The border vidette., 1897-06-05
SOUTHWESTERN RANGE.
Newsy Happenings of Local In
tereSt to Live StOckmen,


: Alfred Donau crossed TAO head of
cattle at San Pedro this week.
A. o. Jahren crossed a bunch of
Mexican cattle at Sorilla the first of
the week.
Col. w. J. Cotton OF Phoenix, went
to Casita Wednesday to examine a
bunch of cattle.
Geo. NJ. Ripple and w. R. Carson
arrived recently from Larncd, Kansas,
and are looking for cattle.
L. E. Anderson, the cattle buyer,
came III from Los Angeles Wednesday
to look for Mexican cattle.
J. V. Vickers of Tombstone, was in
Nogales and went out to Altar with
DIR. Geo. Goedfellow Tuesday to lock
at bunch of cattle.
G. G. French went Sunday TO No
gales to supervise a shipment of cattle
from Calaoasas that was to be made
yesterday to go over his lines.
J. w. Macrum, the Denver cattle
buyer, arrived few days ago on his
second visit to Wilcox and took
trip to the country to look at cattle.
Frank Siegel came in from Geronimo
Saturday after shipping about 1900 of
the Y cattle He has thus far shipped
over $4,000 head frora Arizona this
season.
DR.. Adair. the u S. live stock
sanitary inspector, came over from
Bisbee Tuesday and went to Sasabe to
inspect some cattle for A. Steinfeld of
Tucson.
Mr.. w. E. Travis, the governments
contractor, left last evening for the
northern portion of the territory where
he goes to look err his mail route and
beef ontracts.-H Herald.
Will Whitlow went to San Bernar-
GlhO Ohl> "cSh Will IL lew CdTlOdiS VI
fat cattle purchased from Shields &
Price by Mr.. Gayner, California cat
tie buyer. Florence Tribune
Coyotes are running mad now and
those going into the country had best
go prepared fer them. One of the
boys on the 8 G ranch was freed by
one of that species this week.-Deming
Headlight.
Thirty eight head of Hereford bulls
from the Morgan IL Treat ranch were
shipped from Tucson Friday by Prof.
J. a. Rockfellow, and unloaded here.
They were divided among Monk Bros.
Jake Shearer, L. Duval and Rockfellow
IL Ser> oss, and were fine lot.
Mr.. Carl Sta nlcy, of Abbey, Col,
has been in town for a few days await
ing the arrival of cattle for shipment
MIR. Stanley has already shipped five
or six trainloads of stock to his section
besides making shipment of fine bulls
purchased from Col H. G. Hooker of
Sierra Bonita Wilcox Stock
man.
Guy Bosch:,e an employee of the
Erie Cattle Co., was in town today OH
business. Hr. Boschke states that
three well known cowboys on the range
left on March % for Peru to hunt
fortune and fame The three, Messrs.
John Howard, Fran, Stamford and
Frien went well equipped and they
promised to write their impressions of
that far away and interesting country.
-Prospector.
The cattle shipments through and
from this point during the past seven
days exceeded even last weeks ship
ments. 1850 head tell the tale this
week, which required 456 car to
transport them te eastern markets
and pasturage. Quite a large portion
of the cattle shipped this week were
yearlinss, which accounts for the small
mum Der of cars used Included in the
above were 500 head delivered by S. 5.
Carpenter. Deming Headlight.
G. G. French of Fort Worth, Texas,
travelling live stock agent Tor the Rock
Island and T. P. railroads, was in the
city yesterday. Since he was in Tue
son a couple of weeks ago, ne has
visited Phoenix and points in Sonora,