The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-12-23

and has imported many cattle from
Mexico, was called on and spoke par
ticularly of the live stock interests. He
said Mexico would consume more hog
products from the United States than
the United States would cattle from
Mexico If it We're not for the prohibitive
Mexican tariff
After some minor discussion Governor
Stanley was instructed to appoint a
committee consisting of one representa-
tive from each interest represented to
committee is as follows: James Butler,
Topeka, grain producers; H. Work,
Ellsworth, grain dealers; J. E. Nissley,
Topeka, dairy interests; w. f. Jensen,
Topeka, produce interests; IT. J. Ander-
son. Topeka, commercial clubs; F. c..
Maegley, Topeka, transportation inter-
ests; NJ Wilhelmis seed exporters; S. E4.
Bassett. St Louis, cement interests; NJ.
ests; Fl. A. Heath, Topeka, live stock
breeders; J. T.. Abernathy, Leaven-
worth, manufacturing interests; w. Fl.
Davis. Topeka, wholesale interests; H.
p. Childs, Kansas City, and w. r.. De-
laney Wichita, stock yards; J. A Hawk
inson, Kansas City. packing houses; A
r. Hulit, Chihuahua, Mexican interests
This committee is formulating plan
of organization this afternoon to be pre-
sented to the conference. 1t is prob
able that a convention will be called
later to include all the business interests
of the west, to which the governors of
the interest of extending western trade.
Among those in attendance at the
conference are:
J. H McNair, Halstead, president
State Millers' association.
J. A. Hawkinson, Kansas City, Swift
& Co.
H. Work, Ellsworth, grain
L. Cortelyou, MuscotaI, grain.
ID. N. Delaney, Wichita, stockyards.
j. E. Howard. Wichita. secretary
AIillers' association
c. T. Wells, Winfield, produce.
w. F. Jensen, Topeka, Continental
Creamery company
Chris Hoffman, Enterprise, miller.
T. ]. Anderson, Topeka, commercial
club.
H. A. Heath, Topeka, secretary I'm
proved Stock Breeders association
J. E. Nissley, Topeka, dairy interests.
J. X. Forney, Abilene. creamery.
Z. c. Lewellen, Newton, creamery.
FL. M. Brandt, Topeka, creamery.
J. H. Taylor, Topeka, cheese.
T. A. Bowman, Topeka secretary
Dairy associatio
J. A Bucklin, Oakley, president Farm
ers' Cooperative association
J. Butler, Topeka, secretary Farmers
Cooperative association.
M. NJ. Sherman, Geneseo, farmer and
cattle
Elmer Fl. Wood, Omaha, general
freight agent Union Pacific railway.
J. l.. West, Kansas City, assistant
general freight agent Missouri, Kansas
J. B. zimm, Topeka, live stock expor-
ter.
Aug. Manglesdorf. Atchison. seed ex-
porter.
F. c. Mageley. Topeka, assistant
general freight agent Santa Fe-
c. w. Cook, Topeka, chief clerk San
Ia Fe freight department
Fl. F. Probst, Arkansas City, miller.
H. G. Kaill, Kansas City, assistant
general freight agent Union Pacific.
ThoS. Page. Topeka, miller.
I'll. F. Blaker, Pleasanton, grain
E. J. Smiley, Topeka, secretary Grain
Dealers association.
James A. Wheeler, lola, cement
Joseph Sparks, Bison, grain and live
stock.
H P. Child. Kansas City. assistant
general manager stockyards.
A. E. Hulit, Chihuahua, Mexico. live
stock.
Chas. " Brinkham, Great Bend. mil
ler-
NJ Wilhelmi, Lawrence, seed house.
S. H Rassett, ST. Louis, cement.
w. H. Davis, Topeka, wholesale inter-
ests.
J. L. Abernathy, Leavenworth, manu-
featuring interests.