El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-21
CATTLE TRADING
REPORTED Brisk
Local Firm Brings Sheep
Out of Mexico; BabicoTa
Sells Big Steers.

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 Southwes-
tern Stockmen's association
J. Z. Stanley, OF Wheeler, Texas.
where he has extensive ranch inter
ests and who also owns a ranch in
Otero county, y. NJ. is visiting in FL
Paso and attending to business. He
viii return home via Fort Worth.
The san simon Cattle Co., of san
simon, Ariz- shipped seven cars OF
mixed cattle to Fort Worth Saturday.
DispOsinE of Mexico sheep.
Kraft and MaderO imported 10000
sheep from Mexico through the Co
lumbus port into FL Paso, where sOrnG
are in the yards for sale and some
have been shipped
The ST. Clair Cattle Co. imported
seven cars Of cattle from Mexico and
brought them 10 Fl Paso.
J. G.. Hayes. Of BabicOra ranch. Chi
huahua, imported 1900 big steers,
four-year-olds and up, at Columbus,
and shipped them to FL Paso in tran
sit TO eastern markets.
Fuller ships to California.
T. P Fuller. Sauto Domingo ranch,
near Villa Ahumada, imported 400
mixed steers at Fabens and sent them
TO California
VIM. Butterworth. president Of the
John Deere PlOw Co. has bought three
cars Of high grade registered Here
ford bulls and cows at Carboncliffe,
H. and is shipping them TO Tucson,
AriZ.
T D. Love has bought 115 regis
tered bull calves from Geo. Boles, OF
Lubbock, Texas. which he is TO re-
ceive at his Sierra Blanca ranch on
November %.
showers ut CarriEOzo.
7. 2. Baird. Panhandle and South
western StOckmen's association IN
spectOr at CarriZozo- y NJ reported
that the range is dry but that there
were light showers on the 18th and
18th Weather is partly cloudy and
cool
R. Sultemeier. Corona, n. N, sold
20 Clay Robinson & Co. Kansas City,
three cars Of fat cows and steers
Ollie Jackson. TularOsa- sold TO
Clay Robinson K Co, Kansas city.
one car OF old cows and one car OF
two-ycar-old steers
S-rattOn & Harris. CarrIzoZo, sold
70 a. c. II. Tapner- Amarillo, four cars.
Of one-year-old steers.
Mamie Grumbles. CarriZOzo, sold 70
A. C. H. Tanner. Amarillo, Is cars OF
mixed stock cattle
Stratton & Harris. Carrizozo, sold
70 Cox. Adams Com Co, Kansas City.
one car Of bulls Of all ages and two
cars OF old cows
Q. Finley, Carrizozo. sold 10 J. B.
French, CarriZOzO, III head OF choice
heife- yearlinEs-
Bad Conditions at MaEdaIena-
T. II Howell. inspector at Nagda-
lena. y. NJ reported that the weather
is still dry and windy. with no rain
or snow. but that in some places the
range is in good shape which IN
others it IS very short and the cattle
are in bad shape for the winter.
Many sheep are being shipped from
1Tazdalena 70 various places
Osc7r. Candel. lIaEdalena, sold 10
ZOok and ZOok. Kansas City two cars
of two-year-old and yearlinE steers
and one car Of cows and calves
Cars short at DeminE.
Cars cannot be obtained by the
cattlemen Of DeminS in which 70 snip
out their old COWS, reported Henry
SNYDER. inspector for that district
There las been no rain there for over
a week and the range Is becoming
very dry
Kelly Phillips. DeminE. sold 20 r. .
Eornegarv. Kansas City, three cars
A. L foster. DeminE, sold 70 Rob
inson Com CO.. Kansas City. six cars F.
Of old cows. and to TullOis Bros, /
Hachira, y. NJ. two cars Of One-year- I
old steers. which are the best steers
shipped from this section this fan
J. NJ NcDouEa1 and W p. Birch
field. Deming, sold 10 c. c. and A F, I
Carpenter. Jackson. Ala, one car OF I
old horses and mules.
Victoria Land and Cattle Co Separ. I
y n sold TO the Kern COuulT Land I
CO., bakersfield. cal. 81 cars Of cows, I
and shipped 70 Engle. y NJ, 1913 one /
year-old steers.