Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-16
sIsP STORIES OF THE STREET

fiSP SlUhlES Uf lHt SlHtt |
~ crurEs or IiTE IN THE
VII PANTHER orrv-
n hat People Find to Talk About
N lrhsse prcnry Winter Days and
" How They Tell the Transformation
n bf Live stock In Territory.
/, 'Mr. W. P. Anderson. the well-known
4 representative OF the Chicago Union
~ iock yards. arrived In the city yester-
K ~ on his return from San Antonio.
~ here he has peen attending the stock
Hens convention. He took a leading
brit In the discussions there and deliv-
y lied AN eloquent apostrophe to Texas
the banquet at the stock yards in
& sponse 10 toast to stock yards. The
q ffliowinE were his remarks: Mature
y rs been as bountifuI ia bestowlng
4, frr gifts on one side Of the earth as
I 10 other, and IN no other section has
y he spread out her work with more
ie1vish hand than in the formation OF
Z, tc continent OF TeNas. a mighty nu-
pm as 1t were. Just rounding into
lme,' with rapidly running. well con-
eHped streams springing from fountain
fads of wondrous beauty. studded
( 18th island groves with carpeting OF
ierdure, stretching away into the mag
lilccnt distance, presents Held 20 the
X lind'a eye OF the greatest possibilities
1Il human ondeavor. Situated as san
ntonio Is, In the very heart of the
4 Artoral country. which has given Tor
81 fes spontaneous production to mil
ipns Of wild cattle, the buffalo. the deer
I HID the mustang, then becoming the
lapmestic breeding ground for the range
httle, which, during the past three
hcadee. have been the chief factor
ffolutoHizing tho wilderness OF Middle
llnd Western America and the direct
s2tirce of supply which has led to the
itodernizlng method Of the worlds
lief and Richest food supply. Consid-
itflng There faota coupled with the
tejraSetio advantage Of being centrally
5kcatod on one CT the great highways
hfom ocean TO ocean, In the door or
he ports OF the Mexican gulf ana on
Tao very threshold oi Mexico and the
tiertfal American states. which, with
'22po West Index. are just moving into
mo Hltu. lHttf peculiar
& plural advantages; the now inovationa
Or the Improvement OF stock and tho
49owing favor OF modern methods and
f'Fe growing sentiment ia favor or cen
AsAlized market ayntcina. assures the
llccegs Of San Antonio stock yards IA Il
iNblic-spirited enterprise beyond The
Feasibility OF ~ doubt. Never Ia the
z istory Of the live stock trade has there
sen a. future brighter than that which
20 spread out like u verified prophosy
etorc that OF our genial host. DR.
i4favos. and that he may live to a full
nJeyment OF the prosperity which 80
4irely awaits this enterprise is tho
4 Arnest wish OF all the stoclmen who
tNjoy and appreciate HIS hospitality"
III MI. Anderson called special attention
me- the following resolutions adopted by
5he convention, which he says can be
Jscd with effect IN securing proper
/ lentment nf the cattle interest at the
hands OF foreign governments disposed
p discriminate against them:
X Resolved, that we es producers and
Aealefa In live stock in the state OF
teNAs thoroughly, heartily and unGvaa-
lEely, without any reservation, COM
BEND md support the present rigid
elethodA or cattle ana meat inspection.
lthich we believe is thoroughly enforced !
~ the agents on the bureau OF on
fPdustry or the United States dc =
|,1ent OF agriculture
(. .. Helolved. that we insist upon the
Z oiltinnation or the said governmental
i,nApection, tagglnR and oertihcatian OF
Nv domestic animals intended for In
dlrstoie and export trade, 20 the end
.hnt the whole world may he puarnn-
tled that the domestic animals OF the
United States are free Mt this time
J rom al Infectious, contagious or com.
shuni-nble discusses.
IA q. RngnlNe1 thaF ..tn I........a -..
\ representatives. In congress that they
Z paei laws requiring as rgld inspection
ilnd cernilCation by foreign govern
ilfentg OF edible commodities exported
tN them twinel, liquors., etc, inriuslvcl
lp rho United States az they require
fom the government OF this republic
,r % the WhuicSonone9s and hcalthtul-
esq 81 American cattle. swine and
efhor products In whatsoever shape
lhey may be exported.
IN !. Resolved, that tho president and
foretary OF this meeting he and are
"A iorehy requested 10 furnish these re-
\ NNtiona TO the press and also send
eitiiied copy OF Same to the United
l0ltea department OF agriculture,
ll'rherr will be game OF football this
etiernpon Nt Arlington Heights at .
ficlock between the High school and
fNs Side teams. Both teams have OK
tflent PLAYERS and arc equally match
~. They have been paaeticing ylgor-
losiy TOT FhlH championship game quite |
n while and good playing Ia expected. |
hlhe seneral average OF both teams Il |
~ pounds. Both teams have stronE |
sctsve, quick players and understand |
(fie game perfectly, Al are cordially |
~ players,
y tilEhn sehool-E Ball. center; y. Cav
~, fight guard; a. Leach, loft guard;
Z Eerl, right tackle, H. Mabry. laft |
'3ioliie; Guy Rail, right end: Bud Nich- |
w lcft end; NJ, Mayer quarter back;
.ack; A. y. Earl, fun back.
West side-F istelnfeldt. center; p.
!, ,iwynne, right guard g. Mnrllee, left |
liual'd; y, Smith, right tackle; T.. Van
iendt LEFT tackle; n Bowdry. right |
nd: 81. Waller, left end; ]. Mathera.
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