Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1886-08-28
LIVE srocK NOTES.

in this country as rival Of tby Short,
horns and iereroFds.
Regularity in the sailing Of animals
Is conducive to the taking on of flesh.
Stock-raisers m the Southwest attach
toe little Importance To- sailing.
The Arizona Cattle Company ship
ment Of fifteen carloads of steers was
sold on the Kansas City market at
$500, averaging 1850 pounds,
The Baltimore Sun alleges shat
Black Prince, the bull at the bead Of
The famous Shoemaker herd gives
fine, rich milk from four well devel-
bped teats,
A stockman now in Prescott froIu
Tonic Basin states that o first class
grade of stock cattle can be purchased
in that section for $l7 a head all
tound -Hoof and Horn.
The Albuquerque Opinion reports
that 500 Of the 500 head Of cattle
driven by the Gebhardt cattle compa.
ny OF the lower ella Ia Colorado, were
lost.
Along the Oregon Short Lime and
the Utah and Northern railroads, says
the Northwestern Live Stock journal,
more than three thousand grade bulls
have been sold this year.
One OF the latest schemes is 10 raise
cattle for their fuss, crossing buffalo
upon Angus cows for this purpose
The experiment is to DO tried by the
Northwestern Buffalo Breeding Co., Of
Manitoba,
Recent rains have greatly improved
the grazing in Yayapai county, and
range stock viii SO through the wins
ter in good condition ii there is no
severe frost during the next three or
four weeks.
Eight car loads Of Hereford bulls
were received by the Aztec Land &
Cattle Company on Sunday last They
arrived in number-one condition hav-
ing made the journey from the Easti in
Burton stock carse-Holbrook Critic.
Deming is becoming quite an i'm
portant point in the conduct of the af-
fairs Of the cattle growing industry Of
the southwest, nearly all the large
outfits operating IN southern Grant
county making their bass Of opera
tons at that point.
Lyons & Campbell will drive about
1000 head Of steers from their Duck
creek range in day or two to their
Burto mountain ranch, where they
viii be fattened for beef. They have
on their several ranches abort 5000
beef steers that they viii make beet at
this fall.-Silver City a. Nd Sentinel.
Ben Goodrich and A, R. English rel
turned, last evening, from Dir. Good
rieh's ranch on the Lower San Pedro.
Ben says there is an abundance Of
water in the river, but very little rain
fell below Tres Alamos Itseems that
the greatest rain fell on the Sonora
border, Epitaph
Col j. A. Lockhart has sold for Mr..
Howell, a ranch south Of Deming, and
near the line, TO the Columbia cattle
company, Of Columbia, No. They
viii place thereon $500 cattle which
are now on Texas range, near Colo
RADIO City. Capt. w b. Campbell is
the manager.--Silyer City Enterprise
Mr.. D. johnson, whose ranch is a
few miles southeast of Wilcox, informs
the Wilcox Stockman that he has lost
several calves lately from some UNI
known disease. The calves seem to
choke mp when drinking, the water is
forced back through the nose, and then
they commence to stagger and soon
fall over and die. They have heard Of
no other cattlemen losing calves from
this malady,
A delegation Of Arayaipa stockmen,
consisting Of Messrs. Chas. p. Loitch,
John Kennedy Dan Ming, Burt Dun
lap and jim 0hl--the Cowboy Dude"
came to Wilcox on Monday last, says
the Southwestern Stockman, and took
the train for Tucson, where they went
as witnesses and interested parties in
a contested land case before the Reg
lister Of the Land Office, These gen
tlemen all report good rains on their
ranges,
The Aztec Cattle Company, who
were making an experiment of the
transportation Of beef cattle in the
Burton car a number Of which had
been placed at their disposal by Weed
on & Co, the agents, was compelled to
turn the steers inEo pasture at Isleta,
where they VIII remain on good grass
until such time al the markets offer
sufficient inducements for shipping,
when they viii go forward under the
original programme. Hoof 4 Horn