Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-27

zone Hundred New Members
This will be Albuquerque's slogan
which the boosters will shout in L
raso next week, The sniDboleth il
intended to convey to the cattlemen II
brief form that they win be able L
pad the roster of their association b!
that number OF new members, repre-
senting thousands of head Of cattle. u
they come TO this city for their mex
convention.
President e. O. Cushman, OF tn,
Commercial club, is convinced thai
100 stock raisers Will JOIN during tn'
next year. Cattlemen's answers %
The Commercial clubs letters served
10 convince him that the decision G.
meet here would be followed by d
flood OF applications Tor membership
IL the association takes this decision
next week Secretary Harreli it is said
will bring his office here to remain
until The 1916 roundup for the pur-
pose of extending the protection q
the association to the great number vi
cnttle In this state not now represent
I'd.
Colonel Sellers ON Scout Duty.
Col ID. L. r. Sellers, one OF tho
more active of the committeeman In
stirring up Albuquerque to action
looking toward capturing the eonven-
ton, left for Ill Paso last night lie
Is the special representative OF the
club. Ills work Is to see
that none OF the other candidates gets
the jump on Albuquerque. other dcl-
egations viii be there ahead OF the
one from this city and 1t was to pre-
vent their settling the thing before
the local force got on the ground that
Colonel Sellers went George Arnot
and probably another Will leave to-
day to assist Colonel sellers, II Will
be up to them to- do the deep political
stunt The boosters who follow will
furnish tho thunder.
Mr. Cushman estimated that 100
would go on the special.
Secretary Tom Egan now has eighty
one paid fares and there are others
who have said they wanted to go but
who have not yet come across. Eff
teen stocknen of this district sent
word to Colonel Sellers yesterday that
they would go on the special,
Women May Go.
Mr.. Cushman announced yesterday
that women could 20 on the special "
...A cared to. The train viii be made
up of five cars; II sufficiently large
numper of women want TO go they
can have ear TO themselves. The
train win stop at points along the
line to pick up cattlemen or boosters
v no want to so with the Albuquerque
bunch.
Colonel Sellers suggestion that ey-
arybody wear cowboy hats was taken
up enthusiastically and probably ev-
nryone on the special win ne under 4
somhrero.
An Incomplete list Of those who
will go on the special follows:
j. &, Good, T. A, Egan. Morning
Journal representative. G. Rogers,
Frank Mckee, W. Connell. \. Mar
in NJ Mandell, s. Stern, :. stevens,
B. skinner w. Mearns. j, Beaver. l..
NJ. Fee, Gross, Kelly q Co. represen-
atiye, Combs hotel representative.
r. Mcdonald, city Clerk Hughes. J. c.
Boyd A. Archuleta. w Anderson, Joe
Barnett. Dr Kraft, n. N, Pray, $.
Weller. Jerre Haggard w. Trimble,
J. korhef Ed Otero, y. Weller, l.
Boldt. q. a. Naseman. L. Ilfeld, w,
Edgar, u. T. McCanna, T. Ross, c,
IA Coons, J A. MontnNa, Elfego naca,
Harry Leonard Mayor Boatright. a.
Bachechi. ]. a. Hubbs, A, Shamaley,
j Mahhoub, A. Michael ] G, Bald
ridge, Tom Walker, Or. Elder. c. A..
Hudson. Charles May, A. f. Van
DENSE, y, Weinman, O. Durand. NJ
ioldenherg. Charles Gatln. W. Wat.
son. J Romero, y. Farr J Robert
son, w Hesselden. senator Barth,
Representative Veal. j. II Chamber
lin. W, L. Noneman. Charles Chad
wick, A. Vohs l.. n Putney repre-
sentative Charles Noneman. Tony
Garcia, policarpio krmiio Santiago
Garcia, n Robinson. George Rosling-
ton. {. ? Chase and j. A. Root