Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-06-15
GREaT SALE
o. Snay1 Horn Cattle. Tire First An
nna sale Frum HCs SPRINGS Herd,
Al HALEY. June ed

- l~A->-AEstf EA-AAN --~A@
Robert E.-ang-n 4 o. announce
their first annual sale from tae fam
ons HIT Springs Herd u Shors Horn
.zz-lie to- sa1uriar. June I'd lssg
AZ -ais i lie most important eEeut
IL ing KIND Ilazt izas eFsr occurred il
Idan4. zt1,-Iz-asn universally wIN *
interested Il : 1rie< outline q tins
faa largest herd q thoroughbred cat
IL ii che Nor1hwas-- a. well Is o1 the
details Of tie safe
The Hgi Springs Herd d Short
Horn Caz-le Was practically founded
IL June 1888 " liz importation
frUn Kentucky u 10 head " reg
Iste-sd animals. The herd was select
"a bT Robert S-rAhg-n 4 Co. with
Eetsrnes - establishing = HALEY
Hs springs ; permanent bnseding
and dairy Iarm FROM which Idaho
and nelgbh5ring States and Terri
TONES could select the vert best tg-pe
Of HgGE-gRDvE, RoBUsI PrEE-BEED
cattle with Ehieh 70 grade up native
herds.
70 pzius o. expense were spared
to secure animals which would b,sst
unite the test BEEF AID DAILY QrAL-
ITIEs. Hot springs Herd eortAins
choice representative from such
famous Kentucky herds e those q
AbrGm Reniek, J. {. Owsley. Cecil 4
Jones, 2. g. Mullins, J. ". Blgstafr
and others Their breeding for beef
canDot be exeelled il Keataekv Q.
any other country. while tlleiy 6ns
milking qualities are daily zttessed
By some ffry superb milk COWS CON
I. posing the Hot Springs Dairy.
/ Hot Springs Herd is nov THgEoUGH.
II AcrLINATED. Excepting tie nix
COWS the herd has made is oEn lir-
ing On the hills near HaiJer during
tie past winter There is not a over
I'D, pampersd o. sicklv animal 10 il
/ The increase, numbering some sixty
head are largely u Idaho birth and
raising. Il viii be apparent - any
breeder that such herd offers . far
letter selection than any shipment
fresh from the East It's owners are
in IDAHO % star. They have q repu-
tatiOu 70 make and propose making
il b. selling only individual animals
exactly u they are
Among the families of Short Horns
noted the world orer for their super
i9rity orey the plainer bred types 81
the breed the Hot Springs Herd en-
braces "Reniek Rose of sharUns
Dncbesses, BED Rose. Young
Mary .. aPbyllis. and 4Airdries. Z
The prevailing color is . beautiful
red--in fact ont of nearly 200 head
10 Hot Springs Herd there are only
four animals possessing other pre-
dominating colors.
The graDdsire Of Airdrie Of Elmot
and Duchess % Of Hot Springs Herd
il the 9TH Duke Of Geneva. who sired
the $4,000 Duke If Oneida. and
himself sold for $4,000. Rosebud
y and Duke Of Mount Auburn 8 of
this herd are also direct descendants
Of the Yery finest Short Horns known
and themselves cold at $500 as soon
as weaned.
There is net q vicious animal IN
tins grand herd This prevailing trait
in Short Horn cattle makes them
ESPECIALLY DESIRABLE FoR FAMILY
LEE 1t is also q fart well known
among breeders that the first cross
Of Short Horns upon native stock
almost invariably improves the dis
position as well as the form Of the
progeny.
No better prove can be made n
LATISG THE YoCKDATIox FoE A DAIRY
than a good selection from Hot
Springs Herd.
sale at Hot Springs Raoch II
miles from HALEY Idaho, at 10 O'Clock
a n. sharp. The surplus bulls-about
~ choice yeadings and two-year-olds
and few splendid COWS and calves
will be sold to the highest bidder.
Terms, oneffth cash on day Of sale.
balance 10 approved notes On four
months time with interest at one Der
cent per month, or ten per cent Of
for spot cash.
The Unicn Pacific Company win
sell round trip tickets from all stations
On the Oregon Short Line snd Utah