The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-02-04
ELRENO LIVESTOCK CONVENTION
Full Official Program Which Is to
be Carried Out at the Meetings.

be Carried Out at the Meetings.
| Guthrie, o. T.. Feb. S.-Following is tn.
| program in full OF the FL Reno live stool
convention, to be held Feb. 13 and II:
TUESDAY MORNING. FEB. 10.
The convention will be called to order
in the Opera Hall promptly at 10 o'cloel
a. M, by the president of the association
Address Of welcome by the mayor Of
| Ell Reno. Hon. T. F. Hensley. Response
| by President A T. Wilson
BUSINESS SESSION.
Report of executive committee. report
of treasurer. report of secretary, adoption
OF reports, amendments to constitution
| and bylaws. acceptance of new members
reported by the executive committee dur
ing past year. enrolment of new members
and applications for membership intro
auction of resolutions and appointment of
committee.
Election of officers for the coming year
will be held Immediately after finishing
the business of the convention on the
first day of the session.
Address: Value of the Live Stock In
dustry in Oklahoma Gov. c. NJ. Barnes.
Marketing for Profit Hon. Frank
Cooper, Kansas City. Mo.
Adjournment.
Arhusennets furnished by city Of Ell
Reno, including branding contests and
racing, Will occur each afternoon under
direction of local committee.
TUESDAY EVENING, FEB. 10.
1870 p NJ. music by band.
Invocation.
Ny First Impressions on the Range, ;"
Dr. f. q. De1enge, Chilicothe, Mo.
Recitation, kissing Cups Race" Miss
Florence Dennis, Granbury, Texas.
Value of the Range Horse" Prof c..
F. Curtis, Ames Iowa
Recitation, The Tiger Lily Miss
Mary Tandy, Woodward. Oklahoma.
illustrated lecture, Types of Steers
Affecting Profits to the Ranchman and
Stock Farmer" Prof. F. C. Burtis. A. &
M. College of Oklahoma
Recitation, so Was t. Miss Florence
Dennis, Granbury, Texas
Music by band Adjourn.
WEDNESDAY MORNING. FEB. Il.
600 a. m, sharp. "Blackleg in Cattle
and its Prevention P W. Hunt, Fort
Worth. Texas.
international Live Stock Exposition"
D. o. Lively, Chicago, Ill
Splenetfc Fever and Quarantine Legis-
lation in Oklahoma Col Albert Dean.
Bureau of Animal Industry of U. S.
Present and Future Range Con-
dtions," Col L. A. Allen. Kansas City.
Value of the Experiment Station
Prof H. ]. Waters, Dean Missouri Agri-
cultural College.
Prof. DR.. Lewis, Territorial Veterinarian
Oklahoma A. & NJ College.
DINNER.
1870 p. m. sharp 1.-The Hereford Adapt-
ed to the Range" Col T. F. B. sotham,
Chihcothe. Mo.
Relations that Should Exist Between
Ranchmen and Commission Statesmen"
H. c. offutt, Kansas City, Mo.
Forage Crops to Help out the Grasses
of the Range in Oklahoma" Prof. John
Fields, Director Oklahoma Experiment
Station.
Things in General" Editor Claridge.
San Antonio. Texas.
The Value of Well Equipped Markets"
five-minute talks by NJ B. Irwin, st.
Joseph, Mo-. L. w. Krake, St Louis. Mo.
Eugene Rust, Kansas City. NO., W. r.
Dulaney, Wichita, Kan, F. G. Leonard,
Chicago, Ill, G. ". BaHentine. Denver,
Colorado, Andrew Nimmo, Fort Worth,
Texas.
Report of meeting of Western Quaran-
tine association, Col. W. B. TuIls, Qua
nah. Tee
Report of committee on resolutions. and
adoption
Selection of place of meeting next year.
Adjournment.
WEDNESDAY EVENING.
500 p. M, Cattlemen's ball Gree to all |
members and guests.
One fare railroad rate to FL Reno and !
'eturn has been made by the Atchison.
Topeka and Santa Fe: the Chicago. 7ck !
Island and Pacific; the Choctaw. Okla |
loma and Gulf; and the Fort Worth and |
Denver railroads. Selling dates for round |
rip tickets, Feb 10, II and 70 limited TO /
'eturn on Feb. Il, 1900. On Feb. z. the |
Santa Fe railway will run special train /
rom Higgins, Texas, to Ell Reno, return |
ng Feb 10. Rate of fare on this train. !
rom Higgins to Kiowa, Kan. and inter
q Reno and return.
Members and guests attending the con-
-ention will please register with the sec
etary of the association and receive
badges upon arrival in FL Reno