, 1884-03-14
LIVE STOCK NOTES

ry their point and secure the legisla-
ton asked for, the man who steals
cattle in that territory will take more
than ordinary risks.
There is to be a special meeting of
the Colorado Cattle Growers associa-
ton, at their rooms in Denver. OIL Sat-
urday, March 10, at 2 p. m. Business
of Importance to be transacted.
The Benton River Press advises per-
sons not to bring in more states cattle
any n summer than they Can provide
hay for the ensuing winter. After the
first year they become more hardy and
can better rustic along with the native
stock.
The many ladies managing cattle
business on their own account in Mon
tana may like to know hat Mrs. York
and daughters ''boss" a cattle ranch of
their own twenty miles from Clifton,
Graham county, A. T. Their dwelling
is elegantly fitted, and the bunk house
for the cowboys is a model of comfort.
Santa Fe Review. 1.-THE stock inter
ests of the country are growing rapidly,
and are assuming larger proportions
daily. New Mexico to-day contains no
less than 1904 900 head of cattle. Some
of u best and most 'enterprising citi-
zens are engaged in the cattle business,
and the capital invested therein in
creases daily"
Hollow tail is a disease prevalent
among cattle on some southern ranges.
Without any visible cause the animal
afflicted grows lean and lazy, droops
and dies. On examination the skin
around the tail is found loose and bag
gy. A remedy recommended by Mr..
Elijah johnson, of Ration, N. M, is to
split the skin on the end of the tail and
insert in the same a little common ia
BILE salt. Recovered rhealth and flesh
soon follow. Another remedy is to
chop off the tail.
Quite an important transfer of ranch
property has just been contaminated.
the ~propeaty in question is the old and
peau'ilui ranch owned by General u.
d. JOUR- vi Deh'er' ueneral w. a.
ha"ii was INC purchaser. Inc prop
erty consistslof eighty acres of choice
meadow and agricultural lands, and is
SITUATED ABOUT mi'e Iiom Argo. In
cluded in the sale are 100 head of
choice caetie, among them Two thor
ouRnpreu ouiis, Que fioissien pun, one
Defon puii anu you neau ol norses, TO-
ee'ner Win oil Tue ouluings ana im-
pioVe"ehts on One piace. through
onis purchase ueheral Hamill OBTAINS
posseSs'on Oh ooo square acres OF land,
Nj VI WHICH 10 'aiuaoie ior grazing ana
~asiiouiUuiai purposes.
ihe r'oohy hioun'ain news eultorl-
aAiy says IN hahsas ene ioo1 N
mou'h disease among caetie is spread
ins' anu IL "ouiu W u~hspeakaoly iolly
:" isnoio 'no po's'oll'y 'na' IL may
MAKE i'S way INTO Ooioraoo IL some
Onins 10 no' uone az once 10 eseaoiisn a
niso'ou' quaian'ine along 1ne s1aoe
INC asa'n'O Ill o"''i uilNen vi u
y a. tiou 'uio"Ru hansas' Al
y Ii pirsuo " @ppealeu III nFe
Uouu'e' III h"nsa'' anu tnere ls very
80 nopo Un"C ~ eau 10 Jul
"ne'eu neiu'' Ahe So'o-
LOW a''o'"'ioh 10
cn L 'Os' "a 0an w Som
'"i'e pio'enC 'ue oon'asioh from
e"o"i"s '"o ne'u' on 'ne pIains. An's
sta'e mas no authority 10 interfere In
'ne "a'eer ana ehe catolemen must DO
Whatever 10 uone 70 protect tneir inter-
es.s.
ms receipts OIL ca'Iie 'or tne past
year "' Ine onlcago STOCK yards were
Inc largest ever known. Inc top prl-
ces ior tne year started aC So'oo' Inc
a~u'aneeu W o. III reoruary' 10 S'.oo
IN Aplii' ueoiineu 10 o. 10 III May ana
" So.ooi june In Aprli ana Au-
gust theie was a gam, ana In septem-
oer ah u'anc 70 800. OCTOBER and
NoNeunoer "ete sIaIlohary, ana Decem-
oer was Inc hlghes1' $3.50. Ihese
were tne prices ior the choicest cattle,
ouo oil o'ners moVea IN Sympathetic
RELATION vi all cattle direct from The
ranges 'nose from Montana comman-
ueu 'he nignes' prices during sep
TEMPER m OCTOBER the Time OF The
year "neh the greatest rush OF grass
leu ca'Vie ID maue upon the markets,