Snips and The St Johns Herald du lieu suivant : St Johns, Arizona • Page 2

i II 1 mis to testify in 'the of bis brother. Eagar Epistle. Fred Colter and wife have returned from their wedding: tour. Heber Jar vis has gone to freight on the road from Hol-brook to Ft. Apache.

An effort was made to finish repairing: the dam of the reservoir in Lee Valley last week so it could be filled during- the winter, but the recent storm put a stop to the work. People are beginning: to think that the former times of moisture have returned. Last Friday nig-lat the rain began falling-, and it has been raining- or snowing- ever-day since. The was almost a continua If all of moisture for sixtr hours. The ground was very wet and slippery when snow began to fall Sunday Althoug-h the snow was not more than four inches deep, yet it was one of the to each yesterday.

The treas- er all last week, 0 losing- it ttg, urer is hopeful that he will best. The grain on killtn SleerS receive back about $8,695.95. was not very much, and smiles That is the amount these north- ranged from $3.00 to $4.05, with ern counties owe the territory in one or two sales of extra heavy interest on funding: bonds. That mountain steers above, this, is all of them are owing: interest Most of the Colorado killing except Yavapai. The treasurer steers sold at $3.60 to $3.90, Pan-is gently reminding' them of the handles at $3.25 to $3,50, -and debt by sending- each county's some Old Mcxicos from Eastern share in two drafts.

One for the Colorado sold at Cows amount of the interest due from sold at $2.50 to $3.00 for medium that county other for the goods ones, others on down to balance of the county's share of $2. 15, and a train Panhandle the Santa Fe tax. In his letter canners were bought Saturday at of transmissal the treasurer sug- $2.10, a strong price. Stockers gests that the former draft and feeders gained 10 to 15 cents might with propriety be returned last week and are strong to 1.0 to the territorial cents higher again today. Range Phoenix Republican.

sold at $2.75 to $3.50, and feeders at $3.00 to $3.65. Live Stock Conventions. Inquiry for stockers and feeders Denver will be the scene of is very strong, as there is a gen-much activity among the live eral sentiment favoring high beef stock men of the United States prices this winter. during the fore part of January. A call has been issued for the Fight Annual Convention of the best storms that has come here I National Live Stock Association for a number of years.

We're sorry for you if you don't get good coffee for breakfast. Your grower itutii yon don't like khffiins'li bciU to meet January 10-14, 1905. The Fortieth Annual Convention of the National Wool Growers' Association will convene on January 9, 1905. Quite a liberal percentage of the ,28,000 sheep that came in last week were direct from the range. Prices were just about steady all week, with little weakness occasionly.

Market is strong today and trade active, and, 'as receipts at all points have been running short, it is hard to find There will also be a meeting any reason for anything but a of Cattle Growers' west of the strong market for the immediate Mississippi River on January 10th future. Range lambs sold at for the purpose of investiga t- $5 60 last week, range yearliugs ing into the divers diseases of at $4.85. Fed lambs brought the cattle in the territory men- $5.85 today, fed yearlings" $5.00 The Santa Fe Tax. itioned, and recommending im- and best ewes up to $4.50. Thin i -Territorial Treasurer Kirkland i lJULLciin yesterday made an apportion-! tkms of the Bureau of Aim1 ment of the Santa Fe Pacific Industry Every stockman should try attend these-conventions.

Live Stock Report. Special to Snips-Hjjdkau). Kansas City, Monday, J. A. Rick hart, L.

S. Correspondent. taxes among the northern counties through which that road passes. The amount of the taxes received from the road is $67,678.45 and it will be divided among the counties as follows: Apache, Navajo, Coconino, Mohave, 18,879.17. "Drafts for the amount due ihalf as many of this kind as last each of the counties were sent Monday.

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ui tne supply tho h. 3SCi at St. dropped down today to less than Johng Bmg. Comp.llly. ratine cattle Liver or Bowel troub1e3.

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