The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-05

ing TO dispose Of part Of his herd be-
fore winter comes
Tho conditions are most excellent
at Tiaban, according TO Mr.. Tyson.
Plenty OF good grass for winter and
the ranches are we'll stocked with cat
tie.
Springer Times: The Farmers De-
yelopment company purchased the
home herd OF cattle from Narciso
Abreu. II will be received by the
Farmers company early In october
and os held on pasture In the valley
for n few weeks.
Portales News; Mccall brothers
last week sold their calf crop to Hun
ter and Aoker Of Elida. at a price said
to have been nearly $40 per round.
There was something like forty In the
bunch. all last springs calves. In
the herd the McCulls bought IA few
weeks ago from Tom Regain OF CLOVIS
about ten calves have been born.
Holbrook. Arizona, News Seven
ears OF yearling steers were shipped
from Holbrook this morning TO the
Wyatt livestock company at Denver.
They were purchased this week by
Harry Jamifon buyer for that COM
pany. Among the sellers were Geo.
W. Hennessey. Frank Wallace. j. W.
Richards. J. T.. Richards. and Fred
Randall. Jack Jolly accompanied
the shipment and will visit relatives
In Denver before his return.
4 correspondent at In Mesa in the
Mesilla valley writes: ~. x. Han
mum, OF a Miguel community, has
Just received a herd OF twenty fine
blooded Holstein cow and a bull.
These animals came from Iowa and
through In fine shape.
W. q. McNary. Of the Chamberino
community brought down from Las
Cruces a small herd ~ fine milk cows
which he bought from one OF the sew
eral car loads OF blooded cattle re-
Gently shipped 10 that point from
Wisconsin n Minnesota.
silver city Enterprise: Incorpora-
ton papers have been filed boy the
Doolittle Ranch and cattle company,
with headquarters at Dwyer, Grant
county. Tho capitalization Is 500
900. Of which $4,000 is paid In. q. NJ.
Doolittle IN named statutory agent,
The company is also incorporated un-
der the laws Of New York. II has its
ranch three miles northwest Of Dwyer.
Hlllsboro Advocate: Two hundred
and ATTY Mexican cows came In fur
the $. L. g. company last week. They
were branded at the Carpenter ranch,
Hillsboro Free Press: sheriff Ken
dahl returned the early part Of the
weeA from a trip TO Douglas. Arizona
where he attended the funeral oi
| Frank wcity who died in that city OF
Thursday of last week from injuries
received when roping a steer. De.
creased IL well remembered by maas
O,d-time residents Of sierra count
he being in the cattle business at Her.
mosa MANY years ago.
Pccos Valley News tArtesia) Tw'
shipments Of the highest grade stool
ever brought to Artcsia has been re
ceived this week. For months tn
better stock question has been agi
tuted and there has been brought q
this vicinity from time to time, som.
high grade animals but 1t now seem
that our stocA raise.s are more In
tcrestcd than ever before and tina
their activity n soon TO result {
greatly improved conditions In mi
section which Is SO well adapted {
the breeding and raising Of mig
grdae cattle and hogs.
u. u. Williams and Bo"cher Rowa
81 the First state bank of Artesii
this week received from the mort
eighty-scven white faced heifcrs an
four registered bulls. Thia shipmi
b. Of 50 high "a grade that thirty -seye
b Of the heifcrs and one Of the bul.
were sold within u few hours afte
Z being unloaded from the train. g. \
James Of the Smith and HangC
ranch was { g purchaser. All this
are no. sold will be placed on pa
ture aud. We understand that a.
= above samed gentleman Will contint
to bring to this vicinity all high grad
70 cattle that there is Il demand FOR an
will themselves engage In raising goo
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