The St. Johns herald., 1886-04-15

l nuaI meeting or the W western Kan
 sas Cattle Growers Association, to
 be held in Dodge City this month. upward of 100000 head of cattle will be offered for sale, ranging in
 age from a suckling calf to a four year-old steer. Over-crowded ranges is the reason given for throwing this large number of cattle on the
 market.
 San Francisco Chronicle: That
 terrible disease, glanders, has p1e- vailed among horses in some parts
 of California lately to an alarming
 extent. Within a few days upward
 of fifty horses have been killed in
 Tehama county, besides number
 elsewhere. Three were killed in
 San Francisco and one in Oakland.
 Two persons have also been fatally
 seized with the infection one in Te-
 hama and one in Livermore.
 Deming Headlight: There has
 been more stock brought into Grant
 county this winter than has been
 brought in during any previous
 year. Stock ranges are getting to
 be stocked as heavily as they will
 bear in southwestern New Mexico, and stockmen will have to go care ful if they do not wish to get their ranches overstocked.
 Colorado Clipper: J. Pink Rob ertson will leave to-day for Arizona, where he goes to take charge of the Champion Cattle Co.'S ranch in that Territory. Pink is one of the best ranch managers in Texas. This company owns of the finest ranges in Southeast Arizona, they having a water frontage of over five miles bh tire Gila. river. Last fall they tetjas1IIaa yttjs1KtIaaa i Ala eehead of cattle, aaasBdsiiic c7aa9i tlas9 s94ittfifksbssFPaa 4ittfikbsssFP been increased the past SHtiHaqp Ii
 Silver City sentinsI: \: D: Headf bought of J. C. BeatFy: Iast ' week. one thousand head of stock cattle r which are now held at Lake Polo mos, Mexico. He will locate them on his Animas Valley ranch. In to this Col. Head has pur- chased all the male cattle on the COrralitos ranch, in Mexico, num- Oering from two to three thousand, and will place them on his ranches in the southern part of the county where they will be fattened for beef
 Dallas News: c. c. Slaughter has ust returned from the west, where ne closed a contract to deliver to he Capitol syndicate 10000 head )f cattle, all of the same brand and mark, of the following ages 2,5OO )ne-year-old steers and an equal number of heifers of the same age, md 2,5O0 each of two-year-old steers and two-year-old she cattle. The transfer will be made in three divisions, in June, July and Sep enber, respectively.
 Fl Paso Journal: T. D. Burns, a prominent cattleman from northern New Mexico and President of the Rio Arriba Stock Growers Associa- ion, was in the city Saturday night n route for Abilene and Weather ord, Texas He is after cattle. His brennan has been in Texas all win CT posting himself. Mir. Burns in- Orms us that cattle in his section re looking we'll and have passed he winter in very good shape. The $ anges are we'll timbered so that ' tock is amply sheltered.
 Socorro Bullion: Messrs. L. &H. ! Tuning, of Los Lunas, N. M., have urchased from MT. J. c. Beatty, | f the Mexico and Texas Land and | 'attle Company, $50 head of good : oung Mexican she cattle. They -ere shipped this week from Dem 1g on the A. T. & s. F., direct to ! ,os Lunas, from which point thev Ill be driven to a new ranch twen- . y miles west of Los Lunas, which ne firm is stocking. Messrs. Hun DNv '