The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-24

The Runyan ranch. near Artesia,
has just received two fine Imported
saddle stations. valued at $4,000,
which will be used at the ranch.
c. A. McNabb. marketing special
lst at the Agricultural college. has
been In san Juan county assisting
wool growers TO organize for cooper
Htivs m0rketlng.
The Aztec Realty company acted
as brokers IN the sale OF $50 head
,of sheep BY Tatum Brothers, San
Juan county growers. 20 J. +. Cnw-
ford.
wood and Mecamant san Juan
county cattlemen. shipped four cars
OF cattle TO Denver last week.
Hollis Tyson and George Herilhy
OF Taiban won first hon0ra at a
cowboy reunion at Santa Rosa las,
week. When they REALIZED for the
purses they had won they found the
promoter OF the show a abscond.
ed with the gate receipts.
n. y. cessman Of Dalhart. Texna.
purchased 225 head Of cattle last
week from the carriaozo Livestocf
Commission company. The cattle
were gathefed frOm Lincoln county
ranches.
Don Finley brought a o~ne-year-oid
Hereford bull. Lucky boy" 10 Car
riROzo last week. TO weigh the young
ster, which tipped the beam NJ 400
pounds
suRae land Commissioner Nelson
A. Field has gone TO his ranch In
western SOcorro county for a short
stay.
Kingman, Ariz. reports forecast
"a shipment totaiing 5000 pounds
Of wool from that county this sea-
son
The Grand Canyon sheep company
will shear 10000 head. Cole Camp
bell. $4,000 head. the Aubrey Invest
ment company 5000 and the Huds.
pcth sheep company 1900 head. al
In h vicinity Of kinEman. accord
ing to the kingmon Miner.
The greater part of the sheep that
wintered In the salt River valley OF
Arizona were driven into the north
efn counties OF the state for sheafinr
this year. because Of short feed in
the valley.
-Four cars OF cattle were shipped
from Riverton station, Eddy county
last week to the stookyards az WIGHT
ia, kas
q. w. Beeler. who owns n his
feeder ranch near Kingsley. Kas.
visited the Livingston ranch, Eddy
county. last week to inspect cattle
Mrs. w j. Barber haa purchased
the Interests OF other heirs in tn
W. }. Barber estate. consisting p"fn
.cipally OF ranches and cattle In Edd!
county.
Jordan n Horney, cattiemen, and
y. l.. Beeman and ]. w. paTtin. o
Richland, Roosevelt county, have re-.
Gently shipped about o head OF fai
steers 70 Kansas City which shove,
an average gain OF 900 pounds afte
l9b DAYS on feed on the farms o
Keenan, and Tartln. 20 miles from
bushels OF corn which could not b,
hPuled to market at a profit Thu
cattlemen Furnished tho steers an,
labor. The farmers put up the corn
The result has been n profit for al
concerned.
II is reported that s,O0G. 900 poundi
VI wv WIZ hFNIN AnA'lN y NlONA III
wool will be shipped to Poland.
Is good 90 learn Of some good pur.
pose being served by this wool thai
has been such a hindrance tn IN,
wool trade ever since the armiStiee
An official bulletin OF the animal
husbandry division Of tho University
OF Arizona reports that Arizona )
about the only state with a Surpluf
OF cattle to be marketed this spring
The mlddlewest, northwest and the
south are all short % cattle. Al
ready the stock have been shipped
from Missouri river markets 10 the
northwest. The cetton In
the south Will want cattle. Where
the supply IN TO come from h. a bis
problem. II cattlemen had not been
punished 50 badly the past three
years they would he clamoring for
cattle and prices would be sustained
In keeping with the shortage. These
are difficult times but cattle seem 20
he about the best prospect for In
~.creasing IN value 81 all the agrlcul-
.tural products. During the last feS
years n distinct upward trend has
been noted on the market for all
sorts O. cattle.
a dispatch from Toyah. Texas.
states that last week moro than 100
cars 81 cattle from New Mexico
passed through that place 70 desiina-
tions on pasture near Odessa and
Midland Texas.
A new ruling Of the Mexican gov.
|ernmcnt forhids tho shipment out ~
that country % steer calves. only
warnings or over can he exported
Duties on steers over I year are tb:
two.year-olds. 81 80, anf over three
$40. Cows under clrht years old
cannot be exported. There is n dut,
OF $40 a head on COWS hat can b.
exported.
Tho Klwnnis club Of Clovis h back
Ing a movement 90 put several thous-
and head ~ high grade Hoistein cows
on Curry county farms this year.
detailed reports from Socorro
county sheep ranches indicate y very
prosperous lamhing lamb
Ing ~ under way or about 10 begin
on most Of the western Socorro coun-
~ ranches,
Shelly q Clark. whose ranch IL on
the ella. In Grant county, last week
shipped IS cars OF cattle 20 Coolidge.
Kas whore they will be put on pas
lture.
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