ton,  New  York;  R.  W.  Johnston, 
Richmond;  P.  R.  Smith,  L.  M.  Haydon  and  S. 
Howard,  Doming;  S.  B.  Brildart,  Las  Vegas.

It  is  currently  rumored  that  track  building 
will  begin  about  July  1,  on  the  North  Mexican 
& Pacific  railroad  (The  road  south  of  Doming).

20,000  HEAD  SHIPPED

Bud  Williams,  cattle  inspector  of  this  dis- 
trict, informs  the  Enterprise  that  already  this 
season  about  20,000  head  of  cattle  have  been 
shipped  from  Doming.  Of  this  number  about 
1500  head  were  stock  cattle  shipped  by  M. 
Haalf  from  his  ranch  north  of  Separ  to  Elmdale, 
Kansas.  Last  year  the  cattle  shipment  from 
Doming  amounted  to  about  100,000  head,  and 
this  year  Mr.  Williams  thinks  the  shipment  will 
run  much  higher.  There  are  two  good  reasons 
for  this  belief,  one  that  the  market  is  much 
better,  and  the  other,  that  the  trail  from  the 
west  of  Doming  is  better  established  than  last 
year.