El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-06-29
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The cattle shipments from Magds-
lena Texas, are heavy.-Ex.
A carload of goats have been ship
ped from San Angelo. Texas, to ka-
lamazoo, Mich.-Denison Herald.
About $4,000 pounds of wool, 1900
head of cattle and 5000 sheep were
shipped from RolbroOk this week.
The Argus.
| Drew Windham, of Lordsburg, N.
M, shipped 1000 head of cattle to
Dorsey, N. M, to be placed on the
ranges of the Maxwell graut.-Ex.
Ninety-one COWS were slaughtered
for tuberculosis at the Chicago Union
stock yards recently. The major por'
ton were from the oairy departments
of Illinois public institutlons.-Ex.
Leo Halfn purchased 10000 pounds
of wool from the Mattheson Commis.
sion company. The same company SOLO
25, 900 pounds to j. Elseman, OF Boston.
The price paid was almost 10 cents a
pound.-Ex.
A reliable stockman states that
horses with bad case of ticks IN the
animal. When your horses act queer
ly, investigate their ears for t1cks.-
Range News.
Walton Bros. shipped thirteen car
loads of fat beef steers from Corsicana,
Texas, over the Cotton Belt to Chica-
go. This cleans up the Corsicana
feeding pens and will be the last ship
ment from there until fall.--Ex.
About 100, 900 pounds of last years
clip of Montana wool that was stored
during the winter in Boston, was sold
a few days ago for II IL cents. The
wool was the property of the Bank of
Fergus county, sof Lewiston state OF
What is to be the largest goat-ranch
in the world has recently been started
at Lamy Junction, N. M, by Robert
Foerderer of Philadelphia, in connec-
ton with Lucius Beeve, leather deal
er of Boston and several other capital
lists. 1t has As 900 goats now.-Denleon
Herald.
The great rush on the PecOs valley
railroad is about over, nearly all con-
tracts being filed. A herd of 3, 600
cattle belonging to Seebe Jones Will
probably be the last shipment from
Eddy county this season. The cattle
will be shipped to Higgins. in the Pan
handle.-EX.
T. A. Coleman OF San Antonio, Tex
as, has purchased of Sinks Blocker the
Moro ranch, In Dimmitt county, This
ranch consists of about 10000 acres in
GLIDING lands in fee simple, leased land
and improvements and 1900 head OF
stock cattle. The terms are private
Sherman Register.
There has been heavy falling off
during the present year at the Chicago
stock yards as compared with the pre-
vious year of all kinds of stock, and
this shortage is likely to continue. be-
cause farmers and stock raisers are
giving more attention to feeding and
selling than to breeding.-Farm and
Ranch.
One stockman who runs his ca tie in
the eastern part of Lincoln county,
New Mexico, has branded this season
over 500 head of whiteface calves of
lis own raising. This man will have
q nice bunch of picked calves to take
TO the cattle show in Denver this fall
and IL will not be his fault if he does
not take first prize for Colorado calves.
Range Ledger.
The National Provisioner states that
there were 81, 900 pounds of live mad
health department last week. The in
beasts had gored each other
to death. The close cars and fearful
heat evidently craZed the unhappy
animals. The gOring which resulted
and the blood therefrom did not i'm
prove the temper of the excited beasts.
1t is the opinion of the best informed
In this country and Europe that good
horses will be higher for years to come
and that the demand for drivers, coach
and cavalry horses will be strong at
values that will be profitable for breed
ers. But nothing ought to be expected
Of scrubs-better kill the common
mares than breed more worthless COM
mon stock that has glutted the markets
Of late years.-Ex.
D. B. Shelter, superintendent of
forestry reserves in the state of Wash
ngton, has decided TO exclude all Ore |
yon sheep from the Washington re-
serves. The grass will be kept for the |
exclusive use of herders of this state. |
The sheep men have become badly |
nuddled in apportioning the grazing |
ands among themselves, and Shelter |
will 90 to Yakima next week to |
traighten matters out Portland Ore
roman.
During the week ended June 3 no
ever than thirteen steamers landed |
.attle, sheep and fresh beef at Liver
POOL from various American and Cana
liam ports, and the arrivals were the
argest for some time past. The total
hipments amounted to 1884 cattle,
ZOO sheep and 2S,616 quarters of beef,
which, compared with the arrivals of |
he previous week, shows an increase
If 1, 1852 cattle and 2,207 quarters of
,eef.-Denver Stockman.
If farmers and shippers could be
made to understand that common and
Inferior sheep and lambs are not want
I'd nv the bio mutton dealers at any