The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-12-08
RANCH AND RANGE.
An Unfortunate Cattle COmpany-Cattle Ship
ments and Drives.

An unfortunate Cattle COmpaay-Cattle snip
ments and Drives.
W. P. Noble of this city was in Evan
ston Thursday and took q large shipment
of cattle from that point to eastern mar
kets.
Winnemucca CNev.) SiJper State: About
1900 head OF Arizona cattle have been re-
ceived at Humboldt and Mil City during
the last thirty days.
Wilcox { IT, St0cRmGH: Charles Gott-
gems has given his cattle. with range on
the Dos Cabezas slope, to John league on
shares for enc year, The consideration
named is one-half the income.
Las Animas (Colo) Leader: Dave Irwin
shipped 8 train load Of cattle from the
stock yards during the week consigned TO
the BRrse Live Stock Commission CON-
pany OF Kansas City. Frank Kellogg
brought up g bunch Of several hundred
head Of calves from BRca county on We'd
nesday and drove them to the alfalfa fields
on the north size to be wintered. Rboads
Bros. and Alexander g. Son shipped train
load of cattle from the stock yards on
Tuesday to Kansas City.
Fort Benton (Mont) RiUer Press: Sam
uel Spencer Of the Teton arrived in Fort
Benton yesterday, bringing with him 800
head of cattle from Minnesota The cattle
will be driven to Spencer's ranch, forty
miles west Of this city, where they will be
branded and fed during the winter Next
spring they will be put on the Marias
range with the balance of Mr.. Spencer's
herds. Messrs. Leeds and Okerman OF the
Shonkin crossed bunch Of beef cattle
from the south side of the river this after
noon and viii ship the same to Chicago the
first week in December.
Reno (Nev.) Gazette: Twenty-one cars
of cattle arrived today from b Estrada,
Iron Point, New, consigned to Horn &
Chapman, Reno. They win be fed on the
Truckee meadows until spring. Three cars
Of cattle from Winnemuccs were consigned
TO r. T. Evans. Milpitss. Six cars Of
sheep were shipped by D. Biggs, Reno, to
j. g. Johnson & Son. San Francisco. Nine
cars of cattle arrived on last evenings's
n. Q. 0. from J. S. Blackburn, Amedee,
and were shipped on today's train to
Hayes 4 Co.'s stock yards. r. w. Parry
shipped four cars of sheep TO John Stew
arts stock yards aud Two cars of sheep to j.
Hail. San Francisco.
Silver City (N. hi Sentinel: One of the
cattle companies which has suffered the
most heavily this year in southern New
Mexico is the Las Animss Land and Cattle
company Of Sierra county. Out OF $4,000
head of cattle this unfortunate company
has already lost over 60 per cent. by death.
OF those left they have shipped out Of the
country all that could walk to the railroad.
ana OF the remainder they DO not expect to
have per cent. left alive next spring.
Seven hundred head Of extra beeves were
recently sold by G. Alexander Of Paris.
port TO London and Liverpool for the
Christmas markets. The lot is said to
have brought S65. 600.
Fort Worth (Tex.) LiUs Stock Journal:
Thorp Andrews, the Fort Worth cattle
man, came in from the west Tuesday. He
has recently purchased 600 fine feeding
steers for his Navarro county feeding farm
William Hittson, who owns a large cattle
ranch in Fisher county, but who will in
future make his home OF his Brszos river
farm, near Mineral Wells, was In the city
Wednesday. MIR. Hittson is feeding sew
eral hundred steers at the last named
place. John S. Andrews returned Tues
day from a steer-buying expedition in
Haskell aud adjoining counties. While
gone MIR. Andrews bought aud shipped 900
choice steers to his Hin county feeding
farm. Mr.. Andrews is one Of the most
successful feeders in the state.
Wilcox "a. To StockHsda: The Three C.
company shipped three carloads of veal
calves to the Los Angeles market on Mon
Day. They were choice young animals and
will make extra veal. On TUESDAY train
OF twenty cars was loaded aud shipped to
California, being purchased of the Chirica-
hGa Cattle Co.. and others OF this vicinity
By J. Sibbald OF Nevada They were
bought BY weight, but the figure was conf
dental. Yesterday afternoon the train load
of 225 head, purchased by LaRgford s.
Paige OF various owners in the valley. went
forward. Thor destination IN Coyote Cal.
near where they win be placed On pastures
for the winter. Other shipments will be
made In the near future, among them
train load of John p Gray's cattle, sold to
Miller g. Lux, which so to their Nevada
pastures. The price paid is SS SD and SIG
for ones, twos and threes, delivered in Ne
yRda.