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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-09
TODAY'S
E S
SATURDAY. MAY ..
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Boston. o; New York. 2.
Club n. II. n.
Boston .... 600 OOO 600 = 1
New York go. 600 O00 200 II 2
Batteries 49, Tyler and Whaling;
Mnthcwson and Meyers.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-09

Fresh Jersey cows and heller
calves for saie. Phone 1855 or 1890.
french's Dairy old Albuquerque. n.
Al.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-09
-. Louis. s. Cleveland q.
Washington. 2.


Philadelphia col OlO O21-5 . l
Washington e.. 0i0 0OO 0Oi-2 s 3
Batteries - Myckon and Lapp;
shaw and Henry.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-09
The HERALD Want Ads get
the best results.
400 LATE DO Classify


BOARD and room with Rlecpina
porch, s22 W Marquette.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-09

GAMES TOMORROW
NntopeI league.

National Icaguc.
Piitshurgh az Chicago.
cincinnati al -. Louis.
Amfrican Ifaguc.
"a. Louis at Cleveland.
Detroit az Chicago.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-09

Five years & FTek Clarke was
TO quit and new he's leading
the Pirates for tho hfteenth year.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-09

lack Barry the Athletics short
stop viii be- out Of the game for at
least two weeks longer ne a result
of the spikinE he received during the
recent Washington series.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-09

whatever the world tour may have
done FOR the other players. Waiter
Levefenz. the 81. Louis Browns
soujhpaw, certainly has been thrown
off his stride Leverenz reported
after the tour with his arm in poor
shape. lie has not been able to &c;
In condition and Hickey does not be-
licve he will be able to use him for
two weeks.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-09

The ease Of Evers is unusually in
teresting Though regarded as a
baseball t%aciioian aeesnd TO Maolt.
possibly. ball players in general VIII
tell o hat the crab viii never at
lain success IN a managerial capacity.
The explanation IN effect In that
he IL temperamcntally unfit, too high
strung and too prone To caustic and
crushing criticism.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-09

Connie Mack has released Baker
90 the Reading Tri-State team.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-09

"Heinie" Wagner. the Red SoX
shortstop. Is out OF baseball FOR good.
Wagner has been suffering from
was placed In "A plaster cast, which
vas removed the other day. hut ne
was still unable 10 use u and IL has
given up hope OF regaining his play
ing form.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-09

Veteran American league pitchers
have learned hat with "A man on see
ond or third, especially II the game
is tight, u IL as bad 10 have Barry up
as Baker.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-09

As a shock-absurher. we will has
ten 90 state that this Baker IL a
pitcher.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-12-10
THE TRAGEDY or NOTHING TO
90.

Not long ago a rich woman was A..
rested In Chicago for stealing. and
this WAS her excuse: "fhe most
wretehed. the most absolutely tobe-
pitied human being on earth IL the
woman wlsh nothing to do. believe
I'd steal and burEle and set ere TO the
police station, or do anything else un.
der the shining sun 70 keep myself
from being bored 10 death.
I'D rather scrub floors for a living.
and 20 home al night 90 tired could
hardly climb the steps to my attic
with my little dollar and a half Of
honest money jingling IN my good red
hand. than 10 cit all day long with
the gnasing devil OF idleness eating
my heart out and driving nae 70 mad.
/ mesa"
steai7 ! should think she would
steal or commit arson. or get Up ex.
petitions 10 the North pole or so down
IN diving bells or up IN balloons. or DO
anything on earth 20 get something 10
10 think Of besides her own little silly.
unintsresting. useless self. shouldn't
youH
Isn't II pitiable 70 see 20 many PEG
pie in the most glorious country IN
the world. where 10000 opportunities
and unlimited resources are awaiting
honest endeayor. Feh0ring 20 all sorts
Of devices for diversion. just 10 drive
away enBul. Just 70 keep themselves
from going mad.
Think Of the rich people givinI
monkey dinners and squanderinl
money like water on ali sorts Of fool
ish things. resorting 20 All sorts o.
demoFAlizing practices. diSslpating
and wasting time. LIES most precious
capital. just because they have moth
lnS TO do--lust because they Do 10
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-12-10
KAISER KEPT EYE ON BANKS
Told President Of Relehsbsnk . Year
Ago to Be Ready for
Trouble.

Paris.--The Temps says II is a fact
which ls we'll known 10 French inan
elers that q year ago the kaiser sum
moned the president OF the Reichs
bank and asked him:
In case 3 grave international 20
litieal event should arise tomOrrou
would the German banks be able 10
pay their depositsf'
The president replied that such an
event would mean bankruptcy The
kaiser then said:
well, arrange ~ 20 that II ] ask
you the same question soon you will
be able 70 give me a different answer. "
The president Of the Imperial bank
mas ever since insisted that the Ger
man banks kept an active watch on
their liquid Rssets At the beginning
OF June be eOnvoked the represents
lives OF the great financial establish
ments Of Berlin 70 rsDqind them u
this necessity.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-12-10
Mhn. Maksa J ana Pepulan

Every glrl has the perfectly naturaA
desire 10 be popular with the other
asx. and every Girl ID Interested In
knowing the aecrat Of such popularity
Some girls have the idea that the way
10 have q good time Ia 70 break away
from the recognised rules Of social
life, The free-and.eany. reckless type
OF girl may receiye good deal Of
attention OF = certain kind, but u IL
safe to say that men 90 not really
care for such girl Certainly they
do not have any respect for her They
may enjoy q summer iiirtation with
her, but such q girl never antera seFt-
egsly into their thoughts. The Elfl
who Ii kind and thoughtful 20 her par.
entA ia the girl whom they admire.
The girl who Ii diareapeetful 20 her
parents win not long retain the ~.
spect OF others. Men know very we'll
that a girl who deeeivea her mother
cannot be trusted, A good daughter
has IN her the making Of good wife,
and man remembers this when he
beglna 10 think seriously of mAtEt
mony --Laalis'n.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-12-10

have 10 WORT Tor : nvlne. because
somebody else has done the work toa
tAem. Just as though al that ilfe
meant was t. provide Tor the eating
and drinking. the housing Of our
bodies and Indulgence In lax-riea-
A steady occupation - mans great
life prenerveF. without whica. 4 he IL
able 70 work. be cannot possibly keen
from a fatal deterioration
Our powers were given No for exer.
else. for achievement and II not used.
man cannot long remain man. He
win soon dwindle back to the brute.
Mans chief purpose In hfu. the
great object OF his existence 10
achievement He was made to do
thingn. and idianeas IA fatal paralysis.
The moment we divert anything
planned. made TO serve particular
purpose. We ruin H.
A watch was made 10 keep time,
That was ita aole purpose and object.
and u We attempt TO use Il tor any
other purpose We rob Il Of Its power.
When this woman was asked why
she stole. abe said nhe had noGhihk
else on earth 10 do. When ah@ was
young Eirl ahe picked up ring on
the street and gave Il 20 little boy
with 'the most glorious rcd hair" aha
said. that ever famed" = knew
whose ring II was. but made myaelr
think ! didn't know. and then after
ward when the red.halred boy 500 in
trouble nay mother pinned plaeard
On my back. and made me wear 4 to
school TOR q whole week Of misery,
The word thief IN large letters was
wFitteR on the plaeard, and ! thought
should die before the end Of thu
week hut | did not die. lived 70
hate the word thief worse than any
other word in tho English language. !"
And yet, IN spite Of all tails, q life Of
idleneaa induced her 10 steal for a.
veraion.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-12-10

OF all the witty things said OF writ
ten BY Mark Twain no phrase has
been quoted oftener than bis reply to
an alarrnist report. "Rum0F Of my
death greatly exaggerated" The his.
tory OF this now celebrated bon mot
win doubtless be Of interest Mark
Twain was on . visit 10 London some
years ago, and had been secured as
the chief guest ~ . dinner 70 be
given By q literary club On the
morning Of the day when the dinner
was 10 take place the secretary was
shocked 70 hsar Tumor that Mark
Twain had died suddenly. Al his
Wits end. be sought 20 verify II b. =
diplomatic note 20 Mrs, Clemens. In
which he mentioned tbs FumoF.
Mark Twain got hold Of the note and
telegraphed the nov famous reply.
'Rumor Of my death greatly eHaE-
gerated" Prom After Dinner
Stories" By n. G. Fowler, Jr.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-12-10

In the Life Of Won Moiske" b. his
nephew. the feld marshal. We read
that az ninety be had among his favor
10 books Treitnehke's "0srman His
tory Of the Nineteenth Century and
Rybsis Foundation Of the German
Empire In his travel diaries be
writes tcornfuily Of the British.
whom be complains Of meeting ever.
where--"Peeth. On the yacht there
we're " travellers. Of course some
EnElishmen among them. They seem
as indispensable as tbs salt 10 our
food, though they 90 not aiwAys sea-
Hon society. The English
men kept 10 themselves playing
chess OF q party Of Americans be
met on = Danube river boat he writes:
aAlbion's stspaons airs not ven amt
hble II the Yankee tuTus out thns
after having travelled all over ka-
rope. hou diaASFssaee must as - e
hOmsl"
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-12-10
val,,a y "a aold Man. >

How about the "old man" and the
apprentice3 have always felt ana
commended in my work that the "oid
man." az be IL ailghtingly referred To-
has q place IN industry. His expert.
snce IL valuable He can be used 90
trainer and coach. He may not be
fast. but he IL sure. lie may, on the
other hand. prove 10 be- both ekiilfnl
and rapid on certain work. Al any
rate, for the sake of hin past services
don't turn him adrift II he In too old
and cannot work pension him. II be
can work and out what IL best for
him 20 do and giyS him q schedule
with a sufficient allowance added
thereto 20 justify him IN containing
20 DO bis best. Y won't cost much. "
anything. The apprentice should also
have an allowance added 70 his ached.
nls that win warrant him In exerting
himself The apprentice, the average
mechanic and the "old man" win have
different wage rates. 10 there IL little
likelihood Of . clash on account Of
bonus earnings Engineering Maya.
zine.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-12-10

Flight Lieut.. Il. L. @. Mark Of the
British army has been made q CT .
panion OF the Distinguished Service
order for his part In the aeroplans
attack on the German airship shed At
Dusseldorf. His machine Was hit five
times.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-27


her" and it is r.. 10 much 10 cay
there win ha. 10 be a further
advance IN mo cen Ing renters be-
fore a profit .u ocn ON today's
l'N "'9's D" eeuonH
Whittier d. OBJ. ket tending is
the qeesiiou as... moro and more
can we afford I. todly's prices
Tor wool ,"us.a. al what price,.
wool and tops ..r imported from
V''l' on o4s morino
l'I fdlnE lu nur ca-
N''" ni''I. are 900 pence
price This
"''N landed duty
u-th '.'h ~ cents or
'he 'i... CURED basis on
H. '','.'s 20 seh OHIO de-
trnDt d, tb,
woods on t.l,,.
" N'.-' 'H the street re-
$3.50 TOPS out OF
ID offered by n
lgiiFh house az
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-27
STEER A SHOWS
MORE ACTIVITY IN
KANSAS CITY

Etn.ts city Stock Yards. NAV s5.
street trade began to show more
activity l1-t Wednesday. and "a part
of the early lussps OF the week were
reclaimed boz the last days. Butcher
grades participated but stockcrs aud
feeders dragged To- the close. and fin
ish'd weak Go "a quarter lower. q
feature az the wards last week was
the annual visit on TUESDAY. o. mem
beers Of b senior class Of the de-
p1ttm"nt 81 animal h~ushandry, OF the
Kansas state Agricultural college B,-
o.pts today are only 5000 head and
beef grades are strong Co 40, higher
NenFllng steers and h'ifers roe Coz Ir'
hightr. Some middle weight steers
Lis lbs. average sold nt &gl5 here
today. Al a recent meeting ct Luz
.trrnatIoual live Stock show directors
30 was decided Co bar steers @ years
old and over from competition in car
luad CLASSES This publicly marks tho
passing ~ tho big weight animals.
Fed 'ulprtdos stopped al $500 TODAY.
Same notch ln which the sume cattle
sold "a week ago. North Texas and
oklahoma fed sttcrs sold Gen the quar-
uuiIne division here TODAY az $500 to
Sh.-e. Stuckers ard feeders are
stronger today. Feature are the exc
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-27

that state ls being cleaned up steadily
Hnd medium wuoia are held firmly 40
2i 90 q ccutF lY Illinois offerings
are NOT SET heavy bort for quarter aud
ihf.o-,.shth- local dealers want 90
cents
I'm the far west prices arc gradual
y ~haIdcuius also IN Montana 10
cents aud better has been paid for
mculuW wool aud reports are current
mar as high as 20 cents has been
paid, already a; least This price
has been offered.
Ia Wyoming ls Go 10 cents has
been paid for the best ClIpl % equal
prices are prevailing in the Triangl,
Little wool ts loU in Nevada. aud
practically nothing loo Utah.
IN oregon the mills are reported as
less active THE past week but fine
woods arc being taken hy the dealers
al close 60 81 cents clean landed bnsis.
Local dealers are taking most OF the
wool that is left in California. paying
around "a cents for the best clips
Wool b accommodating Do the central
markets in Texas. q Attie a. months
w : has already been purchased FOR
"a men inc price o. hnid tu rave farlcd
from ~ 20 lAha cents. Aside from
the early contracts but little has been
done in NoW Mexico and Colorado.
Al told nearly throc-quartcrs of
the territory clip has probably PASSED
out of first hands.
European Markets Steady-There
has zee nd spurt ga the trade either
in England on on the Continent since
the close or the auctions Ia London.
SpinncTs ana are stll slow
90 give PARTICULAR and business has
Ia some quarters been a little draggy
perhaps
sydney on London Partly mid
season sale of $4,000 bales was held
at sydney this week. Selections were
not what b. generally considered suit
able for this market although Il Ia
reported r0ric WOODS we're taken foI
t'H b a Prices are rcpertod 5
Co 40 pur cent ote. the precedinF sale
nt that place ana iuliy on a parity
with London.
The Goods Mafket-Little new IL
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-27

hoard with reference a. the New
f'rk goods market Duplicate orlrr.
sr'W 90 DEE coming in moderately velI
WITH b advent of tine warmer
weather but buyers arc mach d.s.U-
'hn'd to pay the advanced ratea until
actually forced tn do DO $50 further
advance are reported 900 th. part of
manufacturer although thr latter
s4' they ARC amply UI.fIncd In Ono
liFht ~ current wool rrice-
Domestic Wool
sales of domestic wool have been
hrgely 0f new t%srrItor.ce fuf which
the clean value has changed uut uttIo.
10 anything, however being slightly
dearer.
ohio Flcccc-A little Ohio quarter
blood has nocn sold lt 1s aud az @ .
cents while "a moderate quantity uf
old thrce-cighths brought nearly %
cents Hn the hasis cot current rates
BOO the country, however those prices
VIII undoubtedly Pee advanced
Michigan Little or mo- business of
moment 10 reported lucali3 m Mfchi-
san woods this week Prices aro firm
ou o. panty with the rates demanded
for ether wool of similar -chnrnct,ris-
tirs
Missourl-Phnadelphia mills ore
reported to hc keen buyers in the So.
Louis market for the small Quauti-
tics II wool that arc noW cunning ga
that center. For quarter and three.
cishths blood cowbing and Clothlns
woods, 2ih 10 25ts cents b. asked.
depending upon condition. For CONF
mon and braid, dealers are ASKING 22
cents A moderate quantity 81 quar-
ter and t"hrcr-cightha grades hts been
sold.
Pulled Wool-pemnnd Tor pulled
wool Boz the grease has not teen heavy
this week Some staple wools ur,
Hthi Offered but they are Few and Oar
between Az suitable FOR comhine
purposes are held at 40 cents in the
grease Lamb woods are offered on
the basis noted "a week ago. but man
ufncturers are not anxious buyers M
the prices asked nRncly sb To- 3s
cents.
Terrltory-sales Of the new terr
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-27

.traordinary demand for high class
atuDk'is and D. comparatively small
nuWI,f ut fnli EIul coming the Doc.
.t'f I UI.tumHr" condition at this s.I.
.un Best siu,koft aoll up TO Ns.ga.
fair eco good sass tY s1.15. feeders up
Co. o.. prI., about IIkp 90 year ago
Hog uUNs Was UutrIsh today. uI-
uO.H aud Iowa shippers celebrating
tho close nf thD corn planting season
with De- run oi ot 600 h.ud ut Chicago.
.Thut WAS enough tD f,Wuf ul spring
from tho market and insert icalsu
weights instead and sil,. her, Worg
largely Zoe lower receipts 5000. top
AN&I ~. bulk ut sales $50 tu g, 20.
Local prices arc only ll cent. uu
dor hIDHgu today and prices horc
nro running CONSIDERABLY above up
river points although weight. since.
%" first Of the year Htrr.s, 200 lhs
lighter p'r head than at 80, Joseph.
30 lbs. lighter than ut omaha
Heavy hogs therefore. sell exception
all' woli hero.
sheep and lambs have lost their
bloom. particularly lambs. which arc
off 10 TO % cents today. best sprirrs
S.. 20. Sheep are holding up better.
clipped TcNAs ewes at &b.a5 and
wcthcrs at a. 90 today. weak 60 go
cents lower Goats are steady. somr
hrushcrs at Fi.tu today, close to o.
record price and ut goats worth
around $3.50. Receipts are 1900 Goo.
day and contain uo irft-class wooded.
tuiorudus, which are quotahic round
$500. J. 4 RtCKAIiT
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-27
SAYS COWBOY IS
STILL A LIVE
FAC TOR
General Live Stock Agent of
Union Pacific Declares Cat
tie Business Bigger and Bet
ter in New Mexico than ever


Special Dispatch 60 Evening -serstdI
santa Fc, ~. N. Mtt gt-Thut The
cowboy % the steer are iu nee imm,-
didtc danger OF being relocated exc
clusiNcly Geo the pages of fiction AND
movie screens and that ON the ,l.-
trtry the pair ar, likely 10 pla, ID
moro and more important part lu lIc
Industrial life OF Sew Mexico. De- the
statement made here today hv scott
huNlF the veteran general live stock
agent oi the Union Pacific railroad
VINO ls boa santa FC la course of uu iu-
spcction OF the grazing districts Ut
the state.
MT. Davis has oeen at III F.aso for
some time where nc has been super
Nisiug the shipping OF thousands OF
head Of Mexican cattle being brought
INTO tho United states and shipped 10
grHzing districts along the onion pac-
me. lie has been pretty much all over
the state.
New Mexico" said Mr. Davis to-
the Herald correspondent TODAY. "tud
It's n-cighboring states have vast areas
which aEc always going TO bc srtziug
country They are uttDd for nothing
else and they are dcsl.ucd by uutur
for big herds Of cattle and sheep. Tho
doom OF the cowboy ana the death
kuell ~ tho steer are "a long WAY uu.
ard tho twain are likely 10 continue
100 plag "a very important part iu your
industrial lif, for AN indefinite period
only change Is iu The c%hartrtcf q
the steer. He has Loses horn and MOI.
meat BE b. q better, heavier animal,
and his grade, ! am happy 60 say. s
Improving very rapidly. Better bulls
are being used an over the New Me-
icu range. only recently more thar
e. 600 Hereford bulls were contracted
fur delivery lu Denver for distribution
over the southwest country
tn, Improvement 90 the grade is es-
po.IHI'E notable .u the Grant and Luna
county districts where a. SPLENDID.
steer Is ruw being Produced. 20
cattle industry has far % go and wiz
always Doe one 90 your greatest rc,-
,nuo ~prudu.rfs. ID ls ou 90 better,
moro solid and business like basis toe
day than otyr before
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-27
EARLY BUYING HAS
CLEANED JEMEz
COUNTRY
Prices are Good and Cattle
Which Will Be Moved This
Year Have Gjne 0ut;
Heavy Rains in the Big
Hills. -



'uHt =. 81, Mas FLOR ih. first
time iu several years May rains tro
lcsscullE tine er,at hro danger 300 this
plrt OF tho JcWtl forest Tho section
huf been visited ny two heavy rains
ln th, past wees. end up Ores have
been reported from the lookout stt-
tUur
Airs Nelson Of Blue Water csmc in
ON the stage thv last OF m, week Tor
% visit with her daughter. Mrs. Jas.
D. Hatch.
Many cattle mon have visited TINS
~'"WtuuHIlt Boo the past few DAYS. but
few hiL sales have been made. Prices
ufo good hut early huNluE hiss about
tIrautd up the available took. Tine
T. A. Misru round uU la about finished.
Ihss VIII h, followed hy "a round up
hl the EuukrT brothers and thc TRULY
OUTFIT Catuc nave suffered hy iho
heavy winter Dut feed rs now good ana
30 ls believed tusi Ihe iu-- n.lI not be-
fr heavy MS at urz. reported.
MI. Hud MR. Read uI FaIuIfH ranch
nfH spending ID tcN ua .u A'bu-
uu'fIa', UH business .ud pleasure
bent.
t0llioF MAKO Gustd Il-,npc.
An .uftr'.i.uE HNf ri news concern
los fnr Dll.tf '.lNrr escape some two
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-27
LIVESTOCK.
News and Gossip of the
Range in New Mexico

Grant county castillo mon shipped
bead oft tf',fH from ~Iuriaburg
last wednesday Iud % 700 head Nou-
tft. IH. stock vas purchased U.
JHmcs IhlIp. Tor Denver parties.
% 800. moved tH Colorado.
g. O. rrudc of Hope. 81 N. dcil..
'i'l % h'.d uf .curIrs- 90 O. I,os
W'i buyer ll-t week. CO. f'a Do round.
Tho ttud, cattle at, Whit, faces and
considered exceptionally good stuff
ron and white of Hope drove 2Oh
bead Vi stvors across Dnuutry to gus-
M'll iH.t week. where thps wore
bought up Ton 90 largo shipment being
si'hcd up Dog Toxins buyers.
William 3d. Bartlett OF tho famous
N'fmtIu ranch bob CaiiaN county. BEL
d,sIruus Of Improving th, breed al
COLLAR county horses and 90 this end
Dol offering 1t a nominal price the
service ut hIs fuur Zine stations which
Include "a French Coacher. q IIambcl-
touiau trutuuE and two saddle si1i-
Ions.
From th, Iilisboro. sierra county
Free Press The cattle ponpI, from
thc upper county. Including UIllsbufo.
shipped about eleven hundred head
"t stc'rs. which are for various points
ia Colorado.
Tom WodEewood one OF Tho guut
kings ut Sierra county who has
ranches on the TrujlIlo and TERRA
Blanca creeks. l"n ou Tuesday Win
about fifteen hundred head 81 goats
Tor various points iu the state OF
Iowa.
Nunn and Latham will shin about
fNNF. an r1nuNu sF Nf.url ga. ca
urday These steers are for parties
in Colorado. The shipment Of live
stock from osccola this spring VIII
r'tch nearly "a hundred thousand dot
lars boa value.
Latham BROKERS report having had
"a Tine laiubing season They are
now iu the midst 81 their shcaring
season aud expect Go nnish up some
time early next week. Thcv have had
some offers Tor their wool and OK
poet Co sell on the grouud instead Of
shipping The wool.
The Boston Commercial bulletin.
reviewing wool range conditions in
tho states. says: a correspondent
writing from East Las Vegas. n. NJ.
on May is, states that the pastoral
conditions have been unusually good
there this yea and that iambing has
been very good, about % per en. OF
the lambs being saved. shoaring has
not yet begun but VIII show a fine
zip when u comes off The sheep. No
business has been done. cxcnp. for
a few early contracts at 10 - t. u.
- cents.
several hundred mead of sheen wc~o
frrried across the river al Fruitland.
san Juan county, Wednesday and
Thursday. 4 row boat Was used. in