The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1884-09-18

up O carload OF heavy beeVeS to pnE on !
display at New Orleans during the ex-i
position. Already several have been
secured which wiilI Weigh from /, 400 tol
1,70O pounds.
We notice that the Standard Cattle
Company, Of Wyoming have ordered fifty
cars at MingusYille, Sept. %, to accom-
modate their herd now on the drive for
shipment. Harris & Cleginger wanted
twenty cars at the same place on the
25th. Glendiye Times.
The Kansas City Droyers' News says:
Tie Texas fever is no worse this year
than it has been every summer Tor the
past ten years, but the scare is greater
because there are SO many more commits
sioners than usual to write reports and
publish articles on the subject. -
The stockmen OF western and south
western: Colorado, who have been having
trouble with the Utes lately, now give mo-
tice that they will shoot on sight amy Of
the red devils caught on their ranges.
The only way to get rid Of them the
government seems unable OF unwilling,
to afford any relief. NJ. Stock
Grower. N ss.S i. 53s$5
IA Denver gentleman is experimenting
with chemicals, for the purpose of trying
to- discover some more convenient and
cheap method Of branding than Is at
present used. It is claimed that more
than $1,000, 600 are annually lost to the
cattle owners Of the county by the burn
ing Of hides in branding cattle. IN. II.
Stock Grower.
The sheep raiser must GO On with his
business. trying to improve his stock, to
obtain more and better wool and more
and better sheep, must stick close to his
business, study economy, work hard, and
then wait for the prosperity surely fol
lowing one Of the greatest periods Of de
preston now happily passing away
[Col. L. S. Record. s:3s} .s 's:t: !;
T ,,t5z45- 4s,l&S
It costs more to ship wool from Denver
to the Missouri rivera distance of 55o
miles than from Melborns toi Liverpool,
a distance of 1900 miles. 1T also costs
more to ship o car load Of fSwool from Den:
yer to Chicago than it does to ship The
same bulk and weight from San Fran.
cisco to New. York and thence to London
1IECol. L. s. Record. 3 4 4
Ed. Maroon says he will Introduce int
this country the finest lot Of Texas COW.
boys that have ever beenseen around
this section of the country. T. f. Burton
alias Texas, is the leader Of the gang
and he is considered one Of the best lar.
lat throwers, besides being dead shot
that the state of Texas can produce
lGlendiye Independent.
The cattle trade with Europe is said t
be declining under the influence Of the
/ Australian and Canadian competition
and it it be argued that Canada buys il
the United States good many of the cat
tie she sells to Great Britain, the fact re
4 mains, nevertheless, indispntable, tina,
she ships her cargoes BY her own rail
roads and vessels, and not by ours. ICol
Z. S. Record. $ 8 ,. Z
Dorr Clark was in the city yesterday
from the range. He says there are many
| sick cattle among some of the lat
through herds, but they are SO effectuall,
quarantined by the cattle men, that tn,
disease will not be allowed to spread, i
! it could, to. the range cattle. There ha,
been many deaths among the Athlete,
herd, but it is thought the worst is nov
over. Black Hills Pioneer. ss3S
4 The French government has decided t
place an increased duty upon the impor
tation Of cattle, but gives such d goo
season for doing SO that the sensibI
I. American will find more to approve thai
/ condemn in the charge. a great depres
i sion exists In the live stock interest
over there, and the government regard
4 it as sacred duty to assist the farmer
in this way to get on their feet again.
q National stockman. "a.
Old Mexico has both herd and i Ieas
law. An exchange says when one man
J stock depredates On nnother's Ian,
whetherit Pc grass Or grain the ewneri
! notified, il known. to take away his stocl
which II not done, the animals are driya
Il 70 the pound and advertised and said. ~