El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-01-02
CATTLEMEN
TO MEET
Program Of the Fort Worth
Convention
RARE ENTERTAINMENT
In Store For the Men On Who m
Prosperity Is Smiling-Mysti c
Knights To parade-Fun And
Wisdom To Go Hand In Hand.


Knights To pardde-Fun Ant
Wisdom To Go Hand In Hand.
FORT WORTH. Tex, Jan. 1.-The
following is the order of business TO be
followed at the meeting ofthe Nations
Live stock association to be held here.
commencing January 16.
TUESDAY, JANUARY 16.
Convention called to order, Green
wall opera house. Then prayer by
Dr.. Luther Little and address of well
come by Governor j. D. Ssyers, OF
Texas.
Address-Mayor B. B. Paddock
Fort Worth, Texas.
Responsible. D. w. Smith, Il
linois.
Annual address of President Hon.
John w. Springer, Colorado.
Condition of the industry in the
United States" Five minute talks
from delegates from each state.
Address-"The cattle industry o.
Canada" Mr.. Henry Wade, secretary,
Dominion Short Horn Breeders asso-
citation. Toronto.
Address next live stock
census" Hon. D. G. Powers, de-
partment OF agriculture, Washing
ton.
Tuesday evening-Smoker at the
Hotel Worth.
WEDNESDAY JANURY II.
Address-Mr. Alvin b. Sanders,
editor Breeders Gazette, Illinois.
Address-'Live stock as chattel
Security" Mr.. A. r. de Ricqles, Colo
RADIO.
Address-"Railway rates" Mr.. w.
Tomlinson, Illinois.
Address-''The broadening markets
vi T&l
F. Hobbs, editor National Provisioner,
New York City.
Address--"Whst have short horns
done for the United States?''
"Address--Mr. T. F. B. Sosham,
Missouri "derefords,'
ss--"Blackleg." DR.. Victor A.
Norgaerd, Washington, D. G.
Consideration of resolutions.
Resolved: THAT such of the public
lands of the United States as can be
utilized for grazing should be subject
to lease by stock men, who are citizens,
at q reasonable rental and under sucn
conditions as will tend to preserve the
grasses from destruction and improve
the value of the grazing thereon"
Address-Mr. j. K. Carey. Wyom-
ing.
Address-Mr. William Gardner,
South Dakota.
Address-Dr. D. b. Stickney, Wyo-
ming.
Address-Mr. c. E. Wantlaud, Col
Orado.
observation-disclosures of forest re-
serves.
Address-Mr. Jesse M. Smith,
Utah.
Address-Mr. E. S. Gosney, Ari-
IONA.
Address sThoroughbred hogs We.
the razor back" Mr.. Al j. Lovejoy,
president of American Associations Of
Fairs and Expositions, Illinois.
Address -"Tbe American draft
horse" Mr.. r. B. Ogilvie, Wiscon
sin.
Address-''The harness horse" Mr..
Henry Exall. Texas.
Address-"Oklahoma its relation to
the live stock industry of the south
west" Mr.. Sidney Clarke, Oklahoma.
Address-"Live stock exchanges"
Mr.. William 81. THOMPSON, Jr., presi-
dent of Nations al Live Stock Exchange,
Illinois.
Wednesday evening-Grand street
parade and ball ty the Mystic Knights
of Bovina, Herd No. 1.
THURSDAY.
Consider alton of resolutions.
Address-Mr. A. G. Leonard, presi-
dent international Live Stock exposi-
Address-Mr. D.. j. Ryan, director
General Ohio Centennial 1902.
Address-'The Berkshire Hog" Mr..
Reuben Gentry, manager Berkshire de-
partment, Baltimore Farm, North Car
DINA.
Address Exhibition of live stock
and their Influences" Mr.. ]. B. Dins-
more, Nebraska.
Address-"Pure blood" Mr.. J. Fl.
Pickrell, secretary American Short
Horn Registry association, Illinois.
Address Relations of packing |
houses to the cattle industry" Mr.. p. |
d. Armour, Illinois
Address 1.-The Galloways as beef
Breed" Mr.. Frank B. Hesrn, secretary |
American Galloway Registry associa- !
ton, Missouri.
Address-"Th peoples grass, Mr..
r. D. Gage, Texas.
Address-''Thed distinguishing char |
acteristics of pure bred varieties OF
sheep and their relative merits for |
crossing upon range sheep" Mr.. Nor
timer Lowering, secretary American !
Shropshire association, Indiana.
Address-'The western arch of
thorouRhb-eds," Mr.. R. z. Edmond.I
son, Missouri. II
Visit National Range exhi Ditto a a
live stock at the Union stock yards. {
Reception to visiting ladies AID
gentlemen by the Commercial club
Selection of new executive COMMIT
tee.