The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1902-11-12
STOCK NEWS.
Fat Cattle For Sale.

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1900 ewes from various parties at
p. t., and is in the market. for
more.
J. D. O'Daniel of Coke county
sold to Fritz Nogelsang, of Came
ron county, 176 head of heifer
yearlings, high grade Herefords
and Durhams. The purchaser
shipped them to his home, to be
used for breeding purposes.
Z. b. Duncan, of Water Val
ley, sold to Mrs. Williams, of
that vicinity, his ranch and stock
for 81 600 and will make a jour
ney to California to pay his
mother a visit.
B. F. Wheels has traded an
interest in his sheep to D. A.
Dumas for the latter's interest in
the E. n. Wolf grocery business.
Planting Sorghum.
81 would advise planting the
Orange unless early green forage
is wanted; then plant Amber,
which, like cattail millet, will
come again when cut. We plant
sometimes as late as July and
make a good crop"
J. B. Murrah is in from the
ranch on a visit to the home
folks. He recently sold and de-
livered to Bush Tillar, of the
plains, 700 steers, Is, 2's and 3's,
also some speyed heifers. Prices
SIS and 500.
Fred Mckenzie sold to Smith
& White about roo steers.
The country north of the line
in this part of the state is said to
be in fine grass, and pasture ow-
ners there coming south to buy
cattle to stock up.
J. D. Sugg shipped, last Friday,
100 head of steers, from San
Angelo. They were big, fine, fat
threes and tours, part of them
going to market and the balance
to the territory.
The following fat cattle ship
ments were made from Coleman
today: J. P. Morris, 3 cars; G..
NJ. Gray, , cars; D. P. Kennedy,
1 car; J f. Taylor, l car; A. I
Brown, 2 cars; w. G. Gay, car.
Coleman Democrat.
C. G. F. Blanchard shipped to
the st. Louis market one car of
cows and calves. The COWS sold
for 50 go and the calves for 50. 80.
Il. II. Reed sold car of
COWS and two-year-old heifers at
So. 80 this week e. H. Phu.
ger bought of P. J, Baron and G.
Goetz nine steer vearlings ut SIC
per head. ....G. Schuhmar
bought % steer yearlings in the
Rowena neighhorhood at $11.0(
per head 49,. Tom Benge OF
Paint Rock sold to Coleman
buyer 100 fat COWS at $15.25 pei
head DR., Fowler sold &c
John Russell nine head of stock
cattle at $1,000 per head .....
Joe Johnson shipped to st. Louis
Friday 100 cows and 20 bulls
...... Frank Miles shipped tc
st. Louis 5 cars of fat COW Fri
day. .....J. NJ. Cain of Winters,
sold to J l. Miller 30 head OF
stock cattle at $1,000 per head
Ballinger Banner Leader.
Jas. Blanton and Eugene Sauls
sold to Harris Bros. their l and :
year old steers at Sl4 and $50 res,
pesctfully. -. VIM. jameson and
Bob Walker, sold their steer year
lings to Fred Mckenzie, at $l4
j. D. Collier bought of John
Reed. 1 COWS at $l5. Tol Cav,
ley bought of A. c, Gardner, 6
few, yearling steers, prices not
gwen. ID. F. Millican sold tc
Grandpa Kellar, p head of cows
and yearlings at $l3 for COWS anc
50 for heifer yearlings.- Coke
County Rustler
Will Whitehead bought abou
POO head of bulls from Don Coop
er at p. t.,.,J G, Hewes bough
from 7. D. Newell, 1850 head o
muttons at 81. 20 per head jim
Hewes, the big sheepman, cam
over from Ozona Wednesday AM
reports having bought 1850 sheeI
from Shannon Of Ozona, at -
and 400 from j. w. Rieley a
So. 40. j. NJ. G.. Baugh sold hi
headquarters rancE, two wells, |
sections of land, 8 of which ar
purchased but not paid for in full
to Messrs. Saunders of Schleiche
and Erwin of Williamson count
for $6, 000.-Devil's River News +.
Carnival visitors will find th
handsomest and most up to dat
line of clothing samples in tn
city at w. E. Foreman's
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