, 1901-06-28
PROGRAM
THE STOCK GROWERS CONvEN.
TON AT DOUGLAS ON
JULY TO-.
Two Members Of Faculty Of University
Will Take Part and Deliver Ad-
dresses-congressman MondeIl to
Respond to Mayor Harvey's Ad-
dress Of Weicome-Big Dance in
Wool Warehouse.

The Stockholders convention to be
held here on July 10th and 18th, says
Bill Barlow's Budget, is going to be the
biggest meeting of the kind ever held
in Wyoming and will bring the largest
crowd to Douglas on those days that
the town has ever been called upon to
care for. but the committee in charge
of the details is leaving nothing IN.
done and the visitors will be well car
ed for. Responses to invitations to
read papers upon subjects of interest
to stockmen have been received and all
signified their ready acceptance and in.
%tentioI to be present.
The program committee, of which
DR.. j. NJ. Wilson is chairman, have
completed the same, and from the
names mentioned on it the papers viii,
be able n instructive to every one
1~fnterested in the betterment of range
conditions in the state
The meeting will be called to order
al s O'Clock p. m, July 10th. when the
following program will be rendered:
Invocation; Address of welcome, May
or F.. H. Harvey; response to address
of welcome, Hon. F. w. Mondell: Feed
ing Sheep. Prof Luther Foster. special
agent of the department of agriculture
at Laramie university: National Wool
Association. Hon. F. e. Warren. Ad,
journment.s
Thursday. July 11th-Meeting will
be called to order at $50 a. m. Rela,
tons of National Live Stock Associa.
ton to Sheep Industry. Hon. John w.
Springer. president National Live
Stock association; Sheep as a Bust
ness. Hon. DeForest Richards; Best
Sheep for Range Purposes, Hon. Rob
ert Taylor, Landing. Hon. B.. B.
Brooks: Relations of Commission Men
to Stockgrowers. Mallory Commission
Co; Relation of Employer and EN-
ployes, Hon. c. w. Burdick. Afternoon
session, 2 p. m. Best Methods and
Grasses for renewing range in Wyo-
ming, Prof. Foster; Forage Plants,
Prof. Aven Nelson: Grasses for Arid
Regions. Prof. S. Lamson-Scribner
chief of Agrostologists. Washington,
D. c.; Work and Statistics of State
Sheep Commission, Colonel E. P,
Snow: Coming Stockman. DR.. Morti,
mer Jesurun: Practical Method of
Marketing Wool, Frederick Wildes;
Benefits and Importance to Stock In
terests Of Government Inspection. Hon.
George w. Hickox.
The committee on entertainment, L.
J. Swan, chairman. is on the move and
has provided for the entertainment Of
the ladies', as we'll as looking out for
the welfare of the men folks. There
will be a big dance in the wool ware
hous" on the night of the 18th and mu-
sic will be furnished by a string Or
chestra of six pieces. Elegant programs
have been ordered and under the direc-
ton of Robert F. Potter, assisted by
Robert and Frank Knittle and NJ. C.
features of the meeting. Handsome SOU
venir badges have been ordered that
will far surpass anything offered at
any stockmen's convention held in the
west.
The committee have asked us to re-
quest the citizens of the town to decor
ate their homes and business places on
those dates, that the visitors to our
town. when leaving for their homes
will carry away with them kind recol-
Elections of the kind and h%ospitable
treatment accorded them at the hands
OF our enterprising people.