The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-09-11
DA|RYMEN OF THE STATE,
To Meet in Annual Convention
in the Chamber of Com
merCe Hall.
An Address of Welcome by the
notwithstanding Papers to
Be Offered.

The annual meeting of stockholders of
the California Dairy Association was held
Yesterday at the headquarters of the as
ISOLATION at 113 Davis street.
The meeting was called to order by the
president, and at rolcall it was ascertained
that out of 1878 shares, $50 were repre-
scented by ffty-eight dairymen from all
parts of the State.
The sales during the season of twelve
months, ending September l, aggregated
$500 900, which is, considering the demand
during that time for dairy products, very
fair.
The following named were elected d.
rectors for the ensuing year: J. R. Denn-
man of Petaluma, A. Fognazzini of Los
Alamos, Warner Dutton of San Francisco,
Louis Toman of San Francisco, G. w.
Bairbark of Tomales, F. Macona of Half
moon Bay, E. W. Steele of San Luis
Gplspo, Nj. Righetti of Cayucos, S. Fl.
Cheda of San Rafael and S. Donati and P.
Lorgnazzln1 OF Cayucos.
The second annual dairy convention will
be held to-day, tomorrow and Friday in
the hall of the Chamber of Commerce.
This convention, at which will be delegates
from all parts of the State, will have pre-
sented to it a nun Der of very interesting
papers relating to dairy interests and prod
ucts. The meeting will be open TO the
public and an invitation is extended to all
who are interested In the subjects to be
discussed to be present,
The first session will be held at 10 O'Clock
this morning. Mayor Sutro has been in
vited to deliver the address OF welcome
and offer suggestions on the sanitary con-
ditioEs OF milk sent to this City.
The response to the welcome will be by
John R. Dennman of Petaluma, on behalf
of the dairymen. The following Is the
programme as far as prepared:
James R. Burdell of Marin County will re-
view the dairy situation and make proper rec
concentrations for the coming work of the as
ISOLATION.
After the appointment of committees by the
president G. R. Sheath will read paper on
'General Dairying.'
After this is paper by R. R. Ri Risdon, see1e-
ton, on Advanced Dairying."
NJ. D. Eshleman, another Los Angeles dairy
ing.'' ~
In the afternoon the manager of the Dairy
mems Union of California, L. Tomasini, reads
his paper on the Culture Marketing of Our
Dairy Products"
C. II. Sessions, president of the Southern Cali
fornia Dairy Association, has sent in brief
paper on lightweight Butter"
In the evening the annual election OF direc-
tors takes place,
On the 10Th paper will be read by E. ].
Wickson, associate professor of agriculture,
State University, on the export Dairy Mar
kets of the Pacific Countries"
Elias Gallup of Hanford will send in paper
on Clogs as an adjunct of the Dairy"
The secretary of the Califoru ia Dairy Associa-
ton, Samuel E. Watson, will formulate plan
for organization OF Western creamerieS to Sc
cure uniformity OF product.
At the afternoon session on the 18th Profess
sor d. s. Jordan of Stanford University will adj
lessor Woodwork of the State University is to
give a talk on "Dairy Bacteriology," and
| popular discussion will ensue on the applica-
| ton of studies in that line to creamery condi-
| lions.
With a view to undertake practical methods
! OF protecting our home market an invitation
Association OF California to appoint represen-
| tatiyes of that body to meet the dairymen for q
discussion on the subject. The invitation was
accepted. AT o'clock on the 18th this con-
! ference will take place.
! For the evening of the 18th no subjects are
yet assigned, but there will be night session
| and plenty to talk about.
! The first business of the third day will be the
reading by NJ. E. Jaffa instructor in the lab
oratory of the State University, of his valuable
treatise on the "Food Values of California
/ Hays and Millstuffs, as Shown by Analyses"
Following Mr.. Jaffa's paper one will be read
! by A. p. Martin, second vice-president OF the
association, on his experience in feeding, in
| Guiding the use of silos.
William Niles of Los Angeles will address the
| meeting on the "Best Dairy Cow" Mr.. Niles
is first vice-president and an active man in the
| association.
Professor E.'.W. Hilgard of the State
University has been asked to be present
during the convention and outline some
plan for dairy education in connection with
the agricultural department of the uni
versity.
William Vanderbilt, secretary of the
State Dairy Bureau, will at one of the
sessions present report from the bureau
which was created for the enforcement OF
laws against imitation dairy products.