The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-07

SIS for thom and declares there Is
nothing like the hog and dairy busi-
ness for making money In the Pecos
valley. He is getting twenty gallons
of milk per day from his COWS and
Is buying up more hogs to drink the
skim milk.
a. Y. Larsh. who hiss been feeding
2ipa sheep on the Four Mile near
AFtesiu for several week.. loaded
them out last week for Morris, Kan,
where they will be rested Tor q short
time, after which they VIII be shipped
10 the Kansas city market.
The Hale Cattle company has nlcd
Incorporation papers la the Office of
the state corporation commission
The company's office In at Artcsia,
with L. II. Spcrry agent The com
pany II capitalized al $4,000, divided
into 5000 shares al 81. and begins
with $4,000. The stockholders are;
l.. n Spcrry. Samuel Hale and T. j.
! Luklns. 1000 shares each.
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sheriff Peralta returned from "a
hurried trip To MaEdalcna ana other
New Mexico points last Friday, ssys
the II. Johns (Ariz.l Herald, bring
Ing with him Ambrosio Espinoza and
Juan BOmez. two local boys who dis
appeared on the night Of the i1th.
At the same time the boys departed
la horee .bolonging 90 -Ianario Moreno
Hnd Another belonging to Fellcito
Garcia. as we'll MS a saddle which wns
the property OF Antonio Montanya.
were also m%ystcriously spirited away.
one OF the boys vas captured at Mag
dalena aud the other ear Socorro,
al a little town called Mileta. ms
of the horses was found but the other
was sold. Tho boys have always had
the reputation OF being honest and
hard working and maintain that had
they not been drunk tho accident
would not have occurred. They
waived examination and were re-
4easod under $500 bail each.
The Conconino Cattle Growers as
sociation held "a very good and an
enthusiastic meeting at the court
house la Flagstaff on April LIST. The
meeting was largels attended by rep
resentatlve stOckmcn over the county
and 4 is pleasing Ia note the growing
enthusiasm for corporation and ASSOC
fNNANNN WAN NAANH ahAAtA ~ NNrNAAA
routine OF business. during which the
~treasurcr's report showed "A net bal
ance to the credit OF the association
OF approximately $500. r.. n.
Crabb. president Of the association.
made a short address explaining the
action taken by Arizona cattlemen at
the hearing before the pubic lands
committee In Washington last month,
setting forth the details OF a grazing
bill that could be endorsed both by
cattlemen and wool growers,
col. w. :. Hopewcll came In on
yesterdays coach. lie left this
morning for his Animaa ranch. taking
with him n man TO succeed Frank
Boulware AS manager Of the ranch.
Boulware having recently resigned,
The colonel who IL ACCOMPANIED by
AIR Barney, a cattle buyer from wy
oming, will go TO Hermosa to take a
leOk at his cattle grazing on a thou
sand hllls.-Hiilsboro Free Press.
The first shipment OF cattle 10 arr
rive here this year from Arizona was
brought la today by John Marley.
widely known among Colorado ranch
men, says the Kansas city DroVcrs'
Telegram. Ills consignment consist
ed OF hVe carloads OF steers aud -four
carloads of bulls.
W. a. Land, vice president Of tho
First National bank OF Fort sumner,
received a RAJ containing seventeen
registered Durham, Hereford and
Black Polied bulls, The stock was
bought near Geary, Okla. ana Is an
exceptionally fine looking lot. MT
Land has disposed Of the majority
of the animals 90 local stockmen al
"A very moderate price, as Il Is hli
endeavor to build up the grade OF
stock now la that section.
j. q. Welborn has returned 10 Fort
sumner from Geary, Okla. with d
1 car OF as good bulls as could be
bought In that locality. noted for hns
stock. lie has made the foilowinl
, sales; Jim Brown. two Durhams: ed
gar I.ovelace. one Durham and one
Polled Angus: Harry Mickinson, three
/. Heref0rds; John Echevcrry, i've
Herefords; sam shasteen. one Dur
. ham. lie has several more as good
animals as were ever offered ON thu
market.
! The Lyons a Campbell Cattle com.
. pany h fencing In the land q own