El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-03-17

Victoria which is IN Ie&aS TOO ne
/ came to FL Paso saturday and his dry
! humOr may be accounted for by the fact
I that he had spent week In Amarillo
/ before getting here. They didn't know
/ him at the bank, even after his pic
ture had appeared in The Herald, until
he smiled That Identified him.
J. NJ. ROnstadt, who makes harness
J and saddles and other cattlenlen's
/ equipment, is down from Tucson, Ariz.,
[ to look over the guard and talk cattle
NJ T Everhart is down from his
/ Three Rivers ranch in New Mexico,
while his fatherinlaw, senator A. B.
( Fall, is discussing the tariff on meat
| at Washington
Judge Canon on Hand.
! J Y. Canon is here from Van Horn
{ Canon used to be county commissioner
I when that part of the country belonged
{ to Ell PasO county. Now he is county
! judge Of CulbersOn county and runs
/ a mercantile store there when he can
/ spare a little time away from his Bar
r. DurriII left his 1000 head Of cat
/ tie to enjoy themselves on his Wild
l and the misses and son Glenn came up
I to see the sights and talk cattle
/ T. II. Beauchamp IS here from Peeos
/ down in Reeves county T. h spends
! most of his time in the First National
I bank there making loans on cattle and
! ranches and he knows all the cowmen
( in west Texas
Uncle Jim DOugherty is up from Van
/ Horn lust to see that the convention IS
/ run right He has some ideas about
! running things and he carries them
/ out on his Figure Two ranch 1t is one
! OF the largest ranches in Culberson
Knows All About Cattle.
] Clarence Scharbauer, Of the Schar-
I bauer Bros. at Midland. Tex, is here
! accompanied by his wife Clarence has
] forgotten more about cattle than many
Of the youngsters Il have ever learned
I He buys them and sells them in train
I load lots.
Horn State bank at Van Horn, Texas,
| is here. All the cattlemen came and
most Of the farmers, so E r didn't
| need to stay behind There are enough
/ others in the bank to look after it for
R. S. Johnson, who used to run the
I Orient hotel at PecOs is here for the
! cattlemen,s convention. He quit the
/ hotel business a little while ago and
/ now he is looking for something else
doesn't like to loaf. 50 he will probably
get out on ranch and help with the
At the Paso del Norte.
At the Paso del NOrte Monday we're
the following arrivals for the conven-
. ton:
NJ NJ Moss and wife. LIanO; 2. z.
/ HOvey, St. Joseph, No; s. II. COwan,
/ Fort Worth; W H Weed, T. 6. Forest,
/ Geo. s. HOvey. Kansas City; J. B. Kerr.
/ St Joe. No; J. W Gladney, GAINESVILLE;
H r. Eldivger. Houston; Mrs o.
gle, san Angelo; Leslie Bush, ]. H.
! Persinger, Oklahoma City; r J. Cook,
| BeeVille. Tex; II. L kOkernOts san An
/ gelo; W. H. Neel and wife. Douglas.
AriZ.; J. b. Slaughter and wife, Doug
las, Ariz; J. n DObie and wife, Fort
Worth; G. L Combs, San Antonio; D. c.
Johnson, San Marcos; o, T Block, Al
! buquerque; P. H. LOndergin. Fred Hon
Z brugh, J. NJ PrOstey, Amarillo; Henry
Reynolds, Palo Verde; A w. Porter.
Maria; r D. COughanOur, w. ?. Casseu,
Dallas; Jas Callan, Fort WORTH c. ".
COlleyns and wife, Fort WORTH ". ID.
Davis and wife, Denver; N. Mansfield,
Hurley, y. NJ; Ferd Halsell and wife.
Fort Worth; Glynn Halsell. Fort WORTH
W. A Roberts and wife, San Antonio;
J. J. Wilder, Victoria; r. R Russell, J..
cago; R. G. BrOdy, Nose Drachman,
Tucson; G. B. Reed and wife, GOliad; T.
/. Brooks, Kansas City; J. 3. Dub, In
dianapOlis, Ind; John o. Ford. L Ward,
A p Ward, A. /. Ward. r, z. Ward, Ike
T. Pryor, san Antonio; H. L. stephen
son. Los Angeles; 1 T. Pryor, Jr, +. s.
Wilson, L. A. Owen, +. K. Herst, John
n Odom, Fort Stockton; Geo. ". Arm
strong, Fort Worth; E A Hutchins, Co
Many CattIemen Arrive.
". H. Wicks. manager Of the Kansas
City stockyards, is registered at the
6. c. SkrOggs, who manages the Okla
homa City stOckyards, and J. q.
Croker. who directs the affairs Of the
Fort Worth stOckyards. are also guests
there.
B. A Packard, manager OF the
Green ranch at Cananea, one OF the
largest American owned ranches in
Mexico, is at the Sheldon, accompanied
by Mrs. Packard
other prominent cattlemen at this
hotel are: W. B. Slaughter, president
Of the Panhandle Southwestern Stock
mems association; ]. E, B. Scott,
manager Of the famous Coleman ranch
at Coleman Tex; Fuller Borthers. two
of them, who reside in Los Angeles.
Calf. and who own a large ranch at
Villa Ahumada, Chihuahua; H 2
Christian who owns the Westbrool1
hotel at Fort Worth, Tex, and who
wants the next convention to 90 TO
his town; George Greenwood who is
building large power plant for Paul
Ginther at santa Rosalia, Chihuahua;
y. F. Baldr1dge, of Fort Worth, who is
a banker there and has financed some
of the largest cattle deals in Texas: c.
l. Brown, Of the Cassidy-S /
ern commission company, OF Kansas
City. who Is accompanied by Mrs.
Brown; r. II. Evans, a banker from
Marble Falls. Tex, who knows cattle
by heart- John B. Howard and wife, I
Frank foungblood and wife, Midland;
Chas Price, odessa y. H Hughes, Den Z
isOn: f. II. Cauble. B. G. Brooks. J. B. I
Knight. Van Horn: IRELAND Hampton, !
Clay j. W Carter, Fort Worth; II. w
dOlfo, r II. Means, San An (
tonic; Leslie Bush oklahoma I
City: j. =. Persinger, Clinton. okla;
Robert Ssivalley, Ardmore, Okla: Mrs. /
w. Johnson San Antonio; A s. Nc
Cuntock- Muskogee, Okla: T. J. Cog !
gin, Merkel, Tex: D. r Mccormick. !
san Antonio; w P. Fischer. Maria; :
VIII Manning. Midland. GUY s. combs.
san Antonio; d. G johnson, V. F. elem /
ents. san Marcos; Lee Bevens. sam F. 4
Dunn amarillo; S w Smith, Okla /
Some Saturday Arrivals.
Among the other guests here for !
the cattlemen's convention. who ar /
rived Saturday are: Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ /
Pool, Of San Antonio, Tex. w u. /
Craven, Of Memphis Tex. Mr. and r. /
A Morris. OF Amarillo, Tex. f. r Phil |
lips. OF Fort Worth Il. r. II. Smith. 1
Mr.. and Mrs. D. X Cleveland and Mr.
and Mrs. J. T. Doyle. Of Las Cruces,
n. NJ. T. J. C1egg. Amarillo. John Nc 4
Balm, Trinidad Colo Mr.. and Mrs
John B. Howard. of Midland. Mr. and /
Mrs. J. b Robinson. Amarillo, Mr.. and |
Mrs. J. A Pruett, Alpine. Mr.. and Mrs.