The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-07-05

cattle were 500 IN number and also
ar, understood to have brought e.
good ptice. Mr. Huthcu - understood
TO have contracted To- sell hs lamb
crop this year. %. 600 Of the animals.
at a ngute close 90 the markets top
george Tlndall Of Springer last
week shipped in twenty five head If
young Hulstoin hcifcrs for addition 60
tn, herd of the Model dairy, which
he owns.
Pink Hickson ard Loo Walker Of
Alamo Irdu nave purchased a guam
tity OF good grade native stock cattle
from Davis aud snyder and moved
tho stun into the sacramento noun.
talas. whore they have a ranch.
r A. Fras.er oi Alamogordo has
sold MS ranch northwest OF that place
80 IN ncsctt. who viii use 10 AS a
headquarters tor his cattle business.
Although rain continues to be
nsolcd budly IN southern and south
eastern Sew Ntaico. h condition 81
range cattle is holding up fairly well
Hud" i,.fy Of Doming By doing
quite BE- business 81 buying .attlc IN
Arizona ana Ios.lLnr them at Sew
Mexico points. lie recently bought
500 head from stewart Hunt In the
Guadalupe. and rc-sold the bunch at
Hachi,a 70 NJ. e bost of Denver At a
han lsumc margin.
The Ar.zcua Wool Growers associ-
alton meets tonight az Flagstaff Tor
It's dnpua session.
Altogether moro than 1890 head ~
cattle were sent out OF Maedalcna
last week most Of the stun going Co
Kansas. Frank a Hu5bell, Henry
Stecn. Rela Birmingham and the cox
brothers were the heaviest shippers.
Lincoln county coWmen report a
good cilf crop and the cattle In hne
condition.
Texas catilemen especially those of
he extreme southern pccos valley
are shipping stun into New Mexico
Vhcro there still is range TO be had
for d. to escape the consequences of
an extended drouth.
james Scanlon OF Toyah well
known IN he Pcccs country. is m fho
carlsbad u~c.ghborhood looking Tor
horses bat reports them very scare
John Lusk Of Carlsbad has bouHht
twenty-five Hereford bulls to breed
up his stock. The stun was a%urchas-
cd In Big Springs. Texas.
Through the assistance OF Max
Never OF FL Paso. j. Is Roberts 81
Carlsbad has sold 10 II. Il. Posey and
others OF Lost spring, Wyo.. 500
head Of Mexico steers two years u
over and price between i92 and So.
The steers we're on the ok range.
They Will be shipped 20 Wyoming on
account Of the dry range.
Within the past year there haS
been $4,000 worth OF hogs shipped
out Of the Pecos valley from Clovis
to Malaga. u this amoun s25, 00o
viii pay for the extra feed consumed
hat, otherwise might have been sold
and tho remaining 800, 00C repre-
scnts the net revenue to h rme
OF the valley. During tho next year
tho hog yield OF this valley will be
over 5000, 900 II the present lines OF
advancement are carried out The
farmers are now planning ahead In
the growing OF their crops and are
preparing to feed moro economically
than ever.
Tho tax rolls for tho entire state
show that in 1918 % the sie 600 cat
tie asscsscd, 62e. 900 we're held in
herds q nifty or more. There were
1874 ow returning more than NIFTY
head each. And the average holding
was 3ie head per owner for that
number.
on July ! the area In Texas quar-
antined agains, cattle scab was fur
ther decreased. In 1905 there were
~I.2s9.stl square miles under puarsn-
tine. with tais latest release only
3.si7 square miles crnai under
quarantine.
In Germany rat steers arc bringing
from $3.50 10 $3.50 per head. Already
tina, country has limited tnc DAYS ON
which meat may be- used 20 fouT days
O week.
In q shipment Of purc-hrcu cat'l"
brought On 10 the Carson ana Santa
Te national forests this spring scNcr"'
ctses - wolicu hrisket 'hriskct d.
ease were found. Th.- sona' ID,
caused h, 4 too sudden change from
q low 90 high alti'ud" and du" %"
the decrease .n air p~rc--Ir" and DOE
crease bon blood pressure i' rhu" 100
. painful sNoning around IA, hrisk"t
and exteuo.ap back alonr the rib but
PASSES away after the cat'l" have hc'a
in the higher altitude long enough n"
bocom" acclimnted colorado reports
some losses from 'h,- source ana 'ho
oxpcrlment station Of That state mas
prcpared a bulletin dcs.r'oIrF tine
disease and l's treatment Nhor' tho
sWclling rs acute the h"s' treatment
- to rush the stock to % tower Hl'.-
tude AT uhC"
The army rs in the marh'i t"t OF.
eoG horses aud mules their largest