The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-03-08

Nngdhl"un. ~oCorro. aud even Nlbu-
| qucrquc for this equipment. he found
he was able only to give his order tu
tho authorized tout. and await the
shipment "Sincc the tim. of nv
| coming 80 New Mexico" said prcsi-
dent Naiions hundreds OF thnus.
nuds Of cattle have been brought to
New Mexico This steady Increase
soon wa found 90 have giton an inn
pctus To cattle 'rustllng an ovil
which still exists IN Il small dopreo.
but which is being wiped out throu2h
proper care of the herds.
To-day said M Nations the
price OF cattle is highor than 30 has
over been. aud predict that 10 viii
hc long time before the piiec
reaches tbs scale again after DO is
once lowered The war abroad has
caused the price of bpcf oatti. Z.
soar above an IA, marks u had
reached before.
Another feature 81 the past his
tory uf the cattle industry in the state
is the Nouuz man \ Infection with the
had habit catching up mavericks
Many young man many and many.
! have known VINO have gotten theit
start by maverickius u ieN calves.
The "vil of catching up mavericks is
one which can ne rrIn.dicd to u very
great degree bv fencing tn" land
over which mul's cattle grazc %
Mi. Nations said the herd bcinu
mon" ensily kept together. and the
owner being ahlc tu nycrsco them an
the time
Tho open range is rcall, harder on
the poor man tha1 Gii the owner of
thousands of cattle. wus the speaker
contention ON the open range the
caitl" dtifi and when round up is
made only u part. perhaps the great
er part, can be gotten tog.th.r Thu.
when "a sale is effected an the cattle
cannot be gathered m the length OF
time allotted. and these few animals
are the ones which rcpr,sen, the
profit 90 the owner he saih pointing
out that II the grazing land d. Fenced
tho owner usually can gather his
whole herd. and sell thus. he wishes
to. aud al the time Ne has his cattle
under his control The poor map
then profits a. much or moro than
does the rith owner Of cattle rs loas-
ing ard f"nc.ng land, was his con
cius,on
Mr Nations believes IN the divis.
ION OF the grazing lands lnto parts
ara that thes 3D.. assigned 90 the
different classes ~ Nockmen lie
thinks that country especially ntted
tor cattle raising should no given to
the cattlcmcn, and thet rcgious VOL
adapted go sheep raising should nr
reserved fnr sheep men. ote. Ne
holds these changes must be secured
through remedial lcg.slntio1. ana
that legislation cannot hc gotten un-
less the sto, kmcn ot the southwou
cooperate and work to that end.
The second meeting uf the Paw
handle aud southwestern Stu,kmou
association was called To- order thu
morning ~ 10 O'Clock with President
Nations presiding
Following IN. PRESIDENT annual gd-
dress. Governor Mcdonald addressed
the members nf the association on
The cattle industry IN New MeNic"
aud gave q concise history OF some 81
tho organizations ot the cattlcm.n ~
The southwest
The day uf the open range is pass
'ng never Ia return; ana the new oi
der of things. eutailing the ownership
marking the advent of the small stock
farmer. viii mean better conditions
aud bigger profits IN the livestock in
dus,ry. were the views of The govern
or, pioneer cowinan and one OF the
most successful cattle growers IN tho
state.
W. arc bound" said the eoyernor
-, b,,, g., ia, in.,.tt,hl. ,vbc,b.r h,
,,,,y accord WIN our s.lfisb inter,s,s
), pot Tho linn. l. ulmos, hare Xhco
rho co,vmnn mus, avn hi. iapd In
,r,ter 4, nrosn,r do ma, bclt,,,
ma, ,l,l. means rui, ana d.structi. n
a. ,h. cn,,io ,ndustry h,l,cN. IN I
!, ,,.,,s ,,n,,oss nna h.t,nr .,nJi.
,i.ns u,,,b tr.r,a.,a ,rofi,s an ip,c.t-
mont. ana sal. .,turus Ia, IN, ru,uital
and tudus,,,. u.runa i'm IN. nrudu.
,inr a., ltx.stocl
uo discus.d nlso IN. work of tho
nntinn,l s,oekncn's organization nni
JenI, IN, nn,ksrs , heavy blnw flo
s,nt,d maj m, nrofIts of the mack ars
|l,st ,.n, ,vo,e t,ryer Than theN h,N -
ove, he.p b.,ore TN, great u,ies,i, b,
b,fnrc tho cat,l,m.r. today Is the
est,bllshm,n, at their own packire