Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1900-11-22
EmmonS' Shorthorn Cattle Sale.

The sale of Shorthorn cattle in
Mexico last Thursday by 5. p.
Emmons, j. J. Littrell, and 9TH
ers, was great success. The
weather was ideal and buyers were
present from nearly every part of
the State.
X. l.. Hartman, of Bunceton,
Mo-, and j. 7. Johnson, j. r..
Brown and J. n. Stephens, of
Mexico, were the auctioneers.
Hartman made a timely speech to
the farmers and cattle breeders
He emphasized the necessity of
farmers handling fine stock, al
ways. The speech was to the
point in every utterance.
The following had consignments
in the sale:
S. =. Emmons, of Mexico; j. j.
Littrcll, of Sturgeon; w. ). Clat-
terbuck, of New Bloomfield; f. Nj.
Grimes, of Paris; Steve Reighley,
Mexico; Robertson Bros, of Lad
donia; Butler Guthrie, of Mexico;
w. +. Moore, of Tulip; w. n.
Grimes, of Paris; Thomas Me
Cune; w. w. Pollock, of Mexico;
7. b. Bailey, Shelbina; II. ID. Me-
Cam; w. V. Branstetter; Buck
ner & Overstreet, of Auxvasse.
Following is a complete list of
sales made
EMMoNS' CONSIGNMENT.
No. ~, Grace Victoria; (vol.4O
roam, calved June 20, 1899, bred
by S. =. Emmons, Mexico, by Vic
toria Baron, sold to CA. Bucking-
ham, Shelbyville, $40.
No. 43, Pearl Duchess 43d; (vol.
43)rcd, calved Aug. -, 1897, bred
by Chenault Todd, Fayette, by Sin
Charming, sold to NJ. b. Guthrie,
Mexico, $2Oj.
No. A, Adelaide's Prize 18th ;
red, calved Dee. 4, by 5. p. En-
mons, Mexico, by Victoria Baron
sold to Henry Rodhouse, Mexico,
$lS5.
No. 40, Victoria's Amelia red,
roam, calved Feb. ,, 1900, bred by
:. p. Emmons, Mexico, by Veto
ria Baron, sold to Judge Murray
McCredie, 1928.
No. 46, Orange Duke; red,
calved Dee. 20, 1899, bred by S.
p. Emmons, by Duke Abbotsburn
I'd, sold to NJ. A. Bradford, Col
umbia, 800.
No. AZ, Butterhy's cup; red,
bred by S. w. Miller, McCredie,
by Governs Cup, sold to John Bur
ress, Columbia, for David Harold,
of Texas, $50.
No.4S Luster's Duke; light roam,
calved July 10, 1899, bred by S.P,
Emmons, by Duke Abbotsburn I'd,
sold TOD. l.. Andrews, Higbee $50,
No. 40, Red Bird 22d; (vol. 46)
red, calved July |, 1898, bred by
w. b. Tucker, by Imp Burgomas'
ter, sold to Press Adkins, Mexico
$40.
No. 30, Fern Maiden ID; red
calved May 20, 1900, property OF
S.P. Emmons, by Scotch Minister
sold to w. s. Clatterback, New
Bloomfield, $l05.
No. 81, Sheriff's Cherry; red
calved April =, 1899, property OF
S. p. Emmons, by Imp Sheriff
Hutton Irwin, sold to w. w. Pol
ock, Mexico, 800.
No. -, Miss Sybil Abbot, roam,
colved Dee. 20. 1899. bred by Duke
Abbotsburn ID, sold to f. 5.
Stewart, Sturgeon, $40.
No. 50, Ringtail Rose; (vol. 46)
red, calved May, 1899, property OF
s. L. Emmons, by Red Duke 9th,
sold to w. Il. Turner, Shelbyville,
$1O5.
No. "a, Lady Minna Hutton
property of s. p. Emmons, by Inn
Sheriff Hutton Irwin, sold to j. G,
Hall, Hallsville, $ll5.
No. %, Lavender Rose Lee; red
calved June %, 1899, property OF
S. p. Emmons, by Lochiel, sold to
w. h. Turner, Shclbyville, 800.
No. Sc, Scotch Airdie ID; red,
calved January Q, 1900, bred by
S. p. Emmons, by Victoria Baron,
sold to w. f. Moore, Tulip, 800,
No. 81, Baron Sybil of Audraiu
I'd; red, calved Sept, %, 1899, bred
| by s. =. Emmons, by Victoria Ba-