El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-07
YOUNG bulls 60
At GOOD PRICES
Thoroughbred Sale at Dial
hart Brings Range Of $85
to 500 Each.


conducted at Dalhart. Tex, May 1 and
2 represented $50 head Of young bulls.
said J. ii Howell in his weekly re-
I port to the Panhandle and Southwest
ern Stocimen's association. One hun
bred and fifty Of those sold ranged in
price from SIS to $500 each. Many Of
the cattlemen from New Mexico were
present
Inspector Howell said the range was
/ getting good and the cattle are doing
fairly we'll The report Of rain in the
southern part Of the state has caused
many Of the cattlemen to cancel their
orders for grass pasture in other
states. he mentioned the following
shipments:
ship Gamers TO Grass.
H. IL Smith sold 10 James Dodds
I six carloads Of cattle. Two carloads
were canning cattle and the remain
der were steers They were shipped
from Dalhart 10 Kansas fer grass.
Frank Litz sold two carloads Of
, three year old steers to James Dobbs-
They were shipped to Franklin, Kan
for grass from Dalhart
Finch Bros shipped three carloads
Of three year old steers from Rehan,
Tex, TO grass near Franklin, Kan.
Henry Hitch & Bros. shipped
seven carloads Of two and three year
old steers from Guyman. Okla, 10
Harrington. Kan.
A. n James drove 1000 head Of
young steers from Dalhart to Colo
F. H. Barfield shipped seven car
loads Of two year old heifers from
Conlen, Tex, to Littlefield for breed
ing
Rain Around Deming.
Henry snyder, inspector at Deming.
N. H., said in his report that vicinity
had been visited by rain and that
there had not been much wind
/. ". Parker sold S36 three year old
steers TO Franklin & jenkins and
shipped them from Alden. n. n, TO
Dalhart, Tex
Three hundred and forty-one one
year old steers were shipped by the
CorralitOs company to Alden
Kelly Phillips sold 100 one. two and
three year old steers TO T. o. Long
and shipped them from Deming, " n,
to Syracuse. kan
Estes Bros. Find Cattle.
With the assistance Of American
consul E. A. Dow, in Juarez. Estes
Bros. found A head Of their cattle
Monday afternoon in Juarez. The
cattle had been stolen several weeks
ago and driven across into Mexico
from the Aesilla valley The owners
proved their stock by the brand Sew
eral head Of cattle are still missing
from the Estes herds.
Raining Around Clarendon.
r. IL Pyle, IT., inspector for the
Panhandle and Southwestern Stock
mems association at Clarendon, Tex
IN his last report said there had been
three-fourths Of an inch o. rainfall
in that community. The shipments
inspected by him during the past week
Nineteen carloads Of cows and
calves shipped by 7. B. Harbough from
Childress to Demois. Colo
E. c. Perry shipped five carloads of
cows and calves from kirkland 10
Reno. N. H.
T. B. Tarbough shipped eight car
loads Of steers and heifers from Kirk
land to Demois, Colo.
George Bugbee sold two carloads
OF yearllng steers 10 William M0rrl-
son and shipped them from Clarendon
TO Pampa.
Charles Murphy sold to William
Morrison two carloads Of yearling
steers shipped from Clarendon 10
Rampa-
8iovement Around Panhandle.
Two carloads Of cows and calves
we're shipped by G. W. Helen from !
Hedley TO NeWlin.
Grogan and Sons shipped IS car
loads Of and 8 years old steers from I
Ashtola TO Texh0ma-
J. T. Mc11urting sold to Tangon I
brothers three carloads OF bulls from Z
AshtOla to Nagan Tex
W A. Morrison sold one carload Of I
yearling steers sent from Newlin 20 I
Ashtola- and three carloads OF COWS ]
and calves from Newlin 10 Bovina-
Cruss Brothers sold to J. Todd four /
carloads Of yearlings from Carig 10 I
Canadian.
J. Montgomery shipped six carloads Z
Of cows from Memphis 10 Dalhart
s1lnes bro"ueF snippeu Two car
loads Of cows and calves from Giles I
to Dalhart
]. P. King shipped two carloads Of I
COWS and calves from Hedley 10 Tex /
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