El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-03
MANY CATTLE ARE
GOING THROUGH
Arizona, Mexico, New Mex
leo and West Texas Fur
nish Their Quota.

The importation Of cattle from the
Terrazas ranches in Chihuahua. the
passage of much excellent bloOded
stock from Arizona to the winter graz
ING lands Of New Mexico and Texas,
and the shipment of well fed steers TO
Fort Worth and Kansas City markets
have been the chief events in the local
stockyard history during the past 10
days. II is stated on cattle row that
the TerraZas people have $4,000 addi-
tfonaI sheep to be brought to the Amer
lean side as soon as certain details as
to their handling are completed IN
Northern Chihuahua with the Niilistas-
At the custom house the record Of
cattle imported during the past ten
DAYS is as follows: october IS 4S4 neaq
OF cattle for V B. Andreas- OCTOBER -
5O4 head for Richard Keays; October
%. 500 head for V B. Andreas: ltg9
head for V p Andreas; october 80, : )
head for : y Oldham; 1900 head for
V B. Andreas; $40 head for A. Il
Kraft; November /, V b Andreas' SoV
head
sheep ImportationS.
The record of sheep importations
from Mexico is; October p. 4SOO
sheep from Jiminez from G p Mundy
TO G T. Morse: October %, 5000 head
of sheep for Chadwick & company. This
latter shipment of 5000 sheep has since
been hauled to Albuquerque. y NJ,
where the sheep have been placed upon
The movement of Arizona cattle at
the new union stOckyards has been
very brisk during the past week snip
ments TO Kansas City for slaughter
have been 16l head OF Arizona caIIie
for the Double Circle Cattle company
$50 head from Q. E Bates to Kansas
City: sos head from san Simon ranch
in Arizona for J. Parramore, 10 Fort
Worth. Texas
New Union Yards Transfers.
Transfer Of stock for range purposes
through the new union stOclyards are:
For Langrin brothers. ColvO, Ariz, SSI
head TO ranges in Texas CLAY Robinson
& company, Wilcox, Ariz-. shipment Of
1856 head TO Denver and 1853 head 10
west Texas ranges. s R Cox. WILCOX.
Ariz, shipment of 1898 calves to ranches
near Denver Z 6. Snyder, Huachuca,
Ariz.. 324 head Of cattle to Clayton, y.
NJ; +. D. Brandfeld. Huachuca, ArlZ-,
Sos cows and calves to New Mexico
ranges V. B. ADdreas- lOl head or cat
tie from Mexico D. F White Commits
sion company. Magdalena. y NJ. 524
head of cattle. some still In yards and
on market; Gardner Land * Cattle
company. AmadO. AriZ-, CSC head OF
cattle the major portion OF which are
still in the yards: Coggin * company,
Huachuca. Ariz-, csc head to ranges IN
New Mexico Charles Chadwick & COM
pany- 5000 head OF Terrazas sheep sent
to range lands near Albuquerque
At Old Union Yards.
At the old union stOclyards an equal
y heavy movement in cattle has been IN
evidence Most Of this stock is from
Arizona. en- route TO new grazing lands
in New Mexico and western Texas. J.
D. Irwin. brought in on October %, 10
cars of yearlings, and the same day the
Gardner Land & Cattle company had
seven cars: october q. l. 2. Booker
had % cars of cattle and the American
Livestock company 1000 head OF steers.
October 20. the Gardner Land & Cattle
company had seven cars Of so steers,
October IS, Joe Turner shipped 1000
goats from New Mexico TO Barnhart,
Texas October %, the Gardner Land &
Cattle company had Is cars Of steers
Y. B. Andreas. % cars. Al Kraft. Il cars
from Fabens, Texas, being Mexico cat
tie; Y. B. Andreas, 10 cars from Mex
leo: November I. W. r Franklin had
so Hereford bulls from Arizona and
sold them locally to ranchers-