Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1904-06-23
MEXICO COUNTY, THURSDAY. JUNE
No 27 Ortiz Lady; red COW. Calved
July 20, 1902. Bred by NJ Guthrie,
Sold to ] r johnson, Mexico, $50.


| No 27 Ortiz Lady; red cow Calved
July 20, 1902. Bred by N B Guthrie,
Sold to R johnson, Mexico, $50.
| No 2S Ortiz Pet; red COW. Calyed
Aug. I, 1908. Bred by NJ B Guthrie.
Sold to ] M Ward, Of Warrensburg,
s72.50.
No 20 Princess Royal Of Walnut
Grove I'd; red COW. Calyed January l,
1899. Sold to Jack Harrison, of Gala.
way county, sl10.
No30 Ortiz Viceroy; red bull Calv-
ed Aug. 2, 1908. Bred by NJ B Guth-
rie. Sold to Mr.. Conrad. Mokane, $40.
| No 81 Ortiz Alma; red COW. Calyed
July 20, 1902. Bred by M B Guthrie.
Sold 10 B johnson, Mexico, $50.
No 80 Butterfly Of Hazelridge 18th;
roam COW. Calved Jan. 8, 1895 Sold
to w W Pollock, Mexico, 1886.
No 80 Ortiz Bessie; roam COW. Caly-
ed August 10, 1902. Bred by NJ B
Guthrie. Sold TO r L Hartman, Of
Bunceton, sl0o.
| No "a Ortiz Koko; red roam COW.
Calved July 80, 1902. Bred by NJ B
Guthrie. Sold to sP Er.mons, Mex
leo, s15.
No IS Ortiz May Belle; red and
white COW. Calved 7fugust 26, 1901.
Sold to w w Pollock, Mexico, 500.
No 36 Princess Violet Of Ortiz; red,
little white, COW. Calyed June IS,
1908. Bred by NJ B Guthrie. Sold to
Edward Patterson, of Bunceton, $3.50.
No 81 Ortiz Bessie End; roam COW.
Calyed July II, 1908. Bred by NJ B
Guthrie. Sold to r L Hartman,
Bunceton, s142 So
No 3S Violets Valentine 10th; red
and white COW. Calved May Is, 1890.
Sold to John Harrison, Audrain conn-
ty, s10O
No 80 Ortiz Sansparlel Queen. red
COW. Calved Sept. IA, 1908. Bred by
M B Guthrie. Sold to J M Ward, Of
Warrensburg, s65.
No 40 Violet Fourth; roam cow.
Calved March IA, 1898. Sold to Car
ter & Hopkins, Mexico, $500.
No Al May Belle of Chatsworth; red
and white COW. Calved March 20, 1893
Sold to 7 Johnson, Mexico, $3.50.
No AZ Ortiz Violette; red COW.
Calved June /, 1908. Bred by M B
Guthrie. Sold to Carter s. Hopkins,
Mexico, S142 SO.
No 43 Ortiz Violetta 3D. red cow
Calved August 26, 1908 Bred by M
B Guthrie. Sold to Edward Patter-
son, Bunceton, s1O5.
No "A May Dell; red COW. Calyed
March, 1898. Sold to W W Pollock,
Mexico, 500
No As Ortiz May Dell I'd; red COW.
Calyed April 2, 1902. Bred by M B
Guthrie. Sold to 7 Johnson, Mex
| leo, s55.
No 46 Ortiz Fancy; red and white
COW. Calved June 2S, 1901. Bred by
NJ B Guthrie. Sold to W W Pollock,
Mexico, s100.
No 54 Duchess; roam COW. Calved
April 26, 1899. Sold to w w Pollock,
Mexico, $40.
No IS Ortiz Major; red COW. Calv-
ed Sept, l, 1908. Bred by NJ B Guth-
rie. Sold to W It BROOKS, Galloway
county, $50.
OTHER CATTLE SOLD.
The following COWS not belonging
to the herd were also sold
l Jersey milk COW, s27.50, to J r
Brown, Centralia.
l Jersey milk COW, $3.50, to Dan
Roberts, Mexico.
Jersey milk COW, s37, to Roy Cable,
Audrain county.
FINE HORSES 60 CHEAP.
Mr.. Guthrie's stock OF fine bred
horses followed the cattle sale and
brought the following prices:
l yearling mare (by Forrest King)
s7T.50, to w T Brooks, Audrain coun-
ty.
12-year-old mare, $3.50, to Thomas
Crum, Audrain county.
yearling mare tby Forrest King)
s125, TO Jack Harrison, Audrain coun-
ty.
1 yearling mare (by Forrest King)
out of half sister of Rex Mcdonald,
si55, to Alec Carter, Mexico.
l yearling mare 10y Forrest King)
s1e5, to Alex Carter, Mexico.
/ mare years old and colt (by Gray
King) s155, to John Wayne.
12-year-old l filly 10y Lee Grand) dam,
The King, si55, to J W Woodbridge,
Benton City.
22-year-old horse (by Forrest King
sos, to G Fl Dean.
/ yearling horse (by Rex Clay s62.50,
to ] e Knox, Montgomery City.
l yearling horse (by Forrest Kingl
dam, Bessie D, $3.50, to Charles Girls
well, Mexico.
chestnut mare, years old 10y
Artist dam, Black Squirrel, In foal to
Ike, s7750, to J T johnson, Mexico.
fchestnut mare (by Artist in foal
to Ike, $40, to George Deane.
The entire sale amounted to s2O,-
095. so.
NOTES ON THE SALE.
f. B. Harvey, OF Moberly, owner of
the Pines Herd of Shorthorn, attend
ed the sales buying some choice stock.
]. P. Legg, of Legg s. Sons, Calhoun,
Henry county, Kas., who has herd Of
fine Shorthorns on the Walnut farm
In Henry County, was present at the
sale.
Carter and Hopkins, Of this city,
bought number Of fine cattle to put
upon their farm north Of Mexico.
Auctioneer Hartman stated that in
the last year he had sold Shorthorn
cattle in Is states and that this herd
was the finest herd be had been called
upon to knock down in that time.
Among those from Fulton who at
tended the sale were, Nathan Town
send, Robert Rogers and William
Yates.