Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-03-28
-ST0GkMEN ELECT CUE-
BERS0N HEAD OF ASS0-
CATION FOR COMING YEAR
CONTINUED From Page one.)

LOGO EXterm!nation' was us
cussed ny L. V. Meuley OF Masda-
lena, VINO Tor tne last thltteen years
mas made a study of how TO get ria
OF TINS poisonous weed. one etiec-
i've way ne discovered was TO ehop
the weed out, Another destructive
method used Win success was 70 hke
pointed ifoni Jap u INTO the heart
OF the Weed adn ~ win coal Oil ne
also said that an article of his on loco
weed eNteFmlhat!on had peen printed
IN a report OF the agricultural qe-
patrment, so that the information
cou!d De Wluely disseminated ana pe
mace avaliapie 10 stocklnen III othef
paris OF 'he country whose heros
surfer from eating the poisonous
plant. "
ADOPT Seventeen Kesoiuions.
a. y. Seha, captain OF me mounted
police, although not on the program
was called on to speak. lie prom
lsed the cattlemen to use every posi-
pie means with n his power to run
down cattle thieves and apprehend
other Vlolators of the state laws,
promising that so tar as he was con
cerned there would be no politics
connected with the organization.
seventeen separate resolutions
were adopted Just before the con-
Ventlon closed. llst follows:
NO. l:--Endorsins. the Hendricks
blll, Whlch provides Tor the separa-
ton of stock yards from packer own
ership and control; requiring rail
roads to furnish sutfIclent refrlgera7
tor cars to all on equH terms; licens-
ing packers, STOCK yards and commits
sion men ,....
NO. 3 Hedging $1,000 toward the
support of the American National
Live Stock association.
NO 5'-Endors ng the WORK of the
marketing committee or thef Ameri-
can National 1--we stock association
NO. 4.-Asklng Tor permission TO
omld corrals and make other inn
proVements on national Forests, ana
tnal hoss on forest reserves be con-
flned strlctlv TO thelr own allotments'
NO., 5.-urglng that railroads be
turned back to their owners,
would Ston Pubic KounduDs.
NO b.-faVorlng import duties on
i've stock and It's products
NO. f-Pledging the association
support TO the mounted ponce and
peutorlng the governor to appoint
no member OF the force unless pre-
force.
NO. S.-RecommendinE legislation
TO prohIbit ropmg and bulldogging OF
cattle and public roundups and re-
unions.
NO. 9.-kcterrlng to disposition OF
tne remaining PUBIC DOMAIN In the
state. me text follows
WHEREAS. total area OF apprQXi-
mately 1S.0OO.OOO acres in the state
Of New Mexico. about 100000
acres, or about " per cent as forest
reserves and indian reservations. are
now Withdrawn permanently from
the tax rolls OF the state. and l9,OOO,-
600 acres or 20 per cent still remain
unappropriated, unreserved public
domain making approximately 81
100000 acres or AZ per cent? of the
total area now tax free as to county
or state-so that the burden of ed
ucation, roadbuilding. county and
state government is furnished this
area by increased taxation on the
balance, and
WHEREAS, the lands of the state
of New Mexico have been picked over
for more than 300 years by Spanish
grants, Indian reservations, railroad
land grants national forest reserves
desert claims, prescriptions and
homesteads of all kinds. and
WHEREAS the remaining unap-
nropriated unreseryed public domain
lands of approyimatejv 10 600 OOO
acres are the most barren and least
unnroductivo of all tho lands of tho
state and are unconventional and
unraservad hocouse Of their barran
non-nrodnctiva character ana
WfIEDEAS Tho lands granted 70
Tho etata h,, tbo ana hlinr act which
adn,ittaa No,,, MoxTon - stotabnod
hayn haa,, ,,,;"o,,. y "a s,,ocassf,,lI,. Cd,
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W rlLe peileii, nv w 'i's s.ate, anu
neleaa, ine uevelopiilehe anu ti,.
i pi osiese VI New MeAeeo 10 siea ny
nndtiapeleo ps aath ot nan,u' VIZ, VIZ
"Iii0l W - oaucu'e neoeaaai " ,t on
ase anu hllsation proJects' soHstluo-
'ion gnu ilaiii.ei'aieoe VI as"
a ,I' tiie eA,eiIoioi' VI eoilooi sSe'ei''S'
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oohyehliol assei,,plea al Alpuqueaqo'
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We " ileue9saiy Jaw slalilils ~ we s,a.e
" .NeW neAico we leiliainihs uliap
piopiiaeeu' uhleselNeu pupiic oolilaln
Withln lts pounuarg' anu tnat COPIES
OF TINS fesolutlon De sent TO tne men,
. ptlo ~ coifsless' anu soNeinoiS VI
NV heAleo ana ol an tle pupiic iailo
slates, anu u az! orsaniAa.ioiis III tile
pubic ianu states, when nave ior
tlleli OBJECT the prolnotlon OF major
industries anu advancement VI coih-
mon meliale; NJ,
Iraise Ior oanitars poaru: