Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-05

the Texas and Pacific storkyards. hna
grown obvious of the fame achieved hy
j. w. Bnrhoo of thu Cotton Belt Motto
ing the large number of nuo yellow dogs
ircquouung the yards q happy thought
struck him which has hloNomcd into
irultou The result rs WVinrrNurst
foundry In The vicinity of the AUrds close
To- the source of supply. ns it were
Iho finance committee appointed TO
collect funds whcreWih Ia entertain the
visiting cutucmpu who VIII he here ou
the llth of This month, viii meet Mon
day. lWsidont bennington Htys that
the business men should have their pOul.
go books nnrn, az the committee Va com.
nusod Of busy men, and every one of
thom W % hustlor.
meeting of the Protective Stockmnn's
association of the u. ] ~ win ho held
April . 40 Nnpgnncr The objOct of thc
meeting "a The appointment of cattle In.
spcCiOw for the big cdttlo mnrtH. A
cntilemnn from the Territory remarked
yesterday that ho thought tho CLprpkcca
aud Crooks would unite and form ono
association, and That local inspectors
would probably bo appointed 60 arrange
for round-ups
number OF stoer buyers are now in
Texas, hut they are not having quite NJ
smooth smiling NJ thoy anticipated WHOM
/ they started cut They hnd a dspo-
sition among the local cattlrmen 10 hold
for higher prices A cnttlrmnn rcmnrk-
cd yesterday that he Wns glud TO Hce
the nboyD state Of affairs ns ID showed
that The belief 10 u good time coming
prevailed lie says II those hnving eat
tle TO SCH, win keep Il "stim upper lip"
That with the present scarcity they can
Ia some measure ne themselves little
out of iha miro into which several years
Of depressed prices hnd pat many Of
them
Felix Mann Of Archer county was IN
the city Yesterday he was in thc COM
pnny of VI. NJ Stonehrpokor. Territory
cnttloman, aud the twin We're OF tu the
Panhandle whore Mr. Mann has about
1000 steers. which his companion win
look A. with Wow " purchasing They
missed The train yesterday afternoon,
however, md hp lind 10 stay over until
Sunday Mr. Mann has about 1900 =.
year.Olds and 1000 stock cattle. aud has
fed 1000 tlhs wlulnr He may bo unable
10 Rct here during tho convention. He
| appears 20 be- q progressive man. with
no old iogy idcas about him. speaking
of tue wluicr hr snid that he had NOT
lost i've hrnd from he severity OF the
weather. ana that The winter had been
a favorable one.
W. Powell Of llhome a Powell. Rhdmo,
Tex, WIS found IN the lobby Vt hotel
| yesterday Speaking Of thp demand for
| slock rltilc he enid Il WINS better thnn
| hN hOu Known Tor many years He said
! they had -four BUYERS nfior stock cltilo
| call ln one weak; thing he had not
! known before THO cOugprahiion thnn
! drlftod up the Panhandle, H1 ~ spnnk.
! Ito firm has a ranch ncar that 0f tho
! Capital sHndiput0. which "a the biggest
! cattle ranch iu The world "'rhe ryndi
! cato huts.' be- Wys, "aOme 800 or 600
! thoroughbred bulls every yonr md turn8
! them into tholr pasture ana te consp.
! Wcucr ~ their herds are improving fast.
/ MONEY does u0i appear 90 be- much Ot
! nn object with them aud they win make
/ m0ncy by that rOlcY' II costs nO
more 10 paetnra o hnlf or thoroughbred
thap q scrnb.
John IUyelndy Of SIN Angelo waa in
! the dty Yesterday iie Is q Jolly Ro0d-
nut With Die cutie bnsnehg Va AL ~
dd1ils aud ~ q typical caulemnn. llo
| snys cnftle are in good rendition IN big
section, plenty Of Rn4n grass and good
prOsp0riH., cattle have NiniNred better
/ Than for years and are nearly fnt
/ "plpnty Of sheep down there, bnt We
! have q biz country and lhere Is lots Of
room for both cattle aud sheepi we hive
plenty Of wells in our section ana DO
not sufier from want Of water There
/ are quite a number Of territory buyers
around Angelo bur The local gigcknen
are holding % for higher prices" Mr.
i IOyciadg left last night Tor Brownwood,
ana expects ~ be- nt homo Monday
| night ne viii be M The coming COM
yentl0n in ihis city and thinha II win
be- the biggest 0ne yet held.