Tombstone epitaph., 1922-04-16
PAGE HEADS CochisE
 GRAHAM CATTlEhEN

PAGE HEADS CochIsE
 GRAHAM cATTLEnEN
 DOUGLAS April II Many prom. inent caitlemen from all part, of the state assembled in Douelas yes serday to attend the annual cou,en- sion of the Cochise Graham Cattle Growers association. which haiG an all-day session
 C. w Page. uf Wilcox. was elected president of the association for 'he ensuing wear al the close of tue con ,ention William Lutley. Tombstone, sas elected vice president and We'll inctou Johnson. of WillcoN. secretary. Wilcox was chosen as the place, for me convention to be held next Octo- brr All officers were elected by ac- -iamatiun the next meeting place chosen without opposition rom any rrh,t ,i;y ou,going officers were i" l G~tzwilivd. president. ] Frank Noo,an. secretary and William El,. ~u;. >afurl yi,r president
 Resolutions Passed
 Resolutions passed at tne cuuv-n- fion w.r, resolution .avu.lu- a r,- .u,,iun .u tn, assessed valuation of atti- 10 $2o a head the claim beng mad that ,A, pres at ya.uauon> yer. Tar in eAce>, Q; The marke, pri,, received resolution asking ,h. iaN commission % make the as .e~~m'r, ~, state land purchased on th- an.o@a' paid doNn on the land rather than the total price which is paid otf ia a> years resolution urs. ing tha, the i'm. the war war ;iuan, e ,orporatio, remains .n power Toe eN- tended iro:a July ! ls-- to a; .ast l. non,a- latr- ' Driu- the claim r, tar ,a,,l,meu u' "a, stat, 'H-, b~- .aa-, q, rAe delay .u :o-miu= com lsai.s t' hanal. 'A- loans Arizoua -ru,am-n voa.d receive less benefits from thr ,amemadab.o ao' ~ con. -~,s~ II q. ,orpar.-ou'- pu~.r na- .lf~~.,t~a aa ,E- da.- -. --,olu- .u' t-.u- ;aa' The ,aa. .ar paving rental ni forestry lands be ,aaused from November to october 3l. the present ,iu- b,.4- trom Apr.l ,o Nar h 2l ,h.~ being la,,rG bo, au~- 'hr -ptn@ season oa- considered a poor tune t,- ,he Average ca',.eman 70 rai-" cash mym,a,, $ resolution .ndor>.ng the work %, niu,oeieal de- parjmynr in eAt.ruua,r2 d->,ru, riv,. rodents resolution endorsing sh, plan tp make statistical survey -rf ;h. cattle industry ia Arizona s- 5raraset hy the secretary @: a2rlcsl- turr a resolution calling uguu oou- sr'-- ;o appra! section I1-A oc ,h- s,' rn se@ulat. comm-.,-. which pre- vents ,ae interstate commerce conn mission low,rn- tr..sh, ~at.- which is de-.ga~l ,o remove 'h- au..sIra- bic section --..ur.u- r-.a- ,AH rn--.s- adopt ad-o.ar. t-r.f for Livestock -uee'>r.n- 2" r-r ,-a, ad ..lur.m .o- hides "o p.r ,"n, for ..yesroct aud -o p-r ,cat for fresh meats resolution endorsing The co. operative marketing plan ior Graham and Cochi~e carr,. resolution Dom rn"udme na-ry Turner l.y4st1ck 4gen, Ter ;h- Soatheru Pacific iu Arizona for his cooperation with the 4attlemen and resolution thanking the Douglas Chamber of Commerce and Mines the citizens Of Douglas and the management oc The Gadsdeu hotel for their part .n making the convention success.
 Mayer Welcomes Visitors.
 Following the invocation by Rev F.  W Simonson. Mayor \ F. Hinton welcomed the caJtlemen in behalf of the city. declaring that the citizens af Douglas were glad to s-e them
 C R Adamson. county agricultural agent. responded to the address of welcome
 Get rid of the old COW on the range. was the warning of Dr Will Hams. University of Arizona profes- sor in the animal industry depart ment He told of the test recently completed in the Sulphur Springs val ley in which old COWS twO-year-olds. yearlings and calves were fed with specially prepared slage. While