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Pine Bluff Daily Graphic
Pine Bluff, Jefferson County, Arkansas
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Cattlemen from across Arizona territory arrive in Phoenix on Nov. 12 for the territorial fair and Arizona Cattle Growers' association convention, with addresses by Governor Kibbey and Chief Gifford Pinchot, discussions on government supervision of public ranges, expected resolutions for Congress, and a report on railroad livestock rates.
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Phoenix, Ariz., Nov. 12--Cattlemen from all over the territory are arriving in Phoenix today to inspect the territorial fair and take part in the sessions of the Arizona Cattle Growers' association, opening this evening. Governor Kibbey, Chief Gifford Pinchot of the bureau of forestry, and other prominent men will address the convention. The question of the government supervision of the public range, now the greatest issue confronting western cattlemen, will again be discussed. Resolutions bearing on the subject will probably be passed and presented at the coming session of congress. The committee on railroad rates on live stock will also present an important report.
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Phoenix, Ariz.
Event Date
Nov. 12
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resolutions on government supervision of public range to be passed and presented to congress; important report on railroad rates for livestock to be presented.
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Cattlemen from all over the territory arrive in Phoenix to inspect the territorial fair and participate in the Arizona Cattle Growers' association sessions opening this evening. Prominent figures including Governor Kibbey and Chief Gifford Pinchot of the bureau of forestry will address the convention. Discussions will focus on government supervision of the public range, the greatest issue for western cattlemen, with resolutions likely to be passed for the coming session of Congress. The committee on railroad rates on livestock will present an important report.