The Arizona sentinel., 1890-11-22
CHIPS.
WHAT OTHERS SAY.

Arizona is being overrun by
 cattle buyers from California, and
 large shipments are being made to to southern Californir.-Gazette. Tomorrow the Fowler brothers will ship two carloads of hogs to ; San Diego. The porkers are in
 fine condition. Phoenix Herald
 Messrs. Goldman x Go. have
 sold three carloads of beet cattle to
 R. F. Garner, who will forward
 them on Sunday to San Bernardino.
 Herald.
 Arizona is to become great or
 ange country. In the Gila valley
 district of that territory 5000 or
 ange trees will be planted this fall.
 S. F. Bulletin.
 G. w. Lang will make drive of
 700 head of cattle from Tucson to
 California. He will go down the
 Gila and cross the Colorado, near
 Yuma.-Prospector.
 Cattlemen from every quarter,
 here this week attending court, re-
 port their herds sleek and fat.
 The grass crop is as fine as was
 ever seen.-GrAilam Bulletin.
 Mc. HoeRer has received lot of
 the seed of the espareette-sainfoin, forage plant that is attracting a great deal of attention at the pres ent time. It is claimed to be es-
 pecially adapted to dry countries, and is said to be superior to lucerne or alfAlfa.-Epitaph.
 The number of sheep sold in
 New Mexico and Arizona during :he last thirty days reaches 150.- 900, and that the average price
 paid is $2 head. This makes l total of $300,000 let loose amcng the sheep farmers.-Citizen.
 The first beef shipment of the ] season, consisting of six cafs of 1 Col. Hooker's cattle, TBS made yes
 terday by w R. Patterson to Lof 0
 Angeles The bunch ranged. ron, V three years up, and wera fne lot A ot catEle ii excellent condition. 2 Mr Patterson accompanies this Ss' S 10 the city, but will re- C urn to purchase more. His latest fl purchase was the McKittrick cat Il ,le at the same price, or $1.S5 7, r The purchaser believes that the Il ,rice will soon advance.-Stock- Il nan. .- Col. Head of Deming, one of the b leavy cattle owners of that section, V las just returned from Kansas and v els the Headlight that the corn a rop is light anu corn high being O worth 40 cents per bushel. He U ook 100 head Of cattle to Kansas a with him.-Prospector. "
 The registered vote of Arizona H his year was 13,456, divided fl .mong the different counties as e ollowS: ;r Apache, 500; Cochise, 1891; h lila. S23; Graham, 1907 Mari st opa, 2,443; Mohave, 567; Pima, Il Il 500; Pinal, 736; Yavapai, 3,194; b, Yuma, 395. ul The first beef buyer of the sea- il Il on showed up" here this week in al he person of w. R. Patterson, st 'uyer for Simon Maier, the Los U - Angeles butcher. MT. Patterson tf las already purchased about one m housand steers. threes and up, ni t rom Sulphur Valley stockmen; lii % from the Soldier Holes Com th any and about'the same number ne l rom the Sierra Bonita Company, Ia 3 be shipped from Wilcox. The te rst shipment will be made during he he coming week and will come s+ rom the Sierra Bonita ranch. We bu nderstand the price paid was he I85.-Stockman. m n. Quite an important sale of cattle tn as just been consummated in this dv Ounty. R. L.. Wright has pur- nj based through the agency of J. V. re 'ickers 800 head of steers, three n@ nf ear olds and upward. The mum ho CT was 800, the Erie cattle com pc any furnishing 400 and J. H. pe e laughter 400, The steers are in an ne condition and On their arrival th