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

WITH TING CATTLEMIsN.
c. L. Kendall Of Quanah declares
that the cattlemen are just now flying
high and the prosperous condition Of
the business is In strong contrast with
[ nearly every other line OF Industry.
Il. NJ. Jolly, of the Memphis and
Charleston. came over from Dallas TO
see real live cOwnan's convention. He
saw 1t.
G.. d. oaks. one of the old time cow
men in the Mineral Wells district, is
here. He says that PalO Pinto is long
on grass and short on cotton. Many
OF those in his country will have to
ship in stock and several will bring In
few thousand head the first of next
month.
Uncle Bill Hlntson OF Mineral Wells
was here and there and everywhere
yesterday He stopped long enough to
say that he was in the best of humor
with himself and the cattle business
The opera house was not decorated 10
any extent, The stage looked very
beautiful with palms and paintings,
while a huge ilag hung across the can
opy of the stage.
Editor Loving's tribute to the cowboy
during his address OF welcome was one
OF the prettiest and most eloquent
apostrophcs TO the ranch employee ever
nj, ~ -. s.'S
,rn,,,.ti'. ~ HI,es"tVn "sIe uls-
lii, " F'.I'Syu llahu puuN'
touching the live stock interest The
book was published by the Kansas City
live stock exchange and gave statistics
taken from the official reports of the
eI' 81 iiiiSHt,
-. blHu' president OF the Ma
1loH'l i've STOCK btnE on chicago. is
% .tHt o o Ia. -.
"t,-"I,ub ltl S''lIeinehs conEcn-
GIH' NJ Doud Is an extensive cattle
W. l.. Aldwell and VIM. Blair of Lii
We lock, Afk, are here too. They
vaIhe Gown WIN tile Cotton Belt Stock
lhTdS pahu ana take a Keen interest in
'"' convention They say grass Is
green ana the prospects are all they
coulu "SK'
a. - carter OF chicago, Is here help
ms ID mold UP the cattle interests of
tuat Hliage' rms Is Mr.. Carriers FIRST
NlSt 70 texas and he is agreeably sur
| prlsed at Fort Worth. lie saws If an
Chicasoltes knew as much about this
town as ne the very next meeting Of
the city council would authorize It's
anheEatloh. You know we believe In,
INNS anyway NIT carter addel."
*, hastings, OF the NUN" ranch
IN hHckiey county postoillcc Lubbock
Is attending the convention He saws
cattle and grazing were never In better
cohdltlun. ASKED about the future OF
me cattle trade he replied that tho
NoNeylteS and congress were all that
was IN the way OF the Industry. Nh
Hastings is pioneer In the business
lie owns twelve leagues Of land and
countless hundreds or cattle lie !s a
great hunter and keeps eight Of tho
iatgest and finest Great Dane boar
MOUNDS IN the state. He Is q fivori,s
WIN other cattlemon md thinks Fort
worth should be the associations mcet-
lhS place TIL the millennium ana one
year after
H. H. schuster Is another Panhandle
COWBOY VINO swells the list OF vlsltorq
MT sehuster is one OF the Youngest
men IN the business, has n broad
phsturaGe and large herds He taI;es
particular delight In Jokes and snyg
ne lhlhks he has sold his cattle. If
thls be true he, Bill Peters, the Kansas
ely commission man. and Col Jim
Wilson will go to Japan to nurebasn
Tea,
Dun and John Beall OF the III, II. II"
raheh ana the Iowa Cattle company
headquarters at Lubbock, came dov;r
win the Panhandle delegation Tbov
are close neighbors OF the synaIcofo
men ana Lew Hastings and arc ripbt
III w 1ie w nenrl OF the cattle lands.
w. w. Watts, whose extensive ranch
lles IN crosby county, comes all tbe
way from Richmond. Ky. tho home AZ
James - McCreary and the heart Of
We pluesrasS' lie spends a great deal