Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-04-19

StctlS lot ih' spring maItfl
Eastern buyers are contracting for
fine woods at lli2 and l2la cents in
California New Mexico and Arizona.
The Santa Pc road ha, cut M, rate
on Cattl, shipped ont of Silver city 90
81 per car This Ia Just hall tho rate
charged last year and the Grant cuuu
" cattle rai-cIs appreciate the cut
Jerry Simpson WAS IN attendance At
the Panhandle StO.kmen's association
nj Quauah the other day and gave the
cattlomcn many ideas about g." way iu
which The Ca:tlcucn could be- protect.
ed IN congress.
Scott 4 March the we'll huo.n Here.
ford Urrcd,s OF Bcitou Mo-. took 5S
grade Hereford ycarling hcifgis 10 the
Kansas city market which averaged
$50 ruuuuR and brought S525. or an
avcrae, Of S52o5 a head.
There Is lroytor demand for work
mules now than TOR some years. Con
structiou work ou the railroads is hg.
lioyod 90 be- the cause as mules meas.
uring 10 hands high ana OF good
weight are bringing SiGj 10 Sl75.
3. f. smith. of the sheet firm of
Mason a Smith vas in Roswell look.
iul Tor lampprs They have their
son farm. near Roswell and expect
10 begin Landing 1000 ewes at once
J. G. Osgood. of Pitkin county. Colo.
has lost two ont Of six fine mares he
recently imported from Germany one
was disabled by rough sea and died
at Liverpool and the other ono died nj
the homo ranch, Redstouo. In Colorado.
John " DcKay, of the North Amer
fga, ,4.,v.. tn. 1t
TO Jonathan Clark Sons a. CO.. OF Chi I
cage. for "A S2UU.uO0 packing house to
bee built a rruapan. Michnacan Mex .
leo This IS the fret plant OF the kind |
10 bo erected in Old Mexico.
pr j. II. Miller Of Paris, Texas who .
has been feeding numler Of cattle at
the mill pens. near Carlsh. p made the /
last shipment March 90. Four hundred /
head were sold at $50 q head ri the |
pens To- q St Louis commission firm. .
The rest brought $40 per head
The Midland. Texas Live Stock Re /
porter says r. G.. HondriCk started |
900 steer yoarliugs from his ranch a
week ago. bound for Hereford. whore /
he expects to sell them They are all
"whitc-faces.' and highly graded Mr..
Hsndrick has refused a sl7 bid on
them
W. A. Johnson, manager ~ the Black !
water Land q Cattle company, return.
ed to Roswell from Kansas city. ac-
companied by his wife. Mr. Johnson
took the remainder OF the steers his
company bought of J. j Hagerman re-
Gently to Kansas City and sold them
al a good figure.
The Carlsbad Argus says that Capt
w. X. Rayner, of Rocky Arroyo, has
turned his attention to fine stock rails
ing. having purchased number of
high grade Durham Long S COWS which
he will breed to thoroughbred White
face bulls. thus giving him first class
high grade range animal.
Chris Meyers. of the San Luis valley.
has sold 400 head of cattle to Denver
cattle buyer ut SO head The sale
includes all of his herd Of graded
HeretOrds In order 20 change to the
raising of Galoways. He viii buy "A
lot of the black cattle al'd take a fresh
start.-Denver Field and Farm.
A. c. Joyce. manager Of the y. l. T
ranch, Eddy county, says it has been
very dry on their range but there has
been plenty of cured grass and with
$50 wind mills, and going al a lively
rate their stock has abundance of
5000 twos for May delivery at s2S,
5000 threes AT $3.50 for May delivery
and fours at S35.
c. n. Webster. sheepman from
Fort Collins, Colo. has located in
Chayes county and last week boug g
from Fred II. Miller through the RIOS
wen Live Stock Commission company,
a ranch thrty-fye miles north of Ros
well, and 1000 head of good sheep. V
r. Kenny. the county surveyor, sur
veyed the ranch.
The live stock commission men
packers and grain dealers ia Kansas
City ana a number oi farmers and
stCckmen of Missouri. Kansas and the
southwest contributed to "A fund 10
purchase grains, provisions. foodstuifs
and seeds for the drouth sufferers of
Sharp county, Ark. Substantial arti
Giles of diet and a few delicacios were
included, the whole making a car load.
ieverett G. Higley Of Dekalb coun-
", Ind. writes 20 the Breeders Ga
zcttc that ne uses ten drops OF pure
Carholic acid in a half pint of warm
milk or water to cure Indigestion IN
sheep. He says one dose is generally
sufficient but II not, u second dose
shoulc contain only five drops. Mr..
Higley has found this @ never failing
remedy after many years 1T expert.
Cuco.
J. H. Hons. the Santa Rosa cattle
man. who was AT Roswell last week,
bought ten 2.year old Hereford bulls
from the Slaughter Hereford home
east OF town OF H. W Hamilton. the
foreman of the farm. at $50 head, for
his herds The Slaughter Hcrcioids
have a reputation for good blood and
fine points that makes them good sell
ers and the purchaser always gets
value received.
The war between the Cattlomon and
the sheopmen in Wyoming reached a
climax last week in which l2Uuo
saeep were killed As the story goes
IT seems that the sheep wen had
driven thclr sheep several miles across