranch was
a "Cheep, cheepng' around early In the
mornings,
Captain McNlurray often smiled tie
old ranger smile and was with the boys
TO the end
sam Ward Of Wichita Falls was in
the herd with the headers"
Henry Ortman Of Amarillo was among
the "hoof rattlcrs' offering 70 sell or
buy few longhorns.
Brook Smith Is very proud of the sue
cess of his eagle claw.
NJ. Il. Milford, editor Of The Ninlta,
l. H.. Chieftain. came in FROM the Chero-
kee Nation Yesterday rs u visitor 20 the
Cattlemens convention. Mr. Milford y
an ex-Texan and thinks Fort Worth
the queen city of the state. lie is ac-
commanded by s. j. Hail. a leading cat
tlcman OF the Cherokee Nation
g. S. Green, the permit clerk Of the
Ctickasaw, was down for the conYen-
ton.
Most of the cattlemen have gone but
enough are yet left Ia town 20 crowd me
hotel Hobbies and there all the tmk rs
the prices and terms Of delivery OF IS
3's, etc.
Many new signatures 10 the simpson
proposition have been made ana the llsl
has grown 70 a proportion that gives the
guarantee of the sale Of thousands OF
cattle In the Fort Worth yards, II the
buyers are here
when Fort Worth Is the market for
nh tbe Texas cattle, except those OF ti.p
cytrome paphRndle and those OF the
south and southeast that 90 10 the New
Orleans market, many 0i the Jury ,'in
mission houses VIII De cOihlNheu ="
establish branches here
II there Is one thing that the catlIe
raisers OF this part OF Texas Won 90
inst now IL IL give the hFtIa6e ~,
~ IA Int "sOuth they are worth ABOUT
SIS"
THE TEACHERS INSTITUTE.
A. Inc nigh school building tomorrow
March rs. the city teachers ihs'itu'e
WY 9be " program Ds is one Of unusual Inter
IAN 10 order-C Chairman.
Ron call and reading Of minutes-sec'
rotary. rf....,,sia,.- Afiss
AZ address--"The Divine WIN " hu-
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iIi ILL ,ud Tobias Walter guitar accom-
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