,THE ASHEVILLE GAZETTE, TUESDAY MORNING, JANUARY 25, 1898.
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8EEF RAISERS
OF THE COUNTRY
Forming a National Organi
zation iji Denver.
Fist Gathering cf the Cattfe Men" of
the United States. ' ' ' 4
One of the Features of the Assemblage
W 111 be a Monster Buffal 6 B arbecue ;
. Uniibrm Quarantine Laws- v
iDenveT, Jan. 24.-An organization will
be formed here to-morrow, which will have
en -itcportaot influence on the future d&yel-
- opmien cot only of Beuver, hut of the
whole west. " The -people of this city for
fiom-e monthia have been, looking iorwiard
with great interest to the foTmationof . a
National Cattle Growers association. Over
five thousand'. ' dtetegates, represeatog the
whole cattle .raisins and livestock business
of th a United States will' he in attendance,
esid'es a number, of the governors of dif -feremt
states will be present and other per-
-floras who directly or indirectly have some
THE HEED OF BUFFALO
connection, with cattle raising -will ibe in
1 altenidanee. vAmong those who have writ-
eat that they 'Will -come to the convention
acre the following: Governor -M. A. Otero,
of New Mexico; Governor "W.- W. RichaTds,
of "Wycming, Governor Silas A. Hblcomb,
of Nebraska,- Governor' Stoberc B. Smith,
of M'ontana; Governor 'XW'Ijedy, ."of Kan
as, Goveirnior C. M. IBarnes, of Oklahoma,
- end CDt tA. T. (Peters, investigator of ani
smal dlseaiges, of 'the University of Ne-
.braska.', ' - . , "
5 . ' . GEO. U GOUDDING.
'(Chairmian Executive Oammittee.)
The Hon-Arva Adams, -governor of Col--orada,
' will call the convention to order,
-after which the delegates will el'&ct their
.permantfnit omcers. 'The vibe presidents of
the convention will !be the governors of all
states and territories. - Every state and
s ,terri'tcT!y. will ibe repreisented1 by "one dele
gate, and the different icaittle, horse, sheep
and s'Wine 'breeders-'' associations wlvl be
represented by one delegate for every 10,000
. head of stock raised by such organization.
'Besides formlnig -a naUonal organizaticn,
i the 'best "means' and methods' "for the de
velopment of the cattle and stock ihdutry
will be: er-ienrvely discussed. Papers will
also be read on the following subjects du-
rJng the convenition: ,7 ,TK-$'k'. '
, '"Adoption -of Vmore --uniform state
' ihabional quarantine taws, the railroad vver-f
' sua the trail in ; the mbvement; off stock,
fAmterican, horses in .the. armies of 'Europe,
tdieeases of live si iock and their remedy, the
, ceding of 'arid lands to the states, the sheep
industry and foest methods to eradi sate the
eeab, tariff on : hides, .branding stock, the
AUTe U R WI'IAffAMS, iS'BCmETTAiRT.'
protection of uhe raage'lndustrytbe east-
,nn breedieTis of fine stack nd their rela
, mvua vj lu.-o Hcotuiu I'iufge men, me mov
- - ct'ent of 'cattle ' f rom south to horth, the
Saaiib feeding ndustry.-Mn -the. west, -ship-t
', nnen t,. . of ; American " stocSk and meats ' to
European. markets, J.the.i future of ; horse
, -fcrc'edinig1 'in the .TJnii'ted States and thi en-
e.Ertt6 of laws goveminia brands. ' Prof.
. Peters, of, the University of Nebraska, will
- tread, a. ipaper, on. 'The tajdvances . made, in
' -comtoatlinig . .contagious": d'liiieases" to-dav."
The si-tlbg'ect of Irrigation will also receive
; 'Liea-uon at some sesision or. the conven
The main , reason- why the new "organlza
tion will meet-in this city is because Den
'ver i3 tagain 'becoming the -centre of the
cattle briskness, which It occupied in for
aner years. tDur'ing the past year the cat
' tie trade here has again been revived and
; lias assumed remarkable .proportions. The
, - rJause of the increase is due to 'the fact that
th a.ttle meiTof -the north and nutfi are
using leaver as a jnadTKet -tor enliven tu
ine eastern markets. VI t was -JioJ-oed ' h,i
ume railroad that Lnver was ustd 'of th.
uadtis as a -cattle centre and ah arrage
uuent hJxowai:a3.ithe -ed and uudisit at
ranenxe'a.t made, which ako as, ; the
c&tue- 'nJea' who 'buy their rlive j stock iu
Leaver, to unload; their . cajtle-. at vthci
farms In'Aebnas'Aja; (Montana. orKansas. By
this airang'0mjen.t -.traders cam" take their
cattle to their, respective ranches for fat
tfeinung, keep thiem 'there for thrc or five
months and then seaid-them jbacfc.oai the
slme bill of lading, to Heaver. .(Heretofore
the stock fman ': from -Montana '-: was -: com
pelled to look for young attle -in Tejus
New IMexico- and 'Arizona, otten 5 pcnalu
a half a year in a Journey south for, the
ourDose.- If -instead, - he could tome ,to
Denver during the trading season he would.
meet the southern raisers and make n.s
purcfctases; -which would be of great advan
tage to both the seller and -the. -buyer. . If
Denver fceccanes . the, cattfle trade- centre,", it
will greatly a:ld Jhe cattle busings of; the
south. IXcw,the "breeders make' no at
tempt to put the catde raised -in the south,
en the market 'because these are extTeinely
lean- an-i need latteminig' before being
butchered. Tho cattle were loaded tm the
?a iUe cars in the 'breeding states and -carried
to soiioh centres of the trade market a a
"e.nsa3 City and Omaha. ' Then, the cat
tle men known- as .the feeders would buy
h.iis five hundred ; or-five .thousand -heads of A
cattle, sihl-pthem .to 'his -rani:h in Ksunsu
or 'Nebraska and after ichey had been-fattened
eecd -thenr once more -back to the
entres of the cattle industry,' at a second
expense. ' Now the -cattle breeders1 of the
toutne-rn spates can bring their: cattle to
rienver and from -there 'bringthem io the
rich and verdant' pastures of the western
states:, and after -the stock "has been fat
tened carry it ibact' to be sold on the mar
ket. . - -. ':- '' ;; '-:T:ft-y:: ;vv : ' ';
: One of ' the big .features of -the gathering
will be the grand., harb-ecue to be held on
the last day of the Kmvention. t A'menu
of buffalo meat,' dears' , meat," antelope
FOR THE aNSnriEJR 'BAlRBECrOE.
steiais and ' venisons' of all kinds will be
served.. A maimunotih circus tent, capable
of holding-10,000 -people h-as been secure! in
case the weather -should' be inclement on
the day the festival is given. - .
Curator Ferill, cf the State (Historical so
ciety, has applied for the heads and hides
of the ibuffaloeathat will be slaughtered
for the feaiat. Ten big huffalo have ibeer.
groomed at the Union stock yarda for this
event. Any one wishing a good meal ; oh:
bhatday can satisfy his desire by attendinz
the barbecue, .C:
The convemtdon which (meets here Sia not
the first meeting of the cattlemen of " the
United States.- In 1885, at the great cat
tle growers'' convention held In SL Louis,
the -plan of Tormimg a national association
was proposed, but the rivalry that existed
beitween the Chicago nd St. 'Louis com -mission
'men preven ted the formation of a
permaneab organizatden. ' f
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'ti aiising the entire srsfr m dispel cold.
:urc headaclie, lerr, balittual constipatioi
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.- Austrian Christmas Customs. ;
In Austria they are particularly thought-,
f ul of the bringer of the r. gifts and joy;
The people-place lighted candles in their
windows, that the' Christ child, In passing
through the -city or village or along the
country road, BbaHnot stumble or fall.
A belief lb the special presence of evil
spirits during Christinastide and in their
-efforts to interfere with and lessen the joys
of the season prevails throughout Europo.
The . bugbear ''ruprec.ht," nder differ
ent nairies and jn numerons,varying dis
guises and in strange antics, plays a con
spicuous part among the Germans; and
Isurrounding peoples. In Tyrol the terri
bio "klanbacf" acoompanies St. Nicholas,
and is continually hovering About his path'
ready to kidnap naughty children..' "
. In Austria this monster is very terrible
in appearance, going about with clanking
chains and hideous devil's mask. He is
frequently heard at night as he flies
through .the air, and his rattling chains
are giving notice of his presence. -
In many places there is the belief that
wolves roam the earth on the night before
Christmas and create great havoo in de
stroying vines and" other property and
even human beings. This belief has made
an excuse for a ' means of mischievous
frolic. Men and boys frequently disguise
themselves as wolves and go about fright
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It is easy . to catch a cold and just as
easy to get rid of it if you commence early
td use One Minut Cough Cure. . It cures
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OUT OF DANGER.
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Prosperity comes luckiest- 'to the man
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CITY. '
A NEW HOUSE of 9 rooms, hot and
cold water, bath, etc. Offered at a bargain.
A FIRST CLASS residence of 12 rooms,
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, A NICE NEW HOUSE, 7 rooms, modern
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A FINE NEW. RESIDENCE of 8
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A RESIDENCE IN HENDERSON
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NINETY ACRES of cleared land near
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Suitable for general farming and fruits,
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APARTMENTS in the Gray Flats corner
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Aug. .J. Bogel, the leading druggist of
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J. F. Campbell, merchant of Safford, Ariz.,
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O. W. 6. Hardman, when sheriff of Ty
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Fruits W. E. Allen.
Groceries A. D. Cooper. " .
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Groceries A. F. Cook.
Hardware Brown, Northup & Co.
Job PTinting-rAshevIlle Printing Co.
Jeweler -tB, H. Cosby.
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Livery Chambers & Weaver.
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