Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-17

resolution. embodying u political o,,..
ION. was out Of order, AZ prov,ass ~
no Lyle resolution. which had nlre.S,,
cen ADOPTED by the association.
me chair tMr. Pryor ruled the rcso,u.
on out OF order, ''ao'u
A motion was then made to reconsider
/ he action OF the association =, ~ 80.
political resolution and receive 4, '''' 'o'-
j. w. Springer made an earn.s, an. 4,
when ne protested against tho odoniin ~,
the hcn-importat!on resolution ana a.,
posed the bringing UP OF pollticnl snh,o,,.
" inc convention. He stated In, -.
members Of the association hag secn a.
70 nhfori Mexican cattle ana had profi.si
Wy sueh ueais' NO stated that he sow M
essoi why American raisers OF cn,tis
should be forced to buy their ra,,t. A..
ms country when they could 70, ,h,n,
CHI eper In Mexico. ~ ''e"'
Colonel w. L. Block was In fave, -,
adopting the non-importation rssolnicn
ne shir u was business matter ana ~,
| a political one. ""u no'
'oionel w. p. Hughes Of Delles too,, tho
ground That the members OF tho ossocia-
uon were not ready to lndorso the repubii.
~ pr.hcpi,s OF protection simply because
ihev m'"ht he financially benentsd
sir. Rueh took the roer In onno,,,,.
.he ahop Ion OF the non-importatlon resoI,i.
non. lie said he stond snuarely with ,ba
NAtlonal udfninistrption on nil mo,tors 80
'hrnI THIS resolution was In eesnonse 10
Ietter from republican convressmn,
hhu ne dli not propose ns u member Of
UT, ,nIS nSsociut'on 10 90 on reford rs irdors-
ING me republican policy of pro,octior
II. j. KlchcrG said this was MT n noII,,-
cal convention and this question ourh,
not TO have place in the meetings Of this
associatlnn. '''
Thc motion to rescird the ron-no,,,,,a,
resolution wns lost and the whole ,natter
was dropped.
A. $, Reed offered resolution rrovidlny
TOR tho establishment OF n ptrmlnant com,
mlttee on membership and tina, ina rney,,.
ners OF tho old committee, Messrs. bar
llnRton. skinner and f.ytle. be three ~
the five members NJ the now .,mmI,tee
ard II was adopted.
John T. Lviie offered tho following
which was adopted
lie " resolved by tho Texas live stool,
association In convention assembled. That
II is the sense OF this convention that the
Limitation ~ 1900 n0r''s ms II rpnenrs in the
law passed hv thc TwpTtv.itird Legislature
fac's of 1904, r. sly, entitled M act TO pre-
vent fishing anl hunting on tho enclosure
nf another. should he stricken out and the
Law be so amended that II would he nm
offcise 10 hunt Of fish without nermleplon
on the enclosed lands OF another wiihou,
reference 10 the number OF acres within
such enclosure. thereby cyterfir~ u,
enIal protection or The laws 10 nil land
ov ners whether large or nmnll. without
reference to the number Of acres within
their cnc'osure.
The chair announced the foilow'ar ron,-
niittee on terminal charscs; IKE T Pryor.
j. u. Tevlor, ], NJ Dansncrty, John C.
Lorldge. a. S. Reed.
GEORGE II. Loving moved that tho time
and rlace NJ holding the next convention
be left TO tie executive committee, which
was adopted
Ike I. Pryor introduced resolution
calling uron tho lcgis'r'rre N enact n
law VII h shah provide for n dicn,t bounty
To be paid hv the state TOR the destruc-
tion Of wolves and other wild animals
that rtcv anon cattle and sheep, and II
WIS adopted.
Tho convention then adjourned to meet
NJ such time and place next wear ms
shall hereafter be fixed by the executive
committee.
The members OF the association were
then taken in carriages headed nv tho
Firth United S'ntts Cavalry hand and
driven to the Union Stock Yards where
al N'd-fsahiorei barbecue had been uro-
viied ~ the citizens Of San Antonio A.
ter tho barbecue the members ~ the nsso-
ciHtiou wore driven to the military post,
where they witnessed dress parade by the
United States soldiers,