The Southwestern stock association has…
source date: 1888
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d, a verdict of murder in the first degree was returned. The evidence of the girl, and those who .examined the official pistol was convincing. J. M. Ginn, the attorney appointed to defend, could not say anything in favor of the defendant. Sen- tence will be pronounced today. Round Up Districts They are Fixed by the Stock Association. The Southwestern stock association has determined to drop all members who do not at the next meeting pay their accounts or give good excuse in writing. An assessment of fifty cents per month payable quarterly has been levied. John R. Adair has been elected to mem- bership. A committee, that holds office one year, consisting of A. E. Head, M. Chapman, R. P. Hart, J. B. Stanley, T. J. Clark and George O. Smith, has divided the county into six round up districts as follows: No. 1. Beginning at Merrill’s wells, thence east of S. P. R. R. to Gage station, thence south to Mexico line, thence east moving to Florida cattle company’s ranch, and including all ranches south of the Southern Pacific rail- road. No. 2. Beginning at Deming, thence north to Cook’s peak, and continuing on to John Brockman’s, thence to Lone mountain, . thence to Lyons & Campbell’s south pipe line, thence to Cherry creek, thence to Oak Grove, thence to Burro mountains, and thence south to the Southern Pacific railroad.