F 797 1884 -yOj gancroft I I wain BRAND BOOK NORTHERN NEW MEXICO STOCK GROWERS' ASSOCIATION, AND LIST OF MEMBERS. JULY 1, 18S4. ( '•^ ^ -^^. ,- RATON, N. M. : THE RATON C03IET PRINT. 1884. OFFICERS. 0. A. HADLEY, President, Raton, N. M. J. C. LEARY, Sec'y and Treas., Springer, N.'_ M. VICE-PRESIDENTS. Don Trinidad Romero, Las Vegas. M. M. Chase, Cimarron. J. B. Watrous, Watrous. EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE. T. H. Lawrence, Chairman ; Jas. P. Campbell. 1). E. Young. W. J. Parker. J. S. Ho, land. G. W. Stoneroad. M. Littrell D. A. Clouthier. W. B. Stapp. A. J. Streeter. John Hill. Charles Springer. Oscar McCuistion. Elijah Johnson. P. J. Towner. Francis Clutton. B. F. Smith. C. W. Haynes. AJichael Slattery. J. E. Temple. Phlem Humphrey. M. W. Mills. J. F. Wolford. T. B. Lane. Henry Jones. The Brands in this Book are arranged Alphabetically. Bancroft Library MEMBERS OF THE Northern New Mexico Stockgrowers' ASSOCIATION. ^A/ITH POST OFFICE ADDRESS. James E. Temple Chico Springs, N. M. D. C. Pryor Las Vegas, N. M. A. J. Howell Springer, N. M. N. F. Cook Springer, N. M. S. W. Dorsey Chico Springs, N. M. W. R. Green Tr nidad, Colo. J. S. Holland Tramperos, N. M. Francis Clutton Tequesquite, N. M. J. W. Dwyer Raton, N. M. J. S. Taylor Weed.Cal. D. A. Clouthier Springer, N. M. - T. G. Duncan Springer, N. M. Chas. De Foresta —Raton, N. M.- W. 0. Van Arsdale Burton, Kan. G. A. Buslmell Tramperos, N. M. J. F. Woolford Tramperos. N. M. J. H. Rosier Carlisle, Pa. J. C. Taylor Springer, N. M. Simon Davis Springer, N. M. Hugh T. Woods Raton, N. M. E. C. Griffith Raton, N. M. F. M. Darling Capulin, N. M. H. M. Porter Denver, Colo. M. W. Mills Springer, N. M. A. H. Warren Catalpa, N. M. E. J. Temple Boulder, Colo. 4 "Kaymond Jenkins Kansas City, Mo. Michael Slattery La Cinta, N. M. M. M. Chase Cimarron, N. M. J. E. McKown Raton, N. M. Luis A. C. de Baca Tequesquite, X. M. A. G. Shaw Raton, X. M. ^ W. A. Burnett Trinidad, Colo. Richard Steele Tequesquite, X. M. Andrew Morton Tequesquite, X. M. G. W, Stoneroad ,- Cabra Springs, X. M. S. H. Wells, Jr .. La Cinta, X. M. Fred J. Hooper Red River Springs, X. M. Frank Huntington La Cinta, X. M. Jas. Campbell Watrous, X. M. Howard Kohn La Cinta, X. M. Arthur Marshmd Raton, X. M. Geo. Miller Raton, X. M. T. H. Lawrence l__Las Vegas, X. M. W. B. Stapp Las Vegas, N. M. J. W. Keller Springer, X. M. O. A. Hadley Raton, X. M. W. E. Corbett Springer, X. M. ^W. J. Parker Raton, X. \f. R. L. M. Ross Raton, X. M. Garnett Lee Raton, X. M. Chas. Thacker Raton, N. M. J. H. Clouthier Springer, X. M. C. C. Sheppard Tequesquite, X. M. Geo. W. Geer Raton, X. M. Daniel Young Capulin, X. M. Oscar McCuistion Raton, X. M. J. M. Howard Capulin, X. M. J. L Smythe Troyburg, X". M. J. R. Stuyvesant Raton, X. M. A. W. Knox Raton, X. M. A. P. Rogers Raton, X. M. P. J. Towner Chico Springs, X. M. Charles Springer Cimarron, X. M. G. D. Ford Springer, X. M. iM. M. Chase ( imarron, X. M. T. B. Lane Raton, X. M. L. K. Smith Chico Springs, X. M. Frank Xoyes Raton, X. M. Louis Hommell San Hilario, X. M. J. M. Gallegos San Hilario, X. M. Hilario Gonzales San Hilario, X. M. /E.E.Holmes Kansas City, Mo. /J. A. Forbes Kansas City, Mo. M. H. Heck Cimarron, X. M. p. Harsel Wagon Mound, N. M. Edward McAlister Tascosa, Texas. /^ John Carrico Sprini<]\/[6rGl)aiit8, ST. LOUiS, MO. BtuQcroft Liiutuy WE MAKE A SPECIALTY OP THE WORK OF HANDLING WESTERN RANGE CATTLE TO THE ST. LOUIS MASEET. Address us for quotations and advices. HUNTER & EVANS. 90 S. B. WATHOUS & SON, DEALERS IN Mfli, Hay ^General MefcMise, WATROUS, MORA CO., N. M. NATIVE BALED HAY SHIPPED BY THE CAR LOAD. E. L MARTIN & CO., DISTILLERS WHOLESALE DEALERS IN FINE KENTUCKY WHISKIES, AND IMPORTERS OF WINES, GINS, BRANDIES, ALES, ETC. KANSAS CITY, MO. The Largest Stock in the West. 91 WHITE & HOLMES, Commission Merchants, EXCHANGE BUILDING. KANSAS CITY, MO. REFERENCES: BANKS, BUSINESS MEN AND OUR CUS- TOMERS. W. B. GRIMES DRY GOODS CO. KANSAS CITY, MISSOURI. WHOLESALE DEALERS IN Dry Goods, Notions, Hosiery, AND FURNISHING GOODS. JUanufactui'ers of Men's Duck, Denim and titans Clothing. Goods adapted to Ranchmen's Supply Stores a specialty. Blankets in White, Colored and Mottled from 75 cts. to $50 per pair. All sizes. Comforts from the cheap- est lo the higest grades. Clocks from $1 to S60 each. Stockmen's Watches, Pocket and Table Cutlery, large line of Men's Fur- nishing Goods, Lined and Unlined Duck, Denim Kubber and Oil Clothing. Orders solicited. Lowest prices guaranteed. W. B. CRIMES DRY COODS CO. 92 IRWIN, ALLEN & CO. EXCHANGE BiriU>INO, Kansas City, Mo. , Eofs anil Sleep. We make it a point to handle Far West cattle to the benefit of our customers. MARKET REPORTS inRNISHED. Call on us when in the city. IRWIN, ALLEN So CO. POUTER & clouthieu, SPRINGER, IV. m. dlANKEBS^OKEBS FORWARDERS liiifil 0®fflalgil@i life Ranch Supplies of Every Descrip- tion carried for Immediate Delivery. PRICE LISTS FURNISHED ON APPLICATION. C. C. QUINLAN. S. G. BURNSIDE. P. MONTGOMERY. ^UIWLAW, I|0WT50MEI(y i^ (3o., LIVE STOCK ©i™oliilSE ^toiiteili^ LIBERAL ADVANCES MADE ON CONSIGNMENTS Rooms 25 and 26^ First Flooj, Exctianp Building, KANSAS OITY STOCK YARDS, Kansas City, Mo. Removal ! SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT. Cheyenne, Wyo., Nov. 20, 1883. '^I'^E have removed our stock of Saddlery Goods, etc., HH to the elegant three story brick building next door i to the First National Bank. Our new quarters are heated by steam, lighted by electric light, elevator, and all modern improvements. With the facilities given by an abundance of room and a large increase to our stock, we now have the Finest Saddlery Rooms in the West. We have extended many branches of our business that heretofore we were unable to do for lack of room. On or about the 20th of December our new Catalogue (now at the lithographers) will be ready for issue, con- taining cuts of all our new styles of Saddles, and a com- plete list of outfitting goods. We have added new styles to our Stock Saddles ; carry a larger stock of Ranch and Freight Harness, Carriage and Buggy Harness, Chaparejos, made of Calf skin. Angora and Seal skin (the latter are very handsome and durable) all of our own manufacture. Particular attention is called to our Stockmen's Out- fitting Goods, Wall and Wedge Tents, Paulins, Slickers, Belts and Holsters, Feed Bags, Pack Saddles, Horse Blankets, Rain Covers, Drove and Team Whips, Hopples, Reatas, etc. To Frontier Stores we offer the finest selection of Sad- dlerv Goods of the right kind ever shown in the West. Hickor Stocks and Lashes, San Jose hand made Bits and Spurs (carved and silver inlaid). All styles of Team Whips, Spur Straps, Hat Bands, saddle Blankets, Cotton Linen, Hair and Rrawhide i opes. Every variety of Rid- ing and Driving Bits. A complete line of English Saddles Bridles, Bits, etc., of our own direct importation. Fme Carriage Robes in Japanese Goat, Esquamaux, Angora, Fox and Wolf Fur. An elegant line of Plush Robes, Buffalo Robes and Sleigh Bells. Catalogues free upon application. Very respectfully, JOHN MORRISON. J J. S. COLLINS. 1 J^ g^ COLLINS & CO, J. M. BAGLEY, 257 Seventeenth St., Denver, Colo. Makes a specialty of engraving Stock Cuts, furnishing designs, etc. Orders filled promptly. Best facilities in he West. Engravings for Brand books furnished. Have furnished engravings for this book. » f ##; •^ /