The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-02-14
STOCK, BREEDERS
MEETING OF ASsoCIATrOH RE-
 . HTNS TOMORROW.
Fifty Delegates Are Expected to Come to Montgomery to Dis
 cuss Important Industry. a.
 pr. Cary to Preside.

The Alabama Live Stock Association will hold its annual meeting beginnine tomorrow in the rooms of the Mont gomery County Agricultural Club, on Commerce street.
 The Live Stock Association Is compos- ed of live stock breeders. and the pur- pose Of the organization is to build up the industry in Alabama.
 The association win hold meetings Monday and Tuesday. pr. C.. A. Cary of Auburn, president of the association, will call the meeting to order Monday afternoon at 2ae'ciock. Throughout the sessions. papers will be read and dis cussed of interest to those engaged in the industry.
 About fifty delegates are expected.
 The program for the meeting Is as fol- lows:
 Address! of welcome by Mayor ss the city. Hon. Thomas H. Carr.
 Response and annual address by presi- dent of association, Dr. c. A. Cary.
 Stock Raising Essential to Successful Agriculture" Clarendon Davis. -.
 My Experience in Raising Beef Cat tie," M. B. Houghton.
 What Can be Dome With a Herd of Grade Angus Cattle" W. c. Little.
 "what the State Can do for the live Stock Industry" Hon. R. R. Poole.
 Report of the District Agricultural schools on work done and progress made in live stock industry.
 "Alfalfa," Prof. J. F. Duggar.
 Raising Chickens on the Farm" ]. c, Adams. !
 Peanuts for Breeding and Fattening Hogs," Sam T. Smith.
 Farm Sanitation" Dr. c. A. Cary.
 "co-operation by the Farmers and Ben efits of Organization" Thos. W. Carr.
 Report of Committee on Transportation Rstes for Farm Products, Q. T. .McEl- derry. "Gradins, wasehousIng and Marketing Hay" Jno, A, Barnes.
 Subject to be announced, Geo. I, Motz.
 Relative Cost and Profit in Raising Beef and Dairy Cattle" w. H. Giitner.
 Feeding Beef Cattle in Alabama" Jesse M. Jones.
 Breeding and. Developing a Dairy Herd" F. H. Bates.
 "one Little Farm Dairy" Joshua Franklin.
 "some Diseases of Sheep and How to Combat Them" Dr. c. A. Cary. Traction Engines for Flowing" W. H. Vaughn. t. Sorghum" Prof. J. F. Duggar. Horse Breeding" W. F. Garth. ''Winter Shelter for Cattle" E. A. Bishop.
 In addition to this program, which is intended simply to open the way for a thorough discussion of the subjects men, toned, many others will be brought up, and 1t Is the earnest desire of the lead- CTS of the organization to have everyone present ask questions and give the mem bers the benefit of their experience on any pertinent subject. The meeting will close Tuesday in time for delegates to catch the train for Au- burn in order that the members may be present at the auction sale of sixty head of registered Hereford cattle there on WedeHsday. .s- M. B. Houghton, president of the MontA gomery Agricultural Club, will exhibit during the meeting, specimens of Here | lords and short horns raised on his plan tation in the lower part of this county. The officers of the association are Dr. c. A. Cary, president: E. A. Bishop, sec | Tetary. A committee from the Montgomery County Agricultural Club has been ap- I pointed to arrange for the meeting. This committee consists of pr. H. L. Stone. M. c. Scott ". D. Peck. and w. H. 1 Vaughn.
 The delegates will arrive Monday morn l ing.