El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-12-02
CATTLE MOVING
ALONG BRISK[Y
Numerous Shipments To
and From El Paso and
Other Points Reported.

There was only one shipment OF cat
I tie reported moving at Cameron yards
Monday morning. that being five car
loads from Rodeo. y. VI. billed TO Fort
Worth. Texas
At the Morris yards there were
three shipments reported for Sunday,
os follows: E. W. McKennedy. OF San
Simon. Ariz-, four carloads in the
yards bound for Canutillo; F. y. Hall.
Wilcox. y. ". two cars for FL Paso:
D. c. McCloud, Corona, y. u, one car
Of cattle for Big Heart, Texas.
+. y Han made two large shipments
of steers out Of Dalhart Texas, during
the past week. Is cars going to Per-
sell Okla, and Il to Sawyer Okla
There were also several shipments
made from Dalnart and that section OF
Texas back 10 the ranges, according
TO ]. n Howell. inspector Of the Pan
handle and Southern Stockmen's assO-
citation. r C. Chrisp shipping four
cars from Dalhart 10 the range at
Clarint0n. Texas; kinsey < Montgom-
cry. two carloads from Dalhart TO
Memphis. Texas; SHINES. three cars
from Dalhart 10 the range at Lubbock,
Texas. Branson & Jewell, Ramero,
Texas. shipped nine cars or cows 10
Cerrnun Bros. at Hutchinson, kas-, 10
De turned on wheat pasture
shipments From DaIhart.
Shipments to the markets from Dali
hart constituted six carloads. o. J.
Mcknight shipping to Burlington
Commission company for the St Joe
market five carloads Of COWS and bulls
and one carload Of calves
Inspector Howell reported that there
was stin five OF six inches Of snow
on the ground at Dalhart. the snow
having started on November % It
has also been very cold there, but the
stock has stood the cold very well.
there being no losses TO cattlemen to
date TO the knowledge of Mr.. Howell
Shipments as reported by inspector
7. +. Connor, Of the Panhandle & Q
Southwestern Stockmen's association |
were as follows:
From Faskin, Texas-Scarborough |
Cattle company, three cars Of COWS j
to the market at Fort Worth Roy
Waldin. one car horses to market at /
Jacksonville.
From Midland. Texas-Bob Hill. one
car horses 10 market at Brennon,
Texas.
Have n Heavy Snow.
Mr.. Conner reported that the en-
tire country in his section was COW
cred with a Il inch snow saturday !
showed higher temperature than any
time during the week. He said; 4
do not believe the snow will hurt the
stock much. although in most parts
Of the country viii be the source Of
early weeds. The weather condition
was the cause of short shipments this
week"
b. F. Benson. Of Fort Warth. re-
ported. 1t rained for three or four
lays steady the first OF the week and
then followed with a heavy frost on
he 29th."
The Sherman Hog company. located
near the five mile bridge. received 100
Poland Chinas Monday from the HON.
t ranch at Anthony, Texas. They also
lad two carloads on the Fort Worth
market, and have shipped another car
% santa Rio. Texas. this last ship
nent leaving FL Paso Monday morn
ng- Mr.. sherman reported that he
llso had 5000 head Of hogs on feed at
he ranch.
Mexican Business Dull.
DR.. ct. \. Bray. of the L. S. bureau
II animal industry. who is in touch
With all the Mexican shipments, re-
'orted Monday morning that things
we're very slow. il being very hard. on
recount of the Mexican internal con-
to get shipments out Of GER
ain sections OF the neighboring re-
'ublic, especially the state Of Chihua- =
iua- He said he knew of one ship !
nent from that state that has been
Xpected for the past six weeks :
There IS an apparent shifting of au-
horltys ne said, in many states, and z
when a shipper has received permis- z
ion from one source Of authority 10 z
make a shipment another authority z
ancels the permit. Each permission z
ma cancellation costing the shipper a z
-arious sum. so there are no definite z
shipments at this time"
TEN INCH SNOW AT VAN HORN;