The Glenwood post., 1909-11-27

a regular session of which due notice
has been given, and that this associa-
ton through its officers and executive
committee, shall at no time submit
more than one list of names for suca
appointment, and such list of names
to be certified to and have the signature
of the president and secretary and the
seal Of the association appended there
to.
Second 1t shall also be one of our
duties and policies to endeavor TO pass
suitable laws for the enactment Of
proper inspection of all cattle driven
in and out of our state; tha> are now
shipped to markets from other and
bordering states and territories with
out inspection, as well as to provide
for adequate inspection of all cattle
slaughtered. either by establishe1
slaughtering houses within the cities,
or upon the ranches and other proper
ty outside. including local markets. We
further pledge ourselves to provide
means to provide ample inspection to
cover these or any other matters that
might arise and finally make a com
plctc and satisfactory system of in
spection within our state.
Pending the enactment of laws need
ed to carry out this policy. we pledge
ourselves and members of this asso-
citation to institute and carry out th.
policy to the best of our ability.
Three: We recommend. as soon as
convenient, after the convening of the
convention that Il competent commit
tee be appointed to carefully district
the state subsequent to the election of
an executive committee; such commit
tee shall take into consideration the
various interests and demands upon the
anne, and also the individual, company,
or corporation S rights, as well as those
Of the local association.
Four: We most earnestly urge the
establishment of small working body,
chosen from the members of the execu-
tive committee, for the control of the
affairs of this association.
Five: 1t is our desire to support. in
every way, and advance the interests
of the state agricultural college in its
experimental and development work;
to the betterment of the various con
ditions of our state, and we recommend
that branch experimental stations be
established, at some point or points on
the Western Slope: under the care and
charge of the agricultural college, 80
that the interests of these sections
may thereby be advanced.
Six: Our great aim and policy shall
be to develop and upbuild Colorado's
resources; especially those appertain-
ing to the advancement of the live
stock industry of our state, particularly
along the lines of breeding, raising and
feeding our live stock to the very high
est standard. Our wonderfully endow
ed climate, coupled with our soil fer
tility, have within them the properties
to produce the greatest growing AMI
fattening elements for the production
of the highest grades of meat known to
civilization; that we advance all mat
tiers tending to give our people the
best educaeion on soil culture and soil
needs, especially along lines that will
aid the man with the hoe to cultivate
his arid and semi arid lands intelli-
gently and economically; wherein live
stock production in some form must
play prominent part, both from the
profitable handling of the soils, to pro-
duce the best results for raising the
maximum of forage and feeds, and the
only known manner of restoring fer
tility to the soil through the medium,
of live stock.
To these ends we pledge our united
support and will endeavor to secure
sufficient funds to be used for the pros
ecution of such work under the care
and charge of the state agricultural
college.
Seven: That We endorse and sup
port the National Western Stock Show.
for its educational work.
Further, Be it Resolved, That wa
join and cooperate with the American
National live Stock association on all
matters of general interest to the live
stock industry, and that we requir"
that said association, iu handling mat
tiers of local interest, at any point,
or undertaking to discuss or shape pub
lie policies allied in any way with poll.
tics, that our committee be advised