Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-02
EOUND-UP5.
Tia EG.oi Ina Secretly eg Hogs In
she Csualry lsssi 50 Rxv:
UpsH Texas.

t2c CeuaJy ASaSSiag 50 h&T3
4 UesH Texas
aaaaezaASSAsrl' of rsxa1 ord Mon
tSa3Hodttls svha. 10 pone With
BRUISED Cassls On the Markets.
Mr.. Chlrles Goodnight OF Paloduro
has Leased the Diamond F pasture, form,
erIy property OF the F1arklvn Cattle &c.
$4,000 per n
The Mill Iron ranch boys in Hal
county recently roped AID killed = pan
Their which measured nearly ten feet Il
length and was four feet high.
They ssy up In Montana that so, GOO IL
outside the number of Tex As cattle taken
into shat territory this year, 3 remark.
Asle decrease from foEmer years.
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When bruised cattle sre cold on the
markets in the north the good paris Of
the CARCASS are used in the rsfrigers.ors.
while the bruised portions are cent TO the
canning establishments!
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-Four thousand twos, threes AID ;ou-s
| were delivered lsst week at Bellevue
from Webb. Campbell & Hill Of Albany to
Colonel J. R. Stevens OF G .inesyiile. The
steers were tiken trom Shackslford
county.
Captain Burk Bennett returned from G
fling trip to his ranch yesterday. He
saws tie rumber OF Csttle killed in the
wreck st Belcher On Ss.urdsy was Ill;
and a largs nulaoer we're more or LEGS
seriously IL j1rGd,
W. II God1i. Of S4n Angelo, Tex has
bought Ct Colonel j. ". Henderson CT
M-narcvi!le, 200O .wo- year-old stse.s at
Sll per head, 10 be put on his range IN
Con Green CouGty for the winter and
then FOR Warded 20 the Indian Territory
il the spring. Tlis mikes 1000 head Of
twos aud up purchased By G0daiI for
tfst purpose.
The run OF castle from Texas &c &he
markets ID lighter now tnan it has eveI
before been at this season Of the year,
ssy old-,ima shipparf, s1d this condition
Of things Is sttrihated 20 t2e intention q
coWmen to keep their stock az home SID
feed them on tneir oveV-aoupdant stock
# srsin, corr and fodder. Il ie q eignitl-
cam change in she Industry il Texas.
The Cheyenne Live Stock Journal thu.
spaaks Of q cI.izsn CT Eyrt Worth: NJ.
Harold, one Of tao eeeIt17 csstlemen OF
FeX.s, was in th!s city SuIls7 ca route
with 8 trsin Of twc-ysSr-old steers which
bo nontcpo >i-Eo1 rEnr:nr oNufh pf THTs-
ME City. MI. Harold Is well vi to
many in this sec ion as having 6 peculiar
faculty Of making more money IL less
time than the average w~ide-awske stock.
man.
Hay feeding cattle in Idaho is bacom-
ing gu to extensively engaged in. A
leading stock grower in Boise City gives
it IS his opinion, from careful inquiry,
that rot less tn y 1000 steers will be fed
in tha Boise valley the coming winter.
On tnst section red clover is grown ex-
tensively, and II cattle feeding is NIX O
with als.fis. The results are vecv ea is.
fsclcry, sed eSoh yaaf witnesses Il large
ineIeAssii the num1e Of anim.,s thus
ssd
TIE last chapter Ii the sSle OF the
Chams land graat 10 the Caams Lad
end Cgtt!e Coruany, JOHN Gerald PJ'ter
ind Others OF England, WIS conc!u1ed OF
Wednesday, ia Santa Fe, George ".
K e pe,, having comp.e;ed the abstract o.
t,gle upon which be has baen engaged
Slice April 4 l.SS. Some ides Of the Hork
may be nsG when it IS known thss tnf-e
were 5000 heirs. All descendants CT tae
iorty-sIx persons II whom the Efs2s WAS
originally made in 1896.
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Northwestern Stock Journal: G.. F.
S2eid, Known 30 msnyt Of cur resdeTs as
the gentleman WHO proposes to break
western hcrzes by machinery, is nov II
Boise City, Idaao, where hs mas jpined
Issue with & couple oi p-ominan. horse
dealers and has e "mschine" in practical
operation. Il is giving good satisfaction
and the people of Boise are TO BIS coGgsat
nlated
q NJ. S1edd epeutssome time in Texas re,
trying TO put his machiae IL oper-
stion.
1t is thought that the scsIcity OF hogs
io the country and the high range Of
prices being psiG therefor Is going to give
al impetus to The hog rsisipg Industry in
every sta.e, but pa~'ticu!acly in Texas,
during the Bex; year or two. Tia Ttxss
Stolknsu, anticipating something OF 8
boom, says that Il will have a good etc.
il it stimulates the trade in strictly good
breeds; bat II poor stock Is purchased IN
order to procure C greater number with
the smount Of money at hand, only q t.il-
ure msy be looked for. A few good hogs
are profitable on any farm, but the more
razor backs s man hes the verse ne is CT.
! An article rs centiy published N . Den
Fver paper, which stter enlargiug upon
the superiority Of Montana cattle to those
OF Texas, went on to sly that in many
cases Montana cattle have this year
brought mora than three times as much
as TexIs stock on the Chicago market,
incites the Northwestern Live Sleek
Journal to cay: There is no disEu:ing
the fact that Montana cattle are superior
and that they bring top prices for range
cattle on tie Chicago market.
But the three to one statement
don't go. About the came time Of
the splendid sales quoted aoove there
we're several hundred Texas steers sold