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Hazeltine, Ben, Salsberry, Charles, andTaylor, HarrySilver State Range History, Western LivestockJournal April, May, August, 1961. Excellent historyof stock ranching in the state.Hockmuthm, H .R., Franklin, Earl R. and Clawson,Marion, Sheep migration in t,he IntermountainRegion U.S .D.A. Cir . 624, January 1942, Gov't.Print 70 p. Map. An authoritative history of thetrails over Nevada,Holderman, Orville, Adams, Jewet W., and McGill,William N ., Their lives and ranching Empire,unpublished thesis, University of Nevada, 1963.Horlacher, L.J., Sheep Production, McGraw-Hill,1927, 418p. Some material on Nevada.Humboldt Register, Winnemucca, NevadaAugust 13, 1964, Sheep in the countyFebruary 17, 1890, Severe winterApril 1, 1965, Range conditions for sheepHumbold.1; Star, Winnemucca Nevada, September 9,1918, Obituary of John Saval, killed in car accident.Humboldt Star, Winnemucca, Nevada, May 29, 1941,John G. Taylor obituary.Hutchins, Wells A,, Nevada Law of Water Rightswith U.S.D.A. State Print. 1955, 66p.Jackman, E .R. & John Scharff, Steens Mountains,Caxton, 1968, 203p.Kennedy, P .B., and Doten, S .B ., the preliminary Reporton the Summer Ranges of Western, NevadaSheep, University Agricultural Extension ServiceBulletin 55, 1901.Kennedy, P.B., and Doten, S.B., Ranges of EasternNevada Sheep, University Agricultural ExtensionService Bulletin, 55, 1901.Kent, W., Reminescences of an Outdoor Life. A.M.Robertson, 1929, p. 72-120. Kent sheep ranchnear Golconda, Nevada.Kimball, Gorham Gates, Trailing sheep from Californiato Idaho in 1865, 1954, letters to hismother which were a diary of the trip.Kress, Wanda, Mrs., Interview. Edgewater, California,April 9, 1967. Daughter-in-law of JohnG. Taylor.Kupper , Winifred, Golden Hoof, Alfred A. Knopf, 1945,203p. General history of sheep.Kuttler, K.L. and Marble, D.W., White Muscle Diseasein Lambs. University Agricultural ExtensionService Bulletin 207, September 1959, 15p.Laird, Albert T. and Helen, Interview, Carson City,Nevada, July 3, 1967. Rode range for years inEureka and White Pine Counties. Knew most ofthe sheep outfits of the area.Las Vegas Age, Las Vegas, Nevada, June 18, 1910.Story on Charles E. Kaiser Livestock Companyin Clark County.Laxalt , Robert, Basque Sheepherders, Lonely Sentinelsof the American West, National Geographicv. 129, No. 6, June, 1966, p. 870-888.

Laxalt, Robert, Interview, October 23, 1968, Reno,Nevada.Laxalt, Robert, Sweet Promised Land, Harper, 1957,179p. Biography of Dominic, his father, a Basquesheep man.Lobato, J .C ., My Forty-two Years as a Sheep Herder,Colorado Magazine, July, 1951, p. 215-218.Brief on Nevada.Lockett, Stephen, Sheep Poisoned by Western Goldenrod,Journal of American Veterinary MedicalAssociation, May 1917.Lovelock Review Miner, Lovelock, Nevada, June 1,1941. John G. Taylor obituary.Lyon County Times, Son of H.W. Beecher in SheepBusiness, August 9, 1879, p. 2, col. 2.McCartney, Lyle, Emergency Drouth Feeding ofLivestock, University Agricultural Extension ServiceBulletin 109, February, 1954, 4p.McCormick, John, Interview, Fallon, Nevada, February,1967, Director University of Nevada Farm.Worked with Carl Dodge on feeding of pellets.McElrath, Jean, Interview, Wells, Nevada, May, 1967.McGillivray, Eweing, The Basques, unpublished M .A.Thesis, San Diego State College, January 13,1966, 39p., superficial.McLaughlin, Mrs. Alfred, Interview, San Francisco,California, February 1, 1967, sister of WilliamMoffat with a knowledge of his business overmany years. Several letters written to the author.Magee, Molly, A Day on the Mountain with BasqueBuckaroos, illus. by Craig Sheppard, NevadaMagazine Fall, 1966, p. 4-6, Little on sheep.Maloney, Paul, Lamb Producl;ion, UniversityAgriculturalExtension Service, Bulletin 102, April 195%,45p. illus. Selection of base stock analysis.Marvel, Louise Jenkins, Letter, Battle Mountain, Nevada,April 21, 1967. Little information, clippingsent.Meaker, Reginald, Interviews and letters. January,February 196 7, 40 years buying and raising Nevadasheep. Source of much accurate information.Moore, Boyd, Nevada and Nevadans, Wheeler andMoffat biographies.Morrison, F.B., Feeds and Feeding, Morrison PublishingCo., 1942.Murbarger, Nell, Sovereigns of the Sage, DesertPress, 1958, 342 p.Mills, Lester, Sagebrush Saga,, Art City PublishingCo., 1956, 106p. History of Elko County.Murdock, William, Interviews, Carson City, Nevada,January, 1967. Son of Tom. He worked 30 yearsfor Moffat.National Woolgrowers Association, Men, Sheep and aHundred Years, 1966.

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Grew up on father's cattle ranch in Glendale,raised sheep until he went to college. Keen onbreeding and blood lines for cattle and sheep.Saunderson, Montgomery H . , Western Stock Ranching,University of Minnesota, 1956, 247 p.Water development and fencing of range.Scott, Kenneth D., He Fenced 'Em In, Tabeequah,Oklahoma, 1965, 132p. illus. Cowboy with Moffatfor many years tells of Moffat cattle in Eko.Scrugham, James G., Nevada, American HistoricalSociety, 1935 3v. Especially good for biography ofsheep men.Silver State, Las Vegas, Nevada, June 30, 1925, DeathCamas killed 200 sheep.Silver State, Las Vegas, Nevada, April 27, 1963,Ebbie Davis, Clark County sheep man.Simmons, V.L. Sheep Killing Dogs, U .S .D.A. Bulletin1268, February 1947, Government printing.Sparks, John, Livestock Industry of Nevada, ProgressiveWest, June 1905, p. 6-7. Nevada sheepphoto, W.L. Jenkins sheep.Sparks Tribune, Sparks, Nevada, July 12, 1911.Wool industry for Truckee Meadows, mill inprospect.Stoddard, Charles, Taylor Grazing Act of June 28,1934, with amendments to February 1, 1964,Bureau of Land Management, U.S .D.I. 1964, 13p.Stoddard, Charles, H. Acquiring and Leasing PublicLands in Nevada, BLM ., U .S .D .I., July 1966.Sunset Magazine, Here you see a sheep dog"workingP'sheep, April, 1962, p. 67 illus.Thompson and West, see Angel.Towne, Charles, and Wentworth, Edward U., Shepherd'sEnpire, University of Oklahoma, 1946,364p. History of western sheep, Hollister story.Tremewan, Sidney, Interview, May 26, 1967, Elko,Nevada. A retired Forest Service supervisor;he knows the range and the men in easternNevada.Tuscorora Times-Review, Tuscorora, Nevada, January12, 1882.. Range severely overstocked.U.S. Bureau of the Census, 12th Census, 1900, V.5, Pt . 1 Farms, Livestock and Animal Products,p. 708, Government printing 1902.Count of Nevada sheep 1860-1900.U.S. Bureau of the Census, 13th census, Nebraska-Wyoming, p. 72-83, Government Printing, 1913.U .S . Bureau of the Census, 14th Census, V. 1, Pt. 3,Agriculture W Report for States-Mountain States,p. 269, Government print, 1922.U.S . Bureau of the Census, 15th Census, V .2, Pt. 3,Agriculture Western States, p. 420, GovernmentPrinting, 1932, Sheep, 1,201, 837, wool 7,308,470pounds.U.S. Bureau of the Census, 16th Census, 1940, Agri-

culture Western States, P. 510, GovernmentPrinting, 1942.U.S. Bureau of the Census, 17th Census, V. 1, Pt. 3,Utah and Nevada, U .S. Government Print, 1952,Sheep 320,733, wool 2,305,906 pounds.U.S . Census of Agriculture V. 1, Counties and StateEconomic Areas, Part 31, V. 1, Governmentprint, 1956.U .S . Department of Commerce Historical Statisticsof the United States: Colonial Times to 1957,Government Print, 1961, p. 290-291.U .S .D .A ., Marketing service (wool situation), GovernmentPrinting, November 1956.U .S .D .A. Western Range Letter from the Secretary ofAgriculture, 74th Congress, 2nd Session, Document199, Senate 1931, Government Print. Excellentsurvey of grazing potential in the West.U .S .D.A . Grading Wool, Bulletin 1805, GovernmentPrint, 1946, 24p. illus.U.S .D.I., BLM, Scrip Information nd.U .S .D .I. Census Office, House of Representatives 47thCongress, 2nd session, Mis. Doc. 42, pt. 3. Reporton the Production of Agriculture as Returnedat the 10th census, June 1, 1880, p. 104-116.Without doubt, the best survey of Nevada Livestockconditions.U.S .D.I. Census Office Report of the Statistics ofAgriculture in the United States at the 11thcensus, 1890, Mis. Doc., House of Representa-tives, V. 50, pt. 10, Government Printing 1896,p. 236.U.S. Senate Documents, V. 9, No. 88, Noes 158-192,58th Congress, 3rd Session, 1904-1906, p. 5-20,Public Lands Problems.Appendix 188 Nevada Grazing and Irrigationgood.U.S. Senate, 74th Congress 2nd session, Doc. 199,52% Nevada range depleted.Walgamott, Charles Shirley, Six Decades Back, Caxton1936, 358p. p. 169-177. Diamondfield, JackDavis.Walton, Richard Guy, Marking Lambs, Nevada Magazine,March 1948, p, 5. Little on castration,teeth tell age.Wentworth, Edward N., America's Sheep Trails, IowaState College Press, 1948, 667p. illus. CoversNevada history well. Information based on interviewsand letters. Wilson letter on Nevada lost.White Pine News, Ely, Nevada.January 24, 1885, Dan Wheeler feeding 600 sheepRange stock good conditionMarch 21, 1885, Sheep Growers Convention, SaltLake City, Apr. 2.September 26, 1885, Wool supply light. J.F.Jenkins killed Jos . M . Dean over sheep range.November 20, 1885, Editorial, Cattle vs. Sheep,one of several over the state.January 1, 1887, McGill on Cougar,June 19, 1925, Death of A.L. Parker.

Wren, Thomas, A History of the State of Nevada,1904. Good chapter on livestock and agriculture.