The oasis. [volume], April 29, 1905, Image 3

About The oasis. [volume] (Arizola, Ariz.) 1893-1920

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Stockman: A trainload of up
wards of twenty cars of Texas cat
tle pulled into Tempe Saturday
last. The entire lot were steers, to
bo fattened on the. bountiful alfalfa
pastures of the valley They were
taken to the Ellington ranch tem
porarily; it 15 probable that the
lot will be divided into numerous
small bunches, among the several
who feed, for permanent pasturage.
Stockman: It is reported that
cattle' buyer have contracted for
some 12,000 head of cattle in the
northern part of Grant county,
and most of them will be shipped
from Silver City. The cattlemen
in the southern part of the county
shipped most of their stock last
fall, and now there are not enough
shipping cattle left to make much
of a delivery. With a cattle buyer
nothing less than a train load
counts.
Yuma Sentinel: Aurelio Sando
val, of the firm of P. Sandoval &
Co., bankers, of Nogales, Sonora,
Mexico, was in Yuma Monday and
Tuesday. Mr. Sandoval has 'made
arrangements for the purchase of
the Colony lands of Gen. Andrade
in Sonora, and wall put ten thou
sand head of cattle thereon. The
stock will be driven from his ranch
in Sonora eighty miles south of
Willcox. Thirty men will be re
quired to transfer these cattle- and
they will be driven in five bunches
of 2,000 each. Mr. Sandoval pro
poses to expend thousands of dol
lars in the improvement of the big
ranch. Yuma will be the head
quarters for supplies to be furnish
ed the different camps, of which
there will be four between the
boundary line and the Colony.
Mr. Sandoval was accompanied to
Yuma by Edward Andrade, son of
the general, who is interested with
his father in the lands. Mr. San
doval, who is a personal friend of
Justice Redor.do, is a very affable
' and intelligent gentleman and im-
F. LOAIZA & CO.
Saturday, April 20, 1905
HIDES AND HORNS.
Bisbee Review: John Dowdle
connected with Frank Proctor in the
butcher business at Cananea, rc
centlv received from Chihuahua,
via El Paso, four carloads of hoys
and two carloads of sheep. He
says that country is in line condi
tion. liisbee Review: W. II. Taylor,
the Cochise cattleman who was ar
rested for irregular range practices,
had a preliminary hearing before
Justice McDonald on Tuesday. and
Avas bound over to the grand jury
in the sum of 1,000 on 'each 'of the
two charges.
Holbrook Argus: Clarence 'Mor
row, and William Amos, two of
Navajo county's prosperous sheep
men, arrived in the city Wednes
day night from the Salt River
Vallev to look after their flocks
that wintered on this side. They
report an abundance of feed and
Avater on the desert.
Stockman: Tom Whitehead, cat
tleman of the San Simon valley,
who Avent to Bisbee and entered
the restaurant, business several
years ago, Avhen the range Avas
slack in work and the cattle busi
ness generally slow, has now sold I
out the restaurant and moved back
to the ranch where he will devote
his future to looking after his
herd.
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vf riuiiciit .-liffp ii;-KTiors ;irf
here and will go out. to i pert, the
nurni ions ilock-i of j-In ep fur scab
before allowing them to go on to
the reserve. We h.ue been in
formed there wiil lie , some fifty in
spectors stationed in this territory
this season for the same purpose,
and scabby flocks are to be dipped
under the supervision of the in
spectors at the expeiiH; of the
owner.
Stockman: Quite a few deals in
cattle and ranches are taking
place these days, some of consider
able importance. The man wdio,
for many reasons, wants to quit
the business, finds the present an
opportune time to sell for the same
reason that the buyer has for going
into the business. A judicious in
vestment in stock cattle and range
at this time can hardly be any
thing other than a profitable tran
saction under proper mangement.
COFFEE
There is no difficulty in
getting good coffee.
There is no difficulty in
having good coffee.
Vour grocer return your money if you don't lik
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Going for Chamberlain's Colic,
Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy.
Don't put yourself in this man's place,
but keep a bottle of this remedy in your
home. It is tvrtrn to be needed sooner
or later and when that time comes you
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Price, 25 cents; large size, DO cents.
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