Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-12-06
LIVE STOCK NOTES.

A carload Of sheep shipped from d Ne
braska point and billed to State Line,
was unloaded and fed in Carlsbad, They
We're the property Of the Platte Valley
Sheep Co.
W. H. Godair of Chicago, and &. NJ.
Casey Of Clinton, Mo, president Of the
Pinney-AskeW Cattle Co., finished a
deal by which Mr. Godair becomes own
er of the &C. \. bar" brand of cattle for
$125,0O Six thousand head have been
driven across the country from Roswell,
to the BarstOw ranch
c. w. Haynes, Of Roswell, has placed
125 head Of fine yearings on alfalfa pas
ture.
Chaves county sheepmen have leased
every quarter section of salt grass and
alfalfa land obtainable in the county for
pasture during lambing season next
spring.
Mr.. W. NJ. Formwalt, II - Insn
Tex, shipped a traip load of mixed cat
tie from Pecos to Roswell. The cattle
were taken out to the Bosque Grande
ranch, which Mr.. Tomwalt recently
purchased of Captain J. w. James.
Splendid rains fell in Chaves and Ed
dy counties, which were of untold value
to the stock interests. On account of
the slight rains during the late summer
months the temporary water holes were
becoming dry earlier than usual, and
the cattle We're already gathering in to
the permanent water.
w. G. Hamilton of Roswell, has pur-
chased for ]. j. Hagerman, eighty head
of fine shorthorn calves of the Tannehill
Bros. c. c. Tannehill went last week
to Hereford, where the cattle are pas
tured and delivered them to Mr.. Ham
ilton. This is one Of the finest herds of
shorthorns in the Panhandle of Texas.
Mr.. Hamilton has also purchased for
the same party $50 head of calves from
Mr. C. c.. Slaughter's famous herds.
These young cattle will be placed on the
Chsum ranch and on Mr. Hagerman' S
land at Greenfield.
Bean & Cole passed Roswell on their
way to their Yellow Lake ranch with
about 1000 head of cattle.
w. c. Mcdonald came to Roswell
from White Oaks and contracted for
cars for two train loads of cattle which
he shipped to Kansas City.
w. X. Clements & Co, Of Roswell,
bought 10000 pounds of wool of Bowen,
Joyce & Co. at Pecos.
Ross & Fuller have turned loose 1000
head of horses on the Penasco, which
| they drove from Texas.
The Victorio Land and Cattle Com
| pany of Grant county made shipment
of old cows and steers from 3-year- olds
up There We're over 600 head in this
| shipment, which went to Bakersfield
| Cal, as usual.
Within the past week several cal
| loads of high grade bulls have beer
brought into the stock pens at Demins
and distributed throughout the cattle
ranges of southwestern New Mexico
Watkins Bros, of the rs ranch, within
the last week have placed ten thorough
bred Durhams on their ranch Of theil
own raising on theri range In Texas.
]. G. Hall, of Hutchinson, Kan.
brought in 10 Herefords, 1886 grade
from the famous Adams herd Of Colo
RADIO, of which fifteen head were bough
by w. J. Wamel The remaining nine
ty-five head We're taken on to Silver
City, and were bought in small lots by
various cattlemen. Mr. Hall received
orders for ninety head more of the same
kind.
Aside from the above shipments o
graded stock, w. s. Hopewell, of Hills
boro, unloaded at the stock pens a
Deming two cars of Devonshire Dur
hams. from 12 to IS months Of age
These bulls were from the Graysol
ranch in California, and were not TO
sale, but were taken to the company
ranch in Sierra county
Manuel S. Pine, of western Socorr'
county, sold his wool clip OF severa
Thousand pounds to John Becker, o
Belen.