The St. Johns herald., 1886-04-29

Senator Stanford's Palo Alto ranch to the East on the 10th instant. It consisted of 113 head, which re- quired twelve cars for their accom-
 modation. One hundred and five 20 to New York to be sold at auc-
 ton. The remaining eight form pick of Palo Alto stock which have engagements in Eastern races.
 Hoof and Horn: Itis stated that
 several of the live stock associa- tions of Northern Arizona will fol-
 low the example of the CochiSe
 county stOckmen in the matter of
 prosecuting all stock growers who
 have failed to comply with the law
 requiring that a graded bull be
 maintained for every twenty-five
 COWS a man possesses. This is a
 step in the right direction, as the
 welfare of the entire live stock in
 dustry of the Territory is involved
 in 1t.
 Fl Paso Journal: It is rumored
 that one of Saragosa's fair daugh-
 tcrs and a prominent Baron de Cat
 tie, of this place, have naturally
 agreed to graze on the same range,
 use the one background, water at
 one trough and lick salt from off
 the same log, and to always be
 within lowing distance of one an-
 other until one of them is put on
 to that trail which terminates in
 the Great Beyond, where the range
 Is ever fresh and green, there to
 graze until the grand roundup
 takes place.
 Wilcox Stockman: The action of
 the General Stock Growers Asso-
 ciatlon. at the meeting at Benson a few days since, in recompensing T.
 B. Roberson for his outlay in run ming down the thieves who rece1Tt4y stole horses from ranchers along ] the San Pedro river, will tJe an in,- centive to others to exert them selves in the capture of thieves. It , should also induce outside stock } men to come into the associations, F as it shows that they can get pro
 lection and assistance through
 them which they cannot have act |. ing as individuals.
 , Stock Grower: John Brockman s of Grant county, \. M., whose 9 ranch is located on the Mimbres river, is credited with having ono e of the best, if not the best, all pur s pose ranches ill the Territory, There D is. perhaps, no place in the south - west that possesses so many tca e lures for a breeding ranch, where
 grain, grasses, etc, can be grown SC .. cheaplv as on the BrOckman ranch f Mr. Brockman has already entered ! extensively into the breeding o o fine cattle, making a speciality o :, Shorthorns and the blacks.
 d Cheyenne Journal: The eXecu It tive committee of the InternatiOna ,f Range Association held a meetin $, at Denver on Tuesday last, the 13tI )f instant, Of course the time of tn le committee was largely taken II
 with routine business. The com ,c mittee, however, is.very well please l. with the outlook and more tha 70 ever determined to push the goo V work. Already about twenty differ 70 ent associations of stockgrower m representing 6,0O0,00O head of ca d tie, have agreed to join, and frol n- present indications many other e. will do so.
 in Wilcox Stockman Walter Eff es one of the "three c" outfits be! n boys, has a wide reputation as
 bronco rider. Walter had an idle H. that he could ''ride anything tn; rd wears hair," but he knows bett' k, now. The other day he bestroc IT. an unusually hard bucker, and wei 3d to ground in the first round. | is is now dry-docked for repairs, b1 or the mustang is as frisky and full K. sheol as ever. A bronco rider
 Iny V.