Weekly journal-miner., 1916-01-12
BOVINE bARONS OF PERSONAL
 INTEREST
MANY PROMINENT ARI-
 ROMANS IN PRESCOTT ATTENDING BIG CATTLE
 CONVENTION.
(From Tuesdays Daily.)

' or lnc ArlZOna Cattle OrOWcrS ASSO- oiation, are some of the best known citizens Of the State, as well are they ] prominently rated in this leading in
 dustry, and represent a total assessed
 valuation of over $l5.OO0,OOO. Some . of those participating are the follow . ing:
 C. P. Mullen-Is president of this association. and is capably presiding Mir. Mullen is member of the newly organized cattle firm of Mullen &
 Shultz, which has extensive range in
 terests in Western Yavapai and makes
 Hillside their operating base. For three years he has been president of this body, from which his popularity may be judged as well is his loyal in
 terest in the welfare of the organiza-
 ton demonstrated.
 Sam B. Bradner-Is the secretary
 of the association as well is he the
 secretary of the livestock sanitary
 board of the State. He is in harmony
 with the objects of the organization, and aside from his capability. enjoys a wide range of popularity through
 out Arizona in and out of cattle circles.
 | J. A. Wise-Comes from Santa
 Cruz county and his range interests are well known in the heavy burden they bear in being classed as among the heaviest of taxpayers in that sec ton. Mir. Wise is the owner of the Baca Grant tract, that embraces 100,- coo acres.
 ! (. V. Fowler-Comes from Sonoita, Santa Cruz county, and is rated as enc of the leading citizens of that section as well as large cattle grow CT. He is taking very much interest in the affairs of this industry.
 w. W. Moore-For over forty years Mir. Moore has been identified with the range business in Maricopa county, and his large interests are situated in the Four Peaks country He is as earnest i1 his efforts to ad- vance the industry today as in the long ago.
 W. w. Cook-"Billy" as he is SO well known, comes from Maricopa county as delegate and has holdings in the New River country. His large business has had steady growth 1. since he was in the dairy business 4 years ago in the Point of Rocks re- zion, near and north of Prescott He says he is tied down to this pursuit ! and will always be on hand at a bo- | vine convention.
 Senator Fred Colter-Tnis distin i cuished Arizonan comes from Apache ! county. and his large sheep and cattle holdings give him prominene1t as well as conspicuous rating as among | the big ones. Senator Colter also is lhe first vice president of the organ; zation.
 William Naigler-Comes from VII iiams, and was among the first il Arizona to engage in cattle raising.
 O. l.. Hart Identified with the Hart Cattle Go. of Coconino county. and represents probably the biggest combination of cattle owners in Ari- zona, in which the parent and subsidi ary companies are intcrlocked
 E. H. Crabb - More familiarity known as Jack Crabb, Is the man. ager of the Coconino Cattle Co.,, and as has been his custom for years, he continues very active in behalf of the interest of Arizona cattle growers He is being advanced by delegates to become the president. owing to his knowledge of the business acquired during boyhood days, his many years of experience in the forestry service and his splendid ability as a public speaker.
 J. II. Armour-Is a member of the firm of Armour Brothers. of Gila county, who are representative range men of the State. Mir Armour Is dili- | gently promoting Globe as the place for the next annual meeting.
 C. P. Cooley-Comes from Apache county, and is son of one of the best known of Hassayampers, who in [ early days enjoyed prominent as well | as distinctive consideration. Mir. Coo ley is manager of Cooley St Co.,, very large cattle growers. wnose interests i gre situated in the White Mountain | Indian reserve.
 Senator D. D. Crabb-Was former ' iy a rangoman in Yavapai, but is now ji located in Navajo county, as manage | of the Hopen Cattle Co. He was tho 5 owner years ago oi the D-I ranch, :, near Skull valley. Ii
 F. L. Dickerson-This delegate re- eidee i, NavaDa; county hat hoe i;,,a-