Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-12
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ment OF the yards win be made per-
manent feature.
As announced ia the Washington
dispatches published yesterday. Prcsi-
dent simpson, accompanied by Con-
gresham Bell of Texas. called upon
Secretary Morton. the object of the
visit being 10 request the iessening OF
quarantine restrictions to such an eN-
tent as 10 facilitate the expectation OF
Texas cattle from a Soutnern port.
which Is soon be undertaken by Colonel
A. ]. Thompson of Toronto. Colonel
Thompson Is also In washington and
Mr.. Saunders of New Orleans. agent
for the Pacific NAH and Steamship
Line. He has given assurance that AS
soon as the exporters are ready his
company Will have . line OF ships rum
ming from Galveston or Velhsco. am
pie for the purpose.
It is reported from Memphis, Tex.
that large number of cattle are be-
ing shipped into that part Of the Pan
handle from the east to winter. Among
those who recently received cattle. the
following are nnmedt ID. p. Webster.
two ears from Arkansas; ]. G. Noel,
one car from Jack county; w. w.
Milan, two cars from Arkansas, l.. II.
Jones. three cars from Arkansas; Hop-
ny Salter. OF Collingsworth county.
two cars from east Texas. Mr.. Swof-
ford. OF Collingsworth county. two
cars; Il. Il. Hooper. four car loads
from Louisiana. and several cars are
now on the road. The cattle are said
to look exceedingly well, aud VIII
make good showing alongside the
natives next year.
J. C. Montgomery shipped four cars
of 3-year-old steers from Memphls to
Kansas City last week that wa1 the
top bunch on the market the day he
arrived Shipments from that point
are being made to Fort Worth also,
and the stoclsmen OF that section are
reported to favor this market.
w. Il. Hayes OF the Territory was In
the city yesterday. He has been operat-
ing In the Cherokee nation this season.
from which he and his associates have
about finished shipping He win prob
ably 80 Into the Creek country next
year. Mr.. Hayes says that the greater
part of the cattle have been shipped
from the Territory that Will 10 this
seasonal good number are being win
tered there and some small lunches
are being fed Mt different places. but
the only place In the Territory where
they are being extensively fed Is Ard
more.
Frank Moody returned Yesterday
from San Angelo. where he has teen
attending the trial OF a damage case
In which he was interested, and In
which he secured a judgment for $3.50.
Among the sales OF cattle made In
St Louis this week were n buach ~
steers marketed by n. NJ. Balllnger Of
Esstland at $500 and i050-puund u.ccrs
suld by kidwell Bros. of Mineral Wells
nj 81. 10. and l06a-pound steers s'ild by
the same arm at 1925
C. c. DAILY OF the Evans Snyder. Buol
company ~ back from a trip TO Waco.
He reports that outside OF The 1000
head OF cattle being fed at that place
by Swift s. Co, nothing but rather
small punches are on feed there.
Hon. l.. ID. Watkins of Knox ooun-
ty, cattleman, sheriff and legislator.
was n genial visitor among live stock
men In the city yesterday, He has n
host OF friends In Jack county, whore
he formerly lived. He reports cattle
In good condition In his county with
plenty OF grass.
Wash Fields of the Texas Commits
sion company. was In yesterday from
a trip to San Angelo.
@. $. white of Weatherford went Up
from this place yesterday to his ranch
in Childress county,
b. 7. Jones of Wichita Falls was In
the city yesterday.
John Black OF Prairie nm was
among yesterdays visitors.
II. q. Pay of the Hicks Stable Car
company Is back from trip TO the
North.
d. ID. Wall is In Mineral Wells on
cattle business.
John Hinton and NJ. Davis OF Sew
mour was among yesterdays arrivals.
Don Bell Of Abilene Is In the city.