The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1896-12-03
TEXAS LIVE STOCK ASSOCIATION
Executive Committee. Names San An
tonic as the Next Meeting Place.

san hutouio, Lex, NOV. <J.-lscpeClal.J
The executive committee of the Texas
Live Stock association met here Friday
for the purpose of fixing the time and
place for the next annual meeting of the
association, the formulating of a pro.
gram and the transaction of such other
business as might be brought before the
meeting in the interest of the associa.
ton.
The members of the executive commit.
tee present were: NJ SAMSON, Alva.
RADIO; A. S. Reed and Geo. B. Loving,
Fort Worth; Jno. T. Lytle Lytle; Worries
=. Brown, Ben Il. Darlington and Sol
West, San Antonio. Col. Ike Il. Pryor
of Columbus was represented by Homer
Eads. Jno. w. Springer of Dallas and
j. III. Z. Davis of Richmond were un-
avoidably absent.
San Antonio and Fort Worth both
asked for the next meeting of the asso-
citation, and by vote of seven 20 one
the Alamo city was selected as the next
meeting place, and the date fixed at Mon
day, March s, 1897. The first session
of the convention will be held at $3.50
a. m. of that day, and will be continued
from day to day until the program has
been completed.
The following gentlemen were appoint
ed committee to confer with the eXecu-
tive committee of the Cattle Raisers' AS
sociation of Texas, which meets IN Fort
Worth on November 30: Hon. A. s.
=. Brown and Homer Eads.
The committee formulated the follow
ing program: Ia.
Prayer, by Rev. Bayard Craig.
Official welcome. by the mayor of San
Antonio.
Address of welcome on behalf of the
local stockmen, by some gentleman to
be selected by the local committee
Response, by Hon. A. S. Reed, Fort
Worth. ...
Presidents annual message.
Address. by Governor G. A. Culberson.
Report of secretary and treasurer.
Report of standing committees.
New business, resolutions, etc.
The following are the subjects for dis
cussion:
Live Stock Commission Charges
Discussion led by Col. w. Il. Hughes of
Dallas, to be followed by Col G. c..
Slaughter of Dallas and John /. Clare of
Beeyille.
..The. Needs of the determination of
Wild Animals to be led by
Capt. B. l.. Crouch of Pearsall.
Railroad Charges to be
led by w. V. Nevlin of Fort Worth to
be followed by Hon. j. w. Springer of
Dallas and Hon. A. S. Reed of Fort
Worth.
Stock Yards, Feed and Terminal
Charge" to be led by Col
Ike Il. Pryor of Columbus, to be followed
by A. p. Bush, Jr, of Colorado and Col.
Geo; w. Littlefield of Austin.
The Swine Industry"--Discussion led
by w. G. LeBaron of Waco, to be fol-
lowed by Maj. w. X. Cavitt of Bryan
and I. J; Caroway Of Thorp Springs
cussion led by Capt. A. e. Shepard of
Marathon, to be followed by r. NJ Tay-
lor of San Antonio and w. A. Guthrie
of San Angelo
''The Horse Industry led
by Hon. Henry Exall of Dallas, to be
followed by X. NJ. Parke of Kyle and
Col X. f. Maddox of Fort Worth.
"The Cattle Industry of Texas'-Dis-
cussion led by Col Geo. b. Loving of
Fort Worth, to be followed by Hon.
Frank p. Holland of Dallas. VIM. Kuy-
kendall Of Tilden, John Kennedy of
Corpus Christi and Norie T. Brown of
San Antonio.
Texas Fever and Quarantine Regu-
lations led by Hon. X. j.
Kleberg of Alice, to be followed by Hon.
w. ]. Moore of Galveston and Hon. w.
B. Tullis of Quanah
''rhe Necessity for Live Stock Sta
tistical Bureau Discussion led by Col.
w. l.. Black of Fort McKavitt, to be
followed by Capt B. l.. Crouch of Pear
sail and A. p. Bush, Jr., of Colorado.
An address, Feed Products" by Pro
fessor j. Fl. Council Of College Station,
Tex. .u Jsl
Following the above addresses the reg
ular order of business of the association
will be resumed. a.1
The executive committee appointed
Homer Eads, +. j Martin and Worries
p. Brown of San Antonio committee
on transportation. and it is believed that
the railroads will make n very low rate
for this occasion. #l..4
The committee also endorsed n wild
animal scalp county BILL which will be
presented to the legislature for their APP
proval and enactment into law