The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-07-05

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Carlsbad last week shipping steers
lie disposed Of his holdings Of Mex.
lean cattle at f35 and before return.
Ing to the ranch bought 100 head OF
yearling heifcrs.
s. Gordon has bought the interests
OF Paul McClenathen In the ranch and
stock NJ Last Chance, Eddy county.
McLenathan is looking for a new To-
cation.
Armstrong and company who
bought the Tom Ross ranch at
Knowles. Eddy county. have brought
1900 head OF cattle from Midland,
Texas. to partially stock the ranch.
Sanford W Jaqucs, a well known
north Arizona wool grower. sold his
wool clip at Hoibrook last week to
a. Vendcaft Of Pofton at % ccEts.
AT the same time he contracted his
lambs FOR November delivery at GA
cents.
The navajo. Arizona county wool
growers association viii hold It's an
nual meeting In Holbrook tomorrow,
July 9Th.
McKccnan and Hardin Of the ella
river and the Highland cattle COM
pany. shipped u traiuload OF cattle
from Lordsburg Wednesday 10 Texas.
Tho cattle brought an average Of S3l
"a head.
W. n. Woods, the Jcnrs people and
the Jones ranch, cattle men OF
, orange. Otcro county. contracted
J 1000 head Of ones. twos IA thrccs
! FOR delivery this month. during the
week. The prices repotrcd are $3.50,
$3.50 and Sib. The cattle win DO
gathered at orange ana driven to
Van Horn for shipment.
Pclarlo and Lcandro Casaus. quad
ulupc county sheep men. finished
shcariug last week The heaviest wool
crop they ever produced.
O.. n. Armstrong Friday M Roswell
sold 200 head OF two ard three year
old steers 20 Walker brothers.
w r. blluu lhsl Mftk NullVtd ~
Kansas City from Fort sumncr a car
of beef steers said boy local men to
be the best ever sent from hat sta
ton.
Bruce Conner ana his mother Of
Artcsia last week sold most Of their
cattle to c.. a. scllmcrry and John
Tanning. The deal was FOR $500.
The Bell ranch last week received
IA herd Of real bunalos from the
Frank Rockefeller ranch near Pratt.
Kansas. Tho herd consists OF two
COWS, two calves. one yearling bun
and "a yearling hoifcr. Tho animals
! will be kept ia q pasture by themselves
where II Is expected they viii thrive.
when thcy were taken from the train
at TucumcaTi they were %appHronrly
very gentle, but when once pat on the
range their Wild instincts returned.
and Il COX three cowpunchers three
DAYS To drive them to the pasture ten
miles away.
Frank Wood OF Aztec has sold 800.
head OF cattle he purchased In So
zorro county "A short tinic ago, 20
sam Johnson 81 Dolores for a N
| sidcration Of about 10000. lie
drove them through last week.
Tho Gandcrgln brothers OF Anna
/ rillo, Texas, have made "a fortunate
purchase in the acquisition Of $500
ycarlinEs and 1000 cows from the
Bell ranch Ia New Mexico at tt2.50
md $1,000 respectively. The COWS
viii not all Doe used for breeding pur-
poses. AK some of them have about
outlivcd their usefulness In this line
Of cndcavor. but they will fetch con-
siderable above cost and c%arriago OF
tho grass in the fan.
A $2S,0OO cattle deal was closes nj
Roswell last week by the Rhca-Whitc
Ranch company. Eight hundred
range COWS have been purchased from
Tccl brothers and the white interests
VI Hope AT an average price Of S35
each. Tho CONS viii Dee placed on the
ranges OF the Rhct-White company
IN the Hope district. Tho Bhen-
White company has sold its wool
clip. amounting to over 10000 pounds
to Jack Saltcr who represents a large
firm In Boston. The price paid vas
Ie1N cents per pound This IS the
largest clip sold so far this year..
Denver Field ana Farms says: Me-
rluo wool is as staple us bread and