The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-01-03
ERS' CONVENTION TO BE HELD
IN THIS CITY.
PROGRAMME is ANNOUNCED.
FULL LIST OF DEPARTMENTS AND
SPEAKERS Is MADE PUBLIC
OFFICIALLY.
PROMINENT CATTLE OWNERS
From All Over the Land VIII Be
Among the Attendants Next
Week.

Preparations are well advanced for
the meeting Of the American Live
Stock Breeders and Feeders conven-
ton, which holds its first session at
the state capitol rooms Jan. II.
The speakers and their subjects are
as follows
to order by Chairman Theodore L. Schur-
meier, Of joint council of arrangements of
commercial bodies.
Address of welcome on behalf Of city of ST.
Paul by Mayor Doran.
Address of welcome on behalf of state Of
Minnesota by his excellency Gov. Clough.
The Export Horse; How to Breed" F. ].
Berry Of Chicago. M. w. Durham, of Wayne,
ILL.,, has also been invited to speak on THE
| Draft Horse
1.-The Folly of Selling Cattle, Young and
Lean. from off the Farm" Thomas Shaw.
| professor of animal industry Minnesota School
of Agriculture. The entire afternoon session
! will be given to a discussion Of breeding,
feeding and marketing cattle.
| Evening Session
Mrs. Virginia Meredith, preceptress girls
! department, Minnesota School of Agriculture
Live Stock. the Basis of All Great Agri-
W. H. sutherin. White Sulphur Springs,
Mont, ''The Live Stock Industry on the
! Great Ranges Of the Semi-Arid Belt Its Flu
| ture.'
Wednesday, Jan. 12-Morning Session
Swine Breeding. the Bacon Hog" Prof.
l.. D. Henry, director Wisconsin experiment
station, Madison, Wis.
Other speakers expected to be present and
| speak on the subject of swine are J. E.
Brethour, Of Canada, and Charles F. Mills,
| H.
Afternoon Session
How Shall the Beginner Best Establish
Himself in Stock Raising" James ]. Hill,
| North Oaks farm, Minnesota.
ITO What Extent Shall Farmers Keep
Sheep" John A. Craig, professor department
Ames 10.
Tame Grass Pastures" C. D. Gilhnan,
| Morgan, MINI.
Patching Live Stock" R. M. Allen, gen.
eral manager Standard Cattle company. Ames,
Neb.
other speakers invited to address the con-
vention are ex-Gov. Robert W. Furnas, OF
| Nebraska; Prof. James Robinson, dairy COM
missioner OF Canada Mr. Mcdonald, manu-
facturer Of Imperial cheese, and others. T..
F. B. Sotham Of Chillcothe, Mo-, will speak
on Future Methods of Beefmaking," at the
afternoon session Of the first day. Prof. w.
| A. Henry will also discuss 1.-THE Future of
the Dairy Interest"
The above programme is subject to
change, as number of other promi-
nent experts in breeding, feeding and
marketing live stock have been in
vited, among them an experienced
shippers Of live stock who will discuss
practical methods in shipping live
stock in small and large lots to mar
| ket.
President John Mathieson. Of the
Minnesota State Dairy association, has
appointed the following delegates to
represent the association at the con-
vention:
G. l.. Smith, Minneapolis; W. j. Ives,
Hutchinson; Charles Flasher, North Redwood /;
JaEies Harris, Owatonna; John Norton, Ha-
vana: w. L. Campbell, Fergus Falls; o. G..
Anderson, Red Oak; John Thompson, Lans-
ing; Fred Chrisgen, Sutton; Patrick Heffran
Northfeld: John Kelly, Pennington; G. F.
Staples, Mendoza; Thomas Milton st. Paul;
2. G. Potter, Minneapolis; John L. Gibbs,
| Geneva: John G. Johnson, Blooming Prairie !;
Jobe Lloyd, Lloyd; w. w. P. Mcconnell
Mankato; John Lloyd, Tracy.
| Secretary George Harding, of the Ameri-
! can Cotswold association, Waukesha, Wis.,,
has named as delegates to represent the as
]: Hal Woodford, Woodford, Ky. R. G. Watt,
Xenia, o.; F. W. Harding. Waukesha, Wis. |:
James Russell, Richmond Hill, Ont; David
M Me- f.snt Guelph dp5 Ont Charles MeDamd
Col; Thomas Clark. Beecher, ILL.,; ]. S.
Hsrklese. Carthage, Ind; s. Bennington;
T HsIu To-; s. G. N Hec;I cottonWood
Oscar Shirley. Houlton, Me-; w. R. Mont
gomery Jr., Hillsdale, Mich; R. c. Judson
Portland. Or; Hopson Glasscock, vansellaer
| Heron. Harvey, n. D.: Fred Wilson, Conde
S. D.: John Chick, Attica, N. Y; W. c.
Cherry, Xenia, o.; James Witycombe, Port
land, Or: s. v. Mcdowell, Fredonia, Pa. !;
James B. Ririe, Weber, Utah James ]. Idle
man. Mt. Storm, w. Va; N. NJ. Jewell, Min
eral Point. Wis.
Breeders association, Brandon. VT, has ap-
pointed the following to represent that as
ISOLATION: James J.. Hill. St. Paul. Mimi.
Boston. Mass; H. r. G.. Watson, New York
Obadiah Brown. Providence R. l.; S. M
Wells, Wethersheld. Conn; Charles H. Hays
Vt; ]. c. Magic. Elizabeth, N j.; William
Sellers, Edgemoor, Del; A. A. Adams, Gar
net. Kan; H. s. Aver, Columbus, Pa; ]. P
kegan, M John Bratton, White Oak, S. G.:
]. E. Caldren, Iowa City, To-; Alonzo Libby
Westbrook. Me-; F. Tschudy. Monroe Wis. !;
| George Bement, East Oakland CAL; James
Oliver, South Bend, Ind; Thomas H. Tongue,
Hillsboro, Or.
". K shafor. of Middleton. O., has sent the
following fol- ., names as delegates to represent
Fort Steel, Steele, Wy. Edmund Cook, VIII
mot not, s. D.; Ed Wineland, Avoca To-; Ell
Fairfield, To-; A. Crawford. Lone Tree, To-
St Paul. Mimi; W. M. Fields. Cedar Falls,
To-. e. ]. Stone, Stonington, ILL.,
President N H. Gentry, of the Missouri
Improved Live Stock association, has ap-
pointed as delegates to represent the asso-
clatlon: CLIFTON george, Lathrop, Mo-; George
P. Bellows Maryville. Mo-; T. F. B. Sotham,
OSillicothe Mo-; G. E. Leonard, Bonneville,
No; Wallace Estill, Estill, Mo; ]. A: Potts,
Mo-. NJ. E. Moore, Cameron, Mo-: c. F.
Clark, Mexico, Mo-; T. A. Harris, La Mine,
Mo-; L. e. Shattuck Jr., Stansberry, Mo- :
Mrs. j.. A.. Maxwell, Fayette, Mo-; Mrs.
George P. Bellows, Marysville, Mo-
The following are appointed by President
| Gentry to represent the Berkshire association :
Charles F. Mills, Springfield, ILL.,; A. ]. Love-
! joy, Roscoe, ILL.,; George S. Prime, tuscaloosa.
To-; G. 1. Hood, Lowell, Mass; c. Fred Bow
| shart. Lowville, N. Y; DR.. G. Howard David
son, Millrock, N. Y: Wills A. Seward New
! York city: w. H. Pierce, Denton, Tex; S.
| .. Hollingsworth, Couschatta, La; Reuben
Gentry, Danville, KY; w. E. Spicer, Bush
nell. ILL.,: j. G. Shell, Shellgrove Ont; R.
L. Rutter. Spokane, Wash. Alex A Arnold,
Galesville, Wis; James Riley Thornton, Ind. !:
June X. King Marshall, Mo.
All the railroads east and west have
made reduced rates to the convention
and the council of arrangements have
issued circular giving the informa-
ton to those who attend that. in
order to get the advantage Of the low
rate, a receipt must be taken from the
agent of the railroad at the starting
point, which, when Endorsed by the Sec
rotary of the convention, will entitle
them to get the benefit Of the reduced
rate returning from the convention
but the reduction will not be made un-
less the receipt is so taken from the
agent Of the railroad at the starting
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