Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-01-28


pass, to shippers.
E.. A. Clayton, of Roswell, got in a
car of fine looking Jersey and Short
horn cows from Kansas City.
]. d. Walker, of Carlsbad, shipped a
car of goats from there, Tuesday, o n
signed to the Kansas City market.
George Birkett, of Reece, Kan. got
IS per cwt. for 18Th. yearling eve at
the Kansas City market one week ago.
The thoroughbred stock exhibit will
be a drawing card for those who con-
template attending the cattlemen's
convention next month at Wichita.
Fritz Brinck will ship from Roswell
thirteen cars more of the A. j. Knollin
& Co. wethers-coming twos-for their
feed yards at Nickerson, Kan, in a
few days.
S. E. Townsend sold to j. P. Seay, OF
Kent. twenty-five bull calves at $25
around, and to r. l.. Underwood, ranch
ing in New Mexico, five bull calves. All
from the figure 2 herd and sold at $25
around.
ID. c. Taylor & Son, who own thou
sands of acres of land nea Silver City,
which is used exclusively as an Angora
goat ranch, exhibited at the Ell Paso
carnival a fine herd of these goats Sc
lected for exhibition only.
Fred Schermeyer, of Eddy county,
sold to a Mr.. Ludlow, of Kansas City,
1000 fine Angora goats, his entire
flock. at about 81 a head. They were
driven to Ell Paso for shipment to Mr..
Ludlow's ranch in the Rio Grande val,
ley.
John T. McElroy. owner of the I'D
ranch, sixty miles south, was at Mid
land to meet X. c.. Wiley, a represen-
tative of the Abilene Cottonseed Oil
mills, who accompanied MI. McElroy
to the ranch. Probably a large steer
deal will result.
Chittim & Parie and j.. NJ. Chittim,
of San Antonio have sold 10000 head
of mixed cattle to Albert p. Rachel, of
Kansas City, paying $13 per head.
These cattle will form a part of a 90
600 head that Mr.. Rachel will ship to
his Indian Territory pasture.
The Cresswell Cattle company,
WHICH DOuSHl lHt y. "A. Ddt ldlCni
southwest of Roswell last year, has
leased 500, 900 acres of land in Canada,
adjoining their range in Montana
along the Canadian line and will put
10000 head of cattle or the tract.
J.. r. Hines purchased a nice little
bunch of cattle from Mr.. Davis, of Abb
lene and tool them out to his ranch
nm TNnxpah npaAE Don hoe hnnn .frof
ticking and trading considerably the
past year and is now something of
stockman himself.-Pecos Times.
1t is a pleasure to note from the E
Paso papers that our old friend ant
fellow townsman, F. Divers, simply
swept things at FL Paso this week il
the Shorthorn exhibits, says the Mid
land Register. He too three frs
prizes right along, and his cattle were
the center of admiration in the short
horn classes.
H. w. Hamilton, foreman of the
Slaughter ranch, sold twenty 2-year
old high grade Prather, from Tur
quoise at Ell Paso, for SIS a head. TIL
Slaughter farm took four prizes a n
got 81 800 for young bulls sold. NJ
wonder the manager, George Nj
Slaughter, and Foreman Hamilton ar
very well satisfied with the resul
of the trip to El Paso
r. w. Johnston sold to ]. d. Horton
stein, one bull, John Scott, calve,
April %, 1898. at Midland, Texas, sir
Prosperity 10th, 6935S, dam Ella Wood
son. for 1925. Mr.. Johnson also trade,
a full blood bull to Mr.. Hortensteil
for another-Orphan, 4 years old Ma,
IS, 1902. Mr.. Johnston has for sal
% high grade bulls now on feed,
year old this spring. sired by job,
Scott. the head of his herd.
II. p. Hobson, who recently bega
butchering beef, placing it in cold stol
age at the Diamond Ice factory an
wholesaling it to the trade, is buildin
up a good business, says the Roswe
Register. He sold five beeves the frs
week, ten last week and will probabl
sell fifteen this week. On Monday h
went up the Pecos river to Fran
Divers ranch after the remaining fit
head of fine beeves he bought of NJ
Divers last fall, the purchase bein
eighty mead. lie is now IeeulhS owe
100 head on his farm eight miles soutl
east of town and will place the iift
head with them.
j.. ]. Williams, foreman for j.. \
Daugherty, went as far as Monahar
with Mr.. Daugherty Thursday as tn
latter was on his way to receive til
Hall ranch and cattle located in
Paso county, fifty miles south of Carl
bad and near the foot of the GuadaluI
mountains, lately purchased by NJ
Daugherty at 1925 600. 1t is a magnii
cent property consisting of 300 Sc
lions of land and 5000 cattle. NJ
D%augherty this week purchased a fit
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