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L PASO HERALD
Monday, February 7, 1910.
11
Too Late To
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vertisers this morning.
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tined: B. M. -C.
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E. F. C. 235
F. 292
F. G. 253
G. 37
G. 24
H. K, P.
H. C.
J. 110
I. 112
J. 175
J. G. G.
L. 2S3
M. 279
X. B.
P. O.
Q. 119
Z. 163
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Business
392
$2000 WILL BUY
A 5 room modern brick house on your
own terms." This price will not last
long.
W. T. Downing:,
209 -Mesa Avenue.
XEW BUXGALOW OX CORNER
5750.
Two blocks from high school, a fine
corner, 162 feet front- 6 room Califor
nia bungalow, basement and furnace.
All large rooms full of stained glass
windows. Most admired cottage in El
Paso, terms.
FIsk. Trnst Building.
XEW APARTMENT HOUSE.
Finest location in city, just west of
library, 4 complete apartments with
private bath and sleeping porches. A
profitable, safe, conservative invest
ment. Sure, permanent monthly in
come to purchaser. After first pay
ment rents will pay for property while
you are asleep.
FIsfc, Trust Building.
3IUNDY AVE.-94200.
Large new 5 room pressed brick,
paving, walks all paid, large cement
porch under main roof entire width of
house, screened sleeping porch 14x14.
Best house for the price on Mundy and
NEW" and CLEAN; TERMS.
FIsk, Trust Building.
BrGCY AXB SURREY FOR SALE
cheap. C H. Lea veil, 216 Texas St.
OX MONTANA ST. we can sell you 2
lots, s-outh fronts, Including paving
cost for 2U00.
Austin fc Marr,
Caples Building.
FOR SALE REAL ESTATE.
FOR SALE 15 acres, alfalfa and orch
ard, good 4 room "house 2 miles from
Las Cruces; easy terms. Hawley Real
ty Co., Las Cruces, N. M.
WHAT YOU SHOULD BUY IX H03IES,
RANCHES, AXD VACANT LOTS.
a DANDY 4 room red pressed brick,
practically new. located on good corner
in East El Paso; convenient to South
western shops and the brewery.
Only 52350. Will take $100 cash, bal
ance S?25 per month,
51S50 BUYS a pretty 4 room cottage
on 2 full lots, 1 block from car line.
East El Paso. An ideal little home.
"Will sell on easy terms. We have a
number of vacant lots in East El Paso
that can be bought right- See us at
once as property is advancing faster in
this addition than any other part of the
city.
A SWELL 5 ROOM cottage built of
red pressed brick, close in on Rio
Rrnrdp St ovorrthlnn' mnrlorn anri
without a doubt the prettiest little
home In the city.' 2 full lots. $4800;
easy terms. 1
$4300 BUYS a cozy little home close j
in on paved street, north of tracks. This
Js unquestionably the best bargain in
the city. Owner says it must go. Make
your own terms.
BEAUTIFUL 2 story 8 room resi-
dence on corner of Rio Grande and
Lee Sts. Built of the best material.
Every feature of its construction sub
stantial, large rooms, basement,
screened porches, in fact it has every
known convenience. See us for price
and terms.
VALLEY LANDS.
87 ACRES In the best farming dis
trict in the Mesllla valley 20 miles
north of El Paso. mile from rail
road; every foot in cultivation. 30 acres
in alfalfa, perfect title and complete
waier rights. $115 p'er acre, easy
terms.
40 ACRES y mile from Anthony;
fine level land in high state of cultiva
tion. About 25 acres in alfalfa. Owner
says he must sell and has made an ex
ceedingly low price.
SEE US AT ONCE. Tou are sure to
succeed in getting a bargain if you
look for the firm of Mathews & Dyer,
and you are safe on profits. Our motto
is to give our customers the best price
we can possibly get from the owners.
MATHEWS & DYER.
117 N. Stanton St. Both Phones.
WAREHOUSE AND FACTORY SITES.
120 by 143 feet cor. of First and
Campbell Sts.; on T. & P. railroad.
S70 feet (4 acres) on G. H. & S. A.
railroad, foot of Texas St; 4 fronts.
85 feet by 139 feet cor. of W. "San
Antonio and Anthony Sts., on A., T. &
S. F- railroad.
12S feet by 91 feet cor. of Chihuahua
and Main Sts.; opposite the chamber of
commerce buildin; 4 fronts.
MISCELLANEOUS.
GO feet by 78 feet (improved) cor, of
Wyoming and Oregon Sts.
37 feet by 120 feet (Improved), Ma
goffin Ave., the Michigan Ave. of El
Paso.
R. II. THORNE,
518 Saa Francisco St.
Income and Investment. Real Estate.
MEXICO LANDS.
OLD MEXICO AXD SOUTHWEST
TEXAS LANDS, large tracts our spe
cialty. BUTLER REALTY CO.,
815 X. Oresox, Next to St, Regis.
FOR SALE.
4 lots on W. Missouri St in the Ste
vens addition. Price 8000. Terms
cash; balance 1, 2 and 3 years at 8
percent s
An ideal new 8 room 2 story mod
ern brick residence on Arizona St
Price S6S00. Terms. cash, balance
1, 2 and years at 8 percent
FOR RENT.
1306 E. Overland St, 4 rooms and
bath, modern. $10.00.
407 S. El Paso St, a firstclsss and
up-date store room. $75.00.
A firstclass livery stable, suitable
for garage; close in; 100 by 120 feet
Will lease or rent by the month. $75.
BEHR fc "WATTS.
MONEY TO LOAN.
WE WRITE FIRE INSURANCE.
CITY NAT. BANK BUILDING.
PKONE 4Z4.
WE HAVE $30,000 TO LOAN OX EL4
1V&JSU itfcuVL, ESTATE SECURITY.
WANT ADS BY TELEPHONE.
The Herald has arranged to take
want ads by phone. Cell Bell 115,
Auto 1115 up to 2 oclock daily. Tour
ad will be received, Inserted promptly
and collected for next day.
Cla
ssiry
One Cent a Word.
DO YOU "WANT TO TRADE?
Six room house near shops and foun
dry, Bassett's addition, to trade for lots
or valley land.
A BUILDING SITE, 37 FEET.
Front on Willow SL in Bassett's ad
dition to trade for anything.
UNIMPROVED VALLEY LAND
To trade for city property.
AN EXTRAORDINARY ALFALFA
RANCH
One mile from Las Cruces highly im
proved with over $4000 in buildings.
The yield from this place was 4500 in
1909.
Jowephus Boggb,
Room 15 Morgan Bldg. Phone 224.
3IODERN SPECTACLES.
It is of interest to every one wear
ing glasses to have them made in
such a manner as to improve their fea
tures. I measure the eyes, the face
and the features and I make the glass
es to fit. That is the reason my glasses
are always right.
" Geo. D. Kendall,
207 Mesa Ave., Makes Glasses Right.
FOR SALE On Montana St., soutn
fronts, Including paving. The price is
3200.
Austin & Marr,
Caples Building.
BARGAINS. BARGAINS.
REAL ESTATE. REAL ESTATE.
READ THIS AND INVESTIGATE,
Bargain No. 1. 15 rooms and store
90xSl, on corner, bringing 10 percent
on 9000. Bargain price 5500; can
give terms.
Bargain No. 2. 2 lots 5 room mod
ern home on corner on Texas St. Price
is only 2600; can give terms.
Bargain No. 3. 26 feet on Kansas St.,
near court house, for 6000; shoulc
bring S000.
Bargain No. 4. 4 lots on corner on
Texas St, for 2500. 3 building sites.
If you are looking for investments in
El Paso property you cannot beat the
above. We are placing them below
maTket to sell in order to dissolve part
nership in the business. We have tried
to make this plain to you. Investigate
and come and see us.
Pence Eros.,
Owners. 217 Texas St-
FOR SALE K ROOM BRICK
House on Wyoming St., near Southwest
ern shops; south front in good repair;
a bargain in every particular. Just
think of it, the price is only 2500; good
terms.
Austin & Marr,
Caples Building.
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FOR SALE AT A BARGAIX.
7 .horsepower boiler, used only 1
week. Perfect condition; same as new.
Call
Standard Electric Co.,
107 S. Stanton.
REDUCED TO S470O FOR A QUICK
SALE.
Modern 6 room red pressed brick, "
full lots, south front, large attic, up
todate bath, exposed plumbing, fine
lighting fixtures. This property has
been reduced from G000. See us for
further particulars.
Cassldy & Davidson,
Rooms 4 and 5, Buckler Building.
WOMAN cninrr tn St T.nnii or Fort
Worth should address P. O. box 1017. I
I
AVAXTKD.4 nnsiHrtn n c "snlpmnn - pt- '
perienced in general merchandise; best
references. Address G. H. Pace, 510 N.I
.Kansas St. Bell phone 3132.
TWO UNFURNISHED ROOMS Con
venient; one furnished room 8. Pri
vate home. 709 Virginia.
$25 REWARD Stolen, 1 single cylin
der Thor Motorcycle. Engine No. C,
7509; frame No. 9 19S1; color, French j
gray. V handle bars. Smith Machine
Co., 106 N. Campbell St
WAXT TO BUY A good portable baker j
oven teat will bake from j.o to zuv
loaves in a baking; give price and
place. Address B. A, Herald.
FOR SALE Fresh yard eggs, 5 to 10 I
dozen per day. Also eggs for hatching
from pure brown Leghorns, Black Mi
norca, Buff Rocks and Rhode Island
Red. Texas Dairy. Bell phone 1144.
BARGAINS. BARGAINS.
In all of our experience of dealing In
desirable real estate we have seldom
offered such excellent values as you
will find on our list today.
Cassldy & Davidson,
Rooms 4 and 5, Buckler Building.
FOR SALE A 6 Yoom brick, all mod
ern conveniences, good neighborhood;
lot SOxi'iO, south front; terms 500.
balance monthly. See us about this big
bargain.
Austin & Marr,
Phone 352. Caples Building.
FOR SALE S. C. R. I. Reds, cockerels
and pullets, white Wyandotte cocker
els. Also eggs from both breeds for
hatching. L. W. Hoffecker. Phone
1455.
FOR RENT Lar.ge front bedroom.
Phone 2273. 1318 N. Florence.
WANTEL White nurse girl for baby.
Apply 815 Magoffin.
FOR SALE Fine 320 acre well im
proved farm, 90 acres in cultivation;
75 percent tillable. Running water
creek; 7 miles south of Colorado, Texas.
Price 25 per acre; terms. Address
Owner, box 596, Colorado, Texas.
FOR SALE 5 lots on Rio Grande St.
corner, only 3150. We can give gooa
terms on them.
Austin & Marr,
Caples Building.
A NEW ONE FOR YOU
We are just completing a new 5 room
cottage on Boulevard, paved district
walks and curb in. This house has 5
large rooms besides a 10x12 sleeping
porch and will be finished in the best1
of style throughout 500 down and
balance to suit will take it
Let us tell you more about it
Anderson-Bennett Realty Co.
Rooms 21 and 22 Bassett & Edwards
Bldg., Phone 491.
PAY RENT TO YOURSELF.
It is to your interest to read this over
once and then " some more."
YOU ARE PAYING RENT.
You collect rental receipts. The house
you rent advances in value- The lana
lord gets it another way. We can sell
yep a swell 5 room cottage in the best
residence section, Montana St.; paving
and walks are all paid tor. All we ask
is 300 down and 25 per month. The
price is only 4200. Cut this put and
come in to us. We will tell you all
about it
Cassldy Davidson,
Rooms 4 and 5 Buckler Building.
FOR S4LE- Incubator. Chas. A. Cy
pher's "Model" 250 egg size; automatic
moisture regulator and hygrometer;
perfect condition, 20. Wm. Schwei
kert, Pinos Altos, N. M.
N STRAAJUllta XS inri Ai a
Get located in a nice neignuuiiiuuu.
We have some swell homes, north side
residence section. Prices and terms to
suit. We can save you money.
CassIa"y & Davidson,
Rooms 4 and 5, Buckler Building.
WE CAX GET YOU Q,UICIv RESULTS
If the price is right List your prop
erty at once.
McKcnney Realty Co.,
Room 9, Buckler Block.
Too Late to Classify
No Ad. Less Than 25c.
HAVE A CASH BUYER
For 4 or 5 room house.
McKcnney Realty Co.,
Room 9 Buckler Building.
XEW BUNGALOW.
NEVER OCCUPIED.
We have just completed another bun
galow with 5 large rooms. It has many
attractive features, such as beamed
ceilings, paneled wainscoting, large
bridk mantel, etc We wHl be pleased
to show this at any time.
Mayficld Realty Co.
Over Calisher's Store. Phone 684.
DON'T LET IT SLIP THROUGH
Your fingers. There is money to be
made on it. A modern 5 room cottage
on Prospect Ave., near Carnegie li
brary. Only 4500; your own terms.
You need pay no car fare here.
Oassidy & Davidson,
Rooms 4 and 5 Buckler Building.
$500 CASH BUYS 1400 worth of mer
chandise. Can be sold and delivered at
800 profit besides expenses Inside 60
days; hustlers Investigate.
Room 20G Herald Building.
WANTED 2 or 3 rrTOre firstclass lady
and gentlemen solicitors. Call on
phone users; big money made by live
ones. y
Room 20G Herald Building.
WAXTED To sell for cash, very cheap,
express and baggage business; 1 team
finest ponies in Texas, harness, wagon,
etc.
Room 200 Herald Building. ,
FOR SALE Beautiful small cottage
and 4 fine level corner lots, barn,
chicken house, cow stable; very cheap,
all cash or part.
Room 200 Herald Building.
. CALL AT OUR OFFICE
And we will tell you about the bar
gains we have on Wyoming St.
Caisldy Davidson,
Rooms 4 and 5, Buckler Building.
$7300 BUILT DURIXG THE PANIC,
When material and labor were 25 per
cent cheaper than now. 7 rooms, re
ception hall and basement; located on
Rio Grande St.; one of the beautiful
homes of this charming section. It is
thoroughly artistic and spacious and
every inch of it carries with it
an air of superior construction and
harmony. It is excellently well con
structed, not the average, but away
above it. This house will please you.
Can give good terms.
Cassldy & Davidson,
Rooms 4 and 5, Buckler Building.,
Phone 920. '
DO YOU WANT THE BIGGEST BAR
GAIN IN THE CITY?
Ir so see us and see us quick. It's
a modern home of 8 large rooms, 2
story brick, close in on Rio Grande St.
Price 4500. We can arrange terms.
Lone Star Land Co.,
213 Texas St.
4 ROOM MODERN COTTAGE, $2350.
Is in East El Paso and is the best bar
gain in this addition. We can arrange
very easy terms.
Lone Star Land Co.,
213 Texas St.
BIG BARGAIN OX X. EL PASO ST.,
$5400.
A modern 2 storj- house of S rooms,
close in. It will pay you to investigate
this.
Lone Star Land Co.,
213 Texas St
TWO LOTS OX X. AXGE FOR $1000.
Best bargain in a building site west
of Cotton Ave.; terms easy.
Lone Star Land Co.,
213 Texas St.
$C500 WAXTED.
Security on a 100 acre improved al
falfa ranch; will pay good interest
Mathews & Dyer,
Agents.
$4500 SWELL 5 ROOM BRICK.
On paved street 3 minutes walk from
P. O. A brand new cottage; splendid
terms.
Mathews & Dyer,
Agents.
A REAL BARGAIN.
Here is -a- 5 room cottage on Nevada
St, within 1 block of Arizona St car
line that we can sell you 750 less than
its value on account of owner leaving
city. This must go this week at some
price and the first- one making an offer
near what it is worth will get It Call
and let us show ydu and give full
particulars.
Anderson-Bennett Realty Co.,
Rooms 21 and 22 Bassett & Edwards
Building. Phone 491.
A FEW VERY CHOiCE BARGAINS.
$20 PER ACRE FOR FINE LAND
On the island. Terms if wanted.
30 PER ACRE FOR BOTTOM LAND
In the upper valley. If you are looking
for something good and cheap this is
IT. Let us show you.
We have a 2 story brick on the north
side for 3400. See it
Kettier Realty Co., 30S Mesa Are.
MOVED TO 300 3IESA,
Orndorff Hotel.
R. C. Bailey for Real Estate.
ROOMING HOUSE BARGAIN Genuine
snap. Let us show you. New office
306 Mesa, Orndorff Hotel. R. C. Bailey!
WE HAVE A CLIENT WITH ?2000
To 3000 to loan on approved real es
tate security, br will buy firstclass
vendor lien notes. Loan must net client
10 percent
Ask Hodge Realty Co.,
Both Phones. 315 N., Oregon.
FOR RENT 5 room modern brick, nice
place, south front, on terraced lots, 1931
Arizona St
Ask Hodge Realty Co.',
Both Phones. 315 N. Oregon.
YOUNG MAN Experienced stenogra
pher and general office man, with some
experience as bookkeeper, desires posi
tion in old Mexico; object to learn
Spanish; gilt edge references, p. srr
Herald. 00'
WANTED Position by young man
19 years old; some experience In office
good references; salary no object to
start. Write B. 3S0. Herald.
FOR SALE Splendid cooking stove
No. 8, chejfp. Phone 1433. '
yT,ED"H,.rse and huZZy cheap.
McKalhp, P. O. box 242, El Paso.
FOR SALE Very cheap if taken at
once; 69 feet business property on S
Stanton St Owner K., care Herald.
FOR RENT Modern 10 room house
fronting southeast. No. 219 Arizona!
Phone 2132.
COMFORTABLY furnished 3 room brick
house; all conveniences, near Highland
Park line; very reasonable. Phoi
327S. e
WANTED 2 setting hens or more
Phone 2468 after 6 p.m.
WAXTED Dining room work by
American woman. Wrjte P. 5. Herald.
OFFICES FOR RENT New Herald
building, center of riverything. All
cars pass door, steam heat, elevator and
all modern conveniences; prices mod
erate. Apply to Agent room 213, sec
ond floor.
FOR SALE Rooming house of 8 rooms
in suites for light housekeeping; all
well filled; at a bargain if taken this
week. 602 Myrtle Ave.
PRACTICAL NURSE desires position.
565, Herald.
FOR SALE 5 room brick, close In on
N. El Paso St Only 3500; easy pay
ments. ?hone 1907.
AMERICAN "WOMAN wants place as
firstclass cook In family or boarding
house. Address P. 399.
CniHUAHUA ST., near W. San Antonio
St.. 53 feet frontage by 120. Price
3850. This is a snap.
H. L. Howell, 213 Herald Building.
TWO NICELY furnished rooms for
light housekeeping; close in. 702 N.
Santa Fe St
ALFALFA MEAL, nay, grain, coal and
wood. W. S. Lawless & Co., 3129 Ala
meda Ave. Phone Bell 179.
"WANTED Position as clerk in general
merchandise store; had 4 years ex
perience; can give good reference; state
salary. Address box 5, Duran, N. M.
FOR RENT 3 newly furnished house
keeping rooms with bath; rent reason
able. 1322 Magoffin. Bell 3265.
FOR SALE One rolltop desk, -ne 3
section bookcase, one leather couch. 419
E. California,
LADY WITH LITTLE GIRL wishes 2
or 3 well furnished housekeeping rooms
with private family In desirable loca
tion. Write 4, care Herald.
MASOMC NOTICES.
EL PASO LODGE NO. 130, A. F. A. M,
itegmar meetings 1st and 3rd
"Wednesdays of each month.
E. W. S. Neff. Seev.
J. T". Mssnn "TO M
Masonic Relief Board 3rd floor ATn
sonic Temple. Office hours: 10 a. m.
to 12 m. L. E. Glllett Secy.
A. fc A. S. RITE OF FREE MASONRY.
Meets the second and third Mondays
of each month In Masonic Temple.
W. H. 3IcCulIough, Secy.
SELECT JDANCIXG ASSEMBLIES,
FRATERNAL BROTHERHOOD HALL,
WED. AND SAT. NIGHTS.
'MONEY AND METALS.
New York Quotations.
(By Associated Press.)
New York, Feb. 7. Money on call
22.
Prime mercantile paper. 4 5 per
cent Closing Quotations Today.
Bar silver, 51.
Desilverized lead, 4.674.72.
Copper, standard, ?1313.20; March,
1313.0.
Mexican dollars 44c.
Spelter (St Louis quotation) '5.70.
Current Smelter Quotations.
(El Paso Smelter.
Bar silver 51
Copper wire bars (cts. per lb.).. 13 9-16
Copper Cathode (cts. per lb.)... 13 7-16
Lead (New York sales prices) 4.70
Lead (London sales prices) . .13, sS, d9
Weekly Averages.
(Douglas Smelter Quotations.)
Engineering and Mining Journal,
(New York.)
Bar silver ,..52
Copper 11.52
NEW YORK LISTED
STOCKS.
(By Special Wire to The Herald from
H. H. Bru Co.. Globe. Ariz.)
Amalgamated
Amer. Smelters
Anaconda 1
2tt
77
46
....". 6S
144
33
26
39
67
156VI
42
26
121
28
180
76
1S
Brooklyn' Rap. Transit..
I Chi., Mil. & St Paul
Colo. Fuel & Iron..
Erie Ry
M, K. & T
Mo. Pac
Reading
Rock Island '.
Southern Railway ,
Southern Pac
Texas Pac
Union Pac ,
U. S. Steel, com
Wabash '"
BOSTON LISTED STOCKS
(By Special Wire to The Herald from
H. H. Bru Co., Globe, Ariz.)
Ariz. Commercial
39
17
IBost Corb
w lU J.8
Butte Coalition 23
Knctrni fnrt
18
Calumet & Hecla Ill 111625
Centennial oiiz.
j Copper Range 75
Daly West 3
East Butte ; II II 9
Giroux t. ..IIIIIII 9
Greene, Cananea 01
Helvetia ...." lit
Miami 013?
-KT J - ........ AJ
in evaaa uon oq
Newhouse ...I.. 3
IOY4.
-iurin jsutte 33
uiu xuniinjon
Parrot j9i
Shannon ?f III!"
Sup. & Boston I
Sup. Copper
Sup. & Pittsburg
41:
20
H
14
52
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14
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U. S. Smelters, com " 4?
Utah Con It
Utah Copper 'IIIIIII 457'
UNLISTED STOCKS.
(By Special Wire to The Herald from
H. H. Bru Co., Globe, Arlz.j
Ariz. -Mich., pt pd 50c
Black Mountain .' '..'.'. 33c
Boston Ely ".I" 4 it
Butte Balaklava 9 y
Butte & Landoif. ".". 20c
Cactus I ! ! "5
Cal. & Montana -. 1 y.
Chino Cop. Co II hi
Chemung n
Chief Con ....". 2
Cordova, pt pd 11.1 1
Cordova, full pd HI 3
Cumberland Ely HI qia
Davis Daly HI! 3
Denn-Ariz
Ely Cent . .. .".'."..." " J14
Gila Copper II 71
Inspiration Cop ' S9 iic
Live Oak Dev o0
Majestic Cop. of Utah III! 90c
Mason Valley s
Nat Mng. Exp 56c
iew Keystone 5
Ohio Copper 41
Pinto Copper 20c
Raven 55C
Ray Central 3 5-16
Ray Consolidated . 21
Savanna, pt pd 2
San Antonio, pt pd 7 '
Shattuck 20
Sierra 4
PGsSr
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L
CRUCES AND
ESILLA VALLEY
VEGETABLE GROWING
TO BE DISCUSSED
Farmers of the Upper Valley to Meet
Thursday at Las Cruces and Talk
Over Several Things.
Las Cruces, N. M., Feb. 7. The reg
ular meeting of the Farmers' Institute
will be held at the courthouse, Thurs
day afternoon, Feb. 10, at 1:30.
The principal subject for discussion
will be the raising and the proper
preparation for carload shipments of
celery, cabbage, lettuce, spinach and
other garden growths.
Wheat raising will also receive con
sideration. "Come prepared to ask questions and
to say something," is the way the
notices read.
SILVER MEDAL CONTEST
WITH DELIGHTFUL MUSIC.
Las Cruces, N. M., Feb. 17. One of
the leading entertainments of the com
ing week will be the silver medal con
test and musical at the Methodist church
this evening at 7:30 oclock. The fol
lowing program will berendered.
March By contestants.
Scripture reading Rev. "Mr. Vaughn.
Prayer Rev. Mr. Rorex.
Exercises By the L. T. L.'s.
Vocal selection By audience.
Reading (contestant) Mrs. Buell.
Piano (contestant) Mrs. Lula Free
man. ..
Piano solo Mrs. Rorex.
Reading (contestant) Mrs. Jennie
Seely.
Reading (contestant) Mrs. Rowland.
Vocal solo Mrs. Lansing Bloom.
Reading (contestant) Mrs. Mary
Freeman.
Reading (contestant) Mrs. Eva
Bruce.
Reading (contestant) Mrs. Elizabeth
Stewart.
Vocal duet Misses Reeves and Burk.
Decision of judges and awarding of
medal.
Benediction.
Declares the President and
Many Washington Fami
lies Kept Meat Till Is Was
"Ripe and Tender."
"Washington, D. C, Feb. 7. That bad
beef, some ready to fall to pieces, was
served at the white house during presi
dent Roosevelt's occupancy, was -the tes
timony of district food inspector Dodge
today before the house committee in
vestigating the highest cost of living In
the District of Columbia.
Mr. Dodge stated that it was the cus
tom of the steward of the white house
to buy a quarter of beef and hang it
until ripe or "ready to fall to pieces" as
tne Inspector described it "when it would
be served on the white house table.
Superior & Globe, pt pd 14
Tonopah 6
Grain and Provisions.
Chicago GralH. Close.
Wheat
Feb $1-11
May ....
Corn
Feb
May P..
Oats
May
July ...
. 1.09
61
65Ss65
46
43&
Chicago
Pork
- May
July
Lard
May July
Ribs
May July
Provisions. Close.
22.70
22.02
$12.15
12.10
$11.S23&
11.80
COTTON
Gnlvesto Spot Cotton.
Galveston, Tex.. Feb. 7. Spot cotton
market at noon was unchanged; mld
lfgs, 15c; today's sale, 332 bales; to
arrive, 600 bales.
TO EJECT SETTLERS
IN COTTON ADDITION
Judgment of State Court of
1904 to.x13e JPiit xnio
Execution.
In the district court representatives of
the Cotton estate have asked for writs
of ejectment of land claimants in Whs
Cotton addition in accordance "with a
iudnrncnfc of the state court of 1904. By
this iudqmpnt the Cotton estate was
riven title to deputed Chamizal prop
erty in that district of the city.
Bv agreement of bobh parties at the
time the judgment was issued m 1904,
the issuance of the writs of ejectment
was suspended until the settlement of
the Chamizal case in the tederal court,
but the Cotton estate has flow asked
the state court to fiecu ciaraiaiiw um
the addition in accordance with the judg-
mResidents04in the disputed territory
heard of this action last week and reg
istered protests with the Mexican state
department and in turn the state de
partment of the United States had its
attention called to the proposed action.
More than 50. ejectments will be Issued
it is said. The scare cepartment has
taken no action and will probably not
take any, as the action of the state
court would have no effect in case of a
settlement favorable to Mexico and
the claimants under the Chamizal title.
The Paul Suit.
The injunction secured ugainst the
city by George Paul restraining it from
holding possession of property recently
acquired for garbage and sewage dis
posal plants will come up In the 41st
district court Thursday.
BLUE AGAIX REPLACES
GREE.V FOR STAMPS
Although a new special delivery
stamp was issued over a year ago and
withdrawn last November, the El Paso
postoffice continues to sell the little
blue stamps, showing a youth riding
a blcj-cle, as he special delivery
stamp.
The issue of a year ago was a green
stamp but because it looked so much
' RflTM, SAYS INSPEGT0RV0F FOODS
CAS CRUCES DAILY RECORD.
Las Cruces, X. L, Feb. 7. The fol
lowing deeds and other papers of record
have been filed with the recorder of
Dona Ana county:
Deeds Filed.
Juan W. Luna et ux to Sixto Ojraz,
warrant3' deed to a tract oi land, in the
northwest quarter of section 35, town
ship IS, south of range 4 west, contain
ing 20 acres, consideration $200; dated
Nov. 17, 1904.
Juan Velaide et ux to Sixto Ogaz,
-warranty deed to allvof block 13, con
sisting of four lots and lots 1, 2 and 3Jn
block 14 in the village of Salem, consid-"
eration $200; dated Jan. 22, 1909
' Preciliano Lavato, administration to
Sixto Ogaz, warranty deed, to a parcel
of land containing 6 acres, considera
tion $80; dated May 31, 1907.
Irs. S. M. Von Allman to H. H. Bailey
warranty deed to a tract of land sit
uated about 1 1-2 miles southeast of
the town of La Union, containing 48.03
acres, consideration $2401.50; dated Jan.
29, 1910.
Sunshine Valley Co. to A- T. Fergu
son, warranty deed "to lots 6 antl 7 in
block 13 of Mesa Heights addition con
sideration $50- dated. Dec 20, 1909.'
Oscar Lohman et ux to Gbrge C. Will,
"warranty deed to a tract of land sit
uated southwest of Las Cruce3, contain
ing 94 acres, consideration $12,500; dat
ed Oct. 14, i909.
Frank Kropp et ux to L. Reedr-Fuller,
"warranty deed to a tract of -land sit
uated . in Bosque Badado, containing
83.818 acres, consideration $7670.00,
dated Feb. 5, 1910.
William Johnson et ux to ilariam 2
Murphy, warranty deed to a oarcel of
land in precinct 20, area 172 by 505
feet, containing 1-56 acres, consideration
$100: dated January, 1910.
L. H. Vandenvorfto W. G. Huddleston
warranty deed to lots 11 and 12 in block
44 cf Miller's Washington Park addi
tion, consideration st and ottuer valuables-
dated Jan. 28. 1910.
L. H. Vanderwerf to E. A. Clancv. war
ranty deep to lots 13 and 14 in block 44
Members of the committee expressed
disgust at Mr. Dodge's revelations.
He related an incident of one visit to
a fashionable "Washington (market where
he found a quarter of a beef, black and
apparently unfit for food. He condemned
it and was about to pour kerosene over
it, when the proprietor interfered and
told him he had many wealthy customers
who always ordered from such a piece
of meat because it was tender.
While the Inspector was present a
footman from a wealthy family came in
and ordered a cut from the piece which
he had condemned.
"Gratifications of canine appetites,"
commented representative Johnson, of
Kentucky, who asked the inspector if
this class of meat was kept in the came
coolers with beef intended for 'civilized
people."
The inspector said it was.
like two one-cent stamps together it
was not easy for distributors of mail to
distinguish the special deliveries, and
the government discarded it
The El Paso postoffice had a supply
of the old stamps in the postoffice
vault and continued to use the blue
stamps while the green stamps were
out, and (the blue stamp is again in
use.
POOL BOUND OVER
T"VT Tn A TvTNTClT "EC5 '
j.ix uuo J cr.ciJLi.Eja
El Pasoan Is Held to Federal
Grand Juiy in Sum of
$5000.
That the man who gave the name of
Harris, when arrested on charges of
smuggling opium and taken to Los An
geles, was held to the grand jury as
G. O. Pool, is information received here
by federal officials. It is alleged.
Both Pool and his companion who
gave the name of Murphy were arraign
ed in Los Angeles Saturday and. each
was held to await the action of the fed
eral grapd !jury, bond being fixed at
$5000.
Pool is under $5000 bond to appear here
before the federal grand jury In El Paso
on April 4
Information has not been
received as to whether or not Pool and
Murphy furnished bond in Los Angeles.
If he is retained in custody there, he
may have difficulty in appearing before
the grand jury here, for which action he
Is under $5000 bond.
Frank Alderete, one of the sureties
on Olin Pool's bond to appear before the
federal court In El Paso, has received
a letter from Pool in which the latter
says he was arrested at Colton, Cal., and
was in jail in Los Angeles on February j here today when his foot came in con
1 at the time the letter was written. I tact with a primary light wire of the
Alderete today stated that he is go- city east of Austin, where he was
ing to withdraw from Pool's bond here working as a lineman for the- South
ed Is notifying the United States mar- western Telegraph and Telephone com-
shal In Los Angeles to this effect. In
case .Fool is able to give the $5000 bond
there, he will be held for surrender
here.
KILLED CONVICT;
G-UAED IS TRIED
Hillsboro, Tex., Feb. 7. The trial of
Maj. T. H. Durham, assistant superin
tendent of the Rusk pententiary,
charged with the murder of a convict
named Athens in this county, began in
the district court here this after
noon. The selection of a jury will likely
occupy all the afternoon, and tomor
row, as opposing counsel expect to use
up all challenges and take every pre
caution. A large number of witnesses are at
tending. It Js expected that members
of the legislative committee which con
ducted the penitentiary probe will be
called as witnesses. Durham is reticent
but confident.
JOCKEYS CELEBRATING.
Like the baseball players calendar,
Monday Is Sunday with the jockeys at
ithe Juarez track. Sunday Is the fea
ture day of the entire week and is
their busiest day. On Monday the boy
riders lay off and take a vacation for
one day.v Today they are celebrating
their holiday by playlrig a game of
near baseball at Washington Park.
The licensed jockeys are playing the
apprentdces Vind the game Is being wit
nessed by tVhe entire employed force
and track followers at Terrazas park.
HERALD ON SALE IN LAS
CRUCES, X. M.
FramJc A. Hawley, Afeat, eyyeslte
yestefllce.
Dally Herald oa sale by Las Cruces
Dmi Ge Cantexce's Xewa Sta
MpeBite FtofiIcv
of Miller Washington Park addition,
consideration $1 and other valuables:
dated Jan. 29, 1910-
J. T.-MiHer to Fred C. Pierson, war
ranty deed to lot 11 in block 9 of Mil
lers Washington Park addition, consid
eration $1 and other valuables; dated
Oct. 7. 1909.
J. T. Miller to 0. F. Amburn, "war
ranty deed to lots 9 and' 11 in block 34
of Miller's sanation, consideration $1
and other valuables; " dated April 15,
1909. :
United States of America to Sisto
Osraz, certificates of title to lots 5. 6
( and 7 of tae southeast quarter of the
northwest quarter and the southwest
quarter of the northeast qua"rter of sec-
l tion 5, township 19, south range 3. west
. u. Jr. u.. containing j.oau acres;
dated Jan. 14, 1909. ,
LAS CRUCES HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Las Cruces. N. M., Feb. 7. The fol
lowing guests are registered at the hotel
Don Barnardo: Frank R. Lyon, New
York; George D. Stetson, Kansas City;
Karl B. JPollett, El Paso; "W. M. Hay
wood, Albuquerque; A- W. Hadley, El
Paso; Frank -E. Cox, El v Paso; R. C
Hatton. El Paso; E. H. Reynolds, La.
Mesa; J. H. Mills, El Paso; B. Williams,
Albuquerque; M. "Winters, Coffeyville,
Kans.; J. H. Dunne, El Paso; R. J. Snow
den, Raton; E. B. Link, Silver City; B.
Young and wife, El Paso; C. Hoppenrail,
-Pueblo. -
LAS-CRTJCES PERSONALS.
Las Cruces, N. M.. Feb. 7. W. A.
Sutherland returned this morning- from
a hunt bringing a sack of game.
Mrs. Thomas Tate and sisters went to
El Paso this forenoon.
D. F. Baker is In El Paso today on
business.
G- E. Martinez went down, the road
to do some surveying today.
BUSY. POLICE.
From 6 oclock Saturday night up to
9 oclock, this -morning the" police made
36 arrests'.
.2. .
COSTLY WATCH IS
RESTORED TO OWNER
Found Hidden Under Piano
Cover in Hotel "Where
Owner lives.
That $500 watch has peen found
through the confessions, it is alleged,
of Francisco Castro, the young Spaniard
arrested in Juarez in connection with
the sneak thief robbery at the Orn
dorff hotel- Anyway, the costly time
piece is recovered.
Through cross-examination con
ducted by judge Morando of the Mexi
can district court, the repeater "clock"
has been discovered no, not buried in
the ground but under the cover on the
hotel parlor piano.
So. after a lapse of nearly a week,
during which" time Castro has had var
iation from solitary confinement to
grilling before the Mexican judge, the
most costlv watch ever lost, strrrvor! nr
J stolen in the history of El Paso crime
has been recovered. The watch be
longs to Morris Lee. a race horse man.
who also is out about $400 which the
s,neak thief carried along with the
watch. Some $2&0 In cash, however,
was found on the person of the Spanish
suspect
The Mexican police, who made the ar
rest jn a Juardz hotel turn all the credit
of the recovery over to judge Morando;
and have many pretty compliments for
his ability as a cross-examiner. Every
body is very happy about it, including
one Morris Lee.
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5S BODIES ARE
RECOVERED; XOT ALL
Primero, Colo., Feb. 7. The
bodies of several, more victims
of 3ast Monday's explosion in
the main Primero mine have
been located, but none have
been recovered since Saturday
night. Great masses of fallen,
rock and coal render the work
of rescue difficult and slow.
Thus far 5S bodies have been
recovered.
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CENSUS ENUMERATORS TO
TAKE EXAMINATION FEB. 12
Papers for the census enumerators
examination failed to arrive in time for
the examination which was scheduled
at the federal building last Saturdav.
although a score of men were in the
city to write the examination.
The examination, will now be held
Feb. 12 and there will be; two classes,
one at 10 oclock and the other at 2
oclock.
LINEMAN KILLED BY
LIVE WIRE AT AUSTIN
Austin. Tex.. Feb. 7. Harry L.
Shearer, aged 29, said to have been
from San Antonio, was tttrtmarf
pany. He fell from the top of the
pole to the ground. He lived only a
few minutes after receiving the shock.
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SONORA LAND DEAL.
Dr. J. A. Samaneigo returned today
from Sonora, where he has been on a
business trip In connection with an ex
tensive land and cattle deal. Dr. Sam
aneigo is Interested with other local
capitalists in the purchase of a large
tract of grazing land near Ures. Son.,
and it is expected to have the deal
closed by the last of the week.
DAMAGE SUIT ON TRIAL.
In the 41st district court this after
noon the case of E. J. Hunter vs. the
Santa Fe Railroad company is being
tried before a jury. The plaintiff asks
for $20,000 damages for personal In
juries. AUTOMOBILE MEN ARRESTED
Charlie Christly and B. F. Stevens
were arrested by motorcycle policeman
Monroe shortly after noon and dock
eted atthe polica station on a charge
of exceeding the automobile speed
limit.
Police srgeant T. X. Davis is con
fined to his home by a severe attack o'
tonsilitis.
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