El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-03-20

meeting were called for and mayor W.
d. Davis, of Fort Worth, spoke for
Fort Worth
1T becomes my pleasure to invite
you to Fort Worth he said But L
was requested by my wife TO say for
the women that they have had the
greatest time in FL PaSO that they
have ever had. Having done this, / place
the name of Fort Worth in nomination"
W. w Turney seconded Fort Worth.
I'VE want you 10 go to Fort Worth
next year Mr.. Turney said, in max
ing the motion for the selection OF
Fort Worth as the next meeting place.
Houston Wants Next Meeting.
Secretary Splller then read message
from Houston inviting the convention
to come there next year 1t was signed
by the chamber OF commerce score
Jas. CaIlan seconded the motion TO
select Fort Worth as the next meeting
place by a rising vote. The vote was
unanimous in favor Of Fort Worth.
:. b. Burnett Reelected.
Capt. s B. Burnett treasurer for The
past so years, was unanimously re-
elected treasurer on motion Of Marion
SAMSON
V. \. Waddeu nominated E. Berlely
Spiller for secretary. and Geo. b. Hen
bricks, of San Angelo, seconded it He
was unanimously. reelected and there
were calls for a speech from various
parts of the house, and he assured the
members that he would give them the
best in him.
MeFaddin Reelected.
Mayor W. B. Davis took the platform
and dominated Al NJ McFaddin for
president
nomination and asked for a rising vote
and every BODY arose, making the cleo
ton unanimous
McFaddin came on amid applause
He was introduced by J. D. Jackson. OF
Alpine, first vice president, who had
been called TO the chair, and said al
McFaddin is not big enough to break
up this association or any other assO-
citation. ! am going to do what I think
best Tor this association / did not
think should have accepted the presi-
deucy but / have done 1T. want CO.
operation. There viii never be a time
that you cannot place your hand on
Al McFaddin's shoulder and know
where he stands There has never been
one second Of disl0yalty IN my heart
toward this association
Alpine Man HOnOred-
Ed Crowley, OF Fit ~ orth, nominated
J. D. Jackson, Of Alpine, Texas, for re-
Bassett, Of Clarendon, seconded the
nomination and he was reelected
unanimously He thanked the asso-
citation for mis- reelection.
Honorary Vice President.
Geo b. Hendricks nominated W. W
TUrney, Ike Pryor, James Callan, and
Ed LaSaJer all of the eXpresidents as
honorary first vice presidents
dergin. of Vega, Texas, as second vice
president for reelection All were
Marion SAMSON made a motion that
all ex-first vice presidents be elected
honorary second vice presidents. This
carried
New Executive Committee.
The concluding act of the conven-
ton was the endorsement of the eXeCu-
tive committee appointed by president
Al N. McFaddin- A meeting for the
purpose CT organization is being held
by this committee at the PasO del NOrte
this afternoon.
Stephenson, Les Angeles, Calf; J. NJ
Dobie, COtula. Texas NJ. O'ConnOr, Vic
toria. Texas: V N James Dalhart
Texas; H. NJ. .StonebralSer. Kansas City.
No; T. NJ Pyle. Clarendon, Texas; H
c. Harding, Amarillo. Texas; Walter
Schreiner KerrViile, Texas; Guy L
Wagner, Fl. Worth ". W. BOgeL
Maria. H L Mangum, Uvalde.
The old members reappolnted are:
John MacBain, Trinidad, Colo; Henry
w. Reynolds Palo Duro. Texas; +. s
Hastings. Stamford, Texas. y. H. Cor
der, SanderSOn Texas; John NJ Cow
den, Midland, Texas; Ewing HalselI.
Vinita, Okla H i. KOkernOt san An
Texas; W D. Reynolds, Fit Worth.
Texas; r. II Harris. san Angelo, Texas.
Richard J. Kleberg. KiugsviIle. Texas
r. j. Cook, Beeville. Texas; T. p.
Nar
Ward, Texas.
New Mexico visitors.
Col W. s. Hopeweu, Of Las VEGAS.
n. NJ, one of the most prominent men
Of New Mexico. is in FL PasO attending
the cattle convention.
Frank G.. Bartlett, first vice presi-
dent, and Allen FalcOner, cashier of the
First National bank Of Nagdalena. n
NJ. are in FL PasO for the cattle con-
ventiOn. Both men are among the best
known business men Of central New
Mexico.
DR.. John ". Brown. Of Bremond. Tex.
is attending the cattlemen's conven-
ton, and is the guest of the Adams
family, 1912 Boulevard.
sonora CattIeman Is Here.
z. A. TOvrea. a prominent cattIeman
and butcher of Bisbee, AriZ. who on
crates abbatOirs through the state of
sonora, Mex, is here attending the
convention.
W. N. Riggs, who has about 5000