Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-03
SOLD BY A TRUSTEE.
A ST. LOUIS MANS VIEWS ON CAT
TIE FEEDING IN TEXAS.
HIS OWN EXPERIENCE.
various sales OF livestock in st.
Louis and Neutrality-suspicious.
Personal Paragraphs.


one OF the biggest cattle sales made
IN Texas for n long time, aud perhaps
tho In roeat o,,.,,. mod, i,ora h,s a trusto,.
-.
was """"y cioSeu Sesteru"y' Inc ueui
has been on for some time. but 1t was
only YESTERDAY TINT the snle yyns conn
pIeted Nv tbis da,I N ~ Romnr
..u 10y '",S ue"i -, non"",
trustee Tor the big cattle lirm OF clark
d Plumb, who recently made n deed Of
trust. sold tho aptIr. rnpcb pronertv az
~ a,,,,,.,,,. ,,,,,,.,,.,' ano 80
'"e company lHcluuihs if'VOo heau ol
range cattle. located in Fisher, Kent
and adjoining counties. The total con
sIieratIop wns stgo oan rho nurcb,ssr
..,., - '''''S'''
Oh inns extensive property Is Henry u
Wearc of the firm OF We0re IS Allison,
Sioux Falls. S. D.. buying them. how
,,.or tr,It,t,,,a,i.. a., W. 49,. L..
''' VIM 80
young man. VIII assume charge OF
the ranch and cattle and manage
them but win r.r,n,a p,nc from, III,
,,,,. a., t,. -. - ',,,
,'"'c 70 MS N"ItHeIh huule; ne WIN
u ,,,,,I ~ I bora NH.'a SV"n I'M sIenu
.t"'tu H,lc' ~ - protheI-lh-laW Oh
MI, Siarh ni the on urn,
NgluI'ul J"hn .N'Hpltl' tue Echini llNc-
s'"eh Hbvh' 90 'uc SulSuEo una Atom
Mia III thc wy yratcIuHS. run OF rex
H o l'VviivCtIuns anu re,hlhlsIehges or
'oiuIlcl jim NllFoh' colonel Nespltl
'H,'''atV9 ''pil 'tPoI'S ItNtlNtu from
~ tnS leeu'nE polnts III the stale
tua' tn,Io WIN NOT nr more thnh "
~ N'ht US many ,n,llc Ieu III leNas
'hia yt"I US l"el; lhls ls que III nus
"plhlp. 10 several thlhFs' the scarcity
VL cottie, ule h'Eh price ASKED ior
thein, the ushhess OF money with
NllfU 10 hNN ana lNNllN. lNt scarcity
W ~ ecu stu.l i'S.tl, rms nilieuitg, now
ever, nolohei NeHpltt thlnks. can be
paIt,hiiS overcome ny tne Ieculhg OF
crushed corn OF Whleh ne ~ an ad-
Noc"tt, nc Is h!Ilsrit interested IN
the cutie teeulnk business owning a
pnrt OF me on mus az, ~ AlVaralo, where
lhe company mas doUo mead or cattle
on iveu' Lusi y''r me company ied
'uuu heau; anu tNptfltheed some DIM
uul'y ~ NV niult,f oil rousn teed. nav
ihg 10 puy uuahuty OF nuns AZ nigh
Price. rms year however. Colonel
Nespltt staleS thry VIII use crushed
corn Tor rough feed, which Is excel
lcht Tor me purpose used with cot
Ton seed meal in equal parts lie be-
neVes' 700 mat u great deal OF II Will
ne req ~ TeNas this y'sr. Colonel
Neshltt states that he does not be-
lieye that the number OF cattle in
Texas this year, II an actual census
were thkrh' would prove TO be more
than 30 per cent Of the number here
ilfteen years ago, when he first began
to visit the state Texas now. how
ever, does not have To rely upon her
cattle as In former years. and the colo.
mel is n strong believer In her present
| prosperity and future possibilities. Ilo
believes that the time Will come when
the seml-ar1 plains of the West will
become through irrigation extremely
fertile, and productive Of afiirntid
crops. He considers the growth of
Fort Worth during the last nftecn
years something marvellous.
The receipts Mt the Yards yestcr<
were, as usual on Saturday. much
smnllcr than on tho nrevious dava ~
the wcet. but tho market rcmsined
practically unchanged.
The Kansas civ provers' T,ioc,o,,,
OF Thursday saws: The ara, shinmsni
OF Mexican cattle TO This market under
the new order. WINS bora indnv 'rbcra
werr ntne lnnds In ihn nrt,,inoI "o,
glgnmcnt hut Tho siuff was In tsort
Worth ON Monday md threc iooIs
were sold ia nnrtics thnra i n uo,,,i
ia in charge Of thon, rbesS NO "1 IA
first Mexican cnttle that wore o,'or
yerded in the native division. They
passed inspection nj the blrI,r I,n';c,
Morton'a rule. thcy were admitted in.
10 feliowsbin Win native ca,,iun ~, III.
to 20 to the pnclxlnr house or 10 iho
feed lots of paatures. iust as sn,tnJ
tham best There lOl stecrA ayern,-In,-
gsi pounds md sold at 20 a. "'0'"s'"s
The foliow,ns sales vI,, ,,,a, q, G,
Louis: The Hume Texas cnttie whirh
arrived Via Kansas C,ir MAJ ro Mm'Sn
average. sold nj 20 20 'VV- po"'''S
Jnhnstonc 4 Keller. Cntoosa ~
marketed n traIn AZ s,,ers "a, A. r.
l07 mounds average, M 80 X -V' 'e'u'
Captain H. II. Sewers or Musi,ogoa r
T.. had d train of onttie On H., 49, AN, a.
Including % steers of isee no,,,d i,'' o, ~
nge sold to swift & co. M IA J5
Hasknn, Texas mnrketcl 95S ,,,,.s e, o,
hclfers, 500 Mounds nveragS avs ot 80 Si ,o
sold 10 Henry Riarboff H' ~ S"''V'
Youngbiooi A Brown Nu1ana No.,
ns, marketed train OF cows nnh hoiS
ers. 7gl pounds a,,n,n,.o ~ co "a nn heli-
j. c. HOGAN. pryor Crosis ~
marketed ii55 nnund M oer. n, 20 =: u,
10, pound sterrs ~, a. IN at Ss'-o ana
John and pnn NtctS u, ~ Ca, 49,.
49, ~ hNfN''s VI SUI antonio