El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-03-03
MEXICAN CATTLEFIJTURE GREAT;
VOTE DIFFERENT AND GET PEACE

: proving the ranch and the cattle which
. are run on it when the revolutions
: stepped all development work.
Mr. Warren is one of the famous firm
of Warren Bros. who manufacture el-il,
, "Featherbone' cOrsets in Three oaks,
Mich. In addition to his holdings IN
Mexico, Mr.. Warren and his associates
control the Alamo Hueco ranch IN New
Mexico, which includes 100000 acres
of fine grazing lond a big ranch III
the Panhandle and Texas and one of
the finest diversified farms in the state
OF Michigan.
There seems to be no assurance
from the administration that prOLec-
ton will be offered to the cattlemen
who enter Mexico to engage in the
cattle business" he says. Il have not
been in Mexico since December ana L
am afraid our interests there have been
badly damaged by the rowing bands OF
reVOlutiOniStS. But, once permanent
peace is established in Mexico, that
will be the cattleman's paradise and
Will supply a great part of the beer
cattle for the United states, if not the
world
Great Year in Arizona.
wonderful year is the way W. D.
MeKeehan, of Duncan, AriZ., describes
the past year in the Arizona cattle
field Mr. McKeehan is here to attend
the convention and see Ell Paso. lie IS
one Of the owners of the Mckeehan-
the grass is good on his ranch, even
now and the rains have been a blessing
for the entire state.
George Arnot, one of the regents Of
the A. & NJ. college of New Mexico
under Gov George Curry, is here with
the Albuquerque delegation and says
he will stay here until Albuquerque
gets the convention as he will not dare
go back without it. Mr.. ArnOt was one
of the most faithful workers in the
a-.H- 81 &c he.
his efforts the college grew materially
during the time that the board, of
which he was a member, was in charge
Of its affairs. 4
Bob Evans, Of Fort Davis and a
friend of John Means, is in for the
convention and roundup in the hotel
Hobbies. Bob runs a big herd of cattle
and says it has been a great year in
West Texas for COW folk.
Has Town Named For Him.
Jim Dougherty is one OF the few
men at the convention who has the
honor of having a town named for him.
He is from Dougherty, Tex and IS also
the owner of several thousand head OF
cattle who carry the Dougherty brand
w. o. Dunlap is not a cattle man,
although he is attending the conven-
ton. He is a buffalo man for he bought
A head of buffalo from the Goodnight
ranch and is having good success with
them.
Raises Fine HerefOrds.
Z. c. Hewitt has some of the finest
Herefords in the Pecos valley. He has
his ranch so miles from Roswell, n. NJ
Oliver Lee, of the Oliver Lee ranch
in OterO, county, New Mexico, is here
to aid his friend George Curry land
the convention for Albuquerque. Mr.
Lee makes his headquarters in Alama-
gordo but owns n big COW ranch be-
tween there and TularOsa.
Edward Morris, Nelson Swift Nor
ris and Thomas c. Wilson viii be here
this evening to attend the convention.
MIR. Wilson is president of Morris d
Co. and viii be accompanied by c. N.
AIacfarlane, the general treasurer of
the conapny They win be the guests
Of J. A. Tapee the local representative
of Morris & Co.
Myndus Man Here.
Dr. J. II. Coleman, wearing fur