Alberta stock group laments funds and wolf bounty policy
The Alberta Saskatchewan stock association reports limited funds hinder enforcement of cattle theft measures and wolf bounty. a 1908 shift transferred bounty control to government and reduced local improvements tax. Delegations pressed for livestock inspector support, and a 1 cent per head assessment kept operations afloat while divisions within the industry challenged unity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delray
Winnipeg
Association
Ory
Calgary
Alberta
Saskatchewan
Chet
Edmonton
Huckvale
Messrs
E. H Maunaell
Mackeod
A. E. Cross
A. E. Philp
Milk River Cattle Company
Messrs Finlay and
Cushing
Minister of Agriculture
Contempla
Western Stock Growers’ Association
Don
Inspector Patterson
Board of Management
Provin Department of Agriculture
Department of Agriculture
Montana
R. G. Mathews
Maunsell
A. J. Day
Balance on hand and receipts from dues in 1908
A ledger summary shows balances received from dues and assessments totaling 1219.62, a county and district grant 1240.00, and stock inspector accounts goo.003399.62. It lists payments to J. C. Patterson 400.00 and G. Mathews 600.00, travel and miscellaneous expenses by W. Huckvale 65.15 and G. Mathews 21.85, and a refund for a steer shipped in 1905. Final balance 3546.26. Auditor Duncan Campbell certifies books correct on May 12 1908. Adoption motion by Margesson and Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Huckvale
Patterson
Winnipeg
Pattterson
Fides
C.P.R
Agrculture
Saskatchewan
Alberta
D. J. Campbell
Reed
Alta
Duncan Campbell
Macleod
Memrs
E. Margesson
John F. Day
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