“Having examined the American Hereford
Record, we have no hesitation in saying that we
approve it for its simplicity and brevity, and
so far as we have examined it, find it correct
and reliable, and in connection with this, we
must say that T. L. Miller deserves much praise
from the Hereford breeders for not only get-
ting up the Record, but also for the long and
steady fights he has made, almost alone, in
championing the Hereford cause, until he
brought them to the front to stay; for, once to
the front, they will take care of themselves.”

The following officers were elected: President,
C. M. Culbertson, Chicago, Ill.; Secretary, T.
E. Miller, Beecher, Ill.; Treasurer, Adams Earl,


A BREEDERS’ JOURNAL CARTOON OF 1883.
(President Scott stands on the rule.)


Lafayette, Ind.; Vice-presidents, A. H. Swan,
Cheyenne, Wyo.; W. H. Todd (% 159), Ver-


million, Ohio; William Hamilton, Flint, Mich.; ,


R. W. Sample, Lafayette, Ind.; G. 8. Burleigh
(§ 140), Mechanicsville, Lowa; J. M. Stude-
haker, South Bend, Ind.; William H. Sotham,
Chicago, Ill.; A. H. Seabury, New Bedford,
Mass.; A. D. Raub, Earl Park, Ind.; N. Abbe,
Elyria, Ohio; Mr. Lee of Lee & Reynolds,
Camp Supply. Indian Territory.
HEREFORD CATTLE


Auditing Committee: William Powell,
3eecher, [1].; Thomas Clark, Beecher, Ill.; T.
L. Miller, Beecher, Ill.
One-Year Directors: H. Norris, Aurora,
Ill; E. R. Price, Chicago, Hl.; C. Gudgell,
Pleasant Hill, Mo.
Two-Year Directors: Joseph Frank, Chi-
cago, Ll.; George F. Morgan, Camargo, IIL.;
W. S. VanNatta (f 141), Fowler, Ind.
