The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1891-05-08
HoRsEs. MULES AKp oATTLE.
Live Stock Notes. transfers ana
ShiDmerhA,

i've Stock Notes. Transfers ana in
Shipmer6s. ~
Parties having we'll bred stock are M
to send ltenIs TO thls paPei 81
or Our popular live stock COLUMN III
MULE QUoTATIo Ns.-These quota m
ions are corrected weekly by j: w. ~
Howard 81 Co. Must be choice and tat' !"
rom to years OLD, in good flesh IS 70 s,,2 Il
Ia to Az hands high 81 10 $i55zz ~
Az to 10 hands high LIZ LIZ W iSS u
Is to l5N hands high 1oI 70 ~ II
l5% to l6 hands high luz W Il
Maury's Leading Industry. 8
All the leading stock papers OF e
the country have their eyes hxeo Oh
Maury county. The average reader,
who does not see these papers, mas Ho
,dea the amount of free advertising
this county is getting, and the many
complimentary things being salu
,bout it. A recent issue OF CCorHS
Horse Review, than which there Is
not a better or more widely circulated
stock journal published, contains the
| following:
g Maury County, Tennessee, mas
long been noted as a great pacing
horse center, having sent out such
| GOOD ones as Matte Hunter 2:lZ4,
| Little Brown jug 2:11A, Joe Braoen
2:153L, Joe Bowers, Jr., 2:lo, brown
| HaI2:1215, Duplex 2:1714, Hal Pointer
| :O93I, ETC., and until the last lew
years the trotter has had but niue
announcement for public support,
nut the interest in well-bred trotClhg
,orsas has 40 Increased that now Ii
nas over twenty well-bred trotting
.ta;Iions doing public service IN the
.onntv. Columbia will soon nave
nile kite-shaI. ed track ana anotneI
stocked breeding establishment,
which is giving the breeding Dustn
a new impetus. For this unoertahiing
the public is indebted to the u1E 1 n
energy and PUBLIC spirit Oh w hae an
INneS' whose undertakings pave neen
1900 with success. MI. Jones
idoa in his manufacturing business
SoIJow him in the establishment OF
trottino horse farm-viz., that the
hast are none too good. Ills hIsC
t. purchase vas a half-interest In tnt
preat four-yeaF-GId, McEwen. 2:lo4;;
Son of McCurdy's HamoletonSa9 anu
ee Nav NJ. He next purchased OF IN. -
SeSs Howard, Buffalo, \. T., h Aimon,
40 Wilkes, full brother to AimG 2
Wilkes :l93[, son of Wilkie Collins
and Almontress, by Almont, Jr
IHamiin's): second dana Eaton, oI
Ericsson 13O With this purchase ht
aiso cot a number of well-bred mares
and Youngsters. is harem OF mare>
is being selected with great care anc
D. prudence anu Lne ut4e IN,
lie cess will begin at once. Noth ng Ou
f6a hest will be retained on the Co
hit iumbia Stock Farm. Mr.. Jones ha
i IN his stud this season Balmon
= Wilkes 1880, Bay Tom, Jr: 20
- 'nacing), sire Of Duplex 2:l14; Nc
Gov C., son of McCurdy's ID 'mo.e
tonian, and HelOise, by. Colemal.
IbdaIIah, il. In addition TO nj
he utiful home OF iJq sores, ~ ~,
bo Iaury Jersey Farm and at once cen %
int nenced the construction of his mil
W, ,ite-shaped track. This track, nov
IOl early completed, is q deviation iron
he reguIar plan. The stretches ar
,th ach 100 feet long, both down grace
he turn, 1850 feet, is up grace an an
will be laid up one foot IN ten; III III
rtel location and nature OF the SOL W.
eP- ,ertaiuIy make this one OF the tastes
le- n track. Experienced horseme
beI who have seen il say this viii pc III
astest in the South and unsurpasse
"iN nv where. John Thomas, an e1
neTieuc d trainer, recently from U
Hermitage stud, will gulde NJ
ZONES, string this season, GnGi luhs
2:2 ng from the breeding auo aPpe1
AO 1nce f his horses, we will be looleu
da, no DON'T have some hot stuff for Il
sex = r. s. Ozias, who has for tV
wears been training at South SIC
wee park. will in few days remove
stable to the Columbia Stock Farm
train over the new track. MT: OAl
tn . mas in the stud Brown Mark 40,
h II grand individual and royalty bre
being a son of Victor Bismark al
with Gucv Patchen, by Mambrino 30
NOS -econd dam Sally Nichols, by j
0owning, etc, Score S247, son
-. Socrates and Patience, dam Of Frenz
two-year-old record 2:2714, by your
linn, is his next stallion IN use, Wh
he pacing family is Represented
20 Prince Hal, grand and speedy >
10 e Tom Hal, and Cooper Mare,
III Traveller. In Mr.. Ozias' training .
~ nartme t we find Bay Tom IA
Brown Mark 2:25, Turk :2I34, Prln
Hal. trial 2:23, besides lot OF We
promising youngsters and good gre
ones. He is working pair OF yes
lings by Brown Mark to poie, l
babies take their exercise hlnuly d"
are trOttt rs sure.
CAT Ewel Farm, this county, I
veteran Ed Geers has stable II
will be hard to down. They are
n getting well hardened, and are
D casionally glyen brush down
AIA stretch. Mr.. Geers Ell4 % heo
MA, from later Oh, as he has some n
ones that will show the boys the re
HThere will be over two hundl
\ horses trained in this county,
- present season. All the horses ms
Wintered well, are free from dlsea
and are taking their daily exert
with a relish seldom equalea.
tIThe fair association is offer
more liberal stakes and purses,
irown the entire breeding and training pl
and 'ass seems to be in a healthy
ell 2:l2 fiourishing condition throughout
" ASH section"
yives an excellent Uerbdttm report
the meeting referred 10, sa
"Could the horsemen Of years g
dam by, the INSCRIPTIONS, cheating, ~
ty by william, whose rascality and utter
regard of the truth cast such shaO
:, Sc Ses IN the breeding business that e
vet a faint tinge of it remains IN
enn. minds of a few who are not Ver
IN such matters, could ne nave
present at the Wellington Hotel
his CITY last week and cast his
ave over the gathering there ass
Lm ,9ct bIed, he would hastily have come
ImaSS The conclusion that his days or
y Bess fitness were over and that the o
hav- ness had gone to the "demnitlon
vows" 1t is seldom, even In mat
I'm oS pertaining to the welfare Oh nav
e two that a more representative gain
ir best If men have assembled to discuss
'idual, act on a subject of vital importal
sound Men standing high in the legisla
councils of the land; bankers WI
a. names are power in the monet
world; business men whose reputa
49, is national judges of the bench,
astute lawyers whose brilliancy
OO heir chosen calling have earned
GG3 them an enviahle notoriety; L
chant princes whose annual tIi
lctions run up into the mllll'
.. manufacturers, on whose pay
may be found the names OF ain
500 by numbt rless wage-wOrkers; in
from every walk of life 10 whlc
$ Se nign' nan may belong with honor
liiy OF profit, were to be found the leader
bring his gathering, and feeling of 81
WI whe ere faction seemed to animate each
OF pass .iividual at the thought that
Farm. formed part of go august D
Che matter in hand was handed
> business men in a business-like
u no time being wasted in ascertain
he wishes Of the gentlemen pre-