The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1902-09-10
STOCK NEWS.

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bud Tom sold for r. X. Wylie,
of Ballinger, to John Berry, 140
mixed sheep at 1925.
r. F. Tankersley expects to
ship thousand head of fat cattle
from this place within the next
few days.
Feeders For Sale.
Fifty fat, well bred bulls, 5 to
S-years-old. JNo. j. RHODES.
85-2t
Mack Lynn has returned from
Palestine, to which point he took
another car of horses. He will
probably make another shipment
later.
Col. VIM. L. Black passed
through San Angelo yesterday en-
route home from Iowa, where he
had marketed a shipment of
goats.
Cheap Ranch.
% sections, 6 miles S. f. from
Sonora, in 3 pastures; 3 wells,
pump jack, engine, , houses, 4
sections purchased from state,
price So, $50. Apply to,
TAYLOE ~ CoNNELL,
Sonora, Texas. 83-4t.
Booth Lawhon is wearing his
hand in n straight jacket, the re-
suit of some manoeuvres a few
days ago, in which the en-
envy was n yearling steer.
Booth had two fingers broken,
and while he is somewhat handi-
capped his pleasant smile is still
in fine working order.
Land and Cattle for Sale.
Two sections of school land {;
so acres in field, house, windmill,
tank, orchard. Good, smooth
land, plenty fine wood. Also,
$50 good grade, young Short
Horn cattle. Will sell any class
or number of cattle. Will sell
ranch and cattle separate. Ranch
Ii miles southeast of San Angelo.
j. w. CUREToN,
"a If San Angelo, Tex
About Texas Cattle Feeding.
Live Stock Agent Pennington
of the Frisco said there would be
300, 900 Texas cattle in the first
and second feeding this season,
but on account of a scarcity of
full-grown cattle he thinks there
will be large numbers of young
cattle fed, making what is known
as "baby beef" Something like
80, 900 sheep will feed on meal
and hulls in Texas the present
fall and winter for the Fort Worth
market.-San Antonio Express.
Leases a Million Acres.
Roswell, n. M.-The Little.
field Cattle company has leased
100000 acres of Canadian graz.
ing lands and is preparing to
remove its big grade Hereford and
Short-horn herds to the newly &C.
quired ranges. The land was
leased for Il period of twenty years
at cents per acre per annum
which also covers all cattle anC
range taxation. Three hundred
miles of three wire barbed fence
will be built at cost of $50 pei
mile. The first shipment will bt
made next spring when 5000 heat
of cattle and $50 registered Short
horn and Hereford bulls will bt
moved. The process of stocking
the ranch will require seven years
Breeders Should Organize.
The breeding of fine stock il
the Concho country is assuming
such proportions, the number OF
men engaged therein so constant
ly increasing, and the herds be-
coming so large and numerous
shat The Press submits to the
breeders the serious consideration
of the question of organizing g
breeders association. 1t woulc
rebound to the interest of the in
dustry generally, TO that of those
engaged in it individually anG
collectively in various ways. Fol
the lack of such organization the
quality of the fine stock raised
here is not more generally known
and the industry, though thriv'
ing, is not enjoying that pros
perity which possibilities, if prop.
erly developed, have in store fol
it. The Press suggests that
breeders appoint q day to ''get