The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-28
Livestock and
Growers

Growers
Rumors that the American Wooden
company b. negotiating for the pur-
chase Of German mills has been de-
MED by both German and american
sources.
Some i.301 R~ambouillets. 500
UnmuHhiros and Soc head Of other
breeds 90 rams Will be offered In the
sixth annual ram sales az the Utah
state fair grounds, Salt Lake city. to-
morrow and Tuesday. Low prices are
expected.
n. y. allie has recently sold 1875
bend 81 thoroughbred Hereford bulls
80 the Giln Farms company, Grant
county. The bulls were unlonded AT
silver CITY last week ana driven To
the range 81 the L.-C cattle company.
The company h now receiving big
ahipmeuts Of cows returning from
Big Springs and Midland, Texas,
where they were sent for winter pas
ture and during the drouth period In
southwest New Mexico,
Al sulier brought 20 Las Vegas
tho peit Of "a huge lobo wolf killed
by him near Mineral Hill The head
measured Gis inches between the
NNNM. NNf NNNANAN > A@@
pounds h animal brought is
slayer three bounties.
The Tucumcnri American reports
that g n. Connell OF Nara Visa last
week sold a ear Of white face year
linrs at $50 q round.
~ a recent meeting NJ the Pecos
valley Mohnir Growers usEucintton q
request was made To the biological
r.. NH. aud agng1 mWnNygFa' ms
sociatioua FOR cooperation In n
campaign against predatory animals
E,orythiur In the wool situation
Indicates strength except the prices
actually being pnld, snys the Nation
rt Wool Grower The activity Of the
mills beurs out the statement repeat
eddy made Ia these columns b @
there is % great accumulation ot
clothing requirements IN THIS coun-
try. People who delayed purchases
during tho war ana subsequently are
beginning To find that they can OBJ
tain better values and an active
consumption is the result Aside
from distressed sales In both tho east
and the west, the price recovery
seems TO be- retarded through de-
ltfsd action ON the part Of the buy
Ing side There appears TO Zoe a hope
TINT there nay be n period OF free
wool after the emergency tariff bill
expires on November ~. ANA before
tn effectiveness Of the regular tarifi
law. We do not b"licve that any
such condition will develop, but the
fact that such is possible seems u
serve to hold the market down. Sen
ator Gooding has introduced a rcso'
luton providing for an extension OF
the emergency tariu until such tim
ut the regular law comes into effect
u De- expected hat the resolution vii
Do acted upon II congress should de-
eide to adjourn Tor any length OF
ian" before the completion Of th'
turi1 hill
That consumers OF sheep and WOO
will hc compelled to reply upon for
.ign production OF more han 900,
uUu. 600 pounds uf wool and the rntirl
supply of mutton unless relief !
provided for the sheep industry wa
Inserted uy e. T. Fawcott of Chicago
director az wool marketing of IN
American farm bureau federation u
recent statement before the Join
agricultural inquiry commission. W
have q ycur ana q halfs supply O
wool un hand" Mr. Fawcctt said
Prices are only upc-third To- one
halt those OF q year ago, frolgh
rates are almost pruhibitivc % voc
did NOT participate IN th
advance .u prices during the war {
th. extent enjoyed boy many othe
producers
produrtion of wool In Dklnhom
dung 1873 was 6Oi.N24 pounds, aS
rurdiur 20 statistics made puhli' b
the bureau uf the census, dephttm"r
Of commerce This ~ Utmost trip
tho wool production In Oklahoma Z
1908. the wear of the preceding Ger
4us. when the production was eS7,7b
mounds The 1851 sheep repurtc
boz 1890 Included 29.7b3 lambs uud'
one year old. Gg.4lj ewes and 6.2o
rams and wethers Thc sheep wei
ynlucd 900 Si12H.O33, an average :
flO.Uf apiece.
meeting was held ir t,stancI
Yesterday afternoon to consider plnt
Tor o. livestock show for the Estnnc.
valley during the autumn months.
The Ruidoso Cattle Growers asst
citation has been formed los local LIN
colin county cattle growers win heat
uuurtrrs az Glencoe. The princip
purpuSrs of the association are pr
lection and Tor dealings with the ~
est authorities.
". n Morley's recently complete
Nnynin lodge at natil is uttrnctil
attention or tourists and residents
the western Socorro count ran
rountry n ~ built entirely Of hhl
hDwn lnrs equipped throughout vi
electric Ilshts and hot % cold wat
Accnrding to old time cattlem'n "
have visited IL. the only comfort lac
ing IN NnyuJo lodge II a brass u
rail.