The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-03-18
WILL AID
GRADERS
Live Stock Men to
Form Close
Body.
MANY PLANS TO
ASSIST GROWERS
Herd Book Committee Will Pre-
pare Plans for Regisiry-WiIl
Take Up Pasturase.

With a degree OF enthusiasm which
was worthy of the cause. the graziers
OF the Islands met in considerable force
at the directors room OF Castle - &
Cooke yesterday and formed the Ha-
waiian Live Stock Breeders Associa-
ton. There have been IS names attach
ed to the articles of association.
The meeting indicated that there vii!
be good work done by the association,
for every man present seemed to feel
that the time was here for concerted
action upon the matter at hand. and
there was not a single person chosen
to act for the body who did not will
ingly take up the task. The first gath
ering was held in the morning. and at
that time d. p. r. Isenberg was chosen
chairman and F. NJ. Swanzy temporary
secretary. Then an adjournment was
had for the purpose of getting together
more of the cattlemen of the city. so
the meeting held at 2. m. was one full
Of interest. The permanent officers
tere first chosen. They are: Presi
dent. d. =. r. Isenberg; vice president
Eben Low; secretary, a. F. Judd:
treasurer. \. Il. Wood. Executive Com
Tnittee: L. L. McCandless. a. w. Car
ter. w. II. Cornwell, Francis Gay and
Julian Monsarrat.
The bylaws of the association were
then adopted They declare the pur-
pose of the association TO be the better
ing of the live stock of the Islands. the
conserving of the interests of the gra-
age lands and the forage plants, the
care of the forests and the reforesta-
ton of the lands of the Islands. The
principal object of the association will
be the bringing and breeding of a bet
ter class OF horses and cattle. After
these sheep viii run a third with atten-
ton to hogs as the subject which viii
attract the least attention of all.
There were very few changes in the
bylaws or articles OF association, and
before the adjournment of the meeting
all the groundwork had been laid for
an association which would give to the
association wide latitude. y special
committee on herd book. composed of
w. II. COrnwell. Eben Low and Julian
was appointed. and when
the meeting adjourned it was to be
called together again on Saturday.
when il Is expected there viii be a SyS-
tenn OF registration prepared by the
There Will be submitted as
well a complete plan for utilization with
the Live Stock Association of the Unit
20 States, which viii give full weight
10 the registration OF the association. /
The names on the articles of associ- /
alton are the following: The Hawaiian
Agricultural Company. 4. {. Searles. l..
Il
? NJ. Swanzy. Palmer and Frank
NJ. z. Robinson, w. NJ. Giffard,
4. W. Carter. w. G. Achi, a. Mason.
Robert Hind. ]. NJ. Horner. 4. F. Judd.
DR.. J. H Raymond. II. Waterhouse &
Company. II. 2. Baldwin, Samuel Par
Ter. W. II. Cornwell. Prince David Ka-
vananakoa, II. VI. Won Holt. ;. L. Da-
non. c. \. Brown. n Dowsett. l.. l.
George Campbell, and
;anIueI Parker Jr.
1t is the fond hope of the growers
hat in time they become TO
ne cattle interests of Hawaii what
ne Planters Association now is TO the
uEar business. There will be not only
registry. but as we'll there will bel
2 set OF rules for the carrying :
n of a regular information bureau, and
! time there Will be brochures, which {
i'll aid in the dissemination of the,
acts concerning the industry here. and
lvestigations made by the graziers
.hich will serve their fellows. ii