New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1917-11-23
GOOD TRADES
IN CATTLEHAVE
BEEN NUMEROUS
SHIPMENTS TO
MARKETS AND CONSIDER.
ABLE MOVEMENT ALSO
SEEKING BETTER RANGE;
GOOD MEXICAN STUFF

Many especially good trades and
sales are being made by cattlemen
throughout the southwest at present,
according to w. B. Amonett, secre-
tary of the Panhandle and South
western Stockmen's association
J. f, Stanely, of Wheeler, Texas,
where he has extensive ranch inter-
ests and who also owns a ranch in
Otero county, N. NJ, is visiting in
FL Paso and attending to business.
He will return home via Fort Worth.
Coming Through Columbus
Kraft and Madcro imported 10000
sheep from MeNico through the Co
lumbus port into Fl Paso where
some have been shipped
J. c. Hayes, of Babicora ranch
Chihuahua, imported 1000 big steers,
four-year-olds and up, at Columbus,
and shipped them to Fl Paso in tran
sit to eastern markets.
Carrizozo Gets Rain
J. B. Baird, Panhandle and South
western Stockmcn's association in
spcctor at Carrizozo, N. NJ, reported
that the range is dry but that there
were light showers on the l4th and
18th. Weather is partly cloudy and
cool.
r. Sulteme'er. Corona N. NJ, sold
to Clay Robinson & Co.. Kansas
City, three cars of fat cows and
steers.
Ollie Jackson, Tularosa, sold to
Clay Robinson e. Co., Kansas City,
one car of old cows and one car OF
two-year-old steers.
Stratton & Harris, Carrizozo, sold
% A. c. II. Tapner, Amarillo, four
,ars of one-year-old steers.
Mamie Grumbles, Carrizozo, sold to
A. {. H. Tanner, Amarillo, l5 cars
IF mixed stock cattle.
70 Cox, Adams Com Co, Kansas
~ity, one car Of bulls Of all ages and
wo cars of old COWS.
O. Finley, Carrizozo, sold to ]. b.
French, Carrizozo, ia head Of
,hoice hefer yearlings.
Magdalena Dry And Windy
J. NJ. Howell, inspector at Magda
ena, N. NJ, reported that the weather
S still dry and windy, with no rain
or snow, but that in some places
he range is in good shape, which
n others it is very short and the
,attle are in bad shape for the win
er. Many sheep are being shipped
rom Magdalena to various places,
Oscar Candel, Magdalcna, sold to
Iook and Zook, Kansas City, two
,ars of two-year-old and yearling
teers, and one car OF cows and
:alves.
Deming Cannot Get Cars
Cars cannot be obtained by the
:attlemen Of Deming in which to ship
,ut their old cows, reported Henry
snyder, Inspector for that district.
There has been no rain there for
'ver a week and the range is be-
oming very dry.
Kelly Phillips, Demng. sold to r.
<ornegary, Kansas City, three cars
# old cows.
A. L. Foster, Deming, sold to Rob-
nson, Com. Co., Kansas City, six
ars of old cows, and to Tullois
,ros., Hachta, N NJ, two cars OF
ne-year- old steers, which are the
'est steers shipped from this section
his fall. /
J. NJ. McDougall and w. P. Birch
ield, Deming sold to c. c. and A. f.
carpenter, Jackson, Ala, one car of
Id horses and mules.
Victoria Land and Cattle Co., Sc
ar, N. NJ, sold to the Kern Coun-
v Land Co., Bakerfeld, Cal, "a cars
+ COWS, and shipped to Engle, N.
l., 1914 onc-ycar-old steers.
Fine Steers From Mexico
Some of the best quality stuff
rought out of Mexico, and the lar
est number OF big steers shipped
through the Fl Paso market for some
ears" was the statement made by
nanager G. f. Thonssen, Of the FL
'aso Union stockyards in reference
0 the shipment OF 55 cars of big
teers by the Babicora Development
OF these. $50 head were
old to Morris & company, Okla
oma City, and the balance, $50 head,
D Clay, Robinson G. Company Fort
Worth. Texas
Mrs. Anna NJ. Benton, Hachita, N.
l., - llllNtl tdttlC W IL L dSC Duy
rs.
Robert Harrington, Norice, N NJ,
inc cows to Kansas City
Sheep To Idaho :.
Craft & MADEIRA. Columbus, N. NJ,
10 sheep to Moffatt Bros & An
rews, Kansas City, also 1902 sheep
, the Fall River Sheep company,
merican Falls. Idaho.
San Simon Cattle company. Rodeo,
I. NJ, 2l7 mixed cattle to Cassidy.
outhwestern Commission company
ort Worth. !
G. A. Howard. Rodeo. N. NJ. 81
ows and steers to the Peyton Pack
lg company.
Gibson, Bros, Hermanas. N. NJ. 224
ows and bulls to Tolbert & Hiler,
anutillo, Texas.-El Paso Herald: