Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-18

cattle, looooo hogs and an Increase OF
l2."oJ Ircep.
A bill hua been Introduced into. the leg.
lalutuc OF south dakota providing that
any one WHO shall enter his Horse under
ns assumed name iu amy rnpc FOR money
sum- hr liuhle 90 imprisonment in the POM.
tcuuafy. f9r one 10 three ycurs. or IN the
county jail not less than slx months, ana
huc not 10 exceed $1,000,
English livestock breeders consider oil
m'h or uhaccd cake the best basis for
properly prepared stock food, ana 1t occu-
pics the leading place FOR fnttguug.
D. H. Pennington, livestock agent Of the
Santa tc, has mn assistant iu the person
OF ifgu howmon WHO Is holding down
lhc uulgr during the nDSrucc uf the colonel
ON "a trip To liroWuWood.
The Union stockyurds expect hfty.nyq
earn Of quarantine cattle To- arrive today
from the southern Pacific railroad. This
Is the Initial shipment VI the Hcason.
10. Il. Gibson, % cUttlcmnn Of Brownwood,
came in yesterday und VIII remain u few
days
The packing season opens with small
movement Of hogs During the week ended
March u Western packers have handled
about liOOOu hogs, compared with lIh,OOU
the corresponding week last year.
The United States census report places
the number OF cattle IN New Mexico at
i,2iDOOO ANA the enhancement Ia prices
receMpy has tncrcased their value ~
w.
the catupuien. Ewes are selling ut SO per
head, ana big sheep man remarked
yesterday that he expected to sec ewes
touch the ~ mark Inside OF year.
The current issue Of the Texas Livestock
ana Farm journal reports the following
sales Of livestock; j. -. Jenrlcs Of the
Tongue River ranch, I'm tho Panhandle
sold 300 2yoar'old steers 10 Philip Bros.
so son "1 soId ue &itV%o circle ibi a.!;
2year-olds In Npnt county 60 Beu Gar
1 land at cS!ii5, Williams MAN. a. Wat i4Yd,
cattle aud leans OF tho Bush
Cattle company in Howard county. The
herd consists Of about $500 well graded
same parties also bought $500 hcnd of ne.
cos stock cattle 20 be delivered az their
Howard county ranch nt 81 per head;
A. u. Robertson Of Colorado bought the
herd belonging 10 Mckenzie nros a Schar-
houpr numbering about SUOO head, for
which he pays ~ per head Counted out,
but not Including calves.
The following sales Of sheep ana cattle
are reported 10y the san Angelo Standard;
Sawyer lumcry & Mickey have sold All
OF their 2yourold stoers ON their Double
Mountain ranch ~ $500 per head; g. u.
Foote has sold an of his Thoroughbred ana
grade stock cattle, about 200 head, 20 Mr..
liusk Of yulcnnn, at so per head; Harris
Bros & Chlldress bought 1868 head OF stock
cattle from W. n. Wiley for 500; WIN Say
mour OF Water Valley sold 700 and yenr-
old steers 90 Mr. Cuchnu or Dnllas nc $40;
r. r. Wade bought 500 3 and i-year-old
steers from Captain Rice OF sterling coun-
~ aud 100 head from Captain Turner OF
North COuch0 ucrome w. Shield sold 10
head OF stock cattle to L. H. Wade; n. ID.
Newell bought 700 muttOns from n. Won
ll0ssum OF beaver Lake at SBl2M per
head. and 800 from j. W. Jansen OF Juno
AZ 80; II. stein u Juno sold 800 hcnd et
mutton 10 Mr.. Gotten nt S325; Charlie
Blhndon 81 Juno sold 1910 mutton feeders
20 Colorado city HheepmRn at S2.1h. and
| George Deutun sold 90 the same party 300
az S21h; Charlie Blandon bought from A,
Dnmena of Comat0ck 1890 muttOns at
/ S2.75, sam Montgomery OF SAN Angelo
| bought 200 l md 2.year.old steers from
Franks q Taylor OF Buckley Draw, Devils
| river, at private figures.