Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-13


,owboy in the foreground.
,.sl nc ysatal criticism from the
n N.Y., Art; SO, too. an ADDRESS
lpopl y cattlemen would be IN
lcdy ~ ont giving the cowboy
-ssie N"sha nicture. The cowboy
pals lnn.hrd institution, and from
II sssap Jacobs demonstration Of
tine o. ',,,nr out tine choice ami
1 at q nerds. he has been an i'm
M u ine In all branches of the
rlnl nrtv and responsibility
.asss. ,l g, school through which
a irain.xnerience, efficiency, en-
,tgaIes rage and fidelity. Here
siIts. he lesson OF loyalty to those
afls ssryes and the Importance or
w .ps y to brave the storm and
ehlsssrsr in protecting and. pro-
dAn hS interest Of his employer.
Sas Wy that his life beyond the
Day rsanlng influence and his
q socle.y and the cultivation
b ffoni ,s,al amenities have had
fnyen", do with forming his
n,lhlns "a developing those sterling
.iael .Ish have made a picturesque
ili' WI WI 6glire in the history of
pp's ass and in the chronicles of the
,ni Titles OF civilization. Associ-
~ pA, ,s,th comrades of the same
and depending mainly upon
az comfort. solace, assistance
=, danger, gentle ministrauons
1 ~ ~ and good cheer In health.
scAn', ,,rselfish and enduring friend
Alns,, ,,,ates truth as the sublimest
e na learns the higher lesson of
r..,Ssrhood of God and the
,,rhood OF man.
vi sir, OF the bona fide COWBOY;
.'nulne. trained, tried and trusted
~ the ranch, and not of the
scrubs who drift aimlessly
\, ~" nasture lands and accept tenn
W endowment TO exc out n pre-
iivelihood; / refer to the true
as Of the plains, who constitute
Sonorable class of cowboys. VINO,
n their friendship, faithful TO
srtles and fearless In their man
~ always gentlemen and every
ssady with dauntless courage to
y M right, protect the innocent
s.,ena the helpless. In forming
..scsntlon OF right and wrong be-
: Id fellows, he is as quick as the
..,rr,a flash, as just as truth It.
IA in the execution of his pur-
- swift as the wind. With the
.,.rsness of child and the gleeful
nav OF youth he performs his
u AZ duties, living n brave, true
| md without ever dreaming Oh IL
n, Tho record of a hero worthy the
i,.tsst page in song and story.
| \. band played selection and then
is,sut Bush replied to the addresses
,.i,ome on behalf of the cattlemen.
,Sdress was brief and returned his
[,ks and the thanks of the cowmen
| ma many kindnesses which Fort
Nh has shown them.
nsident Bush's response was as
Ihw:
|, Mayor and Honorable Citizens of
3Sn Worth:
I, dayolyes upon me TO deliver an adj
Ia In response to the welcoming
shes that have been here delivered
| De mayor and the Hon. George b.
|rne | feel as does the mayor in
|. natter. He and 1 have been COM
% here year after year to tell the
Isold story over and over again. He
Il up and tells us that we own the
i; that he has built city hall and
hallt a court house and has given
| o. opera house. We own the show
We own all the surroundings and
sltaments OF the show. Now gem
rn. these speeches are very inter-
y; from him, but they grow monot-
y nom me as your representative.
d We appreciate this hospitality
aano words from n cowman. Big
izft, bright of mind, ingenius, ten
fthls sympathies, everybody knows
and knows that when you do him
|aN' no words are necessary to ex-
Hh Npplause.) The mayor says
rve me the keys of this city last
I. May be he did. If he did dis
sed them. Uaughter) If those
! have not been returned to him
not my fault, gentlemen, but 1t is
= who still have them in your
| w, gentlemen, feel 1t Is unneces-
ior me to say anything or to tire
With speech because your words
|
demonstrates, your appreciation.
''lore can only say as l have said.
after year that for all the hospl-
aa all the courtesies, all the ia
al the enjoyment bestowed. we
nosl cordially and sincerely thank
Siliens Of Fort Worth.
said his speech was brief
ue he had another one to
Ia little longer. and he
'sa little more practical. He
W and read the executive COM
sreport. which is as follows:
Aieeutivc Committees Report.
following report of the executive
aalee was then read by the presi-
snu was listened to with marked
ue Members OF the Cattle Rails
association of Texas-We, your
suVe committee for the year now
Y, most respectfully submit the
ns report, covering the business
y TINS association since our last
- meeting. We find from our
Arys report our financial con-
70 be as follows:
Resources.
rvs on hand March /,
! 80 80. =. .......... $l1, SOS III
Huhual dues. delinquents
sommisslons received. SO, $40. IS
from sales of cattle
.ssnat,...... E. :. =. -. 3s,s94.57
~ que from delinquents 797.0S
~ advanced on inspect