The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-02-15

and.
Whereas, Tho destruction Of the oieo-
margarine industry win reduce the value
OF cattle and hogs 90 the fs~mer and
raisers thereof, as well as work a hari-
ship upon countless millions OF poor
peonte. who a~e unable 10 pay the fancy
prices asked for butter. therefore. be Il
Resolved, That the oklahoma 1--we
stock association, earnestly protests
against the enactment OF the law or laws
proposed relating TO oleomarganne, and,
be Il further
Resolved. That the this association do
memorable the congress Of the vntted
States against the passage OF d, law or
laws inimical TO the livestock industry.
and ehat a copy OF these resolutions be
sent to the honorable bodies Of the senate
and the house OF representatives OF the
/ United States
Whereas. Tha we endorse the recon-
mendation made by Governor Brnes IN
his message to the last legislative as
sembly regarding the livestock interests
OF Oklahoma territory, ami respectfully
urge upon the next legislative assembly
the necessity Of such legislation, and the
necessity Of a sufficient appropriation TO
make effective the suggestions made in
said message. and the association COM
mends the efforts OF his administration
/ In enforcing the laws for the protection
OF the cattlemen, with the Inadequate
appropriation made for such purposes.
! RAILROAD MEN IN ATTENDANCE
! The following railroad men were pres
cnt:
E. w. Thompson. assistant passenger
and ticket agent Rock Island, Topeka,
Kansas
John Fox, general livesto.k agent
Rock Island Topeka. kansas.
J. T. Drake, western freight agent
Rock Island, Topeka, Kansas
! II. a. Tee. superintendent oklahoma
division Of the Santa Fe. Wichta, Kan
sas.
w. d. ". Nalliran. superintendent
Panhandle division, Of wichita KAN
sas.
Trainmaster Austin Of wichita, Kan
sas.
H. f. Miles. western freight agent
Santa re. Kansas City, Mo-
NJ T., Anderson. travelling livestock
agent, Santa Fe, Kaneas city. 40.
J.. r. Delaney, Santa Fe agent. wich-
| tia, Kansas
zaok Mulhan, livestock agent, Frisco
/ railroad ST. Louis Mo.
NOTES.
BILLY Walker was put In the stock
feed yard.
as a ranger.
A boom was started for Harry Thomp-
son for delegate to the national conven-
ton.
A number Of Indians in the city yester-
day made interesting studies OF the for
eign visitors.
FL Reno saloon men announced that. the
/ trust formed 4 few weeks ego ." raise
the price OF liquor didn't so during the
convention.
A story teer that couldn't. DID up
good COW experience that was very shy
OF auditors.
Mai. u. p. Chasley, OF Malloy. Commits
sion Company Kansas iCty, Is said to
have been the ablest story teller On the
grounds
Col A. l.. Mcpherson, of course was
present. ana busy every moment. The
colonel IS as young toeay as he was when
he headed a Missouri regimest.
The Tiger LAZY" a recitation by Miss
Mary Tandy Of woodward, was exceed
inay fine and brought out a good hearty
encore, Woodward may be proud or MISS
Tandy
El Reno impressed the fact very for
chilly upon the minds OF the visitors last
ght that she could wen boast OF having
as many handsome ladies as any city
OF her size.
Miss Florence Dennis OF Granburry,
Tex. recitation kissing Cups Race"
was one OF the main features OF Tues
day evenings meeting. Her rendition OF
80 Was /, was very good
! Banker Joe McNeal, OF Guthrie, was as
much carleman az anybody. His
thorough interest and appreciation OF the
industry was made manifest among the
1 members of the association by his dem
onstration OF absolute familiarity with
it- interests
! Colonel p. NJ Duncan ~ the Rock ISL
ami, entertained his 81, Joe friends In
! fine style Monday The colonel speaks
I the Cheyenne language nuenty ana yes
terday he interpreted 10 q ST. Joe friend
what a warrior OF that tribe WAS say
| Ing 10 his squaw.
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