New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1917-12-07
CATTLE SHIP
MENTS LARGE.
PRICES GOOD
MORE CARS COULD BE USED
BUT ON WHOLE NEEDS
HAVE BEEN WELL CARED
FOR" SAYS SECRETARY
AMONETT

"The situation both in regard to tn,
car shortage and the cottonseed cak,
problem is greatly improved" sale
w. l.. Amonett, secretary of the
Panhandle and Southwestern Stock,
mems association today. ALTHOUGH
a few more cars could be used il
different localities by the cattlemer
on the whole their needs in this di.
rection have been well cared for
Few cattle died as result of star
vation Cattlemen can obtain as
much cottonseed cake as they need
for their stock now
Joe Irwin, Rodeo. shipped ten cars
to Dalhart, to grass.
Rain Needed at Deming
Henry Snyder Inspector at Dem
ing reported this week that there
has been no rain in his district and
that the cattle around Stein are look
ing badly.
Joe Olney. Of Lordsburg, moved
400 head of cattle to Mexico to grass.
T. M. Pyle, Jr., inspector at
Clarendon, Tex, reported that there
had been no shipments. that the
weather is fair, range fine, and the
cattle looking well.
A dry range is reported by inspect
or Lee Harrington at Alpine, Tex.
Carrizozoan Reports Shipments
Weather warm and cloudy, and a
very dry range sum up the condi-
tions at Carrizozo, according to ].
B. Baird, inspector.
T,,ia,, r,rr;,a,, entJ -
Cox. McAdams Commission com
pany, Kansas City, two cars of old
cows and four cars of calves.
Ballard and Russell, Captain. N.
NJ, sold to Swift and Henry. Kan
sas City. three cars of three year
old steers.
]. Z. Wilson, Ancho. sold to Ro-
binson and Hoover. Kansas City, one
car of old cows.
d. F. Spaid, Ancho, sold to Swift
and Henry. Kansas City, four cars
Market Cows at Kansas City
Stratton and Harris, Ancho, sold
to the Cassidy company, Kansas
City. two cars of old cows.
b. McKisick. Ancho, sold to II,
NJ. Ramp, Canadian, Tex, three cars
of steer yearlings.
A. s. McCamaut, Torrance, sold
to Robinson and Hoover Kansas
CITY. six cars of Gamer cows.
c. Colbaugh Robinson and Tor
rance, sold to Robinson and Hoover.
Kansas City, six cars of Gamer
cows
WiIlingham Bros, Torrance, sold
to Robinson and Hoover, Kansas
CITY, two cars of Gamer cows.
w. r. Keim. Torrance. sold to
Robinson and Hoover. Kansas City,
two cars Of canncr cows.
Ellsworth Co., Captain. n. NJ. sold
to Cox. McAdamS company. Kansas
City, three cars of old cows and
bulls.
Livestock shipments through the
week ending December |, were as
follows.
F. N. Hall, Alden. N. NJ. 100
head of cows to Morris & Robin
son, Kansas City, Mo
J. F. Stanley. Fort Worth. Tex
as, % head of horses to Alamogor-
do. N. NJ.
Robinson & Morris. Hachita. N.
NJ, 507 head of bulls and cows to
Kansas City.
c. F. Houghton, Las Cruces, n.
NJ, 78 head of hogs to the Peyton
Packing COMPANY.
Ships Bulls to Drrin-
Z. TimberIake, Alta Vista. Kan,
"a head OF bulls to Dcminp, N. NJ.
Andy Sharpe drove in from the
val'ev y head Of hogs for the Pey-
ton Packing company.
X. T, Land & Cattle company,
Lordsburr. n. NJ, 81 head OF bulls
and cows to the Peyton Packing COM
Dany.
Tim Williams drove in from the
valley II head of hogs for the Pey-
ton Packing company.
R. d. Hall. Rodeo. N. NJ, "a head
If horses to Alexandria. La; also
'S head of cows and calves to Kan
'as City. Mo.
Cows to Fl Worth
San Simon Cattle company. Rodeo,
\. NJ. '86 head of cows to Fort
Worth. Texas.
7. w. Dill Rodeo. N. NJ, IS head |
IF cows to Fort Worth.
%. A. Caven. Rodeo, N. NJ, ia