El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-01-22

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| J. N Cartwright, Phoenix, Ari
f. T Golfer, Springerville, Ariz.
". W. Cook, Phoenix. Ariz.
Z. H Crabb. Flagstaff, Ariz-
L L Harmon, Phoenix. AriZ.
+. p. Moore. Douglas, Ariz.
c p. Mullen, Tempe, Ariz.
F. A Reid, Seligman, AriZ.
Fred II. BiXby, Long Beach, Cal
H s. BOice, Pasadena, Cal
o. =. Fuller, Los Angeles, Cal
ROmie Jacks. Monterey, Cal.
H A. JastrO. Bakersfield. Cal
II. W Klipstein. jr., Maricopa. Cal
II. s. Stephenson, Los Angeles, Cal.
D D. Easement, Solorado Springs,
c E. Collins, Sorrento, Col
A. E de Ricqles. Denver, Col
II. GlaZbrOOk, Higbee Col.
John MacBain, Trinidad. Col.
F. r Gooding, GoOding, Ida.
". $ McCrea, St Anthony, Ida.
Horace Adams. Plains, Kas.
N. c. Campbell, Wichita, Kas-
F. g HoughtOn, COrralitOs, Mex.
g. X Warren. Three Oaks, Mich
". D. Johnson, Kansas City. Mo
H. NJ. Stonebraker, Kansas City, Mo.
r p Heren, Miles City. Mont,
Charles O'DOnnell, Billings, Mont
F. L. Burke, Omaha. Neb.
A. r Modisette, Rushville, Neb-
II. w Adams, Nermeio Park. y VI
Victor CulbersOn, Fierro. y NJ
W. II Jack, Folsom. y. NJ
". J. LinwoOd, Albuquerque, y NJ
C. H Webster jr.. Cimarron. y. N.
W. f. Halsell, Ninita, Okla
o. N. Plummer, y. Portland. Ore
William POllman. Baker. Ore
Julian N. Bassett Crosbyton, Tex
L c. Brite. Maria, Tex
S. B. Burnett, Fit Worth, Tex.
J. D. Jackson, Alpine, Tex.
John Landergln. Vega, Tex.
J. II. Nations. FL Paso. Tex
c. N. Newman. FL PasO. Tex.
K. D. Oliver. Ell Paso. Tex.
J. H Parramore. Abilene, Tex.
Al POpham, Amarillo. Tex
II. D. Reynolds, Fl Worth, Tex
p Z. Ward, Blessing. Tex.
John Y. Rich. Salt Lake City. Utah
Robert D Carey. Gareyhurst Wyo-
J. c Underwood, Underwood, WyO.
J. " Wilson, Mckinley, WyO.
B f Yoder, Phillips. Wyo.
Montana Delegates.
Delegates from Montana expected
Sunday or Monday are; r. P Heren,
liam DOunen. John Chandler, Kenneth
Mclean. Z. B. Holt. Charles O'Donnen,
James Hunter, A. F. de Ricqles, 7. n
Heinrich. G. c. Ludolph-
Oregon Horse Raisers.
Delegates from the Cattle and Horse
Raisers' association Of Oregon include
A D. Dunn, WapatO, Wash; J. F.
Princeville, Ore; NJ. n Par
sons. salt Lake City. Utah; +. y FitZ-
patrick. Paisley, Ore; William POllman
and George Chandler, Baker, Ore; Prof.
F. L Potter. professor of animal in
dustry, oregon Agricultural college
From SunfIOWer State.
The delegates from the Kansas State
livestock association expected to reach
here Sunday or Monday are: NJ NJ
Sherman, Geneseo: T. N. Potter. Pea
body; Daniel L Easement, Manhattan;
NJ c. Campbell, Wichita; J. L Heath,
Peabody. ". L Brown, Kingman: H G.
Adams. Maple Hill; David K Bean,
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Ger, Topeka
IN spite of the troubled train serv-
ice in the southwest. due to washOuts,
/ look for an unprecedented attendance
at the livestock convention next week.
said secretary T W. TomlinsOn- "The
livestock men of the territory tributary
TO Phoenix. Ariz., will require two and
maybe three special cars to carry
them TO FL Paso. if my information is
correct Prescott and the northern
section Of the state viii send another
carload, while the Tonic Basin country
and ella and Greenlee counties will
send one and possibly two more car
loads. Santa Cruz, Pima and Cochise
will send big delegations.
whether or not they are coming in
special cars, I am not advised
New Mexico Coming.
New Mexico cattle and sheep men
are coming en- masse. judging from re-
ports I had a letter from Denver. to
the effect that there would be at least
two special car loads Of delegates from
that city and vicinity The Wyoming
and Utah delegations Will be unduly
large and If trains run on any kind of
schedule we will see a record breaking
from California and the
north Pacific states
Pryor Is Coming.
IKE T. Pryor, vice president Of the
association, writes me from his home
in San Antonio, that owing to the in
terest aroused in the marketing prob
lem which confronts livestock pro-
ducers at this time. he looks to see
San Antonio and its Immediate vi
cinity represented in FL Paso during
convention week by at least three
special carloads of cattlemen and their
wives and possibly more.
Horse Buyers.
''The fact that the horse buyers who
are looking for cavalry mounts for the
European armies are contemplating
making FL Paso delivery station viii
have the effect to bring many horse
breeders here who might not otherwise
be attracted. The FL Paso convention,
too, Will be more literally attended by
sheepmen than have any OF the live
stock association conventions OF the
past. due to the deep interest they are
taking in the question of federal regu-
lation OF grazing grounds
Montana Man Here.
Among the first Of the prominent
men Of the convention to reach FL PasO
was r. P Heren, president Of the Non