Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-28

WIN have settled siCGg the gtYeemS that
here ard there pcnsttsfe the sid regio!
has fully de- moEs,YSted the richness q
he soil and the wonderful hay prcouciH1
capacity q the land wnen once but pu. int
cultivation under irrigsting oitches. Five
IONS Of slielia csn be raised from every
scra tbSt csn be thoroughly irrigated, sud
h.avY crops OF slpOet every o:htr known
variety CT grass. Alik,los Ct bay cure s.
perfectly in this 1rid country thai their
ru,rjiive sDd sat;enipg qlsiitiee sre come
thing wonderful. Wei ougi eni!csIed TX.
p8Iimepto at several 20 MS in the reIg
country have est.bishad he fact lbs
s!tslis, vi,a sad tame clover, ard oUr
mountain hlusstem grass, If fed under
reasonably fair conditions IL VI. ter, will
pus on hesh 81 sn average Il TWO pourcs
gross per Gay for period Il three OF five
months; tbs Withous grR!a OF apy Elud
to nix with the hs7.
These facts neiDg ger orally kroSn, there
Is 3 gro WING II ndeDcy to utlliz. all II rat
syailsble lands for irrigation aud the pro
On ton q forsge crops. Probably not
moTS than one scte in 200 of the entire
erld belt IS susc; ptlble Of being brought
uoder ditch sitn the hope OF ge-;iIg CT
ample wafer supply. But the increased
Quality Of feed his Small area Is cdpsbe
vi producing would os So f1cieut 10 winter
feed one-sCarfh or moIe Ct all the Cattle
now grazing on the great plains. 10 lime
sys'em Ut wStef storage may be g. Vel~
opsd 81 IS TO cave the vast volume that
now RUGS 70 waste in winter Snel no5
1srtec), which will double she available
supply. W len this time arrives tue risks
Il winter Will hsva departed. Meantime
esch coming year will see more sud more
OF the valley lanes converted in.o mead
Owls aud the hsy crop 30 increased Ihst
II ussnds OF beef Steers nAy be iatteled
duri2g The Winse-, or ell OF tne weaa
my n oers OF the herd taken Up and prjpsS
.F,y cared tof. This VIII involve = sztS
conslteIable outlA2 u money and ltSoy,I
gu. So compensation j! wili give I'm mJ.$
pt,y from later losses and ccnlin Sstg'
growsa from c4ifooGd up, taus adafes
largely 70 the mbtursd weigh. CT each
Snimsl il TIA herd. L!ni;ed real estate
iagestmel: &c Connection with the herds,
Il nlste fsr hay lands, will give beth per
M eEcy and security TO the general IL
yestm.n
Co!oJel Z. G Hsso OF DsIv6r ssys OF
she m sIk4t tatt zosni & u Inc ordinary
worSios CT suppy ana demsnd car re-
live tie be,t raisefs. Ia September the
fat csttle make. ~Ag first rate. Later,
too macy Cattle " re crowded on The
mnfket-nors tdsn the demand CalsF'
for. Saca ovsys.ocking Of CIV rna1kgf,
whether ca tie or anything ,lyE, send
pric Ilm CHG 6owl Basldes, sCnsEi
the csslle sens TO the market were :op 81
spec!mere, and this mad is | fperce.
Is misfortune CT the range country thu /,
too mhny cattle srs marx ted every yeexI
dGri-g SKY days, jIst after pmmef sTf
cs.tla. SoG1 IS this temporary giu& j.
ovar, prices will regain II, II former leyel.
TIE par! e3 having in chtYse the nat
ter c; seoucing reduced rates o. fare for
Parties Attending the Cat lemen's cCn eu-
'ion to bs hell in s LOUIS Gu NoVrm5.r
20 ste maEipg ereruoua $40
80 successful efor 10 arEar e.
! 8 est az will be Satisfactory so H.
iDtergs Cd The c lo.ado aui USE
sGocisticns have conceded rate CT one
"a . I n the rouod triD; O d roSdr eat OF
tas N sstfs!Dpi river have grained q rate
CT fare sd thir for .he roRad Griy.
iThe Rites from rexss points are IN the
= ands O: .he.s Iutsrnsiional AssncisJoa
which wss tJhave me- October % In 81.
Louis; ouk.a 4 &C ion has been taken
haa no en lzarned.
4&Ses. In the approaching meeting OF
kfiemen and bu'cnars az ST Louis sp
'pasr5 uusoased. aud interest Ia tns topic
with which Is Will principally deal, w,
Tie corner OF the beei maIke q, AMI the
supplies Of bad beef, il gaining every day
Seldom day passes bat one OF the great
newspapers OF the couatry contain
startling revelation 0! the methods which
prevail on the Cattle mirks:s as maripu.
lated by the Big Fur, or CT The quality
OF nsst sent out by shas same colossal
quartet.
The Sierra Land sno Csttle Company OF
the JoInR ds del ausrto, In Southern Nav
NJ 1icc, now ksvs 81 agent in Kansas
iooking for feeding places for Dig LOT OF
steeIs which they Intend to put ont. Thit
company hsve upwards OF 10, coo head 1t
range steers two years Cid aud upwards, /
CO tEeir range, having never yet solo
any hing OF soy account. They feel that
Ii Is now time 80 unload, snd they Want
70 do it II tue last corn-fed ana approved
manor. They have slso newly pur
Chased los OF Texsas which they will
soon move in.
The Moon pasture, in Co.tle County,
80, 900 scres, the property CT Judge d
Lindsay Of GAINESVILLE and Others. wss
sold recently to English parties for S35, 900
cash TIE cattle in pasture, es'imat ii
81 5000 iced, we're sold TO Mr.. W. dc S
Maui ior $40 600. Mr.. Maud is ranging
Ms cattle IN the pasture.
Parties In from the dive between the
head If South C0rcho and Devils riVsxj
ssy that for stretch c: Country tiiy
miles square the Few grass Is ffom eigoI
20 ten inches h.sa. The section Was
burned OF during the summer, but is'er
rains have plssei is il prime condl.!o0.-I
T u PAso T-iou2e.
Crosby County News: The soEr Of tee
reaper Is heard on all sides, aud loscs Of
forage can be seen now going IN all d.
rections TO be put away for winter. Our
farmers Lave made splendid forage crops
this year.
Z I. is ssid ths. Ed Ess. has recently
purchased about $1,000 head Of stoc2
and steer cattle, including the Box K cat
tie formerly owned oy the Falls Cattle
Company.
1.-The Bloom Cattle Company Of New
efskico Is moving 300 head Of four and
aYEyear-old steers from the range st