The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-02-17

suppIy company OF FL Paso Tsrss -.
laplIsned STOCK yards and slpurh,ss 's 7
near the said city OF FL Paso n n
c SHey' ie1as' Tor the purpose Of slauss.',s
Whereas. Said pens have basr ,.....
and have been examined by 4 rsnrs $500
or this board and said renresen,s 49,
found that the said slaughter mans b.s. =
gate nor outlet for cattle, but that ea,,l.
cars. 'Au sssas w
lt is therefore ordered. Tha, ~ -.
hereinafter described shall be- ana nv =
hereoy auarantined and no cattle shsl n
moved or driven from the said slaughter n,
hereinafter described until tho sams NJ,
nave been slaughtered and dressed.
Which said pens and slaughter hnus., !.
aescrlbed and bounded as follows tori
SAID pens are situated on the Ell Paso N
Nortneastern railway. about six mile, n,
II Pasn. in FL Paso county. Texas, beeiu,i,,I
at an iron post $40 feet west Of the soutb,,s
corner of survey No II, in block nj Il
township NO. 2; thence north IA feet. tAsra
west 1000 feet to post on the east al, n
tho right of way OF the Ell paso and yo,t<
eastern railway; thence south 81 ives, h
lowing the right OF way of said TOAD ~ H
to q post on the south line Of the sald a.
Vey NO. II: thence east 2QS0 feet to The III. \
OF beginning.
1T 10 further ordered that cattle from Af \
portion OF the State OF Texas lying eat n
south OF the quarantine line heretofore \
tablished by this board and recognllN II
tho United States department OF agriculrH
shall be permitted TO be shipped by rail III
unloaded in said pens for immediate skiA,zi
only.
And railroads. for said purposes. mW 4
cept such shipments. but said cattle el
not DO unloaded at any other Ioint o. Pig
for any purpose after they pass The 81
quarantine line until they are unloadedinw
said slaughter pens.
ut Is further ordered that the yolairr
any of the provisions herein contained sas
directly or indirectly. shall be IN oaensai
punishable. as ia prescribed by the liEs :
tho State OF Texas"
Now. therefore. /, Joseph D. Savers, s'r
ornor OF the State Of Texas IN eonlela1
with tho provisions OF chapter L Tue " X
the K vsed Statutes OF Texas Of iM y
hereby declare that the quarantine iile y. \.
tho rules and regulations Sc. torth W
above reclted order of the live stock sala1
commission OF Texas shall be In full iors y
effect from and after the 18th OF ftpsuAs
A. p. 1900.
In witness whereof have hersun,o \
hand and caused tho seal OF the stats e.ur n
affixed at Austin. this 18th day OF feoIs'S3
A. D. 1900. Joseph D. saysE'.
BY the governor: uo's''s
d. II. Hardy. secretary OF STATE
Chicago. February 16,--Catte,uo. \. .
choice generally steady; medium SLOW 4 M. /
lower. butcher stocks steady: Texals w
steady; Texas bulls frm good 70 cno's ~, y
al. 00 moor to medium 4Oodi W ~ n1 Z
stockers 1909 IS: selected feeders sv's's, Il
good 10 choice cows 8 10T4,iO: helels ny WI Il
AS: canners s.5Od..e bulls l'i ~; I
calves 5. 0O5,7. so: fed Texas beeves 49,
Hogs-Average a shade higher; ,op vt
fair clearances: mixed and d 9usep III. M
800: good to choice heavy 1919 sys'S sh,s'
l.5OGl4 ,9els; bulk o, sales 4,e'A, ,,rs xslsa
and lambs slow. l5d25c lower; uallss , rsI
4, 756l5 co; lambs 5.0OH7.Oo; western 4, S'' r.
/ S5GJ, 60. Western lambs 6.0Olo'w NJ
ceipts-CattIe 5000; hogs 2I,0O9' sassp y
(snecial TO The POST T.. n
New Orleans. February lb'-lu' ~
leans live stock exchange Reports, vs.,lss
Receipts-Cattls SIS; calves anu
663; hogs 81, IA vssrlings "
hogs SO. -, and yearIsni
An Classes good cattle in lisn, o.s am u
market steady and fairly actlss, ,on,taps ~
OF cnlvcs: good corn hogs anu
ana in fair demand.
Kansas City. February le. --cs ,thIIrr sI,a
400 natives and 500 Texans n,.,,S hta.
lower: stockers and feeders s.ssissts ~
native steers 4.i5@a5i h,r'T.oss al. burr
$50: stockers and feeders f, ',',srs 4 ja.'
c,ws and hoifers s. 65GIi p: eaha' ss..s.r.
ia Western 5ndi 70, Western .. asvf.i n =
IA IS. Texas 3. 65di.5O. Hcss-heessi,rmn u &
r.cain,s ~ Good quality; prices ssslh
biShor raw 756f4 50; mixed s No.,
iisht eaSJI x. niss i.004i. ". "a kes
cfipts 200; market slow. steaass .EgsF. ~.
inmhs e0d6G5 yearlines -,seSers w
tons 4.65TS.SS stockers ana
5 %, culls 3.S5dS.5o.
ST. Louis. February le.-r rsisst sieaa
lice. including 500 Texans .,esrs 4.sss,,rf
native shipping and export su srs lee,
sress.a NJ and butcher steer M sic.iHs
49,, ,,,So,. 100 mounds 3.sOfi ~ s.,ssrs =
ana Feeders z. S0d4 So: cows any rot &,
nj 20. canners / 25a2. S.; DUH y, ross -
Tayss ana indian steers 3. bsas'tv. $50 u,
beifers l5G3, 20. Hogs-keos.n,,g plr y
ket weak after a strong oeessiiss ba''9sf
lights 4 S5d4. 80; packers $50: g'''15
4. 9sG5. 05 Sheep-hseesiposas,s q ianlls
strong; native muttons '::ySip.
a. IS; culls ard bucks
THE MOUTH OF THE bssHTrs
o,,n,ana Texas, February ,iI1,yestos ~
trude and Charles Clark OF 4
N port yesterday ,osded With ~,
A number OF barges ioA1 u
now in port. nsr Ms,hf@
The three-masted senoohs' ri
sailed for Brazoria- "a LADY n'
Schooners Columbus anu
es sesoene rs Tidal wave ana ia IA =,
nave sstled for the Bsrna,rsa, our ys e \
A III Ne WALNUT lumber thip, ID y &
schooner or steamer is peins III
the bench. ,,,.h Is heinz
The derrick barge Hannah Z.
put rock on the. Jetties- - ths risr Y
-. MILAN cana 6oNn - -n<I.