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

that it hardly gets into the papers.
 An entire cavayard must be gob- bled before there is much fuss kick i ed up about it, and it takes a 400
 head steal, like that recently occur
 ring, to approach the dignity of a sensation.
 Las Vegas Optic: Some very fine
 Kentucky blooded stock was un- loaded at the old Las Vegas stock ! wards to-day for rest and roll. This stock consisted of five stallions,
 thirteen mares, a span of mules. six bulls. and two COWS with calves. The stock will be delivered to Don
 Francisco Alcaraz, at Guadalajara, Old Mexico.
 Citizen: The Pima County Cat
 tie Association, at a meeting held
 on the 10th of April, adopted the | following resolution: No person
 will be allowed to brand his cattle
 on the ranch of another without
 the permission of the owners Ot
 said range, and each member of the
 association is requested to see that I this resolution is enforced.
 Laramie Boomerang: The new
 device, patent applied for, for brand
 ing cattle, is being pushed by Gil
 more & Hazel for all it is worth.
 They are preparing plans for build CTS, so that no difficulty will be found in constructing a chute by any mechanic, and they will make the campaign an active one from
 the start.
 New Mexico Stock Grower: Chas ' Goodnight, one of the largest cat : tlemen of the Panhandle, has been served with a writ of injunction restraining him from fencing, line
 riding and enclosing about 7OO,OOC acres of public school land. The } suit was instituted by the Attorney : General of Texas, who will at once , pgceeta against all cattlemen in tho . Panhandle who are in a similar
 position.
 : Washington dispatch: The part } of the Government crop report fol , March. which refers to live stock :. says: The loss of sheep reported l' ,, : per cent, of cattle i per cent. The 1 loss of horses is small only :1(
 of one per cent. The loss of cattl' ! is heaviest in the southern state
 and on ranges where 1t is from i t' !, $ per cent, while in the farm re e gions where shelter is provided tn 0 loss is only , per cent.
 U Florence Enterprise: A. Schuste
 & Co. have fenced in GOO acres o e their land on the San Pedro am $ are sowing alfalfa. They intend | e put in 1000 acres of alfalfa to st pasturage for their thorOughbre e cattle. They are also setting ou n on their ranch a large number (
 ash. locust and other shade tree V and in few years will have one it the most beautiful ranches in tn n- Territory.
 o Exchange: Heard X Hearst al m about to place 12,O0O head of aC IT, ditional stock upon their eXtensiN n. ranges throughout Grant count r . New Mexico, and as a starter haN h. purchased 1000 female cattle fro <, J. C. Beatty, of Fl Paso 5000 heG .;,. of beevcS from the Corralitas Cor in panv, in Mexico; 5000 young co male Texas cattle to be delivered bo May, and seventy head of mar
 from C. " Marchant, of the s. - Simon Valley.
 or Springer Stockman: The we he known and highly improved he nj of cattle owned by Mir. NJ. Hec vn on the Cimarroncite, now numbC mt ing about 700, was sold on the r+ instant to Francis Clutton. IT nd herd was started some twelve
 fourteen years ago by NIT. Hec -n and has been carefully selected, al ,n nothing but high class of bu S allowed with it. These cattle { . tO rIIn on thn same rance and N