El Nuevo mexicano., 1918-03-07
MEN ARE
ASKED 10 ASSIST
PRESIDENT OF CATTLE AND
HORSE GROWERS ASsoclA.
Is TiuN SHOWS ORGANIZATION rs
WORTHY or SUPPORT sa9

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Straight from the shoulder and
without rninclng Of words, President
W. kR.p Morley, Of the New Mexico
Cattle and Horse Growers associa-
ton III a. cali issued today for the
annual convention Of the association
at Las Vegas, March u to IA, urges
the livestock men OF the state to
Join the organization.
'tAre you interested In the range
problems of the cattle and horse
men OF New Mexico, including public
domain, homestead rights and equi-
ties, land grants, railroad lands, state
lands. national forests and school sec
tIonse IN increased production OF
cattle \ In better prices for four cat
tie? In the suppression Of cattle
Stealing? In the inspection on the
fanges2 In the inspection at mar
kets ana railroad points? In the ex-
termination of predatory animals?
In the determination Of prairie dogs
and rodents? In the rates and
values 0t taxation of cattle? In leg
islation fair to the cattle interests n
He then continues: DO you know
that no cattle inspector has any legal
standing or rights in New Mexico,
except the inspectors of the New
Mexico cattle sanitary board? That
the Z New Mexico cattle sanitary
board, with the financial and legal
support Of the state behind it, has
the most efficient system of inspec-
ti6n OF any state in the United
States today? That 1t is not rea-
sonable to expect better inspection
from any cattle association
because they have to borrow their
authority from the New Mexico cat
tie sanitary board? That important
adjustments Of range rights are TAX
ing place all over New Mexico. and
that New Mexico cattlemen are the
only qualified experts who have ex-
perience in this problem, and they
are more Interested than any one
else in the proper solution of it?
That the New Mexico Cattle and
Horse Growers association is com
posed Of many Of the most expe-
cattlemen in New Mexico,
who are dev0ting their energy to
these questions, and who own bust
ness depends on the study and So
luton. OF them?1 That these are
local New Mexico questions
and can be intelligently handled only
by the New Mexico Cattle and Horse
Growers association? That these are
,f secondary importance land most
them of no consequence to any
,ther cattle association? That the
New Mexico cattlemen must handle
heir Own problems, and cannot ex-
)ect t0 have them solved by outside
uniformed agenciessA That no other
'attle association has RSur interests
'eally at hearth That bthe New Mex
co Cattle and Horse Servers asso-
has no other interests but
ypurs really at heart2 That the
New Mexico Cattle & Horse Growers
association doesn't owe a dollar and
las a substantial balance in the
.reasury? That the New Mexico Cat
lie and Horse Growers association
nioys the cordial good will and con-
idence of every Legislative and adj
hIhtothdtiFo Duuy III thc oIntci inst
very cattleman In New Mexico owes
{ to his own business interests 10
DIN the New Mexico Cattle and
Torse Growers association? That
he association owes it to, and has !
he power influence and desire to
ender real service to every cattle
in the state? That it made and
aved every cattleman in New Mex
20 several times the amount Of his
nnhal dues? That it will hold its /.
nnuAl convention in Las Vegas. :
Iarch IL to Ia. and wants you to :
tend and see what the association
doing for the livestock interests
New Mexico?s
The excellent program, the promis,
i entertainment, the proclamation Of
overhof w. 3. Lindsey, the pa
lotto interest and the needs Of the
vestock men, all assure a fine at
,ndance at the convention next
eek.
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