Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-09-29


and we also hope Tor lower mini
mum weight per carload ON lambs. tho
present weight being Onilroly too high
There are many nihcrf matters that
win be taken up in duo limo. and VITA
The support of the sheep men them
selves, we hnro 20 auccood on along
The line
I desire io once more can your at-
ieniiUn tn the urgent need ui organ
ifaii0n fhig ia a day ana ace oi ui.
sanitation ana Do yon sheer men hono
90 maintain present satisfactory con.
dliiona you must he prepared through
organization o. hEht for what yuu
want. Every o,her Industry almost 90
represented hy strong organizations
and unless sou unifo and art as one
ln all things. thea YOU cannot hope for
victory.
Tho dates for the next annual con.
Ycniion of ihe National Wool Growers
asnociaiinn have been fxOd and tho
meeting. which promises to be- not
only the largest gathering of tho sheep
and wool interests ever held any
where in The world. but che largest
convention OF Hiuckmen us we'll will
occur at salt Lni,n Ciiy. Utah. on
January lI lS and no. 1907. Dele
Ratca and others win ho present from
fycfy state and territory Oh the union.
The annual conventions OF the state
associations nf Wyoming Utah ana
Idaho vii Dc held ON January 18Th
ard 10th and members viii 10 In spe
cIal trains direct from these meetings
90 Che convention of tnc naiional in
Salt Lake City Other states will send
DELEGATIONS iu special ears. aud / am
satisfied Nat NoW Mexico VIII DO one
.of these. Low rates viii Do secured
over an railroads. and q % my earnest
hope that whom tho convention ls cali.
cd to order oycry sheep man. wool
grower and breeder who can possibly
gei away win ho present,
Following Mr walker came Dr. 9.
A. Ramsey. supervisor OF Geld work
Cor the United States hurulu of ami
mai Industry who made n very inter
catlng talk 40 the convention. HIS
speech in full viii be- found elsewhere
IN this issue OF Tho Eveninr citizen.
Or A. y. Potter. superintendent of
grazlng of the government f0rosirg
bureau, Was then introduced and al.
dressed thu convention. following
which the secretary OF the convention
having completed hts work of enroll.
ing the members, tho chair announced
that nominations for the election OF
.onlcore would now be- in order.
Hon. A. A. Jones 81 Las Vegas gain.
cd recognition from the chair and In
an eloquent address and culogy, placed
ln nomination for tho once OF prosi.
cent the Hon. solomon Luna OF this
city.
The convention nd the mention OF
his name came 10 itg feet with cheer
after cheer aud after tho nomination
bad been seconded, the election OF Mr.
Luna was made unanimous
Chairman Abbott then appointed a
committee OF three TO Cacort AIR. Luaa
to the rostrum. after which he pre-
scented the recently elected president
with a gavol made from the number
grown In tho Huni mountains aud
manufactured by the American Lum-
Der company, while. had been donated
10 the convention by tho latter.
Mr. Luna made q short address, ac.
cepting the Office for the irst year
The name of william Mcintosh was
thcn placed in nomination for tho or
fee OF vice president. his name being
greeted with cheers Mayor Mckee
moved that the secretary bo instructed
to cast the vote OF the convention for
Mr.. Mcintosh, which was done. no be-
ing escorted 10 tho roatrum by "a com.
mittce of three and after ahort
speech OF acceptance. took hts seat
beside the newly elected president
Louis McRao then introduced "a res.
oluiion extending thanks 10 tho sheep
sanitary board for their good Offices
toward ne sheep men and also a res.
olution authorizing the appointing OF
q committee Of three 90 look into the
matter OF poor rallrUad service A
resolution. endorsing Senator Warren
LOT Wyoming was also adopted as were
the others
J. IA. bearrup, who stated that 10
represented 100000 farmers through.
out the United ftatos. stated that
hey had sent n letter % greeting 20
the convention, which no desired 10
have read Tine secretary read the
greeting, which was received and or.
dored filed
A total OF 1856 delegates enrolled
themselves as members and a total Of
$500 was p-id 10 TO the secretary OF
the convention as annual dues lor the
irot year, az the rate OF $40 per Nom
Der.
the work OF oiectlng two members
from each county 20 constitute the oy.
ccutlve committee was then taken up.
The nomination aud election %
members TO constitute the executive
resulted as follows:
bernalillo--j II Bearrup and ca.
briel sanchez.
chavcsA d. Garrett and Chas. ne
brempnd.
Jolfax--Ieromo Troy ana II. c. Ab.
b0tt.
Eddy--c. y Adams and A. j. Craw.
ford.
l.inooln--Jas Talanero and II. A..
Scott.
Luna-Fred Grover and N. Butlo-.
Mckinley-s y. Aldrich and Clark
"A. Carr.
sundoval-E. A. Mlsra ana Alojan.
aro sandoyal
Mora-Ioaoph Holbrook and A. %.
Martinez.
OiorO-IOae Duran. Or.
0uadalupe--J. ~. Abercomhro ana
Carries CaannE.
Quay--M .. Goldonburg and Juan
SnCha1.
Rio Arriba--B. c. Hernandez ana To-
mas Gongzalos.
saa Miruei-H W. Kelly ana Be.
HuUHIUu umUnas.