The oasis. [volume], December 10, 1904, Image 3

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Saturday, Dt. 10, I rK,
HIDES AND HORNS.
.Stockman John JJailcy, alias!
Akt-rs, wanted in New Mexico for j
rattle stealing wan arrested recent-j
ly near l'rescott by the rangers,
and has been taken taken to New
Mexico to answer the charge.
Stockraan: A Mr. Richards, of
Holtville, in the Imperial valley
of California has purchased 400
head of range cattle in Arizona to
he pastured on the ranch of!
Wheeler & Co., of which firm he is
a member.
Stockman: II. J. Ramer has
made a shipment of 100 head of
horses from his range in northern
Gila county to Wattrous.' his New
Mexico headquarters. The horses
were driven to Holbroo"k, where
shipment was made to destination.
Stockman: George King, a horse
buyer for the eastern market, was
in Holbrook last week, looking for
a shipment of horses. That sec
tion has shipped out a great many
range horses within the past year
or two, and by this time ought to
have tlie range pretty well cleared
up of all undesirable stock. When
that point is reached the cattlemen
will take to breeding a better class
of horses, in which there will be
good monev.
Albuquerque Journal: Laureto
Garcia, Tomas Garcia, Rumaldo
Irujillo, Satrino Trujillo and Gre
gorio Montoya, said to be members
of an organized gang of cattle rust
lers, were brought to the city to
day from the vicinity of the Bell
ranch, charged with stealing and
slaughtering four head of cattle.
Depredations have been going on
in this section for months, and a
great effort is being made to break
up the gang. Fences have been
cut, cattle killed or driven away,
and one cowboy has lost his life.
Stockman: On his return to Tuc
son from this city last week, Hon.
W. S. Sturges went by the way of
Yuma to investigate a report that
the ferryman at that . point has
been carrying diseased cattle from
California into this territory. Mr.
Pancrazi has the exclusive ferry
franchise across the Colorado at
Yuma, and we opine that if he has
been carrying diseased cattle on
his boats he will not do so any
more. Mr. Sturges has a way of
impressing these things on the
mind of the average fellow in a
way that he will not forget.
Stockman: Following is an ex
tract from the regular monthly
bulletin of the Weather Bureau,
covering the month of November:
The ranges are in good condition,
and there is an abundance of grass
throughout the territoryT although
in Apache, Coconino and Navajo
counties rain is much needed, and
in some places alfalfa fields are
dry and cattle being pastured. The
abundant grass, produced by the
rains of the latter part of summer
and early autumn, has been well
matured and, owing to the absence
of precipitation, has been well
cured. In the southern counties
the mesa and mountains are cov
ered with dry feed in good condi
tion for winter grazing. All kinds
of stock are in good condition for
winter. In Pima and Santa Cruz
counties cattle are looking well,
but there are not many fat cattle. In
Yavapai county stock on ranges
utr iHij.ioviK' Hi ; ii V . ; ' t."
I fi'litoii- ;ifl t,' -t Uir.V( ( t i
f I," i - f. v r-.t I t i f , t i e Sx'i u;'
n !(!(! Hfj. pi v of uHI 'fift'l f.'t;t'-,'
;t ltd a f.nr Hiji'Iy "i v;it' r. In i
('' (, j-- county fat cattle :ir- l-'-it ,
driven ( point fir -in pn.-.! .
Sheep arc bein neved m iarel
number from the northern conn-i
ties over the mountain toward)
the southern portion of the terri
tory for the winter. There is .sufli
cient stock and irrigating water in
the southern counties, and a fair
supply in the central part of the
territory, although the correspon
dent at Glendale, Maricopa county,
reports that only a sm& 11 amount
of grain has been planted on account
of the short3ge of water, and m the
northern portion of the territory
there is a scarcity of water in many
localities, but the ranges there are
good, and stock in first class condi
tion. In the Gila and San Pedro
rivers water is plentiful. On the
upper Gila river the severe drouth
followed by floods greatly damaged
many farms. Farming conditions
are generally favorable; ranges are
good and stock of all kinds doing
well.
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References i
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