Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-06-07
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

At the Horse and Carriage Mart and Sales Yard
on Los Angeles street, between First and Second
streets, opposite Stengels Nursery, By order OF
r. j. Barretto, Esq, selected from his choice
herd Of Jerseys, ] will sell to the highest bidder
| at auction the following thoroughbred Jersey
cows and bulls
No. Cow, DowAeER, Jersey Herd Club Book
No. 1895. Sire, Vermont, II, O. B. sos; dam.
Dew Drop Sd. Dowager droppod June IL, 1875
Color rich, solid yellow fawn, black points
| switch and tongue, rich yellow skin, deep body,
| handsome udder; fine rich mixer, almost cream
Noted for her great butter qualities. Selected
| and imported by +. J. Barretto. ESQ, without re-
gard to cost. and one Of his original foundation
stock Of the finest strain ever produced; a mag
niicent animal.
No. Cow, MYSTERY. Dropped March 2sth,
1879. Sire, Mahomet, J. II. G. b. 20l9; dam,
Dowager, j. H. G. b, 1926 Color, solid dark
skin; rich mixer Of great promise. and an ex-
ceedlngly fine young COW; great butter maker
| milk like cream itself; fine and pretty heifer.
No. 3-Cow, MISS MAT. Dropped September
80, 1879. Sire, Mahomet. ]. II. @. b. 20le. Dam
Ems, J. II. Q. B. 2963. Now in calf by Blythe's
ldol-Blythe's Idol granddam sold at $500 in
New York when she was Is years old. Color,
solid smoky fawn. black points switch and
tongue Ems, the dam, was one Of the original
lmportations Of F. J. Bsrretto, and one Of his
foundation stock; has rich yellow skin. very styl-
ish very fine and promising young COW.
No. $-Bull, CuRLEy. Dropped June LIST, 1881.
Sire, Prince Of Forest Grove, he by Mahomet, J.
H. c. B. 20l9, out of J. s. Slauson, ESQ., cee-
brated COW Princess Daughter, J. II. @. B. 25l7.
Dam, Dowager, 1896. Color, solid light fawn,
rich yellow skin, fine waxy horns, splendid
escutcheon, very handsome head and neck, and
in symmetry Of form and beauty he has no
equal.
No. 5-Bull, MONTEREY. Dropped July 9th,
1881. Sire, Veto. Veto is an Alphea Bull. Sire,
Guy Warwick, J. H. G. B. l450; dam, Ivy Leaf.
J. H. c. b. 1852 Dam of Monterey Is Ems j. IT.
n u SpIapdid has nd nh
skin, fine representation Of the Alphea stock,
Pronounced as fine bull as stands in California.
No. 6-Bull, PRINCETON. Dropped September
18TH 1881. Sire, Prince of Forest Grove. he out
26l7, by Mshomet, 2ol9 Dam. Emsie, out Of
Ems, zoos Emse's sire is Veto Color, solid
dark fawn, black points switch and tongue, fine
rich yellow skin; perfect beauty.
No. Bull, MUSRoE, Jr. Dropped December
18th, 1880 Sire. Munroe; dam, Lady Hatty,
Ss9e. Sire Of Munroe is Royal Duke of Ipswich.
$780, dam, Beauty Of Ipswich. 2449. Color black
and fawn, with some white; rich yellow skin, and
very promising young bull.
No other stock admitted at this sale Terms OF
sale, cash In U. S. gold coin, satisfactory In
dorsed paper, one per cent added.
The original stock was imported from the
Queens model farm on the Island Of Jersey, Eng
land. The pedigree OF each animal Is recorded
in the Jersey Herd Club Book. These cows milk
the year round. Their milk Is almost cream
itself The above stock will be on exhibition
one week prior to the day Of auction.
Attention. We invite any and all parties In.
terested In stock raising to attend this sale
whether they wish to purchase or not. Farmers,
Dairymen and Ranchmen now is the time to i'm
prove your stock.
NoTR-The recent auction sales in tho city Of
Now York show the high estimation placed upon
this breed OF CATTLE
New York sales Of January, 1888: The Euro
tas bull calf, seven weeks old, sold for 81, 500
Bull Pedro for $4,000 The same amount was
offered for cow Bomba and was refused. For any
further particulars inquire Of f. J. BARRETTO,
ESQ, near Downey, Forest Grove; or Of JOHN G.
BELL, Auctioneer. mSltd