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L PASO HEKAL
Tuesday, March 15, 1910.
11.
FOR SALE REAL ESTATE.
DAILY BULLETIN
HEAL ESTATE I BARGAINS.
H. L. HOWELL, 213 HERALD BLDG.
COTTAGE BARGAIN'S.
4 room modern brick cottage on
paved street, sidewalks down, front
and back all fenced, lawn, wood house,
etc, all complete. Has bath room,
pantry, mantel in parlor, and is located
in good neighborhood. This genuine
bargain will be sold for 2S00 on very
easy terms. $250 cash, balance month
ly payments.
H. L. HOWELL,
213 Herald Building.
FOUR ROOM HOUSE BARGAIN.
"Walking distance from the business
center. Artistically built of red pressed
brick, has 4 large rooms, reception hall,
rear hall, china closet, pantry, several
clothes closets, kitchen closet, large
front and back porches, bathroom
equipped with the best iron enamel
bath tub, and in fact a model cottage
throughout. Price only $3500. 500
cash, balance quarterly.
II. L. HOWELL,
213 Herald Building.
SUNSET HEIGHTS.
Modern 6 room red pressed brick, on
paved street, 1 block from car line, lo
cated in the finest residence suburb -of
El Paso, right in the midst of a cluster
of high priced residences. Price Is only
$4250, on verv easy terms.
H. L. HOWELL,
213 Herald Building.
ARIZONA ST.
Fine corner, on car line. 5 room red
pressed brick, extra large bath room
and pantry, large screened in back
porch, front porch, large reception hall,
fine oak mantel, electric lights, etc. A
real bargain at the price only 3850.
Terms.
H. L. HOWELL,
213 Herald Building.
EAST EL PASO ADDITION.
Near S. W. shops. 4 room modern
cottage on Wyoming t, just north
shops; has lot and half all fenced, ar
tistic cottage on paved street, all con
nected with sewers. Will sell for $2600.
200 cash, balance easy monthly pay
ments. H. L. HOWELL, N
213 Herald Building.
14 ROOM 2 STORY BRICK.
Just 4 minutes walk from the post
oice, east front, large rooms, wide
halls, etc Designed for boarding or
rooming house. Always rented, ac
count being so close In. Will sell thl3
bargain for only $6500, third or fourth
cash, balance easy.
H. L. HOWELL,
213 Herald Building.
MUXDY ATE CLOSE IN.
Five room red pressed brick. Extra
la'-ge rooms, 9 foot hall all the way
through the house from front to back
door. Bath room is on side and leads
off from hall. Ground 50 feet front
ago. On paved street, sidewalk all
down, lawn sodded, the best house for
the money now on the market. Never
br-fore offered. Price only $4500.
Trrms.
H. L. HOWELL.
213 Herald Building.
1 LOTS ON "WYOMING- ST.
Near Williams on the paved district.
Level, south front, good location. Price
$1110. Terms.
H. L. HOWELL,
213 Herald Building.
LOT AND HALF ON ROOSEVELT
AVENUE.
Sunset Heights. This is walking
distance from town and -will go soon at
the price. Only S1250. Terms.
H. L. HOWELL,
213 Herald Building.
PROSPECT AVE.
Fine building site corner. 40x130.
This only 1 block from car line, east
front: in finest residence district. Price
only $1850 on easy terms.
H. L. HOWELL,-
. 213 Herald Building.
REAL ESTATE FOR iALE OR TRADE.
320 acre desert claim In Pecos valley
of New Mexico. Every foot of it good
land. Will sell or trade for El Paso
property. Must dispose of dt can't
hold it. Let me tell you about it. The
price isn't worth mentioning. P. O.
box 251.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.
WHY THAT ALFALFA RANCH
At Las Cruces is the biggest bargain
cer. It is just outside the city limits,
all the advantages of the town with
none of its disadvantages. The place
will produce $5000 this year, and it's
50 per acre cheaper than lands sold 1
, . . . - i
farther out The terms are only 2500
cash and the balance at the rate of
2000 per year. We can take as much
as 1000 in city or other property. .
JosepkuN Boggs,
Room 15 Morgan Bldg. Phone 224.
"WINDOW TRI3IMER Firstclass win
dow trimmer and ticket writer. Must
be experienced, rapid workman. Aa
dr ess 326, Herald.
WANTED, ONE OR TWO BARGAINS
in o or 6 room houses to advertise daily,
'. i
Will push sale.
Josepkus Bosrgs,
Boom 15, Morgan Bldg. Phone 224
FOR SALE 1C5 shares of the capita)
stock in good furniture business. For
further particulars address A. Y. P.,
car Herald.
$22.1 BUYS small business situated
on corner. For particulars address
3110, care Herald.
NICELY" furnished room for rent close
In. 702 N. Santa Fe.
FOR RENT Space in large front office
on San Francisco St; very desirable lo
cation, heat water, lights, janitor; state
business or occupation. Address M. 201
care of Herald. '
EXPERIENCE.
I have had 27 years experience In
the manufacture of glassesand the
fitting of eyes. This time has been
spent exclusively in this profession.
Experience counts. You will find this
out when you have had your eyes fitted
and glasses made and they fail to re
lieve your distress. Don't think be
cause others have failed that I will
If you can wear glasses at all I can
fit them and make them so that they
will benefit you.
Gee. D. Kendall,
Makes Glasses Right 208 Mesa Ave.
FOR SALE. LOTS 17 TO 32,
Inclusive, in block 112, East El Paso
at the low price of 3000. Part cash,'
balance good terms. v
Austin Marr,
Caples Building. -
WANTED Young lady as housekeeper
by party from, the east; nice home, no
family. For particulars inquire at 1001
N. Stanton St
WANTED Lady copj'Jsts. Must write
good clear hand. Apply In own hand
writing stating age, education, etc Ad
dress IT. 53, care of Herald.
WHAT HAVE YOk
In East El Paso or Altura Park or
Grand View lots to trade for an equity
in a 6 room house in Bassett's addi
tion. Joscphus Bogp,
Room 15 Morgan Bldg. Phone 224.
FIVE LOTS ON RIO GRANDE ST.
For sale at bedrock price. This In
cludes the corner. Price only 3150;
good terms.
AHstia & 3Iarr,
Caoles Building. Phona 352.
Too Late
To
Replies sent in care of The Herald"
office were awaiting the following ad
vertisers this morning.
These replies should be called for not
later than one week after belny bulle
tined: B. K. 12 ' O. 296
F. 175 P. 330
H. D. T. 385
K. 150 T. 39S
L. 175 W. 39
L. 342 Owner X. M. 196
M. 224 Mexico
M. 220 400
M. F. 65S -
FOR SALE BY OWNER $6400 net, all
cash, or i cash and balance 1, 2 and
3 years at S percent interest; best in
vestment in fine high vacant residence
property in the city. 16 lots, all of
north half of block 12, Highland Park
addition, close to sanitarium, on best
car line, easily and cheaply i graded ac
count of rolling topography. High and
beautjful view of city will remain un
obstructed. On Cotton Ave., which will
soon be finely paved to the center of
city and adjacent to these lots. No bet
ter long tme Investment, as this is
iancy resiaence property. This is a
fine sure bargain for capital seeking
investment.
Address R, E. Hardavray, Owner,
1136 Arizona St.
SEE THE SIZE OF THEM.
$2000 buys lots 13, 14, 15 and 16, size
100x234 feet, in block 26, East El Paso.
Part cash, balance good terms.
Austin & ?Inrr,
Caples Building.
BEST BUY IN VALLEY.
50 acres. mile Belen, on macadam
road, ditch through place, 45 in al
falfa, 250 fruit trees, 3 room house,
barn and 300 ton hay shed, $1000 pump
ing plant, and the price is $50 below
anything in fthe immediate vicinity.
This MUST BE SOLD by April 1st at
the price we have on it. About 17 miles
below El Paso.
Anderson-Bennett Realty Co.,
Rooms 27 and 2S Bassett & Edwards
Building. Phone 491.
FOR SALE Office desk in good condi
tion; 1 new Oliver typewriter, a new
bicycle and some furniture. Will sell
cheap. Address L. G-, Herald.
FOR SALE Second hand electric, 400.
Rader & Alexander Auto. Co.
FOR SALE White bull terrier.
r6om 20, Planter hotel.
Apply
FOR NEW MODERN HOUSES
53350, AND UP.
Always go to the company who build
them and builds them so they do not
crock.
Great Texas Realty Co.,
Trust Building.
ON RIO G3.AXDE ST.
We can sell you a 4 room frame house
and 2 full lots for $1450 on terms. The
lots are worth the price asked.
Austin & Marr, v
Caples Building. Phone 352.
HOMES ON EASY FAY'jIENTS.
8 room brick house. $100 casli, bal
ance $25 a month. Price $2600. 5 room
modern red pressed brick, good loca
tion, $500 cash, balance $25 per month.
Peace Bros., 217 Texas St.
APOLLO PIANO PLAYER and 17 rec
ords, used 1 year, cost $300, in ex
change for white or brown Leghorn
chickens, or what have you to ex-
cnanger seii nat.
MONTANA ST. LOTS FOR SALE.
2 south fronts, paving paid for. 2000
rets them.
AuKtin &. Marr.
Caples Building. Phono 352.
WILL EXCHANGE 4 seated auto for
household goods or good cow. Or what
have you to exchange? 90S X. El Paso
St. Bell 1454.
NEW HOUSE, NORTH KANSAS.
53500.
5 rooms and basement, large deep
Jot with alley, cement porch and walks.
Large screened sleeping porch. Fine,
solid house built of red pressed brick.
Great Texas Realty Co.,
Trust Building.
CLOSE IN BUSINESS PROPERTY.
26 FEET on Kansas St, 50 feet from
court house. If you want something
good, close in. let us quote you price.
35 FEET with 12 room house on, close
at j i -rr a -xTr? K c? c?n Tf
in. north of track, on KANSAS ST. If
you want something good see us about
this. 100 FEET close in on TEXAS ST.
at a price that you can double your
mnnpT on In 1 vear. We have some
J good buys on W. San Antonio St If
you want close in business property see
Peace Brow.,
217 Texas St, Sole Agents.
ROOMS at 407 Franklin St for light
housekeeping, in threes or single.
WANTED Furnished southeast room
-with private bath; modern convenl-
ences. strictly private family; no chil
dren or sick; references exchanged. Ad
dress U. 61, Herald.
FOR RENT.
6 room house, SOS Myrtle 30.00
6 room flat 711 Lee 32.50
5 room house, 101 Wyoming 40.00
5 room house, 1216 N. Kansas 30.00
4 room house, 710 Lee 25.00
4 room house, 213 Grand View 18.00
Store room, Myrtle and Camnljell. 70.00
Store room, 611 San AntDnio St... 75.00
Store room, 323 Texas St 45.00
Austin & Marr.
Caples Building. Phone 352.
WHY BUY OLD HOUSES?
Why scrub, paint and repair? Why
pay plumbing Mils and mend this and
that? Why not buy a new house? They
cost no more In the beginning and less
in the end! We build and sell more
new houses than any other company or
firm. See us for plans, prices and
terms.
Great Texan Realty Co.,
Trust Building.
CONFECTIONERY DOING FINE Busi
ness, fine location, making good money,
cheap rent and uptodate stock. Must
be sold on account of bad health of
present owner. If you want to go into
business where you are guaranteed a
success without an outlay of much
money, here's your chance. Address
C. 11, care Herald.
COLORED PEOPLE, $L23 A WEEK.
Rooms furnished for housekeeping,
brick, near court house; only 5 a
month.
Bailey, 300 3fe.sa.
VALLEY LAND. VALLEY LAND
FOR SALE. READ THIS. CO ACRES
Of the best improved farm in lower
valley, consisting of 3000 LARGE
BEARING GRAPE' VINES. LARGE
TREES FOR SHADE, ABOUT 6 ACRES
of fine pear orchard, about 4 acres
bearing, 50 acres in good stand of
alfalfa. THIS FARM cannot be beat in
lower valiej. Only 40 rods from mac
adam road and only 10 miles from city.
Owners are getting too old to attend to
farm and want to sell. Call and let
us show you this tract and quote you
price.
i Pence Bros., 217 Texa St.
92100 "WILL BUY
A- 5 room modern brick house on your
own terms. This price will not last
long.
W. T. Downing,
209 Mesa Avenue.
assir
One Cent af Word.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY.
A good laundry, doing good business,
cheap rent, 1 horse tind wagon. At the
present time this proposition nets about
$50 per week. It will pas' you to in
vestigate this. Good reasons for sell
ing. Anderson-Bennett Realty Co.,
Rooms 27 and 2S Bassett & Edwards
Building. Phone VJl.
ON THE PAVED ROAD.
2 acres this side of Ysleta. About
2 acres in alfalfa, the rest in fruit. A
good 3 room house and the best well
of water in the valley. A bargain If
sold this week.
Lee II. Orndorff, 209 St. Louis St.
VALLEY LAND,
DON'T MISS THIS, BY DAM SITE,
As it will soon be completed and then
you will say why did I not buy land
Detore cam was completed, it win oe
the same as you say now, "THREE
YEARS AGO I COULD BOUGHT LAND
FOR SO MUCH." There is more rea
sons for land to advance from present
prices In next three years than in the
past three years, so don't bo saying
same in three years. Come and let us
show you some snaps. We are posted
about lands and their values. We own
several tracts and would buy more, but
we can only buy PART OF THE
EARTH. We have land close in from
two acres up. Prices from $15 per
acre up.
Pence Bros.,
217 Texas St.
3G ACRES VALLEY LAND.
About 17 miles below El Paso; good
level land. Price. $45 per acre.
Lee H. Orndorff, 209 St. Louis St.
CASSIDY & DAVIDSON'S LIST OF
BARGAINS.
Read them. You may find just what
you are looking for.
BUY NOW AND PROSPERITY IS
YOURS.
STOP. GET OUT YOUR PENCIL and
do a little figuring. Then say whether
it will pay you to continue paying rent
when we can sell you this beautiful
5 room cottage for $4200; only $300
cash, balance to suit. Located on Rio
Grande St. Lot 50x120. Has never been
occupied: modern and uptodate in every
detail. See us for particulars.
Cassidy fc Davidson.
STRANGERS IN THE CITY
Get located in a nice neighborhood. We
have some swell homes, north side resi
dence section. Prices and terms to suit.
We can save you money.
Cassidy fc Davidson.
NO EXPENSE SPARED HERE.
You will find the place pleasing, and
the price away under real value; on a
beautiful 100 foot lot. southeast expo
sure, on car line. This home is situ
ated in Government Hill addition and
commands a grand view of both moun
tains and valley. 5 rooms and base
ment, outbuildings and chicken runs.
Cassidy & Davidson.
SGOOO NORTH SIDE.
mONT FORGET THIS AD.)
Until you see this 2 story 9 Toom house,
lot 60x120, south front- Former price
6750. Owner being compelled to leave
for east will sacrifice at above price.
Only 1000 cash, balarce in 5 years. This
home is located in the nicest part of fce
city.
Cassidy Davidson.
GOVERNMENT HILL BUNGALOW.
A beautiful 4 room bungalow, built on
3 large lots. All fenced, chicken house
and outbuildings. At less than cost.
Only 500 cash, balance easy. Price
1600.
Cassidy & DavIdsoTs.
A LITTLE BEAUTY.
Five rooms, furnished in mission;
modern and uptodaJte. Pi-ice 4500;
good terms. Close in on Arizona St.
CasIdy Kr Daviilwcn,
Rooms 4 and 5 Buckler Building.
Phone 920.
VALLEY LAND BARGAIN.
65 acres about 2 miles from Clint
money maker at 42.54) per acre.
Lee H. Orauorir. 200 St. Louis St.
A
5 LOTS ON RIO GRANDE.
at 625 -ach. There is no better buy
above the tracks. See
ICetfler Realty Co.. 30S Mesa Ave.
5 LOTS ON RIO GRANDE
At 625 each. There is no better buy
above the tracks. See
Kettler Realty Co., 30S Mesa Ave.
. 1 .
12 ROOM ROOMING HOUSE.
3 blocks from P. O. New building,
dandy, money maker: rent only 55.
Furniture for salf. R. C. Bailey, 30G
Mesa, Orndorff. Phones.
BIG BARGAIN IN VACANT LOTS ON
WYOMING ST.
8 full size lots for 5500. This is the
biggest snap In the city. Only S6S7.50
per lot We are sole agents.
Lone Star Land Co.,
213 Texas St
HANDSOME COTTAGE ON RIO
GRANDE ST., $4500.
Is new, never been occupied, splen
didly finished throughout south front
on a corner, large roqms, hall, large"
screened porch. Is. one of the most
attractive homes on the street and we i
are sr1o pjrAnts. I
are sole agents.
Lone Star Land Co
213 Texas St
ENT New 2 story building and i
nt on S. Stanton, 125 per j
FOR REN
baseme
month.
Lone Star Land Co.,
213 Texas St.
THREE 5 ROOM COTTAGES ON
BOULEVARD, $4050 EACH.
These are modern cottages and tho
price is right We can arrange terms.
Lone Star Land Co.,
213 Texas St.
BARGAIN.
10 lots fenced. 8 room house, on car
lirip: trood lnca.t.Jon. rrra5f;. trees, lartrn
porch, screened in, large chicken yard, j
ior uie remaricaoiy low irice oi .?oiou.
Easy terms.
Bronddns & Leavell,
216 Texas St
FOR SALE.
8 room house, lontana St, all modern
conveniences, esy terms. 10 room
brick on Rio Grande St.; part cash, bal
ance easy. S robm brick, Rio Grande
St.. 1-3 cash, balance 1. 2 and 3 years.
6 room house. Grand "View; easy terms
or will trade for city its. 5 room
OUrick In Highland 'Park: 150 cash
and balance easy; 25 a month.
LOTS FOR SALE.
A beautiful building site in Mundy
Heights. 2 full lots, for 1750.
List your property for sale or for
rent We will advertise it
Newman Investment Co.,
Bell 550. 226 Mesa. Auto. 1550.
40 ACRES, 14 3IILES
North of El Paso, In cultivation, per
fectly level; no finer soil in the valley,
1 mile from station: good water rights.
This is an exceptionally fine .tract of
land. The price and terms hard to
R. C. Bailey.
?.nR "TVci HrnInrff "FTnfoT S
X. CA3IPBELL ST. I
6 Toom modern brick, large attici H00
block, close to high school. Prlce re
duced to 4100 for quick sale.
D. G. Heineman, 207 St Lonlsi St.
VTF
oo Late
6 Ad. Less Than 25c.
A SPECIAL BARGAIN.
Modern 2 story brick flat building.
block from Cleveland square. Price only
$6800 if sold at once.
D. G. Heinenian, 207 St. Louis St.
52450
Buys modern 5 room red pressed brick,
south front, on Fort Bliss car line.
East EI Paso. This is a bargain. The
owner has to sell.
D. G. Heinenian, 207 St. Louis St.
MUNDY AVE. RESIDENCE.
Modern 6 room brick, large hall, south
front corner, street paving paid. Price
$4300.
D. G. Heinenian, 207 St. Louis St.
10 FURNISHED or unfurnished first
floor rooms to rent. Will rent all or
i part; good water and sunshine,
Texas St.
410
WANTED Dressmaker to sew for
family at home by day; references.
Bell 2713. 1118 E. Bio Grande.
WANTED To sell new Remington No.
10 model typewriter. Cost me $105,
used it 1 day; will take $90. Must sell
today. Cigar Stand, Trust Bldg.
THAT MONTANA ST. HOUSE
MUST BE SOLD.
The owner is going away, account
business; has S large rooms, red pressed
brick, 2 full lots. All improvements
made and it's a home in every sense
of the word.
Price is Attractive.
Newman & Son,
Phone 914. 304 Mesa Ave.
DRESS3IAKING All kinds of sewing
done. 614 X. El Paso. Phone 1834.
TrT T'-xrrr - 1,-1-.. fi,i, ? ,,.
FOR RrsT 3 lovely furnished house-
keeping rooms in private home.
1101
Wyoming.
FOR RENT 2 nicely furnished house
keeping rooms, bath adjoining; sepa
rate entrance: private family; no sick.
912 X. Stanton St.
FOR RENT Single rooms for light
housekeeping, gas range, phone and
bath. 514 X. Kansas.
FOR SALE By owner, a. home, 1101
Arizona St. A bargain. Parties leav
ing town.
EXPERIENCED stenographer wants
good position. Bell phone 2078.
EGGS EGGS EGGS If yfcu want
good fresh eggs by the case cheap
phone 2009. Capt- Jno. X. Harris, Lone
Star Commission Co.
ON NEWMAN ST.
Elegant 6 room red pressed brick on
l 2 full lots, finished In mission, brand
new, convervientlj'- arranged and"Tnod-
ern.
$4000.
Newman & Son,
Phone 914. 304 Mesa Ave.
"WE WANT an experienced cook at 913
Mesa Ave.; small family; good wages.
FOR RENT Uptodate 4 room flat, hot
water heat, bath, gas range, shades and
all modern conveniences. Applv 709 X.
St Train St
"WANTED Light delivery horse and
panel top wagon, also light laundry
equipment. Address S. L., Herald.
FOR RENT C room house 4 blocks from
postoffice. Apply 715 N. El Paso St.
FOR RENT Light housekeeping rooms
90S X. El Paso St.
FIRSTCLASS ENGINEER, steam and
refr'geration; reliable, sober; Al cre
dentials. A. P. Streeter, care Herald.
WANTED Position by lady stenogra
pher. Address 45, Herald.
FOR S VLE Now Remington typewriter
model No. 10. Will sell for less than
cost. For particulars ohone 212.
It is generally understood in El Paso
that brewery interests, frightened at
the advance of prohibition, principally
as a result of disgusting law violations
on the part of saloon men, are behind
movement to prosecute ajl saloon law
violators In El Paso In an effort to
appease public opinion. Moore & Moore,
who announce that they have been en
gaged for such service, decline to state
who has employed them, but declare
that "the saloons must obey the law
In every respect"
Rev. Henry Easter, pastor of St.
Clement's Episcopal church, said this
morning: "The Ministers' union has
hot employed cOunse.1 to prosecute sa
loon men who violate the law and w
i -.. .
have no idea who has done so.
W. H. Long was asked if the Brewers'
association had employed counspl tn.
Prosecute saloon men violating the law,
DUt replied. ' Not that I know of."
J.ne xexas Brewers' association Is
operated from east Texas, however, and
the association is known to have taken
such steps In other cities.
STEIKE SETTLEMENT
MAY BE FOECED
Philadelphia, Pa.j March 15. Com
mercial and other interests todav re
newed their ffforts to bring about a
settlement of the general strike by first
(ff&ft1nr a jintllnn1i. . i, t
.-.. ... bcuicihkui ui. tne street car
men s strike.
A conference last night between
president Kruger, of the Ranld Transit
company, labor leaders and the com- i
merclal and other interests thought t
have him forced by threats of the
-rnnaaeiphla stock exchange no longer
to support the stock of the Rapid
Trans'l company, has encouraged a be-
uei mat a settlement will
reached.
soon be
3IRS. LOUDUSKY S. COTTLE.
Mrs. Loudusky S. Cottle. ased 71
years, died Monday at the family ranch
five miles northwest of th city The
remains will be shipped to Texhoma bv
Nagley & Kaster. The deceased is sur
vived by the husband and several chil
dren. Cattle Imported.
Through the focal port today 542
thead of cattle from Mexico urere en
tered by J. W. Rose.
Medicines that aid nature are alwavs
most successful. Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy acts on this plan, it loosens
the cough, relieves the lungs, opens the
secretions and aids nature in restoring
the system to a healthy condition. Sold
by all druggists.
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Classify
FOR RENT Close in. 1 or 2 furnished
rooms with sleeping porch if desired;
no sick takeen. 333 W. Missouri St.
Phone 1626.
FURNISHED modern 3 room flat, both
hot and cold waer. 2312 Wyoming St.,
opposite S. W. shops. Hatton Realty
Co. Both phones.
ON BOULEVARD.
One 5 and one 6 room house, both
well located, paving all paid. Would
be a nice home or paying investment.
Let us show you.
Newman & Son,
Phone 914. 304,Mesa Ave.
FOR RENT S room modern cottage,
new. 2314 Wyoming St., opposite S. W.
shops. Hatton Realty Co. Both phones.
WANTED Position by all around
blacksmith, horseshoer and wood
workman. 3125 Manzana, East EI Paso.
WANTED Position by wet nurse. 3125
Manzana, East El Paso.
ALFALFA ME4L. hay, grain, coal ana
wood. W. S. Lawless & Co., 3129 Ala
meda Ave. Ball phone 179.
LOST White Angora cat, name
"Stormy." Return 703 NT Oregon. Re
ward. r. ROOM HOUSE with hall and bath,
attic and basement, large front yard,
screened rear porch; everything mod
ern. Must have money. Will sell for
5400 less than cost of lot and improve
ment. This house must be seen to be
appreciated. Phone 2051.
RICH COW MANURE, the kind that
I makes gardens and lawns. 15c small,
, - n ,,, t oo1q t xi t,
5c large load. For sale at El Paso
Dairy Co., Rand's Grove.
FOR RENT One 4 room cottage, 703
Boulevard. Apply 1007 X. Campbell St
Phono 2825.
j HONEST WHITE BOY WANTED 916
X. El Paso St.
j WANTED Office fixtures for real es-
i.u.ie uiLiue. . a. uttviso-u, jjiiiiuui
Flats.
WANTED Housekeeping or cooking;
place without children; prefer Ameri
can, au. Herald.
NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS with
board; sleeping porch; convalescents
no objection. Phone 2217.
TWO NICELY furnished housekeeping
rooms on grOund floor for 17.50; also
"one "extra large housekeeping room
far 10. 314 S. Virginia St.
FOR RENT 3 nice clean entirely pri
vate rooms. Furnished for housekeep
ing; very reasonable; private bath; no
consumptives. Cor. Campbell and Cali
fornia, north of high school.
WANTED TO BORROW 51.100 for six
months or longer. Gilt edge security.
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Manager Western Union Telegraph Co.
MASONIC HOTICES.
EL PASO LODGE NO. 130, A. F. fc A. 31.
Wednesdays of each month.
E. W. S. Neff. Secy.
J. D. Mason. W. M.
Masonic Relief Board 3rd floor. Ma-
nic Temple. Office hours: 10 i a
sonic
to 12 m. L. E. Gillett. Secy.
A. fc A. S. RITE OF FREE MASONRY.
Meets the second and third Mondays
of each month in Masonic Temple.
W. H. aicCnlloush, Secy.
SELECT BANCir .SSE3D3LIES,
FRATERNVL BROTHERHOOD HALL,
I WED. AND SAT. NIGHTS.
.More volunteers .are wanted by the
census committee to assist In the
"count us all" campaign. A number of
bankers, lawyers and business men
have already volunteered to count noses
In the block In which they live, but j
more are needed and chairman Wal ter '
Clayton, of the committee, is asking J
everyone he sees to help in the good
work for a greater El Paso.
Only Fair Count Wanted.
Blanks are being prepared with
printed Instructions on . them for the
use of the volunteer enumerators. The !
first notice to appear in the instructions
is that oi$y a fair count and no pad
ding in wanted. These lists will be
turned in to the supervisor of the vol
unteers who will prepare a check for
the use of tbe government enumera
tors. At Denver, where a similar cam
paign is in progress, the chamber of
commerce, the city, county and the cen
sus enumerator, appointed by the gov
ernmentj are cooperating to secure a
correct census of the Reeky Mountain
city. The same volunteer plan is be
ing used there as has been adopted
here. A block Is defined as being a
square and does not mean the houses
on both sides of the street.
Lab'or Unions Cooperate.
The El Paso Labor unions are lining
up their allied forces in the "count us
all" campaign. At a meeting which
was held Monday evening at the Cen
tral Labor hall a resolution was passed
endorsing the movement. The meeting
was attended by the representatives of
the various unions.
Work of labor organization was dis-
cussea D' w- A- Sexton and W. H. Wis
mer, two traveling workers.
A mass meeting of laboring men and
their wives will be held Sunday after
noon at 2 oclock in the Lrnion hall. The
two visitors and others will speak.
The first annual ball of the Central
Union will bh held March 31
EQUINE FEAR CAUSES A
RUNAWAY AND SMASKUP
Equine fear carried an Ardoin mar
ket delivery wagon a merry pace this
noon. Horse and vehicle came tearing
down North Stanton street and turned
into and hurried on down San Antonio
street at a 40 clip.
Just below Texas street a city wagon
was met The frailer street craft
struck the city wagon and knocked the
"? &" rubbish out of it. Capt J.
J. Sullivan, of central fire station,
caught.
REV. II. G. TUOBE.
Rev. H. G. Thobe, aged 50. died last
night. in a local hotel. He came here
from St. Louis, where he had charge
of a Catholic church. The remains will
-- cm. io ou .uouis tonignt Dy Nagley
& Kaster. j
In nm h IP
CJiIengo, III., March 15. Mediation under tlia Erdmaa act vrat formally ac
cepted this cfternoou by the committee of officials of the Brotherhood of Lo
comotive Firemen and Enginemen.
MONEY AND METALS.
. New Yorlc Quotations.
(By Associated Press.)
New Ynrk Mnrfh 15. Monev on call
2?i3 percent.
Prima mpmnnfiip Mnor 4U(SS ner-
"
cent.
Closinz Quotations Today.
Bar silver, 51 c.
Desilverized lead. 4.50 4.60.
Copper, standard spot 12.S7i
13.12.
Mexican- dollars, 44c.
Spelter (St Louis quotation) 5.55
5.57.
Current Smelter Quotations.
(El Paso Smelter!
Bar silver 51&
Copper wire bars (cts. per lb.).. 13 7-1C
Copper, Cathode (cts. per lb.) 13 o-lb
Lead (London sales price) ...13, s3, d9
Lead fXew York sales nrices) S4.60
Wceicly Average.
(Douglas Smelter Quotations.)
Engineering and Mining Journal.
(New York.)
Bar silver 50.79
Copper 13.41
NEW YOEEL LISTED
STOCKS.
(By Special Wire to The Herald from
H. H. Bru Co- Globe. Ariz-
Amalgamated 7
American Smelters : S5
Anaconda 49
Brooklyn Rapid Transit 76
. Chicago. Milwaukee & St. Paul ...144
Colorado Fuel & Iron 40
j Erie Railway 30&
Missouri, Kansas & Texas s... 42
(Missouri Pacific , 70
I -rj! . 171
Reading l -. .Ib7
l
Rock Island 4S
Southern Railway 28
Southern Pacific 128
Texas Pacific 29 5
Union Pacific 1S6
United States Steel, common . 85
"Wabash 21
BOSTON LISTED STOCKS
(By Special Wire to The Herald from
H. H. Bru Co.. Globe. Axiz.j
Arizona Commercial 32
Boston Corbin 17
Boston Consolidated 19
Calumet & Arizona 73
Copper Range
Daly West
East Butte
Giroux
Greene Cananea
Helvetia
76
9
10
9
10
3
23
23
10
immi
Nevada Consolidated
Miami
Niplssin
North Butte . 41
Old Dominion 43
Shannon -. 14
Sup. & Boston 15
Sup. & Pittsburg .'. 14
Trinity 70
Utah Con -32
Utah Copper 49
UNLISTED STOCKS.
(By Special Wire to The Herald from
H. H. Bru Co., Globe. Ariz.j
Ariz.-Mich., pt pd 40c
Butte Balaklava ; . . 10
Butte & London...., 20c
Cactus 4
Colorado & Montana 1
Chino Cop. Co 14
Chemung 12
Chief Con 2
Cordova, pt pd 75c
Cordova, full pd 2
Cumberland Ely 7
Davis Daly 3
Denn-Ariz S
Ely Cent 1 3-16
Gila Copper
8
inspiration Cop 8 11-16
La Hose 44
Live Oak Dev.-. 21
Majestic Cop. of Utah 21c
Mason Valley 12t
Nat Mng. Exp 48c
Xew Keystone 4
Ohio Copper . 43h
Pinto Copper 5Pc
Raven 45
Ray Central 3 5-16
Ray Consoldiated 22
Savanna,, pt pd 2
San Antonio, pt pd 11
Shattuck A... 22
Superior & Globe, pt pd 99c
Tonopah 7
Grain and Provisions, v
Chicago Grate. Close.
Wheat
May 1.13$
July 1.06f 1.06
Corn
Tay .,,.. 6464
July 66
Oats
May 4545
July 43i
Chicago Provisions. Close.
Pork
May .' 25.72
July N 25.70 "
Lard
May 13.S2i
July 13.67$!
Ribs
May 13.35
July 13.20
LIVESTOCK.
KanKas Citv Livestock. Cloie.
Kansas City. Mo.. March 15. Cattle
Receipts S000. including 400 southerns.
Native steers. 6.25S.00; southern
steers, o.507.75; southern cows, 3.50
5.75; native cows and heifers, 350
g7.00; stockers and feeders, 4.-opo.oi;.
bulls. ?4.t0$.45; rcalves. 4.50g9-,.00;
western steers. 5.75 7.75; western
cows. $3.506.25. .. . , a
H0gsHeceipts 11.000; c hisner:
bulk. 10.2510.60; heavy, 10-
10.70. packers and butchers. 10.40
10.6; light. 10.20!iu.ou; Pgs, -i
9Sheep Receipts 7000. 5 10c higher.
Muttons. 6.505S.00; lambs S.oO9.io,
feid western wethers and yearlings
7.009 00; fed western ewes, $6.o0
7.75.
Fort Worth livestock. Close.
Fort Worth, Tex., March 15. Cattle
Receipts 3500 hogs 2000. Steers steady,
tops 5.75, oows steady, tops 4.00;
cals steady tops 5 50.
Hogs Ltwcr, Ups 10.55.
4fe
27ew Mexico and - Colorado
Each Eeport Deep Snow,
Some of It Packed Hard.
Less Than Last Year.
Denver, Colo., March io. The weather
! bureau snowfall bulletin says tnut in
j general, the snowfall during February
was les than the average, and anuch
i loc fKo. 4.. .-1.,-. An jl t
last year.
As compared with the usual depth at
the close of February, conditions are fa
vorable on the upper reaches of the Rio
Grande, the average or somewhat more
than tne average aepth" "being: generally
reported. At high altitudes the snow
is well packed; at moderate elevations,
where the depths are not great, the con
dition of tbe snow is favorable for early
melting.
The following extracts from the re
Ports show the prevailing conditions at
representative oomts sr thn iou nf
February:
Rio Grande watershed: Creede The
depth compares favorably with the aver
age for time o'f year; it is well packed
and drifted. Hot Springs A good fiow
f is iuuicaieu. jasper Tine iaii aurmg;
j.cuiua.i vt3 iignt. sier ine aepen
from 9000 to 10,000 feet ls between 50
and 64 inches. Bononza Anaverage
flow ls Indicated.
New Mexico CoatUtld&g.
Santa Fe, X. M., March 15. During
February there was an. increase in tlia
amount of snow in the San Juan, the
Rio Grande and the Canadian drainage
area lin Xew Mexico. On the south slope
of the mountains and"" in the valleys a
great deal of che snow melted towards
the close of the month and some of che
streams carried a fair volume of water,
but on the north slopes- and in the high
er mountains there remained a vast
amount of compact in- maay places It
has become almost solid iee, which will
melt, slowly and this gives assurance
of late flow and an abundance of water
in the streams and the tributaries of the
San Juan, the Rio Grande, and the Ca
nadian watersheds.
Over the San Francisco, Gila and Mim
bres there -was but little snow, in scat- '
tered dritts, in she higher canyons, and
at che close of the month the p ospect for
water for the coming season was not
encouraging. Peo7s rand southeastern
watersheds . In the depth of snow was
below the average, excep over the head
waters of the Pecos in San Miguel .coun
ty. The mountains draiaed by the
sreams of the lower Pecos were almost
without snow.
The average depth of the snow in the
mountains of the Rio Grande watershed
is 32 inches, the Canadian 23 Inches, the
San Francisco, 4. inches, and the lower
Pecos, 6 Inches.
The following notes are from reports of.
correspondents on .the Rio Grande water
shed: Osier, Colo., W. Jenkins Snow at the
timber line is fully six feet deep, and
there is more snow on the foothills than
usual. Chama, F. C. Johnson The snow
is evenly distributed in the valley3 and
very compact; ic is drifted in the moun
tains. There will be an abundance of
water. Espanola, S. F. McBride There
is a large amount of snow on .the ranges
both east and west, and prospects good
for water. Tres Piedras. J. I. .Tanntr
The snow is batfly drifted and, compact;
in many places It is swept into the can
yons. Outlook Is good for iwater sup
ply, for we have more snow than 'at the
same time last year. Red River, L. R.
Penn Snow is "drifted and swept Into
canyons; the outlook is good for plenty
of water. The snow Is heaviest in this
locality for years. Taos, A- Gusdorf The
snow ls evenly distributed and well
packed; there will be plenty of water.
Chimayo, T. Vigil The snow ls com
pact and there will be enough for wa
ter supply for the season. San Pedro N
J. Strumquis-We had Winches during
the month; all melted except oa north
west sides of mountains where there r-
mains 6 to 19 inches of compact snow.
Santa Fe, F. Owen There was no ma
terial decrease in the amount of snow
over the canyon and upper canyon of
che Santa Fe basin; snow remains deep
and compact and the prospects for wa
ter supply for ensuing season are ex
celent. Bland, J. M. Morris The snow
is nearly all gone from south slopes, but
still very compact on north slopes, al
though melting rather fast. Prospect
for water Is good. Pines, E, S. Kinnl
scn We have more snow and water here
than for many years. Blnewater J.
Havana The snow is heavy in 'the
mountains of Bluewater watershed.
Puertecito, B. Lopez The snow on the
mountains is evenly distributed and
prospects for -water are better than last
year. Rosedale, TV". H. Martin-JThere are
drifts on the nortt slopes possibly three
feet deep. Agricultural College No snow
remains in the Organ .mountains.
Globe Mills uraham Flour, also Whole
Wheat Flour. Fresh from th'e rolls.
'Nuff Sed. Try a sack. At all grocers.
WOOL
St. LobIs "Wool. Steady.
St Louis, Mo., March 15. Wool dull.
Terrltorv and western mediums, 24 &
27; fine mediums. 19(24: fine, 11 20.
Boston "Wool.
Boston. Mass.. March 15. Inquiries
in the local wool market are still con
fined to clothing wools. Values are
surprisingly well maintained, consider
ing the long period of quietness.
Good fine clothing territory is ob
tainable at 6S cents and some Michigan
quarter blood has sold at 33 cents.
Very little demand is reported for
the new Arizona clip, which is arriv
ing in fair quantity. Montana growers
are still holding for 24 to 25 cents for
the 1910 clip.
Pulled wool is trifle more active but
the demand for the foreign product is
light
COTTON.
Galveston Snot Cltt-tni.
Galveston. Tex., March 15. Spot cot
ton steady: middling. 14 Ti: today's
sales, 691 bales; to arrive, 100 bales.
TAILOR SHOP FIRE.
At 2:20 this afternoon Central sta
tion firement were called to the Union
tailor shop, 20S S. Stanton street, to
extinguish a fire caused by gasoline. A
coat was destroyed. The blaze m tbe
shop was the second within five days.
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets are safe, sure and reliable, and
have been praised by thousand' of wo
men who have been restored to health
through their gentle aid and curative
properties. Sold by all druggists.
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