Bisbee daily review., 1907-11-12
WILL HAVE BIC TIME
 THIS HIS WEEK ]! EEK
Three Days Session in Phoe- nix to Wl.sd Up with Banquet Thursday sgening with Leading Men Present

PHOENIX, Nov. I1.-J. J. Riggs, president of the Arizona Cattle Growers association, today gave out the program for the convention to be held in the parlors of the Commercial hotel during fair week. Sessions will be held Tuesday and Wednesday evenings, concluding with a banquet Thursday evening at the Adams lotel.
 President Murda Mackenzie and Secretary T. W. Tomlinson of the American National Live Stock asso- citation will be present to deliver ad- dresses on the purposes and aims of the national organization.
 The program for the two days and the banquet includes addresses by many prominent Arizonans, including Governor J. H. Kibbey, Chief Justice Edward Kent and other territorial O. ficials. The program is as follows:
 Tuesday, Nov. 12, g p. m.
 Address, Hon. Joseph H. Kibbey, governor of Arizona
 Annual address of president, J. J. Riggs.
 Appointment of committees.
 Resolutions.
 Auditing.
 Address, Work of Live Stock San itary Board" Hon. George Pusch, chairman, Tucson.
 Arizona Rangers" Captain Harry Wheeler of Arizona Rangers.
 Introduction and reference of reso- lutions
 General discussion.
 Wednesday, Nov. 13, 8. p. m.
 Address, American National Live Stock Association Murdo Macken- zie, president; T. w. Tomlinson, sec retary.
 Address, W. c. Barnes, represent ing the forestry divisions of the de partment of agriculture.
 Address. Sanitary Work and Con ditions," Dr. ]. c. Norton, territorial veterinarian.
 Report-Committee on railroad rates, Dwight B. Heard, chairman.
 Report-CoDmittee on legislation, A. c. Mcqueen, chairman.
 Address. June Denver Land Con vention." Delegate c. P. Ellerbee, Dos Cabezas.
 Report, resolution committee.
 General discussion.
 Election of officers and adjourn ment.
 Thursday, Nov. IA, g p. m.
 Postmaster at banquet, Dwight B. Heard.
 Toasts will be given by Governor J. H. Kibbey, Delegate Marcus A. Smith, w. s. Sturges, Judge Edward Kent, Eugene Brady O'Neill, George Pusch, Chris Ellerbee, W. F. Nichols, B. A. Packard, E. s. Clark and others.
 The Arizona Cattle Growers asso- citation was organized at Phoenix, January i, 1904. The objects of the are as follows:
 Sec. 1.-The object oE the organi- zation of this association shall be to promote a more cordial friendship among the cattle growers of Arizona; to ineulcate sound and correct prin- eiples of breeding and the growing of cattle.
 To prevent the stealing and driv- ing away of cattle and horses from the rightful owners thereof.
 ITO assist and encourage the Ari- zona live stock and sanitary board iH their effort to promote and build up the cattle business; and the enforce ment and execution of the stock laws of Arizona.
 "To aid, encourage and promote the enactment and passage of such stock laws as the present and future Interests Ut UIIv SVV'SIs z,JIlzt demand demand and and require
 The officers of the association are the followings: J. J. Riggs, president, Dos Cabezas; Dwight B. Heard, first vice president. Phoenix; E. J. Jacklin, second vice president Gleeson; G. l. Coffee. secretary, Globe; O. Fl. Christy, treasurer, Phoenix.