Arizona republican., 1906-11-16

vice president: c. P. Driscoll. secre-
 tary and A. l.. Moore treasurer. The
 last three named are residents of Phoenix. An executive committee composed of H M. Mauss, P. Mohn and | Tom Whitney was named. The mem
 bership comnlttee for the year was appointed by the naming of F.. P. Carr
 of Tempe. S. l.. Easterling and A. Fer guson of Douglas. The next meeting of the association will be held' m Phoenix during the week of the next annual territorial fair
 MIR. GoVETTE REMAINS IN
 PHOENlS-Rev. Harold Govette re-
 turned to the city yesterday morning from Santa Ana California, where he has been attending the annual confer ence of the Methodist Church South. Mir. Govete has been returned to the Phoenix church for the fourth year. fact his many admirers here will be glad to learn. This year, however. will be the last year he can possibly remain here for there is a rule in the conference of his church that preach CTS may only hold the same year charge for four successive years. Mrs. Govette and children who accompanied him on his trip to the conference also returned home.
 MIR. AND MRS. MONIHON HOME Mir. and Mrs. Joe Monihon returned yesterday after a stay of five weeks Tn California and vicinity. in which they enjoyed themselves immensely. They read The Republican regularly and hurried home to see at least part of the fair, bringing in a couple of car loads of excursioRists picked up along the way, who came to help them sec it. Mir. Monihon says that R. Toohey and N. C. Webster are still marooned on the coast. They wanted to come home but Joe was afraid that if he permitted them to do so they would spend what little money they had left, so he had them stay until the big show is over
 THE CATTLE GROWERS - The Arizona Cattle Growers association held an interesting session last night President Riggs gave a very able able discussion of the open range problems that are now receiving so much atten- tion. The paper brought forth reso- lutions endorsing the plan of having the open range placed under govern ment supervision. Dr. J. c. Norton addressed the association on the live stock sanitary conditions in the terri . ! tory. He stated that sanitary laws had been enforced in Arizona for twenty years and as a result the territory is now free from Texas fever, anthrax. tuberculosis, hog cholera and glanders | though all of these diseases have been | introduced from other states. Captain Rynning of the rangers states that the rangers had made about 1000 arrests a year and that eighty per cent of these arrests resulted in conviction. MT. C. ! T. Hirst gave some interesting data regarding the work of the sanitary board touching particularly on the brand inspection service. The following committee on resolutions was appoint ed: Dwight B. Heard. J. c. Page, Walter Vail Geo. Pusch, John Duke and Wm. Hopen. Resolutions regard ing railroad rates and endorsing tn 2 position taken by Governor Kibbey on equalizing taxation and endorsing the work of the rangers and sanitary of ficials were introduced. The meeting adjourned to meet in Horner's hall at 10 o'clock sharp today to discuss and pass on the resolutions. All interested cattlemen should be present to give their views on the range supervision question.