Bisbee daily review., 1913-08-26

ments are unnecessary and that the sanitary board be requested and urged to modify its rulings now in effect so as to permit such cattle to enter with ont diDuiug or beirg held longer than may be necessary for the careful in sDecticn bv the agent Of the state san. ltarv board:
 And. be it further resolved, that the quarantine which has for many months been and Is still being main tained between Douglas and Forest Station at the expense Of the cattle mer of the state Of Arizona. should and by right ought to be discontinued. since there is no evidence of any in- lection in or near the quarantine dis trict or section:
 And. be it further resolved, that tue secretary of the Cochisa County Stock Psisers association he and Is hereby directed and instructed to serd cODies of this resolution to the state sanitary beard and to bis Honor. the Governor Of the state of Arizona"
 After the reading Of the above res OlutiOns ky Secretary Hood. the presi dent stated that each resolution would he taken up separately for discussion aud amendment and for final action. He requested that all the members should take active part in the discus sion as he saw fit and in this manner felt sure that the very best results and the eSeatast benefit 10. the greatest number of the members Of the associa- ton would be derived. His request was followed and considerable discus sion followed the introduction of each resolution. but all passed and were adonted The discussion of the resolu ticns occupied the greater part cr the afternoon and there was hardly a member present who did not partici- pate in one or the other.
 Following the adontion of tho reso- lutions President Page declared a recess for a few rninutes for the pur. nose Of permitting the members to pay their dues to the secretary and to ac- cept the membership applications of a number of cattlemen who came here for the purpose of becoming members Of the association.
 After the recess the first matter to be taken was the selection of the next meeting place Of the association and President Page fin making this an nouncement said that he had been in- structed by the citizens and board Of trade of willcox to extend an invita- tlon for the association to hold the next meeting there No other city was suggested by any Of the other members and upon motion Wilcox vas named as the next place. The meeting will be held on the first Mon Gav in March 1914.
 The discussion of the various meth eds for the apprehension of cattle thieves and rustlers then followed and occupied considerable time but no definite conclusions were derived at with the exception hat the president and Fec.etary were empowered to use such methods as they deemed best for the members Of the association. At this point Sheriff Wheeler who was present at the meeting, asked permission to say few words regard ing his office and the work he was do ing for the cattlemen to prevent rus ting. He said that the rangers were discontinued because their work was not effective and could not be made so on account of the rustleTs all knowing the officials and keeping away from them He offered several i suggestions which he said he thoughe might relieve the situation and the