Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-20

Reeds performance at the theatcr last
night.
Colonel Aaron coffee of Mckinney
read an address upon the Importance
OK more hogs and less cotton. contain
Ing many practical suggestions,
The association then adjourned until
o'clock p. m, and went to dinner.
Mr.. Hale, proprietor OF the Stock
Yards hotel. set forth an elegant din
iner, to which the crowd did full Jus
tice. Mr.. Hale is a cnnnoiseur In know
Ing how to prepare u delightful dinner,
fact.
The Swine Breeders association re-
stunned its session at o'clock p. IN.
The program committee made its re-
port, and the subjects submitted were
taken up and discussed.
Growth and Care OF the Brood Sow"
was treated by w. c. LeBaron OF Fem
tress, who exhibited much practical
knowledge of details and made some
valuable suggestions.
Growth and Care OF the Boar" was
discussed by II. u. Singleton OF Leban-
on. Mr. Singleton is one OF the most
extensive swine breeders In the state.
lie IS thoroughly posted on the subject.
and his address was heard with the
greatest attention throughout.
The Growth and Care OF Pigs" was
Ntii uuHultu hN w. NJ. bNEnfnnn.
Inc association adjourned for forty
minutes to 30 TO the hotel and hear an
address by Hon Hector ID. Lane Of
Alabama
THE Cheapest Way to Produce Car
Load of Hogs" was a subject Mr. T. c.
slaughter, an extensive swine breeder.
discussed In manner highly interest
ing and instructive.
Feeding Hogs for Market" was a
subject on which Jot ]. Smith of John
son made some valuable suggestions.
The Value of Grazing as an Adjunct
TO Grain Feed for Hogs" b. L. Wedel
discussed intelllgently.
All of the subjects were discussed In
general manner; questions were asked
and answers given by the speakers.
W. Il. skinner was on the program
Tor topic, but was granted permits
sion to take II up today.
The association adjourned until to-
day at 10 O'Clock n. m.
The following are the members Of the
association:
w. $ lizard, Henrietta; w. r. Nor
row, Calvert; w, IL. Pearce. Denton:
II. ID, Singleton. lebanon T. Jones,
Belcnerville; f. A. Gully, A. X. Bradley,
Ennis; Il, NJ. Taylor, T. G. Ford. Allen.
Jen Wilborn, New Boston; Il. S. Peters.
calvert; William Dyehes, Granger: II,
Cathes, Plano; j. b. Riley, Frosn; j. o.
Terrell, Terrell; G. w. Curtis, Washing
ton; Aaron Coffee, Mckinney; n. II.
Scott, Ladonia; V. A. Davis, Red Oak;
A. NJ Somers, Lawrence; n. II. King,
Taylor; a. L. Murchison, Farmersville;
j. A. Sanders, Hansley; j. NJ. Sanders,
Hansley; A. y. Price, San Antonio; II.
! Griggs, Plano; w. II. Bachman, Bow
I man; j. +. Hawkins, Midlothian; j. ].
I Richardson, Ellis county; w, u. Dun
/ bar. j, w. Emery, ]. b, Wilson, WaNa-
I hochie; a. A. Plttuck, Frank Holland
] Dallas; w. a. Vines, Plano; w. c. Le-
I Baron, Fortress; X. A. Davis, Merritt;
{ r. p. Butler, WaXnhachie; W. j. Coop
I er, Holland; ]. ]. Robertson, Bolton: 4.
/ Gillett Wrlghtsboro; ]. d. Anderson
| Lullngi j. A. Wilson, a. w Parrot
] Holland; Il, ". Kite, Hilrs Prairie; r.
! a. Bradford, Taylor; T, NJ. Bradley, En-
/ mis-: w r, CaVitt, Bryan; w. NJ. Kerr,
Nineland; n O. Namkin, Kaufman; w.
/ w, Patillo, Donelton; ]. II, Herndon,
Mckinney; C, G. Leatherwood. Waxa-
hachie; w p. Wynne, PoolWlle; w. a.
Tlhea, Mckinney; y. c, Slaughter. Pros
per; b, r, Wedel. Heldenheimer; II. d.
Lightfoot, Ravenna; Ed l.. oliver,
Cooper; j. A. ii. Welch Minden; H. c.
| Comelus. Lebanon; Il. w. Brown, Cal
vert; Dowell A. smith, Mckinney; NJ.
r, HoXie, Taylor; NJ Hart, Cleburne;
A, ]. Nance Bollver; G. w, Jones, Gar
| land; Jot j. Smyth. Grandvlcw; NJ.
Lathrop. Marshall; w. r. Hale, Camp
bell; j. F.. Mcclure, Gatesville: r. w
Prunty, Aurora; w. II. Scarborough
Fruitland; H. r. Jones, Cleburne; VIII
liam l.. prather, Waco; General T. N
Waul, Galveston; 1, S. Richardson
Boyd; L, G. Porter, Garvin.