Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-12-20

more eNclusi, Fly on cotton seed cake
To carry their herds through the
winter
The severe winter OF three years
ago. which caught many of our
cattIemcn mapping. has taught them
"a lesson. and now. for many years
TO come. at least. our Cattlemen gen
orally will be better prepared Tor
such I'm emergency. The losses 90
that time perhaps run far up int
six figures In the Panhandle, as I'm
some Instances single herds were re
duccd by hundreds.
Hardly a day passes. even vet.
that there are not a number OF cat
tlcmen hers from distant points IN
the Panhandle and from Kansas ana
other outside States.
Hundreds Jf silos have been crCCt-
ed in the Panhandle during the IElst
feWyears with great profits to the
farmer and ramchman, but as yet this
movement Is comparatively In It's in
fancy here and effect but a very
small per cent o. our cattle.
Cattkc Sales.
Julia Rasseet, VI Crughyton. prosi-
dent of the &C. H." Livestock Com.
pany. sold SOC calves to Bob Brooks
of Tulia. THURSDAY and the same
were delivered Friday
The n. G.. Harding Commission
Company sold 500 two year old
steers Thursday for !. J. Micklc to
Shradcr aud GlascOck, ~ Cedar Vale,
Kansas. and the cattle went out IA"
same day These cattl" were on q
ranch near Wasbburu aud were NOV
ed ~ Kansas The price paid WAS
about SIS. 80 aud the deal amounted
To more than S2l.OoO
Mrs Jones. OF Canadian. sold 1ur
"OX's" Friday 10 T.. - Johnson,
OF Norman Oklahoma. These were
coming three year ulI tcerg aud
brought about So per head. .hc
deal amounting 10 about S3S.'o0.
These cattl, will be- moved tu a
ranch near Alanreed.
Harrison TroWe. ul tlcTotnrl,
| bought 100 -. E." ,clrliUga dutlne
| the week of Rrumncu Br"r, u'
| Claude The price Nus abpu SO
per head The herd will he moved
To a ranch near Nildorado These
cattle were purchased hy Oh" lirum-
NETT Bros only about tNu weeks
auu
! y Hunter OF Clltj". sold 200
,,arlings 90 Judge no1k also of
claude Th, price paid was about
So, per head
George Donaldson. of GrreushJr ,
| Kansas. bought iup hir three year
| old steer. Wednesday Gear Miami.
They we're steers Weighing about
| 600 pounds, or better ana we're
sold by weight bringing probably q
] little better than 81, per hca'. tn"
/ deal amounted 10 about San,0o".
The cattle will be- moved To- q ranch
IN Kansas
Julian Bassett Oi Crosbyton was
receiving the IT" Bar cattle ~ Taho.
ka several DAYS ago about 60 car,
we're sent there to move the herd.
! Tho two train loads included about
800 calves and yearliugs and about
500 COWS These cattle were pur-
chased q few weeks ago
Glasscock and Shradcr of Cedar
Vale. Kansas. bought about l6O biz
three GEAR OLD steers recently ~
Hiram Sweeney. OF Silverton These
were good stuff aud the price II said
10 have been about see per head
The dc1l amounted 10 some s2S,0oD
These cattle will
These cattle viii be delivered
about January
Som, five or six carloads NJ 'h'
Long 80 cattle, the slaughter cattle
we're in the yards here several DAYS
ago.
Thomas . KIRBY and " r Aah.
mead. Of Jericho. are among tho
prominent cattlcmrn seen about III.
hotels here recently
r. l.. Allen. OF Dumas. sold about
Too one. four and five year OH
! steers recently
7. + Burks sold 80 COWS Ia
B,lchum Hugh at about $50 pei
head
Chris Eiscn sold go COWS 10 John
| Wisomau recently
Tom Cohlo RESIDING seven miles
from Ilausford. old 100 calvss al
] H#Ha INNI IIH..'NI ||N'N tn III NNNNNNNIl VII
the same nci"hborboOd
a. y Pv'hian bought about O.,
COWS of g. Bryant iu the DUNES
UyirhhorhoOt
Bob Brook bought 200 calves ~
~ = SAWYER. recently 40 about
$50 go per head This wa o. buncl
uf good Whit. faces aud they woTs
shipped 60 Tulii.
Erct NakoiC. who .ourht the ma
Noialor BUN here ai the time Of m,
Pmhaudl' state Fair .ltor $500
| bouebt registered c1'f o. Heur,
Wi-eman recently Tor tt0o Tho calf
was about eight months old AMI
weighed 900 pounds
RuiId = Concrets Siio unh te'
years ~uarantee 500 l.. y fIesrn al
Brszslton.Pryor Cn 1851