The old Abe eagle. (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 189?-189?, 1895-04-11
CATTLE SANITARY BOARD,

April 3rd was attended by all the mem
bers OF the board, also numerous candi-
dBtes'for inspectors.
The forenoon was taken up by the
Mills tuberculosis cases, which Charles
Gresswell, state veterinarian Of Colo
RADIO, recently examined. Mr.. Grcswel
condemned ten OF the herd and had
them put under special guard. On his
report Dr. Sammon. U. S. veterinarian,
condemned one more Nothing def
mite was done about them, the board lay
ing the matter aside to be taken up at a
called meeting.
At the afternoon session the applica-
tions of candidates for inspectors were
looked through and appointments made
as follows:
For the district from Wallace to Ration,
on the Santa Fe, P. j. Towner, reap
pointed
For the district from Wallace to El
Paso, on the Santa Fe, Charles l.. Fow-
Ter, reappointed and field extended, tax
ing in place held by Harry Gray.
For the district from the Texas line to
the Colorado line on the Denver and
Fort Worth road, w. J. Cartwright, re-
appointed.
At Endee, Kemsry Ritter.
For the district from the Arizona to
El Paso, on the Southern Pacific, and
south to the Old Mexico line, Z. C.
Houghton. He has for his assistants
W. G. McAfee of Silver City and II.
Olassen of Lordsburg.
For the district on the east line Of the
territory on the Midland trail, d. j. Tay.
lor.
For Chaves county, C. L. BullHrd.
For Eddy county. D. R. Harkay.
For all OF Lincoln county south Of
Lincoln, Tularosa and La Luz, and
Dona county, j. f. Hinkle.
At Lincoln, Fort Stanton and Picacho,
e. J.. Cree.
At White Oaks and Nogsl w. G. Nc
Donald
At Alma, western Socorro county.
VIM, Flench.
At FL Paso. VIM. F'leck,
At Kansas City, Chas L. Lukens.
At places where inspectors were not
appointed it was left to the members
each to fill any vacancy that may occur
in his district.
The board adjourned in the evening
allowing the members TO catch the
train, Mossrs. Hinkle and others return-
lug home, Mr.. Jack going to Santa Fe.
Eddy argus; When the general
roundup began, a squad of a dozen men
sppG inted by the stockgrowers' associ-
alton, representing the principal cattle
owners Of Lincoln, EDDY and Chaves
counties, went to work with one man
delegated by the Texas association.
Two OF the men were appointed deputies
by sheriff Walker and gave bonds, while
all we're armed with Wiuchesters. Their
object was to gather tho cattle upon
which brands had been defaccd 10y rust
lers. In the first few days they col.
lected sixty head which will be brought
to Eddy and submitted TO public in
spf ction, go that the rightful owner may
DO found. All unclaimed, or whose own.
ership is in doubt, " i'll be sold and tho
proceeds 90 to tho cattle sanitary fund.
But this company has temporarily sus-
pended operations. They accompanied
the general round up wagon some whers
and complaint was made because the as
socistion men we're bearing arms
which the law does not permit at a pub.
lie roundup. Thereupon Sheriff Walker
notified the association people that ,hoil
action wrs illegal The entire squad
then loft the roundup and came to town
claiming that those who objected tc
their carrying arms were secretly wear
ing revolyers and it was not pafe for MS
sociaiicn men to stay out when mlivid.
ual csttlcmen resented their presence
In the meantime tho representative oi
the ToSas association has gone 10 For
Worth TO report aud get official author
ity, while tho Southeas astorn association
/ OF New Mexico has also been notified.
Hugh Noedham and Mifs Julia Brook
ing welo married Tuesday afternoon b!
Roy. Thos. Hodgson.
LADIES, wo have Miss Morrow trim
ming Tor ua, and guarantee satisfaction
She is also prepared TO do Dressmaking
Call al s. NJ. WIENER & Son.
The entertainment intended TO b.
given at the Methodist church Easte
evening has been given mp on accoun
Of the lato cases Of diphihoria. The reg
ular evening services will be held.