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JL PASO HERALD
Thursday, October 13, 1910.
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A LETTER FOR YOU.
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 being bulletined:
C. D. C W. 449
E. B- . Z. '
G. Cash
TL F. Hunter
T- 397 West
;M. Board fc"
U. 44 333,
XJ. 53 C7
W. 5S
W. 200 232
For Sale Real Estate.
FOR SALE 3 lots, county road, close
in, south front; small cash payment.
Cheap if taken at once. Owner, P. O.
box 508.
160 ACRES, 2 MILES WEST FROM
MESILLA PARK,
And 3 miles from Las Cruces on the
east side of the river; firstclass land,
straight river silt and perfectly levei.
which I can offer for a few days for
?6500, which is what you vill have to
pay for land on the other side of the
river, on whica there no ditches,
"while this land has full water rights
in the Mesllla ditch and is signed up.
Land adjoining this land can't be
bought for $100 per acre, and the rea
son I can make this price is that we
have sold off part of the original tract
for such a price, that we can make
what Is left at this price just to make
up the total original price of the entire
R, C. BAILEY LAXD CO.,
30 G Mesa Ave.
BARGAINS?
ONE IX THE CITY AND ONE IN
VALLEY. READ THEM.
100 acres one mile from Clint. 1000
pear trees. 54 acres alfalfa, balance
broken and ready to plant, 5 room
house, good water. $115 per acre. This
is absolutely the cheapest thing in fie
valley.
40x120. south front, Cliff St. Two
m Voncac ;t S40ftfl 6 rot.ni
pressed brick, all modern, mission lin-
3sh Inside, lou cani aupiitaie mi
$5000 now. Three days to close atthis
price. i
HENRY" &. HUGHES,
30 City National Bank Bldg.
Phone 269.
ARIZONA.
FOR "SALE.
460 acres deede land in Graham
county, all under fence, 150 acres un
der cultivation; abundance of water.
"Will be sold in lots to suit purchasers.
160 acres deed land under fence 5
miles from Willcox. '
Some valuable relinquishments, also
600 head of good cattle.
Apply to
L. V. McCOURT,
Real Estate and Brokerage,
Willcox, Arizona-
Too Late To Classify.
"WANTED A good cook at 1405 Mon
tana. '
FOR RENT 5 room house, close in;
one 4r room house, out. Phone 1358.
LOST Silver veil pin with abalome
setting. Return to Cashier, Herald of
fice. Reward.
FOR SALTS Best rooming house prop
osition in El Paso. Apply to Owner,
407 E. Franklin.
FOR SALE Small but well equipped
dairy. Address Dairy, care Herald.
FOR SALE High grade furniture for
a 4 room house. Will sell all or by
the piece. 513 N. Campbell.
LOT ON INSTALMENT PLAN.
East El Paso, block 10S, on Ft Bliss
car line. Have only one left Will
sell for $250. P. O. box 311.
FOR RENT Two furnished rooms,
ground floor, private family; electric
lights bath, private entrance. 1329 E.
Overland. Phone 2381.
"WANTED By young lady, room with
sleeping porch and board in private
family, a little out from town on or
within block of car line; no invalid.
709 Noble, or phone 3458. t
CLOTHES CLEANED. '
Hats blocked and cleaned. That suit
must be fixed for Sunday. Bring it
to 402 N. Oregon St All work guar
anteed. FIVE AND SIX ROOM HOMES
For sale on easy terms. Dont' pay
rent hut apply the money on a home.
We have what you want
W. F. Payne.
Angelus Hotel Building.
LIGHT housekeeping rooms for rent;
close in. 610 X. El Paso .
FOR SALE I level vacant lots with
shade trees: cost $500 each: will take
C375 $io down, $10 per month, 7 per
cent; walking distance; 2 blocks from
street car and paved street Address
s
owner. Herald.
Ia-v tvr FOUR SICK MEls excel
lent board and room; home cooking,
extraordinary bed and all the comforts
nf hnmr wervthrnsr brand new from
top to bottom, and sanitary conditions
perfect Call 1005 Arizona St Phone
Bell 1040
BUILDING 2ITE WYOMING ST.
Corner Austin. 2 nice lots. Come in
and talk it over with us. The price is
way down.
W. F. Paye,
Angelus Hotel Building.
FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN 5 room
red pressed brick .house in East El
Paso, on 2 lots, has fence and stable;
modern throughout Price $2500 on
easy terms. Phone 1757.
FOR SALE 25 Al rooms, $1000. H. C.
Herald.
ROOMS AND BOARD Choice rooms
and good table board with southern
family Can accommodate a few more
day boarders. 708 N. Oregon. Phone
ZiO.
"WANTED Competent woman or girl
to take care of baby; must .stay on
premises. Phone 1440 or call at 705
Mesa.
FOR SALE A rooming house with 8
rooms in 2 blocks of Plaza. For fur
ther information inquire at 715 N.
Oregon.
FOR RENT ROOMS.
Two large rooms, new furniture,
never occupied; hot water heat mod
ern in every respect; no health seek
ers. BIschoff, 1016 E. Rio Grande. Auto,
phone 1369.
7 ROOM BRICK, RIO GRANDE.
South front house, modern, and sw.el
built This is one of the prettiest
homes on the street and Is a bargain
at $6000. The terms are easy. Ask us
about this.
W. F. PaT-ae,
Angelus Hotel Building.
" VENDOR LIEN NOTES
For sale. $3000 worth on inside prop
erty; paid. Signed by. one of the
best business men in city. , Postoffice
box 1027.
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I 1.1
Too Late To Classify.
EYE TROUBLE? Ask Segall.
WE HAVE A MODERN 5 ROOM COT
TAGE TO EXCHANGE FOR A.
LARGER HOUSE.
About 7 or 8 rooms. Come and figure
with us.
Lone Star Land Co.,
213 Texas St.
$500 GASH AND $40 PER MONTH
WILL BUY A HOME IN
SUNSET HEIGHTS.
It has 5 large rooms, is a modern
red pressed brick and only a short
walk from the postofflce. Price $4000.
Lone Star Land Co.,
213 Texas St.
IF YOU HAVE $100 CASH WHY D6
YOU PAY RENT?
When we can sell you a modern brick
cottage for $235p, and give you pos
session on a cash payment of $100, and
you can pay the balance at the rate
of $25 per month. It is well located
in East El Paso.
Lone Star Land Co.,
213 Texas St.
53250WILL BUY A PRETTY COTTAGE
ON HUTTO.N ST.
Pay us $500 cash and take charge of
a home of your own. We can arrange
easy terms on the balance.
Lone Star Land Co.,
213 Texas St.
FOR RENT.
5 room cottage. Missouri St., $22.50;
4 room cottage. Missouri St., $17.50; 5
room cottage, Boulevard, $30; 3 room
flats Dallas St., $12.50.
Lose Star Land Co.,
213 Texas St.
NEVADA ST., NEAR HIGH SCHOOL.
5 room red pressed brick; modern.
Holiram & Hatcker, Morgan Bldg.,
Sole Agents.
MUNDY AVE., CLOSE IN.
A beautiful home; 9 rooms; story and
half; modern, east front. $4500. $700
down, balance same as rent
Holman & Hatcher, Morgan Bldg.
NEAR HIGH SCHOOL.
5 room brick, large rooms, on lot and.
half: large barn; modern. $4000; a
snap. wjr
Holman & Hatcher, Morgan Blag.
ROOMING HOUSE PROPOSITION.
A MONEY 3L4.KER.
Rooming house of 32 choice rooms,
in excellent location for transient busi
ness. Enough permanent roomers to
pay rent of building, leaving 20 rooms
for transients, which is all profit
House is as well furnished as the lead
ing hotels of the city. For particulars
address P. O. box 18, El Paso, Tex.
ALTURA PARK BARGAIN.
10 south front lots in block 19, high
and level, block from Fort Bliss at
line; price only $1250; terms.
Helaeman-Morriaon
Real Estate Co.,
207 ilills St
ANOTHER BARGAIN.
Modern 4 room red pressed brick
house, mantel, large porches, finely
decorated; 3 corner lots, close to car
line. Price pnly $2300; terms.
Helneman-Morrison
Real Estate Co.,
207 Mills St
NE4.R LKASBURG DAM.
8 acres right on the ditch, partly
fenced, but no improvements Just the
place for a fine fruit farm. Land ad
joining selling for $150 per acre, but
$100 per acre will take this.
AnderHOn-Filler Realty Co.,
Over Watson'.s Grocery. Bell 491.
A SWELL BUNGALOW.
$3450.
5 room buff brick bungalow, south
front near Mesa school; $500 cash, bal
ance easy payments.
Heineman-Morrison
Real Estate Co., i
207 Mills St '
WE BUILD HOUSES ON EASY
PAYMENTS.
See us about our plan.
Anderson-Filler Realty Co..
Over Watsons' Grocery. Bell 491.
A BIG SNAP.
A bunch of lots in the best block
in East El Paso, on car line, all city
conveniences. The price has been re
duced for Immediate sale. If you want
a real snap see us at once.
Helneman-Morrison
Real Estate Co.,
207 Mills St
FOR KENT.
1113 Boulevard, 3 rooms (fur.).. .$35.00
2314 Wyoming, 8 rooms 30.00
1509 Mundy. 8 rooms 40.00
802 Mesa, 4 rooms (fur.) 25.00
907 Upson, S rooms 45.00
531 W. Missouri, 5 room flat 28.50
1116 N. Oregon, 6 room flit 45.00,
203 Boulevard, 4 rooms (fur.)..-. 35.00
10 N.NCampbell, 4 rooms 26.00
709 N. Stanton, 5 rooms 30.00
513 Newman, 4 rooms 15.00
209 W. Rio Grande, 8 rooms 50.00
2312 Wyoming St. 3 rooms (fur.) 20.00
913 Mesa. 8 rooms 50.00
Hnfford & Collier,
417 Mesa Ave. Bell Phone 615.
BROKEN GLASSES? See Segall.
ON CALIFORNIA ST.
A 5 room cottage, south front, lot
and half. One of the best cottage bar
gains on our list at the price, $3450;
$400 cash, 5 years time in which to
pay the balance.
Anderson-Filler Realty Co.,
Over Watson's Grocery. Bell 491.
MONEY. TO LOAN 550,000 to loan on
real estate at once. HAWKINS BROS.,
Morgan Bldg.
$100 DOWN WILL BUY 4 room brick,
balance $25 a month. HAWKINS BROS.
MUST SELL ROOM BRICK on N.
Florence St $4200. HAWKINS BROS.
C HOUSES ON CORNER, NORTH SIDE
Will trade for vacant lots. HAW
KINS BROS.
FOR BETTER GLASSES Ask Segall.
ea.
Too Late to Classify.
:kEED GLASSES? Ask Segall.
ROOMS WITH BOARD 329 Prospect.
FOR SALE CHEAP Piano, velvet
rugs and furniture. Phone 2132.
FOR SALE OR TRADE Modern four
room brick cottage on Wyoming St,
back of S. W. shops; easy terms.
Phone Bell 2341, '
TWO UNFURNISHED or partly fur
nished housekeeping rooms; references.
Phone 1584.
FOR RENT Two S room houses in To
bin's Second addition, adjoining the
fair grounds; low Tent and In complete
repair. Frank R. Tobin, "1 Tobin's
Arcade." The postoffice is behind.
Phone 803. '
HAVE YOU SEEN TOBIN? Take Fort
Bliss cars leaving El Paso transfer
station daily 7:25, 11:25 a. m.; 3:25,
5:25 p. m.
EYEGLASS COMFORT? Ask Segall.
WANTED A good nurse. Apply to
Mrs. R. L. Ramey, 1110 Montana.
OFFICE FOR RENT One suite of Jl
offices, $25; one single office, $15; one
single office, $17.50. In new Herald
building. All front offices. Apply to
Agent. Herald building. 326.
FOR RENT Front room, also large
housekeeping suite and 2 basement
rooms cheap. 614 Mesa.
OFFICE FOR RENT.
Large front office, best location in
city. Will rent at $15 per month. It's
over our place of business.
El Paso Optical Co.
FOR RENT 3 'beautiful lare unfur
nished rooms, modern; gas range,
large closets and pantry. Also 2 nicely
furnished housekeeping rooms. Close
in. 322 W. Missouri St
WANTED 2 lots in East El Paso;
state lowest cash price and location;
no agents. X. X., Herald.
DANCING A young man wants pri
vate instructions at once. Phone and
write T. S., care Herald.
WANTED Stenographers, $80 and
$110; mill repairman, $4; paper hanger,
$3.75; plumber, 75c hour; meat cutter,
$80; baker, $18 week.
Fall & Mitchell Employment
201 San Francisco St
GLASSES TO STOP THAT HEADACHE
Must be made by the person who ex
amined -the eyes, or the result wilJ
be unsatisfactory. Xour head will still
ache if one person examines the eyes
and another person makes the glasses
There is only one way have it done
right and your headache will disap
pear. Geo. D. Kendall,
208 Mesa Ave.. Makes Glasses Right.
BUILDING SITE "WANTED
As first payment on this 6 room house
in fine district
Rio Grand-e Realty Co.,
Room 4 Stevens Bldg. Bell 478.
WE HAVE SOME FINE SNAPS
In good houses for trade in valley land.
See us before buying elsewhere for
all kinds of property. Nice snap in
good rooming houses.
Bnrbrlck & Evans,
Both Phones. 210 N. Stanton St
WE HAVE A SNAP In valley land.
Kettler Realty- Co., 30S Mesa.
VALLEY LAND.
135 acres, 15 miles down the valley.
65 in alfalfa, 25 in wheat and cane,
balance susceptible to cultivation. Two
good houses, pumping plant. Signed
up in the original El Paso Water Users'
association. $100 per acre; good terms.
Broaddus & Le Baron,
216 Texas St.
Real Estate and 'Insurance.
Phone 1558.
ONLY $13 PER MONTH,
Small payment down, will buy this
pretty 3 room brick with bath, on cor
ner in East El Paso. Price $1500.
Rio Grande Realty Co.,
Room 4 Stevens Bldg. Bell 478.
FINE DESK ROOM FOR RENT 210
N. Stanton St. Both phones.
HAVE BUYER for small home. Ket
t;ler Realty Co. Phone 52.
COUNTRY H03IE FOR SALE.
A country home close to El Paso. 5
acres, with a good 8 room house; ad
joining Fort Bliss; mesa water on
the premises. For a quick sale at
$5800; excellent terms.
JBroaddus & Le Baron,
216 Texas St
Real Estate and Insurance.
Phone 1558. x
AUTOMOBILES TO TRADE.
New and second hand automobiles
for sale or for trade for real estate
or vendor's lien notes.
Rio Grande Realty Co.,
Room 4 Stevens Bldg. Bell 478.
"WANTED A HORSE AND BUGGY
For its keep by private family at once.
Address box 384. P. O.
FOR RENT 5 room brick, N. Kansas,
$25. Kettler Realty Co. Phone 52.
IF SOLD BY SATURDAY.
12 lots, the northeast corner of block
96. East El Paso, adjoining Bassett's
addition, the continuation of Montana
St Water, sewer, gas. electric light
and telephone. $2650 takes the bunch.
One-third cash, balance 1 and 2 years.
It Is a snap.
Ileineman-Morrison
Real Estate Co.,
207 Mills St.
WANTED HOME On north side; must
be a bargain. Texas, care Herald.
WANT TO BUY.
4 or 5 room house. $100 down, bal
ance like rent Address box 503, city.
YOU ARE RUPTURED.
Would you like to be well and
strong again? You will never be so if
you neglect yourself. It .will grow
worse each day. Now is the time. Ad
dress box 977, El Paso.
Too Late to Classify.
YOL'XC LADY wishes young lady
roommate. Answer immediately. "Write
X. 397, Herald.
MAKER OF SUITS, evening and re
ception gowns. Miss Johnston, 601
Mesa Ave. Phone 3709.
WANTED TO REXi 5 or C room fur
nished cottage or apartment, close in.
Call room 50, StRegis.
FOR RENT 2 rooms for light house
keeping, lights and bath. Phone 74S.
1416 Boulevard.
FOR RENT Furnished room with
bath connecting; private entrance.
Phone Auto. 1S40. 814 N. Ochoa.
CHARMING MAGOFFIN AVE.
7 ro6ms, new, furnished nicely. $175
buys furniture and lease, rent only
$30. Part of house rents out now for
$39. Isn't this a snap'
R. C. Bailey Land Co., 306 Mesa.
MUST BE SOLD.
Four south front lots in Altura Park,
Owner leaving city and will sell cheap,
E. F. B.. care Herald.
A VERY DESIRABLE EXCHANGE
PROPOSITION.
A client of ours owns a fine terraced
site, 33 1-3x200 feet, on the most de
sirable, part of Prospect Ave.; has on
it one modern 5 room house in good
condition and one 3 room modern house
both rented. He desires to trade for
close in site to build 3 story apart
ment house. What have you to offer?
Auk Hodge Realty Co.,
303 Texas St, Bell Phone 815.
HERE'S A LOT BARGAIN.
We have east front lots on "Wright
Ave-i 2 blocks above Arizona car line
that we can sell for $375 each. $10
down and $10 per month, with 7 per
cent interest. This is absolutely a
"snap."
Ask Hodge Realty Co.,
Phone 815 Bell. 303 Texas St
FOR RENT 'Front bedroom, clothets
closet, grate; no sick. 913 N. Camp
bell. SECTION IMPROVED FARM LAND,
third in cultivation, water and fine
lmproveine'nts, 9 miles San Angelo,
Tom Green county, Texas, sale or ex
change for El Paso city property or
El Paso county lands. Address box 56,
Miles, TejJas.
FOR SALE BY OWNER Income prop
erty. Will pay S percent clear of taxes,
insurance and upkeep; good invest
ment; will increase in value. R. F.,
care Herald.
FOR SALE by owner. Handsome new 2
story residence, built for home; fine
location. A bargain for cash; steam
heated. R. F., care Herald.'
The Federal Jury Convicts
Three; Other Smuggling
Cases in Federal
Court.
Mar Been Kee, manager of the Wing
Hong Yuen Co., on South Oregon
street and one of the most prominent
Chinese in the El Paso colony of ori
entals, and Tee Kim Yok and Charlie
Soo were adjudged guilts' of the
charge of conspiring to smuggle Chi
nese persons into the United States
who were not entitled to enter or re
main in this country.
The verdict was agreed upon Wed
nesday afternoon after a session "of
10 minutes and sealed and placed in
the hands of the district clerk. It was
read in open court Thursday, morning,
all three of the defendants being ad
iudeed guilty. Sentence, which was
temporarily deferred by judge Maxey,
will probably be announced Saturday.
The government's charge constitutes
a penal offense, and the punishment is
imprisonment in the federal peniten
tiary. Mar Been Kee is one of the largest
Chinese property owners in El Paso.
Besides being interested in the Wing
Hong Yuen company, on South Ore
gon street, he owns a string of res
taurants located at San Francisco,
Tt.n..t.nrT- "NT "XT "F!1 "P;i;r iind .Tuarftx.
Tee Kim Yok, an old man, owns a drug
store on South Oregon street, and
Charlie Soo, an alien Chinaman who
lived in Juarez, has a restaurant in
Juarez.
The case of the government against
Victor H. Tobin, Chas. E. Crawford,
Isaac Blum, jr., Tee Mun Li and Tee
Gin, charged with conspiracy to
smuggle Chinese laborers Into the
United States, did not go to trial, as
Tobin, Crawford and Blum entered a
plea of guilty. Their sentence has
been temporarily deferred. Yee Mun
Li and Yee Gin have not been ar
rested. Wiliiam Sullivan, charged with
smuggling and receiving smuggled
property, was fined $40 and discharged
upon the payment of the fine.
The case of Lazara Balza, charged
The case of Lazara Baiza, charged
with smuggling and receiving smug
motion of the district attorney and
his bond fixed at $300.
The case of the government against
William J. Hew'itt, charged with un
lawfully secreting and destroying a
letter and embezzling the contents, was
continued until the next term on mo
tion of the defendant and his bond
fixed at $750.
The case of the government against
Chin Kee, charged with uttering and
publishing a false writing for the pur
pose of defrauding the United States,
was continued upon the application of
the defendant
Fred Collins, charged with smug
gling, pleaded not guilty, and a jury
was empaneled to try the case. The
case is on trial.
TROPICAL STORM "WARNING
IS SENT TO GULF TOWNS
Mobile. Ala., Oct. 13. The local
weather bureau received warning from
Washington today that a tropical storm
of considerable intensity is raging In
Yucatan channel and heading toward
the Gulf of Mexico. Vessels in these
waters are cautioned.
Masoric Notices.
EL PASO LODGE, NO. ISC, A. F. & A. M.
Regular meetings 1st and 3rd
Wednesdays of each month.
L. E. Gllletf- TV M
Vgr E. W. 5- Neff. Secy.
Maiionic Relief Board 106 Mesa
Avp." hours 10 a. it to 12 m.
Called meeting Friday, October 14th,
7:30 p. m. Second and first degrees.
A. & A. S. RITE OF FJtEE MASONRY.
Meets the second and third Mondays
of each month In Masonic Temple.
XV. H. MrCnllonch. Secy.
SELECT DANCING ASSEMBLY.
FRATERNAL BROTHERHOOD HLL.
EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT-
GUISE ARE HEED
TO 8E SMUGGLERS
Srltf'
Financial and
Commercial
MOITEY AOT) METALS.
NeiT YorK Quotations.
(By Associated Press.
New York, Oct. 13. Call money
stronger; 33?i percent
Prime mercantlie paper, 56 pr
cent
Closing Q,notaUoHs Toaay.
Bar silver, 55.
Desilverized lead, quiet; $4.404.50.
Copper, firm, standard spot, $12.30
12.45; Dec, $12.30 12.50.
Suelter (St. Louis quotation) firm,
$5.42.
Mexican dollars, 45cf
Current Smelter Quotations.
E1 Paso Smelter.
Bar silver 55
Copper (wire bars) 12.450
Copper Cathode (cts. per lb.) 12.325
Lead (London sales prices). 12, slS, d9
Lead (New York saies prices) $4.40
A eekly A" erase,
(Douglass Smelter Quotations.)
Bar silver 53.92
Copper 12.34
NEW YORK LISTED
STOCKS.
(By Special Wire to The Herald fron?
H. H. Bru Co.. Glohe. Ariz.)
Amalgamated 68
American Smetlers 72
Anaconda I 41
Colorado Fuel & Iron 25
Erie Ry 29
M., K. & T 1 35
Missouri Pacific 58
Reading 149
Rock Island 32
Southern Pacific .' 117
Union Pacific 1170
LT. S. Steel, common - 50
American Sugar , 17
Atchison 103 1-3
Great Northern, pfd 130
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jNortnern jacmc .ax. uiv j.i -i-s
Reading -. . 149
U. S. Steel, pfd 119
BOSTON LISTED STOCKS
(By Spocial Wire to The Herald frois
H. H. Bru Co., Glone. Ariz.)
Arizona Commercial IS
Boston Corbin 14
Calumet & Arizona 59
Copper Range 68
Giroux 7
Greene Cananea 30
Helvetia 2
Miami 19
Nevada Con 21
North Butte 32
Old Dominion 40
Shannon 11
Superior & Boston '. 8
Superior & Pittsburg 13
Trinity 6
U. S. Smelters, common 39
Utah Con 23
Utah Copper - 50
UNLISTELVSTOCKS. .
(By Special Wire to The Herald from
H. H. Bru Co.. Globe. Ariz.)
Arizona-Michigan, part paid
Butte Balaklavar
Cactus :
Calumet & Montana
Chino Copper Co ."
Chemung
Chief Con
Cordova, part paid
Cordova, lull paid . ... j.:
Denn-Ailona
Ely Central
Goldfield Con
Inspiration Copper
Live Oak Development
Majestic Copper of Utah
Mason Valley
National Mining Exp
10c
5
40c
90c
20
5
1
50c
1
3
15c
7
15-16
27
45c
9
8c
3
15-16
15c
1
19
5
23
10c
S
! New Keystone
Ohio Copper x
Pinto Copper
Ray Central
Ray Consolidated
San Antonio, part paid
Shattuck - ;
Superior & Globe, part paid
Tonopah
G-rain and Provisions.
Chicago Grain. Close.
??" $ 9494
May 7.7... 100
Co":r 4747
My :::;::: 5oso
Oats .,
T)ec 1
May 7.7.7. 34
Chicago Provisions. Close.
Fj 17-30
May 7.7.7.7.. 16.60
Lard einoii
Tan $10.a
May "7.7... ... 10.02 10.05
RiJaSn JJ.2J 9'27
May 9-0
LIVESTOCK.
Chicago Livestock. Clone.
Chicago, I1L, Oct 13. Cattle Receipts-
7000; steady to strong. Beeves
$4.757.85; Texas steers, $4.2oo.6o,
western steers. $ 4.15 6.75; stockers
and feeders, $ 4.40 5.75; cows and
heifers, $3.256.50; calves. $i.o010.
HogsReceIpts 12,000; slow. Light,
$S608.95; mixed, $S.309.2o; heavy,
$S.209.00; rough. $S.20,8.40; good to
choice heavy, $8.409.00; pigs, $8.2o
9.00; bulk. $8.508.90.
Sheep Receipts 30,000; steady. .Na
tive $2.504.45; western. $2.5g4.25,
yearling, $ 4.35 5.40; lambs, native,
$4.407.00; western, $4.756.90.
Kansas City Livestock. Close.
Kansas City, Mo.. Oct 13 Cattle
Receipts 10,000, including 1000 south
erns; steady to strong. Native steers,
S4 808.00; southern steers, $4.ioo.l0,
southern cows. $2.7004.00; native cows
and heifers, ?2.606.00; stockers and
feeders. $2.40 5.75; bulk. $3.00 4 2o
calves, $3.758.00; western steers, $3.90
(3)6.75; western cows. $2.7oa.00.
Hogs Receipts 4500. steady to oc
higher; bulk, $S.55S.90; heavy. $8 o0
8 70- packers and butchers, $8.0S.9o,
light, $S.759.00. ,,
Sheep Receipts 7000; strong. Mut
toS ISToff 4.50: lambs. 5.606.8p; fed
wethers and yearlings, $4.00o.2o; fed
western ewes, $3.504.00.
WOOL
St. Louis Wool. Close. ?
" St. Louis, Mo.. Oot. 13. Wool un
changed. Territory anu western me
diums, IS 23; fine mediums, li20,
fine, 1417.
COTTON MAJtKET.
I The Government Cotton Report.
The government's final crop report
for the - season on the condition of
cotton is as follows:
North Carolina, 72, showing a decline
of 4 points.
South Carolina, 70, showing a decline
of 3 points.
Georgia, 6S, showing a decline of 3
points. n,
Alabama, 67, showing a' decline of o
points.
Mississippi, 63, showing a decline of
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LIVESTOCK. WOOL AND COT-TOX.
8 points.
Louisiana, 51, showing a decline of 9
points.
Texas, 63, showing a decline of 6
points.
Arkansas, 6S, showing a decline of 10
points.
Tennessee, 73, showing a decline of 5
points.
Oklahoma, 70, showing a decline of 15
points.
The average condition as given was
65.9 percent of normal as compared
with 72.1 on Aug. 25; 58.5 on Sept 25,
1909; 69.7 on Sept 25, 190S, and 66.6 the
average for the past te nyears.
Preceding this publication the census
bureau issued a report placing the
amount of cdtton ginned up to Sept 25
from the growth of 1910 at 2,302,211
bales, as compared with 2,568,150 bales
ginned to the same date last year. This
report in some quarters was pointed to
as indicating a smaller crop than last
year. It is hardly fair, however, sim
ply because less cotton has been ginned
to make such a deduction; rather does
it add testimony to the correctness of
our reports from different sections
of the belt as to the lateness of the
crop, and this is practically its only
bearing on present market movements.
The government report was in line
with previous trade estimates, the con
sensus of opinion from these sources
having figuied the condition at 66.7.
In this connection it is gratifying to
note the increasing reliability of the
government estimates and that the de
plorable conditions of a few years ago
no longer exist; hence, making due al
lowances for an inclination to underes
timate conditions and overestimate
acreage, the reports are now to be de
pended upon.
The report issued Monday points to
a crop of about 11,700,000 bales if it
be accepted that 33,196,000 acres were
planted to the staple, as reported ear
lier in the year. Some critics, "however,
are inclined to question the acreage;
assuming, nevertheless, that the gov
ernment figures are correct, the total
yield .as indicated must be looked upon
as" the maximum.
From now on the all important fac
tor is weather and a close watch is be
ing kept on every climatic change
throughout the cotton xbelt for it must
be admitted that killing frost prior to
Nov. 1 would result In further mate
rially reducing the ultimate yield. This
would be most serious, for nearly all
of the manufacturing centers, both at
home and abroad, are bare of the sta
ple, and it is believed that close to
13,000,000 bales of American cotton,
will be required to supply the normal
demand from the world's spindles.
It must be borne in mind, however,
that, as in previous years where short
crops existed, the demand has been
made to fit the supply,, and it is rea
sonable to assume, judging from the
past, that from now on as the price ad
vances the demand of necessity will be
lessened.
Last year's cotton crop amounted to
10,350,078 bales apparently an inade
quate supply and yet on August 31,
when new cotton commenced coming
to market there still remained on hand
a stock of 939,803 bales only 543,782
bales less than the previous year,
which followed a crop of 13,029,902
bales, and this compares with a stock
on hand at the same date in 190S of
1,236,058 bales and 1,044,329 bales in
1907.
It should not be lost sight of that the
price of cotton for, say, May delivery',
now approximates the extraordinarily
high figure of 15 cents per pound
which, it must be admitted, has already
largely discounted a second small crop.
It is feared that a good many of the
recent purchases of cotton for future
delivery have been on behalf of people
who may not be in a position to stand
a serious setback should one take
place, and for this reason it would
seem rather risky for one to purchase
freely at this high level without at
leas't the protection of a stop loss or
der. Receipts show a slight falling of f ram
last week, but the movement to market
is in fair volume and prospects for
the coming week point to very liberal
arrivals, both at Interior points and
the ports.
Henry Clews & Company .
THE COURTS
34TH DISTRICT COURT
P. H. Clarke, Presiding:.
Charles H. DeWItt vs. Nettle M. De
Witt, suit for divorce. Filed.
W. E. Mangan vs. T. & P. railroad,
for alleged personal injuries. Filed.
John Leech, charged with murder.
On trial.
41ST DISTRICT COURT.
A. M. Walthall, Presiding.
P. E. Kramer vs. Southwestern and
Dawson Railway companies, suit for
$40,000 damages for alleged personal
injuries; filed.
Albert Maverick vs. J. E. Morse, tres
pass to try title. On trial.
A. J. Halton vs. H. M. Mundy, suit for
$2166 for breach of contract. Filed.
E. F. Noel vs. O. F. Gibbs, et al, suit
on notes. Filed.
JUSTICE COURTS.
E. H. Watsoa, Presiding:. '
Gregoria Gutlrrez, charged with
burglary, bound over to grand jury in
sum of $500.
DEATHS AND BURIALS.
MISS MAUD ATKINS.
Miss Maud Atkins, 24 years old,
daughter of .J. YV. Atkins, of Shreve
port, La., died at a local sanatorium
Thursday morning at 11:30 oclock after
a short illness, she having been In El
Paso only a few days. At the deathbed
were her mother and her uncle, ir.
Hugh Atkins, who will accompany the
body to Shreveport on the T. P. Thurs
day evening.
TEE YEN GET GOT.
IN JAIL AND OUT AGAIN
Tee Ten Get got, Wednesday night.
He got in trouble, got in jail and got
In police court Thursday afternoon.
Tee Ten, alias Charley, was arrested
with a charge of selling liquor unlaw
fully, registered against him, and his
arrest was dignified with a warrant
with the official seal attached. Mr.
Get got his friends to goo n his bond
for $50 and he immediately got back
to Chinatown.
ARMY OFFICER TRANSFERRED.
Major Jiminez Castro, second in com
mand of the Mexican troops stationed
at Ciudad Juarez, has received orders
transferring him to Vera Cruz. He
will leave this month. Major Castro
has been stationed many 5-ears at the
border garrison, and is known by marny
Americans of EI" Paso. His successor
has not been named.
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PEOPLE
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Are prepared to instal all kinds ol
mining and milling machinery, hoisting
works and conveyers. Residence 3418
Hueca street. Bell phone 1116.
Hair Dressing
ESTHER 1T.1.PY -lTan:..-t
211 St Louis St Bell 196&
Dentists
DR. r,ER "MTnTi
i Painless Dentist 211 San Antonio St
Hat Cleaning
Make tine old hat look new. Hats
cleaned and blocked. 402 N. Oregon.
Medical
H. F. WRIGHT, D. O., 31. D. 214
-texas at. U3teopathy a specialty.
Stoves For Sale
HEATING STOVES FR03I 51 UP.
HERMANS, 114 S. STANTON.
Mattress Renovating
METROPOLITAN RENOVATING CO.
Furniture repaired and varnished. 219
South Stanton St Both phones.
Coney Island Bartender Ar
rested on Charge of Murr
der; Eeleased on Bond.
Private Joseph T. Desmond, of com
pany E, 23rd infantry, stationed at
Fort Hliss, died Wednesday evening
from the effects of injuries which he
is said to have received in the Coney
Island saloon late Tuesday afternoon.
Edward Warren, a bartender at the
Coney Island, was placed under arrest
at the time of the trouble, charged
with assault to murder, and placed on
bond. Later he was rearrested on the
charge of murder in the second degree,
and the amount of his bond, originally
fixed at $1000, increased to $3000. This
was signed by Tom Powers, proprietor
of the Coney Island and J. T. Cannon
and Warren was given his liberty.
A post mortem exaination was
made of the body of private Desmond
at Fort Bliss Wednesday evening, in
the presence of justice of the peace
E. H. Watson. It was found that death
had occurred from concussion of the
brain, thought to have been, brought
about by a blow on the head with a
hottle. Desmond was struck twice, once
on the forehead and once over the left
ear. according to justice Watsdn. The
skull was not fractured but the con
cussion resulting from the blow caused
death. "Warren, who is said to be un
married and who lived at 712 St Vrain
street was placed under arrest bv
deputy constable Brown upon com
plaint of the police department He was
liberated late Wednesday night and
will be given a preliminary hearing
before justice Watson Thursday even
ing at 7:30 p. m.
Private Desmond was serving his
first enlistment and had been in the
service two and one-half years. He was
about 34 years of age and has a moth
er. Mrs. J. K. Harcourt living on Madi
son avenue. Chicago. The body of Des
mond is in charge of his comrades at
the army post and will be prepared for
burial. It has not yet been decided
whether the body will be returned to
Chicago or interred at the post ceme
tery. YSLETA EXHIBITS
FOR THE FALL FAIR
Many Agricultural Exhibits
as "Well as Poultry, Art
and Needlework.
Tsleta, Texas, Oct. 13. This portion
of the El Paso valley will be well rep
resented in several departments of the
El Paso Fair.
The Sunset ranch, 31. T. Graves and
Rev. Miles Hansen will make exMbits
of poultry.
Several women have signified their
intention of making exhibits of their
handiwork in the woman's department
Dr. Hansen will have a number of his
own paintings in the Art department
and George Buchanan Is collecting ex
hibits of the agricultural and horti
cultural products of the valley. Mr.
Buchanan will be glad to receive front
growers any specimens they may hav
of fruits grains, grasses and foraga
plants. He will take charge of thent
and see tnat they are entered at the
Fair. Present indications are that th
displefo- from Tsleta in the agricultural
department will ba particularly goed.
THE WEATHER.
Forecast
For El Paso and vicinity: Generv
ally fair tonight and Friday.
For New "Mexico: Generally fair to
night and Friday; cooler north portion
tonight
For west Texas: Generally fair to
night and Friday, cooler Friday in
north portion.
Local Office U. S. Weather BareaHl,
El Paso, Tex., Oct 13. El Paso
readings:
Today Yes'y
6 am. 6 pm.
Barometer (sea level) 29.87 29.85
Dry thermometer 56 SO
Wet thermometer .......... 44 55
Dew .point ;... 31 31
Relative humidity 39 17
Direction of wind NW SW
Velocity of wind "3 S
State of weather clear clear
Rainfall last 24 hours 0
Highest temp, last 24 hrs... S3
Lowest temp, last 12 hrs... 54
Legal Notices.
AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND THE
PLU3IBING ORDINANCE.
RE IT ORDAINED RY THE CITY
COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF EL
PASO:
Section 1.
That no instantaneous contact or
bath water heater shall pass through
or into or be allowed In another room
or compartment In which there Is an
other suoh heater, nor shall any such
heater, vent or pass be through or
from any flue, pass chimney or other
aperture, through, from or by which
another such heater vents or passes.
Passed and approved this 13th day
of October. 1910.
Jas. I. Hewitt.
Attest Mayot Pro Tem.
C. W Fassett,
Citi Clerk.
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