The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1902-07-16

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market last Friday.
/ Al. DAVIS and -. Wilson
7 havsgone to, the formers Beco,
r. ranchito closBaa. deal for the. salt
to the latter. Of DOHO ewes and
LOCO lambs.
g. NJ. Casey& Som bought OF
Stone, of Eldorado,- 12t
head Of 4-year old STEERS. Duo
Tom and jackson 81. Seeley Bros,
made the deal.
Lay Powell, d. f. Holloway
and ). G. Scudfiy retained from
Hereford this week where they
had been marksting snne osttle.
They got Sl5 for yesriings and
$50 for wos,-iteriiDg- News.
NJ. w. Warren sold 1859 HBad
of sheep as fbklows..= to j. F.
Tatum 1850 head at ~. SOTO F.. M
McBee of Juno, 25GSo head at
81 .5Ctto G.. Sharp about 900 Head
at $2.5O.-Roe4a, Spring. Rustler.
A number Vi. the settlers on
"lap-rease" land have decided
theirelaims. wore void, and lave
vacated. From the records here
a number showtO, be. Flaps" on
Investigation Mt Austin show to
be observation-disclosures PapsK:
Following fat cattle shipments
were made from Coleman Friday;
to st. Louis markets.:
j. E, Boog-Seott,. % cars, COWS
and calves;
J. p. Morris, g oars, cows and
calves;
Mrs. Overall, l. car. oalvess:.
Sol Thompson, 1.carmixed. oat-
sle;
! H. j. OHhir, 9. GAGS mixed! cat
tle.-DemooGat.
Casey IL Son bought about 30s
head of 2-ysar-old' staers. from w
G. Parks, s22. so per head. These
were top steers, and will DO ship.
ped to Mexico, No.. and put on
feed -. Venable- & Garland
bought about 1O00 head of 2-ysar-
old steers in McCulloch county at
SIS and $40, and 125 head of 2's
and 3's from VIII and Dan Mol
10y at $i6 and $20,-Coaeho
Herald.
John Harris, Young Pierce and
Vernon Mccartney, who ran the
Thaxh0n threshsr; wound up the
season last Saturday with 24OO
bushels of wheat. The average
was from three to fourteen bush
els 10 the acre. Bob Ellis, at
Sloan, made.a ii bushel average
ON % acres II. z. White of
Lampasas, bought last week from
w. G.. Kolb, Is two year old
steers at $f5. He also bought 80
twos in the Colony neighborhoOd
from other parties, at $15.-San
Saba News.
The last band Of Texas sheep to
leave the San Angelo district this
season, so shippers declare, start
ed for the North yesterday. This
final shipment marks the end of
the greatest Of all seasons for
Texas sheep. There have been
years In which the movement has
been heavier, but prices then were
on q basis of values much lower
than that of the season just clos.
ed. The Texas sheep owner who
has not laid by snug sum OF
money this season should quit
the business at nce.-Kansas
City Telegram.
Barney Laycock, the trans-Pe
cos cattle king, recently sold hi
entire brand of cattle TO JohI
Cawley at $3.50 per head. .....,
Claud Hudspeth bought a bunol
of COWS last week from John Nc
Kay at $15 per head. Bill
Monteith and DIR, Crawford las
week sold 80 head of steers mostly
yearlings, to Capt. G. l.. Broome
for $14 a head. Capt. Broom'
turned the steers in to J. w
Henderson, terms private. .....
J. A. Everett & Sons recently
sold $50 1 and 2 year old steer
to r. w. Prosser for ala and 81
a head. $50. Last week Upcl
Bob Peacock traded Is head o
mares and a small decoction o
money to Frank Maddox 70
1850 head of sheep. The mare
went at $l5 and the sheep at ~
Uncle Bob came right to town
bought him a slicker, a canteel
and pair of o X shoes and h
was seen during the 4th with
sling in one hand and his can
teen in the other, walking 'roun'