The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-19
MAGDALENA READY
FOR ST0CKMEN
MAY 1914
Committees Practically Com
plete Arrangements for Big
Celebration When State Or
ganization will be Urged.


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Magdalena. y. NJ, April fs.-Ar-
engagements here are practically COM
plete for the big gathering Of central
and western New Mexico stockmen
20 be held here May 10 and IL, under
the auspices OF the socorro County
stockmen's association. The main
purpose OF the meeting II 10 further
plans for a statewide organization OF
s~tockgrowers. for the welfare Of tho
Industry. Governor Mcdonald will be
a speaker. and District Forester A. G.
Rineland. who is taking an active In
%terest In organizing stockmen through
out the state, also will attend. Large
delegations from other stock grow
ers' associations are expected.
The entertainment features OF the
two days will be carefully arranged for
and "A real old time owmen's gather
ing IL assured. The local committees
which rave charge OF various depart
ments Is ~ follows.
Reception Committee.
Cole Raiiston, chairman; j. s. Mac
lavish, n. Il. sweet. +. A. Mayo. Al
len Falconer, Oscar Redemann, T. ID.
Allen, W. NJ. Borrowdale, w. X. Nor
ley W. II. Goddard. Fiavio Vieil.
Adolfo Torres, Fred Matteson. #. w.
Medley, J. w. Medley, Sam Michaclls.
J. Il. Foss. u. a. Craig. DR.. woolgar,
Judge Peterson. Henry Ellis. Jose Y.
AraRon. Jose Chayez y Baca, Juan
sanchez y Vigil Justiniano Baca, Berry
Cox, Ben Mcclure. Jen Beagel, Bert
eagle, r.. NJ. Miera, Mike Wolf. w. W.
benjamin. DR.. Mayes, Ed wildenstein.
Chas. Gardiner, NJ. McCreary, Jerrp
Wheeler Milo %Burlingame. a. II. Car
ter. Dr. Thomas, John r. Fullerton,
J. a. Macdonald, VIM. Fender. T.
W. Wilson. Rollo Russell, Sim Exter.
Denver Hodges. +. q. Bartlett, Geo.
Hopkins, y. A. Field. Lon Allen, Ben
Perry. Frank Knoblock. S. NJ. Craig.
jim osbone. c. II. sedillo. Il. q. Mil
Ter. Geo. owsley.
iIusincs@ Committee.
J. W. Medley, chairman: Cole Rails
ton. oscar Redmann. W. j. Jones. n.
a. Fled, Ed James. Chas. Gatlin. Abb
J.. w. Cox, Shep Casey. II.
Mayherry.
smoker Committee.
EveninG May 49, B~orrowdale HALL.
J.. r. Foss. chairman; ID. A.. Craig.
Milo ~Burlingame. W. w. Benjamin.
Jerry Wheeler. Eddie Myers. Or.
Thomas. G. u. sedillo, r. w. Wilson.
Outdoor sport Committee.
Afternoon. May II. Ball park and
race tracks. s. NJ. Craig. chairman;
Denver Hodges, James McLaren, Ben
beagle. Ben Perry, Berry Cox, Chas.
King. Rollo Russell.
Dance with refreshments, evening,
May "a, 1915, Borrowdale hall. DR..
NJ. McCreary. chairman. oscar Rede-
mann, Geo. T.. Hopkins. Clarence
Pat Luna, ". Il. Wales. ]. l..
p~Loughlin, John s.. Fullerton. Ed
Becker. Robert cain.
.ry become settled. II the board in
lists on continuing such a policy Il
viii probably mean the loss of thou
of dollars to Americans owning
across the line.
II have lived on the border a long
ime,' said Judge Richardson this
morning, but this II the first time
ever heard Of a quarantine against
conditions"
John Hohstadt has contracted To
ell his cattle In Mexico Ia the Cam
ron Cattle company OF III Paso. He
delivered a part of the cattle
Nhen the quarantine against impor-
atoms from Mexico was established .
" the sanitary board recently. AT
ne time this quarantine went into
'fiect Hohstadt mad 1900 head 81 -,
attic near the line on the Mexican
ide which he Intended TO shin 10
'eNas for the Cameron Cattle COM ,
amy. He was allowed to cross the ,
attic by obtaining II special permit
rom the board. :
Now, through his attorneys, Rich
Irdson a White, he IA seeking 10
ross the remnant OF his herd. about
500 head, TO this side Co shin them
o the Cameron Cattle In
.ccordance with his contract. Seek
ng TO get the required permission,
richardson a White this morning re-
the following letter from MIR.
Il am in receipt OF your letter OF
.pril 10 relative TO the entry Of a
unch OF cattle from Mexico. and the
'tter was laid before tho board for
n consideration yesterday. am =
lrry 10 inform YOU that no cattle or [
orses from Mexico will be allowed
enter Arizona until the conditions
J Mexico are settled. and some kind
law ana order prevail"
"The position taken by the board
a httie too much for me to under
anu said Mr. Hohstadt this morn
w. Ticks and loot and mouth dis n
use were first given as the reason :
" the quarantine. Now the trouble D
20 be strenuous politics in 3
d
IN the hrst game as manager OF the =
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