El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-26
PECOSC0UNTRY
RANCE DRIES UP
Need of Rain Reported
From Western Texas
Cattle Section.

The Pecos country, in Reeves coun-
I ty, Tex. was still dry up 10 last Sat
urday. with range drying up badly,
according to the weekly report OF J.
| c. Hollbike, livestock inspector of
that district for the Panhandle and
Southwestern Stockmen's association.
/ From East Vaughn. \. NJ. the first
need Of rain was reported. a consid-
I cradle number OF small shipments
was reported from the Canadian. Mid
land and Clarendon districts, and a
few from the Alpine district. In the
! Alpine section local showers were re-
ported, but il was quite dry in spots.
/ E. s. Cooper reported shipments from
: the Canadian district to Kansas City
as follows:
From Canadian: E. Il. Brainerd. two
cars Of cows; R ". Brown, one car OF
cows and one Of calves; A c Cald-
well, one car Of cows and one Of
Z calves; Canadian state bank. one car
I Of cows; F D. Hobart. one car OF
caws, and F. p. Trawine and sons,
eight cars Of mixed cattle.
From Glazier, Tex: a. 3 McAffe,
] three cars OF cows and one OF calves:
F. Catterton. two cars Of cows and
bulls; John DOoglis, two cars Of cows;
/ Earl Dooglis, two cars OF COWS /;
| Evans & Dries. four cars of mixed cat
! tie; Nellerton & Shoenberger, one car
Of cows; W. J. Cautze. two cars OF
cows. and Porter and sons. one car Of
cows.
Midland Shipments.
Inspector Bud Estes. reported from
the Midland district shipments as fol-
lows:
G W Thomas, two cars Of calves
from Stanton TO Fort Worth; s. H.
NJ Nd laan FRI
Midland to Fort Worth; Charlie Gold
smith. one car OF cows from Odessa
TO Fort Worth. T D. and J. R. Love,
one car Of calves from Midland TO
Fort Worth: B. c. Girdley. one car OF
cows and steers from Midland to Fort
Worth; F.jConnell, one car Of calves
from Metz TO Fort Worth; Cornell &
Henderson, one car OF cows from Metz
to Fort Worth; o. F. Buckhannon. one
car OF calves from Midland to Fort
Worth; Bob Hill, one car Of horses
from Midland to Miracle. Frank
Smith. one car of saddle horses from
Midland 10 Miracle; Pearl Rankin. one
car Of cows and steers from Midland
to Fort Worth; Frank Stringer. one
car Of stock horses from Midland to
Lanton.
From Clarendon District.
Inspector T " Pyle. Of the Claren-
don district. reported shipments as
follows:
To Fort Worth: ". ". Moseley.
from Leila lake. one car Of mixed
cattle TO NJ W. Moody: ". II. Stout.
from Estelline. one car Of cows and
calves; Larry Bauldin. three cars OF
cows and calves.
To Kansas City: VIII Nelly. from
Memphis Tex. three cars of cows and
three year old steers Cliff Mcdowell
from Clarendon. one car OF cows and
calves. Savers & Blocker. from Clar-
endon. five cars OF cows and calves.
Mrs Adair from Clarendon. four cars
OF cows and calves. and " Z. Bell
one car Of calves and cows
East Vaughn Shipments
Shipments from the East Vaughn,
y. M--district follow: Baca Bros.
shipped from Becker. y. ". two cars
Of three and four year old steers to
c. N. Chavez, Des AIoines. Ia. and Nc
Kenzie Bros. shipped from Becker one
car Of three year old steers 70 Fort
Sumner, y "
Inspector c. W Harmon. from the
Alpine district, reported shipments
as follows
car Of calves. from Marathon 10 Fort
Worth: W. 3. Hancock to CLAY Rob
insOn. one car of calves from Alpine
to Fort Worth: KimbalV to National
Livestock Commission Co. Two cars OF
two year old heifeTs from Alpine to
Fort Worth; Tom Hayes 10 Hamm
Bros Commission Co, two cars OF
mixed cattle from Alpine 10 Fort
Worth: H l. Kokernot 20 Cassidy
Commission Co. one car of cows from
Alpine 10 Fort Worth; II. L Kokernot
TO Cassidy Commission Co. two cars
OF calves from Alpine to Fort Worth.