The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-06
News and Gossip of the
Range in New Mexico

workmcu have finished q modern
steel and cement dipping plant ior
1911 Elliott AZ his ranch forty miles
down the Pecos from Fort sumner
last week. The n Is 80 feet long
and Mae feet deep.
An Irrigation pant Is being estab.
lished on the Bar u ranch IN the Fort
Sumner district.
W. =. Wallace. lately OF FlHsstan.
Arizona. has bought a ranch near
Fort summer which he h now stock
ing with cattle.
J. -. Welhorn last week sent thru 20
hlooded Durham bulls TO farmers near
fabian.
\ valuable Pcrchoron stallion,
Bahamas. belonging to Dick Polk at
M~c'rOse. died last week of pneumonia.
The horse cost Polk $500 and is 4
heavy loss Ia him as the insurance on
the animal mad been permitted To
lapse thirty days before.
Richard DcGrafscurled was IN Fo-t
Sumner from his ranch ON the Yeso
last, week and bought $50 head OF
high grade cattle from W. II, Land.
the Fort sumner banker and stocS-
man.
Loco Is said To De doing serious
damage to horses In the Jicarllla dis
trict OF Lincoln county. Several AMI
mails ARE reported to have died,
-
;. l.. and Earl Ncthcriin Of near
Duncan. delivered q bunch ~ one AMI
two year old steers to Russell Bird
at Roswell last week.
Livestock men Of Torrance county
| organized an association at Estanci,
last week Among those who signed
| tn, charter membership roll are q
T.. Burns \ Abbott 4. A. nine. -.
p Heal. -. e.. Keen. j. NJ Spruill. e..
q. Lovcall, - : smith. Neal Jcu,ou,
r.. l. Garvin, &. A. Burrus. -. NJ.
short. u. !. Finley, g. a. Brown, n.
4. kIsor, ]. y. Shirley. 49, W. Means.
O. ". BAY.
wi ANlf W WV hAA Nf'NNA 'Af'N
| country. ave miles north from town,
brought In i've car loads of cat'.y
from Mexico. on Tuesday .-Hillsburu
Free Press.
Latham and Nunn brought IN two
car loads at Mexico cattle ON Satur-
day They were In charge OF Eddt.
Sum, who is now branding hem
Hillsboro Free Press
j.. 4 Mathews purchased a bunch
ct calves from D. II. Buie this wees
Although the present price NJ cattle
seems high, buying rs brisk. ana n'
one can tell where h viii stup-ClI.
Wis Juuf nai
Harry r. KING. rcprcser tirg "a.
Henry SpcTry-BcrTy cattle company
Of Kansas city. WAS ln Dcming las.
week 10 arrauge Tor h shipment uI
1000 cattle recently bought hy the
company from cattle raiscrs of Luu.
county The cattle are aIl I've an,
tour years old and the average pri"
was $50 per head. Mr.. Kin hold'
contracts for the delivery ui the cat
he az Demiur not later than june Z
lie b. also making "a thorough Iu-pe'
ton OF several herds of attic boo Lun.
and Grant counties FOR the purpose %
securing another large shipment som'
time In the early ftll.
cattle Inspector T. a. Tucker wa
AT prugrande Tuesday Co inspect
large shipment Of cattle which hu.
been bought rs John snyder, of Tui'
rosa, ~ o. n Lee and Mr Mcllrath
-Alamogordo News.
Gray aud Hickman and }. % e.
sery sold q two year old steers q
Nebraska parties aud loaded them 70
the Carlsbad pens saturday. PRO
paid was $50 around. Geo william
g. q. Lucas. Albert Johnson Wood
Tunis ana RAIDER Bros had steers D.
the same shipment.
Il is estimated that for hnancin
the spring movement Of stock Gait.
T. from Texas. New Mexico and Arizon
\ 10 the pastures OF oklahoma an
o. kansas and the maturing districts a
r the northwest about $50, GOO. 600 b. r.,
o. qulred, most of the money being fui
j. nlshed by capitalists OF Chicago. Ne
+ York and Boston. somewhere aroun
E ' 225. 000 head Of cattle VIII 20 Co kaf
sue and Oklahoma pastures aud abos