The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-08
Livestock and
Growers

Arthur Haley moved about 400
head OF cattle from Dcs Moincs last
week 10 pasture at a point 100 miles
west OF Kansas City. The shipment
required forty cars.
The Igordsburg 1ibersl reports That
=. =. Chapeze, q KaRsas city buyer.
has been buying cattle In Hidalgo
county ~ $40. sac and $40 for 4. 2
and s.year-old steers, respectively
SELLERS were reported to include the
X. T. Cattle company y. a. Dugan.
Holmes Maddox. r. - Gee, WIN.
Adams. W - Mclean, J. u. Martin
and a number OF others. The cattle
were scheduled 10 move from Lords
hurg neat Tuesday. Any 10.
Henry Holland OF Rogcrs. lsoosc-
welt county. shipped several ears OF
Fat cattle to the Kansas city market
last week.
Fine animals at very low prices tells
the story Of the S.cont, Annual Here
ford breeders sale la Clovis last week.
The - head Of choice aninuls sold
brought only &2.O12.50 under the
hammer. tho top bull bringing only
fi2I.5O. one COW. with calf By side,
sold for Si95. Shipley brothers. Of
Clovis. we're the heaviest buyers. TAX
ing ten head.
W. D. nays. IbcBaca county cattle
man. shipped several cars OF steers to
pasture IN Kansas last week.
Thirty-six coyotes In the total os the
spring kill ON the ranch Of J. ". III
lott. e Tucumcari. Organized
warfare on the coyotes on this ranch
became necessary when they began
killing calves.
James McEwen. Walter Diokcrson
and other san Juan county cattiemon
have been moving cattle recently To
summer range in suuthw estern Colo
RADIO. Thcy report the winters losses
have been very Hight. as a result 81
the mild winter IN that section
&. r. Turuey has recently moved
5.0eo hced of cattle from his Dona
Ana county ranches to Oklahoma.
where they will be put on pasture.
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Howard Payne OF willard, who has
iuEt returned from q trip through the
southern Frcos Valley tn pccoh, Tea
NJ. reported conditions bad
throughout the section. llu found
both range and farm conditions de.
pressing In the Panhandle.
Charles Thomas, veteran catiicmnn.
died at HolbTook last week al the agc
OF IS years. He was widely known
among Tho older Etorkmen OF the
| range country 81 New Mexico many
years ago from his boy hood home IN
Texas. lie moved into Ari1una twcly,
wears nxo and had since made has
headquarters at iiolbruok. Heart
failure was the Of death.
Capt. Thomas "A. Rynning, forme-
captain Of the Arizona rangers, hal
been appointed warden OF h An
IONA -poniteutiary by Governor Camp
tell. This h. his second term ~ war
den. lie held the position from is0I
TO 1919.
Charles ~ Hartmann chief BRAN
Inspector for The Colorado state boar
OF stock inspection. has been choHel
secretary Of that board He succeed
Edwin Mc'riliis, deceased
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The recent cold snap which swcp
ever western socorro county aud casi
eFn Arizona. caused rome losses 4
sheepgrowers who were lnmblng. on
grower lear Srriug"rvllo Arizona.
reported to have lost 500 head q
SHARED sheep in a single night
\. j. Mplothr. speaking Tor m
Registered Hereford breeders also
riatiun uf toifaK county. IN urging Ia
building of % pavilion and ahuN rim
az itaton. to aid in encouraging sale
and exhibitions of well bred stock Il
hat place. The nest sal" by the stat
association Of registered Iiorefur
breeders VIII D. az Las Vegas. June
Eighteen had az pur'lrrd Here
ford cattle rervutly Travelled mur
than 1900 miles from their natiy
pastures ~ Canada 10 find a HON
just yEr 10 fence ln "a ncighhor
fields They were included in "a con
siEnment Of nny auimalH of the bree
shipped 10 Chicago from the curtic
ranch ucar Calgary The cattle wei
sold at an average OF $3.50. ScNeri
I brought $1,000 onch The rlshtee
were purchased hv z Chicago nri
that uwns Il ranch adjoining the Cui
tlce property and we've shipped nac
tu Alberta 10 be added To "a Lrcodtn
herd. Their loug iOurncv tcrufF ~
. International boundary landed thrl
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