El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-11-03
IGST0CKYARDS
now ASSURED
Will Centralize Great Live
stock Industry in
FL PaSo.

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Paso viii be abandoned All the rail-
roads entering here viii have trackage
into the FL Paso Union Stock Yards, so
that transfers. including those from
and 10 Mexico will be quickly and
cheaply made.
Expensive and Modern.
The FL PasO yards VIII have a ca
paclty at least equal 10 the yards at
Fort Worth and Oklahoma City. 500
TO 1909 cars daily. and It is likely that
the Il PasO yards will soon outstrip
them in volume Of traffic.
The Fl PasO yards viii be modern
ana standard in every way, sanitary
and perfectly equipped. There will be
IacllItles for loading and unloading
cattle by the tIainload at one time. ex-
actly as IL is done at Chicago and kan
sas CITY. The yards will be paved.
severed, and drained. They Will con-
sutute not only one Of the citys big
gest industries, but one OF its sights
Of greatest interest to visitors
Livestock Exchange.
IN connection with the union stock
yards, the company Will erect a mod
ern exchange office building, where
livestock companies and buyers from
all over the west Will have their office
headquarters A natural sequel will
be the organization here Of a livestock
exchange, only members of which viii
be privileged to trade on the estab-
hshed market as in other important
cattle centers- This will cut out the
-curbstone' brokers and the irrespon-
slples whose devious ways tend 70 in
Jure the market and impair the ster-
ling value OF cattle paper: cattle paper,
properly protected in its issue and
backed by reputable firms, is collateral
Of unsurpassed stability, and the or
ganiZation here OF a livestock exchange
will result in making a large volume
OF this paper available to southwestern
banks for profitable handling.
CentraliEes Industry Here.
The Il Paso Union Stock Yards pro-
ject at present involves no packing
house project or feeding project But
doubt it will tend to centraIize
the cattle industry still more surely
in Fl Paso, and by attracting the in
terest and investment OF the big cattle
men of the west, this undertaking Will
certainly result in important collateral
developments as time goes on.
Cattlemen call attention to the fact
that Fl Paso is the logical outlet for
the cOttonseed Of the Torreon district
IN Mexico, which; fed in connection
with our valley alfalfa, ought to help
build up big feeding industry here.
AS the valley develops, more hogs will
be raised, and upon the hog industry
and It's development really depends the
chance Of establishing successful pack
ing plants here.
Not Necessary to Feed.
By the way, Morris & Co. have just
begun to buy cattle in this market for
shipment direct TO the killing plants
owned by the company; most OF the
stock bought for killing. without the
usual process Of sending TO feeding
grounds in the north for fattening,
comes out OF Mexico at present
Who They Arc.
The articles Of Incorporation Of the
Fl Paso Union Stock Yards company,
which have Just been filed with the /
secretary Of state at Austin. show that I
the incorporators are Winfred n. /
Pence. S A Tulloch. Thomas r. Buck
nam, Harry A Timmins and Norman 6. /
Collins
S. A Tulloch. who is at present man
lger Of the FL Paso Stock Yards COM /
pany, which operates the Santa Fe I
ards, SAID today The cattlemen and \
commission men and all interested in /
he livestock industry have long felt 4
he need OF union stock yards in FL /
2asO.
a great many cattlemen who have /
liked the way we have handled their /
business IN the Santa Fe yards. have /
Urged upon US again and again that !
We should build a union yard and /
give the industry a fair chance TO /
row. IL IS for this purpose that the
u Paso Union Stock Yards company i
s formed.
We have secured part Of the Cotton 4
-dditlon and on it will build a modern
itock yards plant. with the very best /
acllltes Tor quick handling Of live /
took We VIII have dehOrning chutes !
md dipping watts for cattle and also for 4
heep, and viii have an exchange |
,uilding so that all those interested in
ne INDUSTRY may have offices at the /
ards Every facility will be given 1