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


ton and ccrtiticatcn by foreign gov
ernments OF edible commodities OK
ported by them (wines, liquora, otc., in
cluslvel To the United States, AK they
require from the government Of this
republic. as to the wholesomcness aud
heaithfulness OF American cattle, swine
ana other products III whatsoever
shape they may be exported.
Resolved, A. That In the event that
congress- be not convened In extra Sos
sion. that we most respectfully but
earnestly ask tho president that he
take such action as may give the de-
sired relief as authorized by tho ffth
section OF the act OF 1880, relating to
the inspection OF meats for exports.
Resolved, 8, And II N further re-
solved that It In the sentiment OF this
association which paases these rosOiu-
tons that these demands are non-par-
tisan. and are. made with the request
that there viii be u general concur
renee of expression on the part OF all
the producers and dealers In live stock
throughout the country
Resolved. Q. That the president and
secretary OF this meeting be and are
hereby requested TO furnish these rcso-
lutions TO the papers. and also send
certified copy OF the same TO the
president OF the United States and 10
the United States department OF agrl-
culture.
Adopted.
Resolved, 2. THAT the Texas Cattle
Raisers' Association most heartily APP
preciatc the action OF the department
OF agriculture In ia experiments now
being carried on at Kings ranch In
THIS state In investigating the most
effective method of disinleetlng South
ern cattle no as 10 prevent their com-
municating Southern or splenlo fever
and that we respectfully ASK the de-
partinent TO continue said experiments
ana inVcstigationu ugtil thorough
test OF said methods OF dialnfectlon
has been made and that copy of this
resolution be forwarded to the Hon j !.
sterling Morton, secretary OF agricul-
ture.
Adopted.
Resolved. p Believing that the OPEN
inf OF the lilcaraBua canal would re-
dound not only to the great material
honchi OF the live stock Industry OF
this state. but 10 the agricultural and
commercial Interests as well. therefore
be 1t
Resolved That We request our leg
islnturc now In session to urge our
senators and representatives In the
congress OF the United States to give
their active ana vigorous support or
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W, l.',vr pnu pr."o'e the bpeoug
'p,nlns % sa'd canal
n"uptru,
is'sp'Nvu, =. ~ pylns most urgent
" isNe Wy present Jaw, ereutihB i've
e .''s suu'Niy commission revised ana
p p,,i 30 llut II may be mhde more
efficient TO orectunlly accomplish the
purpose for Which II was created, ANA
Whereas, There Is now pending a
pHi petote lho leglslhturo coVcflnB the
ueslteu ana necessary legislation; ana
whereas, There 10 imminent DANGER
OF q general quarantine against Texas
cattle by the United states government
ana the other states,
iteHolNodi That the legislature he
earnestly urged to take up and pass
said bill at the earliest possible mo-
ment, and that copy OF this rosolu-
ton be sent by the secretary imme-
diately to the president of the senate
and TO the speaker Of tho house OF
representatives.
Adopted.
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