The Coconino sun., 1920-02-27
ARIZONA CATTLE GROWERS MAKE
 THE COCONINO SUN OFFICIAL PAPER

the pSycn0lOgy or the time, a pater-
 nalism of looking to the county or the
 state or the nation to help us out in
 our personal affairs. It is organiza-
 tion gone riot"
 He declared the cattlemen of Ari-
 zona were nearly all Americans. They
 came from the country of Jefferson.
 You must be the balancing fofce,"
 he said, against the radical element
 in the state, in your work of making
 the state good place in which to live.
 Resolution making means nothing un- f less you live up to it. Now is the time when the best men of the country are tried and they rely on you"
 By resolution the governors refer ence states control of grazing area be embodied as the concensus of this association.
 Charles U. Pickrell, of the exten- sion service of the university, discuss ed range bulls, closing the morning session.
 Afternoon Session.
 President c. P. Mullen presided at the afternoon session.
 Fen s. Hildreth read an invitation from the Phoenix chamber of com merce for the 1921 convention and it was accepted upon motion of J. c. Kinney.
 Report of the committee on organ ization, which includes the nomina- tions. The report called attention to the perils of the reconstruction per iod after the war, and renominated President Mullen; N. c. Bernard, first vice president; B. J. Mckinney, sec ond vice president; J. N. Robinson, third vice president, and H. J. Me Clung, treasurer. J. c. Kinney moved the adoption of the report and that the secretary be instructed to cast one ballot by unanimous consent. F. A. Reid offered the name of H. S. Boice for president, and MT. H. E. Crabb took the chair and asked for motion as to how the vote should be taken. Mir. Reid sought to have his nomina- tion substituted. MT. Kinney asked if the organization committees report was a majority report. Nj. T. Clem- ans, of Florence, said it was practical ly vote of seven members, that there were two who hadn't signed because they could not be reached, and one who didn't sign it. Mir. Kinney then said it was practically unanimous. The majority report was adopted.
 The following resolutions were adopted:
 Whereas, The chamber of com merce and the citizens of the city of Tucson have done everything in their power to entertain the members of the Arizona Cattle Growers association at it's regular annual convention held in the city of Tucson, February 17th, 18th and 18th, 1920;
 Therefore, Be It Resolved, That a rising vote of thanks of this conven- ton be rendered to the city of Tucson, | their officials, the chamber of com | merce and the press of this city for | their open hospitality and courteous | treatment while in their midst; and !
 Be It Further Specifically Resolved, 1 That a rising vote of thanks be ten | dered to the ladies of the city of Tue | son, for their splendid hospitality and | accorded to visiting | vention.
 Whereas, The Arizona Cattle Crow CTS association has been deprived by | death of the following old and respect ed members, Henry s. Boice, Preston l.. Amer and John Rock, and there may be others whose deaths have not ] come to the attention of the members | of this association, who have served this association in various capacities, and have given to it freely of their valued time, advice and support, en- it by their high character, in- tegrity and lovable personality,
 Therefore, Be 1t Resolved, That in placing of record our deep sorrow for their loss we express our sincerest ap- preciation for the sterling worth, high and lovable characters of our depart ed members; and
 Be It Further Resolved, That copy be forwarded to their bereaved fami- lies.
 Whereas, The custom of changing the members of the Live Stock Sani- tary board of the state of Arizona with each incoming state administra- tion does not make for efficiency or the better interests of the live stock producers of the state; and
 Whereas, We believe the members of the said board should not be changed by reason of their political but should be continued in office as long as they perform their duties fairly and capably, and
 Whereas, As the members of this are the only ones concern ed in the work of said Live Stock Sanitary board and the results there of; s
 Therefore, Be 1t Resolved, By the Arizona Cattle Growers association n convention assembled at the city of Tucson. Arizona, February 17th, 18th and 18th, 1920, that we urge the nec- ,ssary steps be taken to make it man latory that the appointment of the members of the Live Stock Sanitary { board be made and retained in office ,pon the recommendation of this as- ;ociation.