San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-03-09

transportation of the Frisco line, came
in this morning with Vice President
Yoakum.
Mr.. A. III. McFadden and wife, of
Victoria, are in the city. They are ac-
companied by Miss Opie Lott, of Go
lad.
Archie Parr. stockman of Duval
county, is in the city attending the
convention, and is quartered at the
Menger.
Editor Atkins, of the Beeville Pic
ayune, is taking it in.
. n. DOuthit, livestock agent of the
Missouri Pacific at Kansas City, is
here, accompanied by his wife,
Mr.. r. J. Carroll, a Mccullough
county stockman, is in the city and is
registered at the Southern.
Leon Groos. with the Washer Bros,
of Fort Worth. is in town shaking
hands with the cowboys and other
friends.
Mr.. VIM. Allen, a stockman of Run
nels, Tex, is in the city attending the
convention and is a guest of the
Southern.
General Livestock Agent Page Har-
ris, of the Texas and Pacific, is here
from Fort Worth; so is ]. W. Carter.
of the Rock Island.
Col. Dan J. Price, of the Interna-
tional passenger department, is here
arranging for the comforts of those
who are going to Mexico on the cheap
pairing for the Ticket Agents conven-
ton.
lack Mulhall, general livestock
agent of the Frisco line, is here from
Mulhall, |. T., to see that the boys are
getting along well, and his daughter
is with him.
w. H. Gleason, division freight
agent of the Santa Fe, at Dallas, is
here, mingling with the stOckmen and
meeting old friends. Travelling Freight
Agent J. n. Griswold, of the Santa Fe,
is also here.
Eli Titus, general livestock agent of
the Santa Fe system, is here from
Kansas City, attending the convent
ion. ]. l.. Pennington and James III.
Polk are here from Forth Worth and
Major w. c. Lewis came in this morn
ing.
Jesse Shain and wife, of Mckinney,
are among this mornings arrivals and
are stopping at the Maverick. lmme-
diately upon his arrival Mr.. Shain fell
in the hands of friends. He has few
good things to tell the stockmen.
Tom Davidson, Z. d. Linn and J. +.
Green, a trio of cattlemen of Victoria,
are here for a good cause.
NJ. McCauless is here from Ennis,
IL r,.., l.. ,,NI ,s,l- tV,rv
ones.
j. p. Bryan, of VelascO, and Fred s.
Robbins, of Matagorda, are here with
the stockmen.
John Ruckman, merchant and
ranchman of Helena, is here to see
what the boys are doing.
DIR. S. |. North, a big cattleman of
Clayton, n. NJ, is among the visitors
and is stopping with is brother-in-law,
w. +. Lippold, on South Presa street.
With him are also Sheriff Holland, of
Carson county; Jess Wynne and Jim
Harrison, all of Panhandle City, who
are stopping with their old friend, Bill
LippOld, during the convention.
T. B. Butler, of Kennedy, is here with
the Stockmen.
B. r. Ware, a well known stOckman
of Amarillo, and Charles l.. Ware,
livestock agent of the Fort Worth and
Denver railroad at Fort Worth, are
here, visiting their brother, Capt. Dick
Ware, who has just returned from
Mexico.
John Mackey, of Terrell, is fraterniz-
ing with the stockmen.
Homer Eads and G. A. Waterman,of
the Iron Mountain, are two of the bus
lest men in the city during the con-
clave. and have transformed their Of
flee into an information bureau for
the stOckmen.