The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-01-17

OF Houston tina, all taose delegates who
nal s.enlned their lnteution NJ becoming
members OF the aasoJlalisn. AMI Slo were
net prcscr5t, Dc tonaiderei by the asp
= ciatsoh as members. TIE motion was
adopted.
President Bullock stated thar tae meet
ing would be glad 10 hear sugges ions
from delegates relative to tac met1od o.
pr1cs1u:e In making the organization
permanent.
County JgIge Wslli1ms 81 Huntsville
! arose and stated that as he ulierstcoI
the coiedt OF The association IT was 10
promote the proposition OF an annual fair
to be held in Houston. and in mis- pre-
! iiminary remarks stated ihAt in order to
be great herself 81 vas necessary for
Houston 30 realize that Us surrounding
: and n-inguous -. DRY must be I'M
proved ana developed. Houlton mus; give
ercoura somerlt and aid 20 propositions
having tendency to improve the sur
: rounding conH.ry
Judge Williams then gave HIS a.taI-
: ton to suggestions OF needed reforms in
tie 1--WE stock Industry ana intere 1ts.
adNOC-tiny The establishment OF a 1--we
sleek exchange in Houston. where both
buyers ana sellers coul1 obtain wha.-
ever Information they should seek rela-
tive 10 live stock
~, also dWeM upon she inportauos OF
the separation Of milk aud beef strains
Of cattle on the ranges as the crossing
oi these distinct breeds delrl",s largely
frcm the value OF bc5h--.the milk breeds
. becoming less valuable Tor the crossing
iuto the blood OF tha beef breeds ana
] the beef breeds deteriorating In mlrket
. value from the mixture Of the blood OF
milk STOCK.
Judge Williams. lin oWlllning the Oh
jects ~ me proposed association, Thought
?, 10 well 10 give autenI1n 70 he matter
:. or transportation IN order 10 proven, dis
n elimination in rates ag1ins he shippers
from points where nc shipping facili-
70 ties are not IN 3s greai compel tlOn as
is The ogse in places where there are
. moro than one railroad.
Mr. HUDSON lndorse1 Judge Williams
suggestions stating that ne believed tina;
r. II the IDEAS advanced by Judge Williams
IS were kept n mind throughout the meet
Ing and during She existense OF the as
3. soaiatiou, much good would be accom-
piished.
tAr Powell stated thai ne thought the
main purpose OF the Organization should
e he 70 promote the proposition Of Srra'
South Texas fair W Toe held annually il
Y Houston, AMI cited The great improve
J. fnent in the live stock interests that il
is directly attributable 10 the fairs at Dal
las and san Antonio
y IliS line Of thought. however. wa
- vigorously questioned by umher OF tin
delegates presen., they holding that tn
~ sBfctdaion should be a strictly bushes
body for ;he benefit Of thc live stoc
industry, and theu, f Il wa decided :
SO h-1 me fair. l.r It be tnclden, 10 IN
organize ion iIlEtead Of inc organi2atio
s. being incilent 10 tho .Hr
y molten was offered o enc effect tina
* Mr. Powell, Tho CHAIR and one other mem
Der non resident 81 Hirrs ,ouuty, h.
- appointed 3 rumrultce 10 present
ha ~ 40 IN
a. ~ the afternoon meeting for tho bene
III OF Houston business men. The me
lis ton prevailing. ;hc c0mmNuce was az
pointed, Mr.. + a. Gay being named d
~ thc third member
as Mr. ]. \. Palmer ruEsestel .he unstr
OF the diiferenl organizations s1licd
tho live stock indart,ry AMI called upo
nj Mr. 9 G, Chandler secretary Of the Sou,
Texas Poultry anA Pet stock association
RS for an expression in The premises. VI
Chandler salri that he ba5eYeA a
branches CT the industry should work
~. harmony, as a great dead coull then
on accomplished, each branch needing "a
cooperation OF every Other branch,
MIR. Palmer, as secretary of ;he Harr
=, County Belgian Hare club. wanted his O
ria gan1ation made a part of the live a,o,
as GO. dNun.
iy, Judge WAlians received the chairs r
Ser cosn.tfon and gave his ideas as 20 Il
purpose az The permanent organtzatio
". and how Z; should be organized. ana NJ
I. Cunyus suggested that Ghc JUDGE col
,. dense his suggestions into writing to
submitted at ME afternoon session
ess Judge Williams Instead suggested th
san a oonlmtdtee OF three be appointed
draft n conststrtton and by laws, al
- report at 'th~ afternoon session.
nm committee, composed OF Judge WI
w hams as chairman. c, j. Cunyus and
T. MaItain, with r. w Hudson able
sll..s. a.
which hUd taken Uhe form OF a mg,i,
of ana was adopted
.he Mr.. II. w, Cortes OF Houston was CALI
IAN upon 20 address the convention ON b
us. halt OF THE local business men, aud
Ter responded TO the invitaIslon. stating IN
he he telt sure The dissertation would r
r. ! celNo thCir corporation.
io Mr.. F, ~ Gray, secretary OF the Hou
w ! ton Manufacturers asgncialion "a
ut that no Jf0un; some OF the delegates pre
1ot en-, Thought " strange thai a manufact
ate rers association should be represented
has delegates az live stock meeting Ho
for ever. he assured the convention that [
an. interests Of the manufacturers we're wi
her any movement thaN has for its obje-t I
en- more complete developments and genei
,a,, Improvement OF Hhe seuuon.
80 Mr.. HGls0n suggested the crganizati
~ OF county associations and the holdI
NY OF county fairs as help to the SOU
,ui- Texas association
lre- Judge Williams reported thi a coun
ira ongau1ataon was already established
de- Walker county and that Its benefts
dis the live stock interests were numero
10 and remarkable.
RIGS DIR, w. Il. Box stated thas he beliey
me what crmmfttees there were 10 pe :.
10, pointed should be nalned so that n
could set to work and submit their r
- ports 10 the afternoon meeting
AK Mr.. john Charles Harrls suggested {