The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1882-08-13
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Local and Out-of- Town Notes ReIat.
ing to the Interest.

Hiefe' IN ehe heart OF a large wool
producing why not invest
oapieai III "ooien miiis.f
Ihere are several eastern parties with
capital who are in this city looking up
the cattle business with a view of in
'' Id "yomingfs leading In
'eie'''
News was received yesterday of the
capture of three parties who had run
OH live stock, one at Greeley and two
at Miles City In the former case one
OF two horses was recovered.
The herd of horses belonging to
bivens q Halsted was started east OF
FRIDAY from Laramie City. Messrs. F.
% w. Bivens and q. IL. Halsted came
over cheyenne on That moons train.
Mr.. T. A. Gage, proprietor of the
famed Crystal Spring dairy, lost his
fine Hereford bull Thursday. He
thinks he was alkalied. The animal
cost Mr.. Gage S250.-TFort Collins
Courier.
The Omaha butcher has becoma CON
science-stricken and reduced the nrice
of his staaks T., 1oI csnts To th.
market had a similar conscience opr
erazers might not whistle 90 con-
tentedly.
All contracts FIR SHINING wool from
this territory tn the Atlantic ssaboo,d
expired on the 4th instant A co,,,.
of Columbus. Nebraska. sbeepmen will,
buy fiocks in San Miguel conutv IN
drive tn their bome -1San.a Eo M
Mexican.
ming cattle men with their aImoo,
unlimited resources Inv continuation
will be able to make their prices
How long will IT he before there xin h.
stock iobbinp in cattle 40 in nork and
other provision necessities
A New Mexican EXCHANGE saws. .sAs
vet large dealers have not vet nnsbed
into southern and central Nsw Mavioo
but it is only a question of time when
they will do 30. Many small punches
of cattle are scattered throughout the
mountains and mesas which will ulti-
mately fall into the possession of men
with capital"
Breeders who ara desirous of estab-
fishing a meritorious hard Of catt,o
must not cheat the sbambles too much
in order to increase the herd of tho
r~oupbbreds There ia MANY an an;mo,
retained for its pedigree, when the
individual is fit for service nowhere
but in the butcher shop.-lDrovers'
Journal.
FRIpAy,s SA1Fs-Tbe Drovar.,
Journal teleuranbs sa,es in tho Ch,o,no
market as follows. Brown Adams 3
Eldridoe sold tb;rteer caro- of Amar;
cam averaging I o15 hounds in wa;oht
at IS 1914. also three cars of half hreeds
averaging l . nonnds at "a 40 Tha
market 1oC015 cents higher. receints
well cleared.
+, 10 ro,o-..a ST.. a.. -,
tho oo,at .o...ea =. - -
.na e. 60 80
which fao+ - : w S~os
n-...-,sN-
go e'uh''
~ ' . piouu'o caves
but thew cannot he matured into basyas
anvwbera raar os ,ro.,ohln =, 80
state 90 n .his to..;.o-. ~
MEXICO News and press
~, -,
o.a 49,. oolim"n'
80 80 nso hon,
from the range this wast after IN
absence of three veeka Mr. Coem.n
made purchases of some CATTLE on no.
half of the comnapv and n,.cad t,am
on the range, and negotiated for some
other herds in the vicinity Mr. q
reports very favorablv of the conntrv
along the Mussen Shell river and
thinks the outlook for cattle raising in
Montana very satterino ua fnnnd
the grasses abundant and nutritious
and the water sacili,ie. uroxoauad ~
regards Montana as the ..comingn
cattle countrv of the wast ard h.,na q
thorough practical cattleman his iudo-
ment In sucb mottors con ho a,,o..es
as correct.
D. sheedy. 9l cars at oualalla.
August 10.