Birmingham state herald., 1897-04-21
PERMANENT ORGANIZATION Of Alabama Swine Breeders
 Association Affected.
 s. M. HANBY IS PRESIDENT With Other Able Men in the Various Offices
 Encouraging Peginning-Meetng es
 Continues Today. 4
S. M. HANBY IS PRESIDENT i

ISudi1l IO d Cdill lS-fuSd OS Ii-S OSth son County Swine Breeders association, a large number of representative citizens of the state, ameng them some of the leading stock raisers ard agricultu.nl men, assembled in the Commercial club pafaor yesterday morning and were called to order alt 10 o'clock by MT. s. M. Har5y president of the local organization. Among these present were ns'ted such men as Hon. Hector D. Lane, ex-eommis- slonsr of agriculture, Athens; Thomas J. Key, editor Southern Agriculturist,s Montgomery; F. M. Boykn, MoLtgom- cry; Dr. Ta1s Butler, veterinarian Agrl- cultural ani Mechanical college, Stark vile, Miss. Prof. J. F. Duggar, Agtc cultural ard Mechanical college, Au.oorN, Dr. c. A. Cary, veterinarian ASricuItur5a ard Mech rical college, Auburn; J. +. Watt, Greenviue; E. A. Brs1Sp, Iai.I7 ,x, dega; w. T. Jchn9on, GaGsdsn; J. w, Meyeno, Rev. I. w. Cary North B1rnalns- ham; Sylvester Robertson, Blrmlngnami P. Sid Jones, B.lrnlngL3m; ,. C; Drake, Birmingham; s. M. H2nby, Birmfngnanl' pr. A. H. Freroh, Birmingham; w, H. Jcraas, Birmingham; T. L. McGowan, Bfr- mirgham; J. B. Wadiswod.h, Birmlng- ham; w. H. AberL4ahy Birminl3Aan' J. H. Hard, Bes- -nmer; A. c. OXtofu, Jonesvile; J. R. P. Durham, BirinAhS- ham, James Cohurn, East Lake; ,. u. BaRDY, InoIlCN1ie, w d. IP-is e;i1 A>NHiN A|-N mingflam; s. L. Crcsswan, BlrmiIl3ha m; Gen. John Neff, Tuseumbia; Hector D. Lane, Jr Athens; W. M. Glass, Birmifig- ham.
 On motion of T. L. 'MoG'2wans Birmirg- ham. Hon. Hec or D. Lane was chosen temporary chairman. The chairman stated the object of the converI,ion, thanked the members for the honor con ferred, and suggested the election CT temporary secretary
 w H. Abernaahy, Birmingham -ef-- fered he name -'f J. 5. WausWofuh, WHO was unanimously elepted. MT IanGby thisn moved the appoffls- ment of a. commt Lee to prepare a pro- gramme of procedure. The motion pre- vailed, and the chair named Messrs. Han- by, Cary and Key. The committee re- tired to prepare report. sf'
 WORDS OF WELCOME.
 Hon. Frank V. Evans, mayor of Blr- mingham was than introduced by the chair, afgd his hoTs2r in his usuaiiy eio. quent style, welcomed the members or the organization in behalf of the city, His remarks were timely and nstehad to with appreciation
 The chairman responded brief1y to the welcome of Mayor Evans.
 On, motion i.he chair appointed the fol- lowing committee cn permanent organl- zation: s. M. Hanby T. l.. McGowan, Thomas J. Key, J. H. French and w, V. Robinson. The laJter asked to be ex- cused, and J. R. P. Durham was substl- tuted-
 PROGRAMME.
 eThs committee on programme made the following report: = Address on Advantages and Import ance of Organization"
 Adjournment.
 2 D. m.-Report of committee on per- manent organization.
 Scoring class to be held at Dr. French's hospital.
 NIGHT SESSION.
 7:SO-Some of the Diseases of Swine Dr. c. A. Cary.
 Discussion of the question.
 WEDNESDAY MORNING. 1 9:00-Comparativ Feeding Value of Corn, Bran and Cowpeas for Swine Prof. J. r. Suggs, of the Agricultural and Mechanical College at Auburn.
 Discussion of the question.
 Address by Dr. Tait Butler, of Stark vile, Miss. te,-, Excursion. The programme was unanimously adopted and the committee discharged.
 Advantages and Importance of Or ganization'' was fIs s,ussed thoroughly and ably by MT. J. $. Riley, of Indiana. @ Editor Key, of the Southern Agricui- turist then addressed the convention on the raising of hogs.
 r1r Riley then discussed the art of
  handed out cards for scoring. Just prior to adjournment Messrs. Harby and Wadsworth invited the con vention to visit their pens at North Bir- mingham. The invitation was accepted and the visit will be made this after noon.
 The meeting then adjourned until g. - AFTERNOON SESSION. - At p. m. Hon. Hector D. Lane called the convention to order.
 The minutes of the morning session were read and approved.
 The committee on permanent organiZ- ation reported that they had concluded not to name officers, but would leave same to the body. 55. The committee, however, submitted constitution and bylaws which were acted upon seriatum and adopted as whole.
 The body then proceeded to elect per manent officers with the following re- suit. President--S M. Hanby. Birmingham. 4 vfce-President-T. J. Key, Montgom- r, treasurer J. T. Watts. Greenville. Secretary-J. B. Wadsworth, Birming. ham. 4
 Executive Committee-J. F. Duggar, Auburn; E. A. Bishop, Talladega; F. M. Boylzin. Montgomery; H. D. Lane, l Athens; w. K. Pickens Livingstone.
 The body then adjourned to Dr. French's hospital for the purpose of scor- ing. H fs NIGHT SESSION. si The night session begun with Presi- dent Hanby in the chair. He made few remarks and then announced Dr. c. A Carey, of Auburn, as the speaker of the evening. pr. Carey treated the sub q tect of Swine, Their Diseases and Modes of Curing Same"
 TO-DAY, .4 The meeting today promises to be as Interesting as yesterdays and the pub-f 91ic are cordially invited to attend. .d -is At p. m. the body will take trip around the city on the electric car lines and view the pens of Messrs. Hanby and Wadsworth at JoneSvile.
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