Mexico weekly ledger., 1892-04-21
lie to 2:2sA, a half brother

style and good size and are all
handles.
Messes. Carroll & Price, at VAN
dalia, sometime since bought George
Me-, a very promising son of
Trumpeter, 2:234, and the noble
youngster has won many friends in
his new home. George Nc. is bred
for a trotter and, although yet UNI
developed, his wonderful nerve and
action show his owners will not be
disappointed. Mr.. Carroll is also
the owner of a number of good
horses, among them an imported
coacher, which can be seen at his
stables.
The renowned saddle horse, Dick
Santa 376, owned by w. w. john
son, 10 miles north of Mexico, and
Just west of Moline, has no superior
in this section as a saddle horse
sire. He is a worthy son of Old
Santa, by Nero, by Thompson's
famous Morgan. Santa's dam was
by Bagdad; Nero's dam by old
Tom. Hal; Dick Santa's dam traces
to the finest Canadian stock.
C. II. & J. F. Crockett, 7 miles
southeast of town, have recently
purchased belmont, a very fine
| Montrose combined saddle and har-
ness horse of magnificent proper
tons and choice breeding. This
horse is an extra individual and is
Just the sire a majority of the people
wants. Bill Bass and Paymaster,
two good jacks, can be found on this
farm. This stock is advertised in
the LEDGER.
John w. Fox, 5 Z miles north
west of Mexico, and his patrons,
have good cause to be proud of
Young Clay, a combined horse of
much style and fine size, sired by
Clay Abdallah by Hambletonian;
dam Flora Bell, a thoroughbred
Kentucky mare. MI. Fox invites
persons interested to call and see
Young Clay.
A. D. Jackson and Ms. Myres
own Audrain Chief 1867, by Gill
birds Sprague, 2:2sA. Audrain
Chiefs dam is julie c., (standard)
by Blue Dick, a producer of speed.
Chief can show a 2:40 gait any
time. He is at James Squires' liv-
cry stable. Call and see him.
Mr.. ]. Newt. Berry, on Youngs
Creek, IA miles northwest of Mexico,
is the owner of Red Squirrel, the
Bob Cauthorn premium saddle and
harness horse, sired by old Black
Squirrel. In fine rings Red Squirrel
never missed premium. Mr.. Ber-
ry also owns Charley Ross, Jr., and
Cleveland, a fine iron gray jack.
Goldsmith Peep, NJ. L. Waters
fine young trotting bred stallion, can
be found at Mr.. Waters farm, "a
miles southwest of Benton City.
Goldsmith Peep is by Peep O. Day,
by Volunteer Goldsmith, sire Of
Ayres' Hambletonian, 2:294. Mr..
Waters has two fine jacks on
his place.
"Uncle" Hardy Hurdle has
bought Daniel, a fine young Gold
Dust horse. which may be seen at
his farm, 6 miles west of Mexico
and "a miles south of Thompson.
Daniel is by Messenger Gold Dust
and is a tip-top stallion. Mr.. Hur-
die has two good jacks on his place.
J. w. Weaver, near Moline, of
fers to his patrons Allaire 1872, a
trotting-bred stallion by Indianapo-
lis, 2:21, by Tattler 800. He is
triple standard and is akin to all
the fast trotters. King Midas, a
fine jack, is also on Mr.. Viewers
farm.
Leo, Jr., is a young Belgian
horse by Andy Harrison's imported
Leo No. ~. Leo, Jr., is owned by
Jacob Stumpf, 80 miles northeast
of Benton City and 4 miles south
west of Rush Hill, where he will
stand the present season.
Thomas billiard, at his farm,
miles north of Shamrock, and
miles south of Martinsburg, has
Montrose,- Jr., a fine saddle horse:
Pride of Tweed, the imported horse,
and the noted jack, Black Sampson.
All these are No. 1 animals.
Leo, No. II, Andy Harrison'f
Belgian horse, can be found at Mr.
Harrison's place in southeast Mex
leo. AS a sire of draft horses Lee
has no superior in this country. Mr.
/ Harrison has three good jacks or
his place.
Missouri Clay, a first-class all
purpose horse, can be found on thu
Gilmer farm, 5 miles southeast o
town. Mr.. J. Kirkpatrick has th'
| horse in charge.
J. B. Clark, of Rush Hill, is still
the owner of Dan, a fine seven
eighths CLYDE horse, by imported