El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-04
FEED PLENTIFUL.
CARS SUFFICIENT.
Many Shipments Of Range
Cattle Reported by South
western Inspectors.

The situation both iurEerad 10 the
! car shortage and the cottonseed cake
I problem is greatly improved said ".
L Amonett. secretary Of the Panhan-
! die and Southwestern Stockmen's as
ISOLATION Monday although a few
more cars could be used in different
localities by the cattlemen on the
whole their needs in this direction
have been well cared for. Few cattle
died as a result of starvation Cattle
men can obtain as much cottonseed
cake as they need for their stock
now"
R. Dumel, Van Horn. shipped 81 cars
Of cattle 10 Calabasas. Arlz.
W, T Thwarts, Lordsburg. shipped
three cars Of cattle 10 Kansas City. .
Slaughter Land and Cattle company,
Naco. Ariz-, shipped eight cars of cat
tie TO Wichita, Kans.
L. c. Brite. Valentine sold to T. T.
Neal in California, four cars Of cat
tie.
Z. X Brown. Valentine. sold to Mil
Ter & Lux. Inc, in California, ten
cars OF cattle.
O. T. BllinEley, Marathon shipped
16 cars Of cattle to san Marcial, y. NJ
AndreaS and Peters, FL PaSO.
shipped Il cars of cattle from Mexico
through Fl Paso TO grass at Dalhart,
Tex.
Joe Irwin. Rodeo, shipped ten cars
to Dalhart- to grass.
Rain Needed at Deming.
Henry Snyder inspector at Demins,
reported this week that there has
been no rain in his district and that
the cattle around Stein are looking
badly.
Joe Olney. Of Lordsburg. moved 400
head OF cattle TO Mexico TO grass
T. NJ. Pyle. jr.. inspector at Claren-
don, Tex. reported that there had
been no shipments. that the weather
is fair, range fine. and the cattle look
ing well
Dry Around Alpine.
A dry range is reported by inspector
Lee Harrington. AT Alpine. Tex
W. kOkernOt, Alpine. shipped eight
cars Of cows TO Fort Worth.
y. J.. Wilson, Alpine, shipped two
cars Of cows and calves TO Fort
Worth.
jackson and Hartman. Alpine
shipped IS cars Of cows. calves, steers,
and bulls 10 Fort Worth
W. H. Terry. Alpine. shipped five
ears OF cows and calves TO Fort
Worth.
". Measday. Alpine. shipped four
cars of yearlings and heifers TO Fort
Worth
n. - Gage A4plue- SAllHCA INK rF
cars Of cows and yearlngS TO Fort
Worth. and from Marathon shipped
three cars of cows 10 Fort Worth.
CHrrizOEo Man Reports Shipments.
Weather warm and cloudy, and
very dry range sum up the conditions
at Carrizozo, according to j. B. Baird,
inspector.
o Z. Finley. Carrizozo. sold to Cox.
EcAdams Commission company. Kan
sas City. two cars Of old cows and
four cars Of calves.
Ballard and Russell, Captain, y. n.
sold TO Swift and Henry, Kansas City,
three cars OF three year old steers
J. f Wilson, Ancho. sold 20 Robin
son and Hoover, Kansas City, one
car of old cows
D. r Spaid. Ancho. sold to Swift
and Henry. Kansas. City. four cars of
two yes- Old cows and yearliugs.
Market Cows Mt Kansas City.
Stratton and Harris. Aucho- sold 20
the Cassidy company, Kansas City.
TWO cars OF old cows
3. McKisick, Ancho. sold to II. ".
Ramp. Canadian. Tex, three cars OF
steer yearlings
A s. AIcCamant. Torrance. sold TO
Robinson and Hoover. Kansas City. .
six cars Of Gamer cows
g COlbauEh. Robinson and Tor
rance, sold 20 Robinson and Hoover /
Kansas City, SIX cars Of Gamer cows. E
Willingham Bros. Torrance. sold to F!
Robinson and Hoover, Kansas City. I
Two cars Of Gamer cows.
". r. keim. Torrance. sold TO Rob /
insOn and Hoover. Kansas City, two .
cars OF Gamer cows.
Ellsworth Co, Captain. y NJ. sold
to Cox McAdams company. Kansas I
City, three cars Of old cows and bulls. .