The Arizona champion., 1888-06-23
STOCK NOTES.
News of interest 10 cattlemen Taken From Exchanges.

itanding cattle are dolng well.
 Arizona beet for 1888, is bound 70 be on the top shelf in the mar, sets. They'll all want the tender, juicy meat.
 New Mexico rears 1000, ,ooc lambs and shears I6,ooo,ooc pounds of wool annually.-Stock Grower.
 Tn Texas they assert that marke' table beef cattle are getting scarce in many localities-the good and large beeves have already gone to market.
 X Texas COW with IS horns is creating a great stir, but Texas man with IS horns is not noticed, He IS only beginning to feel com ortable at that stage of the game. -Ex.
 Rustlers are again giving stock men much trouble in Apache county and the eastern part of Yavapai. The necktie antidote should be applied:-Wilcox Stock nan.
 Would not a combination of tAe quarter of a million beef pro. lucers of the west, with the eighty .housand butchers of the country, 5e able to overcome any corners on beef made by few wealthy operators?
 The Mills bill takes the duty of everything the farmer and stockmen produces and keeps it on everything he buys. And yet there be farmers and stockmen who favor the bill. They are easy satisfied.
 ]. C. Hill, superintendent of stephen w. Dorsey's ranch, has made a selection of railroad land m Mohave county, and will ship about 10000 or 25,ooo head of cattle into that county from their New Mexico range.-Journal Miner,
 A strange and mad dog recently made its appearance at the Santa Rita ranch, Pima county. The animal was killed, but not until 1t had bitten several of the ranch dogs. All the dogs bitten by it were immediately shot.-Wilcox Stockman.
 A drive of about 65o steers, mostly yearlings, belonging to the Chiricahua Cattle company, passed through here Monday. They were being driven from the Company's Sulphur Valley range to their steer range in Graham county. Captain Jim Pursley was in charge.--Wilcox Stockman.
 It is reported that the water supply in the San Andreas moun- tsins east of the tornado has be- come exhausted in many of the springs, and that some of the cattle owners there have been obliged to turn their cattle over 10 other parties who have perma- nent water frontage. Stock Grow tr,
 A correspondent of Duluth Tribune has seen Jefferson Davis end says he is an honest man. The proof of his honesty is his re- fusal to sell a balky horse when a good chance offered. That may be evidence of honesty in Missls- Sippi, but down in Missouri it would be certain proof tbat he was crazy,
 The man engaged in cattle rais. ing who has stood the hammering in prices on his product for the ,.,s, three years need have no pfeat anxiety as to the future of i,Is business. He can weather any gale from this on. The cyclonic ttfectS of the big four operations will socn be negatiyed'-~Stock Grower.
 The Southwestern Stockman fays, it is announced that all Western roads have agreed to make the same rate on live stock as that established by the Burling tan company. That is to say that the tariff on stock shipped in or ,.inary cars is made to apply to cars of whatever length. Hereto fore the custom has blen to charge ten per cent more per carload where thirty.ioot cars were used.
 William George, proprietor of ,ae hotel at Spring View, Nebras Ha, died in terrible agony on the Sth instant. He owned valuable llooded horse that was shot June eth. by the state veterinarian. 'ihe animal had the glanders. In caring for his horse during it's sickness MT. George contracted the disease. The horse snorted and threw the poisonous pus over has head, face, arms and hands. Livery spot of flesh it touched developed into an ulcer. For two weeks be suffered untold agony, lone of the local doctors being able to tell the character of the ;aacs pptil the arrival of the