| Show AULFORD MLFORD OF Carloads of Wild Whit Horses In Jim Ono immo Shipment Feb biggest ship shipment ment blent of horses over ever cent nent out of Utah went vent forward from lust Mon Monday day night It consisted of carloads with an aim average of horses homes to the car making n a total of 1312 2312 head These horses brought 35 and 48 6 apiece aggregating over making n a total of worth shipped out of Heaver Beaver county this season These horses were sere purchased by F C unit and I L M Id representing Brothers of Sioux City and will be ho sold soldat ut at auction at place Many differ cut ent owners were represented In the tho deal dealus us every nina man In this lila section who hind had horses on range gathered up alt all that he ito find There Thero were about too COO head front from over from Woh ah mind and front Beaver own ore era nail and they wore were gathered fill the way from to Grove Valley H Ii HH IiII H II of was probably ably tho ho largest Individual owner These Theo animal were In excellent con condition condition considering the season seon froth from Wah being tat fat There were some somo handsome steeds In Sn the lot and a good tem teab could been pur purchased chased for Very little atten attention lion tion has ha been paid hail to range breeding luring during recent years but some of these horses show tho mixture of good blood with time the native stock toek Time The tock Block pens presented a lively ap the tho were sere being loaded Monday but beyond a few warm words over the ownership of certain animals no trouble occurred Mr Mc of claimed some more head than lion he ho received credit for and went up to Ogden to straighten out the trouble Following this big shipment of wild horses comes Frank D 1 a representative of the British government who 18 1 buying hoses horses that broken to itt the thu for use Iti iii Bouth Africa He lie went to Wednesday but has hah arranged for time tho purchase ot about forty head here and affil muy mity 10 o over oVet overto to ho heater Beaver Tim rime sit KIlt liftS has demonstrated that tub Iho American horse hOrseS are well adapted to tho tle tough warfare now In progress P gre In Africa at itt hOst t accounts the English riders suffering n DM from toni their mounts mountH From from the tho hOurs Hoar Mr Mi ny Hint hi lie is m Hi from 25 to 10 for l Ito o class of hor M desired by his Times |
