The Arizona champion., 1885-10-24
WEEKLY CHAMPION.
SATURDAY, OCTOBER a4, 1883.
STOCK NOTES.

me Plma SoCHmen Intend 10 com inence boring for arlesian water.
 The cattle interest ia this territory Is increasing at the rate of fifty per cent per aDnum. The cattlemen ot Yayapai county have purchased la,ge quantities oil blooded stock during the past season.
 All stockmen should recognize the importance of becoming an active working member of some stock asso- ciation.
 It is said that the next grand jury will have several serious cases of cat tie stealing in Yavapai county to in- yestigate.
 The shipment of frozen meat from Australia 10 England Is sad to be a failure as regards beef, while with mutton 1t Is sad to be successful,
 The new stock law of Arizona passed hy the last legislature requiring each sock man io place on his range five lulls for every hundred bows, went in,o effect on October Ist.
 The London (Eng.) Live Stock Journal states that large number of valuable cattle are now belng exported from England, a large proportion be- ing the highest class of Herefords.
 Mambrino Pilot, the famous stall ion and trotting horse, died last week of old age, near Norri,;own, Pa. He lad a record Of 2;a6, and was ;he sire of such flyers as Morning, Mambrino Gift, and Haunjs. He was 56 years old.
 Mir, Dahlman, of FoIl Worth, Tex, has closed a contract with an English syndicate in London, 10 deliver ;Eem tor,nightly al Galveston, 6oo tons of dressed beef, tha, i, to be transported in refrigerator ships 10 the English markets. The syndicate takes not only the beef, but the hd,s, tsilow, horns, hoofs and blood. The contract will necessi,a,e the kllIing Of about a5o fat cattle duly.
 A rich harvest awaits the man who will establish at some convenient point in Northern Auzona a tannery ,f sufficient size to utilize the ihous, pnds of hides that are yearly permit Jed to rot for want of purchasers, So ilr as we know there Is not in either New Mexico or Arizona an establish ment of this kind, although both ter ri,orics are among the leading cattle raising sections of the coua.ry.- Hoof and Horn.
 A successful feeder of animals is not Une who throws food before them oY sets down the pal of mix, indifferent as to whether they eat or drink. A sklllful feeder watches the pecu.iariiies cf each inGiHuaal, ard sees to it that the tyrants 60 noi rob the weaker ones. We have learned that stock thrive pest when they often feel the masters hand in Kindness. Cows that calve in the fail will, if previous ly fed as they cugh: 10 have been, be in good order 10 withstand this trial, but are likely to lose flesh if not gen. erCusly cared for Timely attention now will keep them hearty and well prepared to do good service in their winter quarters Kansas City lndica- Tor.
 It is an important matter that farm ers become well acquainted with the different points which combined con- ftlutC SpOb HOI>SS Ol tlO hid>lNH' classes, and young men who wish 10 make the handling of horses a success cannot devote their time 10 better urpose that studying outthe,e lonls and becoming better acquainted with them, It IS an requirement of much value, and one which cannot be n, ked up in moment Some men being naturally more obscrvsnt than others, are consequently able to be- come rrohciert m the judging o. lorses. while others require study and ,vpenenCe. IL Is not only a matter ,f satisfaction, bll often q matter o |, onomy to be good judge cf horses