Arizona republican., 1904-01-05
THE CATTLEMEN
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stock laws. and that all sheriffs and
other peace officers be requested to give
! their cordial and welcome support ia
the ranger force. and TO the inspectors
of the live stock sanitary board"
Unanimously carried.
The following communication was re-
ceived from the -Iassayampa club:
ITO the delegates of the Cattlemen's
Association: You and your friends are
hereby rendered the privileges Of the
Hassayampa club during your STAY in
cur city and are cordially invited to
spend your spare time in our club
rooms. By order of the board of d.
rectors
The following resolution was intro
duced by Mr.. Bernard:
"Be it resolved. That the thanks of
the Arizona Cattle Growers Assocta
ton be. and are hereby extended II"
the Hassayampa club fer its courteous
invitation to the members of this or
ganization for the use Of its club
rooms
Unanimously carried.
The following resolution was intro
duced by o. II. Christy and carried
unanimously:
BE it resolved. That the thanks o.
the Arizona Cattle Growers Assocta-
tion be. and is hereby extended. to the
various railroads for the reduced rates
that have been made to facilitate The
attendance of this meeting. and esnsc
tally to the Maricopa & Phoenix rail-
road for rendering train TO carr
visiting members from Mesa to Phne,
nix on January 81
The following resolution was received
! and read:
TEMPE. Ariz.. Jan. /. 1903
H T. Heffner ESQ. Secretary Ariznu"
Cattlemen's Association. Phoenix.
Ariz-
Dear Sir: I am unfortunate in being
too i'll to attend the convention today.
and assure YOU that nothing but SICK
ness could keep me away from such
an important meeting. I am heaYtilG
! in favor of the association movement
/ and have great confidence tat g.el:
good will result thereby 10 ths AriZnuH
cattIemen's interests. I wish here -
/ heartily commend the Ranger force
and the work being done BY il. IS well
as our live stock sanitary beard and
. its efforts and accomplishment in the
! benefit of the live stock interests
/ Wishing this new movement abundant
! success. I ann very truly yours.
/ "(Sigred) b. \. PACKARD"
There was a resolution of thanks to
/ Judge Monk for the services ne had
! performed at the organization at Tue
son ct the present completion OF the
( organizatio and for his efficient work
/ in the interim. Thanks were also vof-
/ ed the sanitary board for it's efficiency
| and industr-.
! on the invitation of the MaricoQa
delegation a majority of the members
! of the association accepted an invita-
( tiCn to a drive today. The party will
leave the Hotel Adams at 10 O'Clock
this morning. Dinner Will be served at
/ the Bartlett Heard ranch and after
1 that the Journey viii be extended IN
! the south side. taking in the broad al
/ ralfa helds so dear to cattlemen..
The next annual meeting VIII occur
or the first Monday of February, 1895.
The following is the membership:
/ Colin Cameron. w. S. Sturges y. w.
1 Bernard. T. B. Moson. Ben Snead. s.
/ J. Chandler. r. H. Thompson, NJ. L
! Webb. Geo. Puntenni. W. w. Moore,
/ n. X. Street. A. J. Howell w. H. NeeL
/ T. !. Gates. Chas. Fernald. c. T. Hirst.
/ r. i Nelson w. S. Young. John A.
Brown. E. Stiles. w. w. Cook W. u.
! Roden. John Duke, Jas. A. Johnson.
( J. II. Fuller. James J. Riggs, I. F.
! Holden. f. L. Proctor, z. \. Tovrea.
/ G. W. Black. Henry WaIlport. F. L.
/ CrisweH. NJ. a. Black. w. T. Sears, J.
! n. Sears. Geo. w. Sears. c. J. Babbitt.
J J. 7. VosburEh. D. j. Peters, T. A.