The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-11
Secretary Directed to Get a
Full Showing of the Work
and the Disbursements of
the Sanitary Commission.
w ARE SEEKING
TO CONTROL THE BOARD
Say They Pay the Taxes and
Should Name the Men Who
Spend Their Money; Off
GERS Make Reports.

Exactly how the wheels Of the sheep
sanitary board 70 'round-how It's work
is done and is money spent-is 10 be
learned by the New Mexico Wool Grow.
crs' association before IL closes the
meeting that opened az the Commercial
club this morning, On motion by II. ..
Bursum the wool growers this morning
instructed Secretary Charles Chadwick
to geS a complete report from the sheep
Sanitary body.
That report is to tell how the money
of the board is received and how il il
spent; it is 20 tell what the condition of
the sheep is us regards scub and dipping
and quarantine regulations, etc: also IL
h. 90 show the penalties imposed aud
the costs assessed; IL viii include o gen.
orul report on the range and forest re-.
serves. the number Of inspectors employ.
ed-cyerything 10 general having to do
with sheep sanitary administration.
Spirit Not Hostile, Declared.
II was stated aft the meeting tina.
the report was sought in no hostile
spirit. The sheep men, it was pointed
cat, pay the taxes which maintain the
sheep board, and they want 10 know
how their money il being spent. II was
said that Secretary Bob Crews. uf the
sheep board, had given the sheep men
10 understand that he would have 7he
facts and figures for them in time for
their session tomorrow morning.
One of the things that marked the
meeting today was the unanimous agree.
mcnt among the wool " present
that the association. us the Representa-
tive of the wool growing industry.
4 glAffll apuNV.1 IA. 49,. l.. .. 80 ~ H..
board. II was agreed that a bin should
be passed giving the organization the
power 10 name board members.
Want Transportation Facilities"
Defined.
Another reform strongly favored by
the delegates ia the way of Legislation
IS n bill better defining adequate ia.
ciitics' for livestock required of com.
mon carriers. II Is the aim Of the assoc
cintiOn 20 have the railroads provide
stock scales. watering troughs. stock
pens. loading chutcs. md standard stock
yard equipment.
Among those who spoke on the sub
iect were II. o. Bursum. W. T.. Bluuch.
ard. Of Nrubella. I'd Oter0. Frank 4.
Hubbcll, Dave Farr.
The meeting was presided over by
Z INNlNiU' H. 70 Admit NI mon
county. and Charles Chadwick, of this
city the secretary, was 40 his desk. In
his address, President Abbott said:
President Abbott Address.
"Nhilc We may decrease I'm numbers
We are improving ip quality and raising
better sheep. We are having easy sail.
ing today-ncvcr In the history OF the
country has such prices for lambs for
feeding purposes ever been paid. In the
lnvt few days / have ]lcttcrs of inquiry
from some Of the largest feeders, and
they still want lambs. As / have stated,
after the great wal Is over We must be-
. prepared to meet the prices which will
follow
"Ihcrc nrc members Of this associa.
tion who Craze their sheep ON the fur.
est reserves. Their needs must be
looked after by this association. There
arc others who are large shippers who