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Nineteen Ten
Goodnight !
Ca
I ! STATE DEPAKTMENT
AND MEXICAN REVOLT
May We
Serve
You
Still !
Better in
1911
Read Full Details of Our
January Undermuslin Sale
In Monday's Herald
Store Closes at Ebon Monday
Countess May Dance In Her
Bare Feet .For El Pasoans
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COUNTESS DE SWIRSKY.
El Paso -will probably have the op
portunity of seeing1 a real barefoot
dancer and a; genuine European count
ess all in the sam6 person and at the
same time
H. F. Tillo1ssnt manager for the
countess de Swirsky, the -woman -who
captured Kewport "With her barefoot
dances and then shocked it by going
onto the stage.
The countess is now In California,
where she is beind dined and receeived
by the society women, and will pass
through El Paso in n short time, and
arrangements may be made for her ap
pearance at the El Paso theater.
The countess was all the rage at
Newport during the past summer, ar
ranged all the amateur Theatricals for
the smart set of the New York 400
and was the rage of the season.
COLQUITT SAYS HE
WILL CUT EXPENSES
Governor-Elect Announces
He Will Abolish Assist
ants in Lightfoot's
Office. j
Austin, Texas, Dec 31. Governor-1
. . , ... I
eiect v;oiquitt zoaay maae puoiic a
curring a deficiency. Cutting down ex
penses is necessary for this."
He intimates that there has been
a reckless expenditure without the
governor's approval. I.Ightfoot is
writing a reply and made a brief oral
statement, saying Colquitt is mistaken
in thinking the expenditures were not
approved oy tne governor.
(Continued From Tzg One.)
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late to It, it goes witnout saying inai
American interests will be properly
protected.
One-seventh of the total wealth of
Mexico is represented by American cap
ital and the American government can
not fail to take an interest in the pres
ent situation.
PARROT CRIES FOR
MADERA; ARRESTED
Sentenced to Have Tongue
Cut Out, so the Juarez
Story Runs.
"Viva Madera."
The Juarez policeman stopped with
a jerk. He knocked on the door of the
house from whence the voice came.
"Who calls?" asked the policeman.
"Madera," came the answer, and then,
"Viva Madera." "
The woman denied that she had
taught the parrot to cry "'Viva Madera"
such a dangerous thing to remark
but the woman who lived in the house
and her talking bird were brought to
the commandery of police, and ap
peared in the civil court, so at least
many declare who ought to know.
As result of the arraignment of bird
and. woman, the parrot was sentenced
to an awful fate so they say. It has
been decreed that the bird's tongue be
cut out, yet that the bird need not die.
The woman was freed, on her word that
she ,dld not teach the parrot to cry,
"Viva Madera." '
Such is the story they are telling
over in Ciudad Juarez where they say
it happened only yesterday.
GIRLS IN DIAZS SECRET
SERVICE, SAYYS BOSTON POST
Like the famous women of the north
and the south who during'the Civil war
performed heroic services in behalf of
their respective causes, is Miss Mary
Garcia, now stopping at Winthrop, Me.,
according to her own story a member
of the Mexican secret service under
president Diaz, and now banished be
cause of her activity in behalf of her
brother.
It was she who, as the right-arm of
the indomitable Diaz, for weeks follow
ed Francisco I. Madero, head of the
anti-reelectionists opposing Diaz, and
she again who obtained information af
ter months of tireless tracking which
led to the European exile of Gen. Ber
nardo Reyes, the military and popular
hero of Mexico.
"Life is too hazardotjs for me in Mex
ico," she said. "I am going to a plan
tation owned bj my brother near Santi
ago, Cuba."
Miss Garcia is of slim figure, slightly
above medium height, with the embodi
ment of athletic grace in her carriage.
Her eyes are black, sparkling and ap
parently frank, though she has proved
in her peculiarly dangerous profession
that they can 1 e otherwise if her
strong woman's mind so wills. Her
cheeks have the peculiar reddish tinge.
of the Cuban belle and her lips ata
round and full., Boston Post.
BflfeiiiS IgK
I I I for the 1 y
YU&r
For 1911
Why not make the same resolu
tion that the majority of those
living in El Paso and vicinity have been making
and Living up to for many years. That is, when
ever anything is needed in the jewelry line, either
for personal use or gift purposes, go to the
"GIFT HOUSE OF THE SOUTHWEST"
W. T. H1XSON COMPANY
'' Jewelers and Silversmiths
Roberts-Banner Bldg. Cor. Mills and Mesa
t
FIFTEEN MILLION
SOULS IN MEXICO
1910.
118,978
85,795
436.S17
405,265
365,521
77,704
719,052
426,218
1,075,270
605,437
641.S95
1,202,802
Census Returns Complete
Except Statistics for the
State of Zaeateeas.
Mexico City, Mex., Dec. 31. Census
data for the entire population of the
republic of Mexico are given by the
chief of the bureau of statistics. Zaea
teeas is one state which has not sent
in its full returns, but close estimates
are made as to the actual and pres-
ent population of that mining place,
because it happens to be a town '
whence people had to emigrate prin
cipally on account of lack of work in
the mines.
Folowing is the exact table of fig
ures in every other state and the totals
in the republic:
States. 1900.
Agnascalientes 102.416
Campeche 86.542
Chiapas 360,799
Chihuahua 327,784
Coahulla 296.93S
Colima 65,115
Distrito Federal... 541,516
Durango T. . 370,294
Guanajuato 1,061.724
Guerrero 479.205
Hidalgo 605,051
Jalisco 1,153,891
Mexico 934,463
Michoacan .v. 935.808
Morelos . . . 160,115
Nuevo Xieon ; 327,937
Oaxaca . 948,633
Puebla .'. 1,021.133
Queretaro '232,389
San Luis Potosi... 575,432
Sinaloa 296,701
Sonora 221,682
Tabasco 159,834
Tamaulipas 218.948
Tlaxcala 172.315
Veracruz 981,030
Yucatan .". x309,652
Zaeateeas 462,190
Baja California
Northern District.. 7,583
Baja California
Mayfield Realty Company
GOOD BUSINE
"
DOES
During the year 1910 the Mayfield Realty Co., which
makes a specialty of building modern homes for sale,
built .and sold the following houses:
J127 Arizona St. to E. T. Stoker $ 8,900
1120 Brown St. to John Grant 4,750
:115 Rio Grande to H. A. Boas 10,000
1116 Brown St. to Edgar Kayser 4,500
1112 Brown St. .to E. H. Marrs 4,100
703 Lee St. to Dr. G. X. Thomas .' 4,500
331S Arizona St. to Zack Cobb ' 4,500
2321 Bliss St., to Z. Helm 2,700
1520 Boulevard to Dr. A. It. Klein : 6,500
1413 Xerada to Wilbur Snow . 3,750
Making a total of .- $54,200
We now have under construction two modern 7-room two story pressed
brick homes at 1407 and. 1409 Arizona street respectively. Both houses
arebeautif ully- finished and are equipped with modern heating plants.
They are for sale on easy terms for $6,200 each, and it will give us pleasure
to show them.
Besides making' a specialty of building homes for sale, we alsoIb a
general real estate "biisinessj" bu3ing and selling, collecting rents, writing
insurance, etc' ' ,
If you have any real est'te business to transact give us a .call.
We have a large list of houses and vacant property for sale, also
several choice pieces of close in property, and any size tract of valley land
at bargain prices and on easy terms.
Mayfield Realty Company
V
8 & 9 Plaza Block
Autos at Your Service
"We Build and Sell Homes.' '
Phone 884
JjV the outgoing of the OLD
we want to express in full
sincerity our Appreciation of
courtesies to us in Nineteen Hun
dred and. Ten.
The year will pass on but our
Gratitude will live.
With the incoming of the NEW
we wish to you the good of all
that is G-ood and hope to have
the pleasure of many times meet
ing with you in Nineteen Hun
dred and Eleven.
In Our New Home, 109-111 Texas Street
January Tenth Nineteen Eleven
UARRYqWAtt
ATTER& JHIRTMaker
EL PAS O.TEX AS.
FOUR ARE FINED
$20 FOR YAGRANCY
Unable to explain to the satisfaction
of judge Lea in police court why he
had three boxes of fresh International
cigars in his possession, Carlos Valen
zuela was fined $20 Saturday morning
on a charge of vagrancy.
Fernando Romero, the small Mexican
girl who was arrested on San Jacinto
plaza Thursday afternoon when she
was seen slipping her hand into the
975,019 pocket of a woman standing at the
991.649 corner of Oregon and Milts street, was
179.814 fined $20 on-a charge of vagrancy In
368,929 (police court Friday afternoon. Estevan
1,041.035 Valenzuela, the mother of the, girl, was
1,092,456 also fined $20 Friday afternoon on
243,515 a charge of vagrancy.
oa 7io "Vat Tarancn wa5 th third tn draw
262.545 on a charge of drunkenness.
183.70S
249.253
183,805
1,124.368
337,020
WIDOW OF CHIPPEWA
CHIEF DIES AT 115
Calumet, Mich., Dec 31. Mrs. Mary
Beniche, widow of the late cnief
Beniche of the Chippewa indians, died
yesterday at her home at .Baraga, Mich.,
at the age of 115 years. She leaves two
children. 17 grandchildren, 32 great
grandchildren, and five great-greatgrandchildren.
Olives
Villa Franse
New Year Dinner
Sunday, January 1st, 1911
.Served from 12 to 9 P. M.
MENU 'i
Oyster Cocktail
Gelery
Pot au !Feu
Croquettes de Alaska Salmon
Garni Margarhita
Mlet Mignon a la Stanley
o Tornedo de Yean a la eskoffieur
Brullive of Calfiornia Peaches ' - -Eoast
Young Turkey Dressing Cranberry "Sauce
Lardlet Tenderloin of Beef Demi Glace
Potato Rissole Candied Sweet Potatoes
Carrotte and Peas Tomato Surprise
Ice Cream Cakes Cheese
Demi Tasse
Music Price 50c
BRISTOL RATHSKELLER
In filling up notes, we suggest that
you make them payable at the El Paso
Bank and Trust company. This is the
better plan for all concerned.
A Happy New Year.
Snyder Jewelry Co.
BLACK HAXD BOMB KILLS
ONE AND IXJUIIES THREE
Patecson, N. J., Dec 31. One man
dead and two women and a ch'Id dan
gerously injured' is the toll of thij
latest blackhand' outrage, which took
place oere early today. An explosion
followed by fire, wrecked a double
tenement on Scoley street. A bomb
was exploded under a stairway.
SMOKIXG FORXACE IS
CAUSE OF FIRE ALARM.
A smoking furnace in the basement
of the Barbers Supply company's store
on Texas street brought, all the down
town fire companies to the corner of
Texas and Stanton streets Saturday
morning at 10:15 o'clock. There was
no damage.
FREIGHT STATION BURNS.
Terrell, Tex., Dec 31. The Texas &
Pacific freight station here was de
stroj'ed by fire of unknown origin at
1 oclock this morning with a loss of
.$8000. The "Western Union telegraph,
office was also destroyed and wires put
out of commission. The station was
erected in 1S72.
One dollar starts an account with
this bank and to assist you to save, we
will loan you one of our home savings
banks.
EI Paso Bank, and Trast Company.
Open today until S p. m.
9,905
Southern District..
MAT" WHO RESCUED CISISEROS
GIRL IS VISITING EL PASO
C. D. Hap?rty, Associated Press corre-
! roondent at Chihuahua, ncconrnanied hv
letter to attorney general Lightfoot in Carl Decker, special correspondent for
which he declares he will abolish the! tiio New York Herald, came up today
three special assistants in Lightfoofs ' from Chihuahua on business. Decker is
office. Colquitt says: j the man who rescued Evanseline Cis-
"I intend to abolish all unnecessary . neros from prison in Cuba be-fore the
offices and run the state without in-' Spanish-American war, for the Hearst
oreari-g the tax rate and without in- :icnvsp-.ipers.
40,041
Topic 150,098
Quintana Roo....
42,339
171,837
9,086
Welcome Words to Women
Women who suffer with disorders peculiar to their
sex should write to Dr. Pierce and receive free the
fcdvice of a physician of over 40 years' experience
a skilled and successful specialist in the diseases
of women. Every letter of this sort has the most
careful consideration and is regarded as sacredly
confidential. Many sensitively modest women write
fully to Dr. Pierce what they would shrink from
telling to their local physician. The local physician
s pretty sure to say that he cannot do anything
without "an examination." Dr. Pierce holds that
these distasteful examinations are generallv need
less, and that no woman, except in rare cases, should submit to them.
Dr. Pierce's treatment will cure you right in the privacy of
your own home. His "Favorite Prescription" has cured
hundreds of thousands, soma of them .the worst of cases.
It is the only medicine of its kind that is the product of a regularly graduated
physician. The only one good enough that its makers dare to print its every
ingredient o its outside wrapper. There's no secrecy. It will bear examina
tion. No alcohol and no habit-forming drugs are found in it. Some unscrup
ulous medicine dealers may offer you a substitute. Don't take it. Don't trifle
with your health. Write to World's Dispensary Medical Association, Dr. R.
V. Pierce, President, Buffalo, N. Y., take the advice received and be well.
Totals 13,607,259 14.251,785
Adding to the figures above given
the estimated increase in the state of
Zaeateeas as 65,000. the total of the r,ETS JUDGMENT AGAIXST
COMPROMISE SUIT j
OUTSIDE OF COURT.
The suit of H. IT. Mundy vs. J. B.
I Kilpatrick filed in the 41st district I
court, has been compromised outside of ,
court and withdrawn by the plaintiff.
The terms of settlement were not made
public. The suit Involved title to a 5000 J
acre tract of land near Canutlllo, for-
merly homesteaded by daughters of !
Mr. Mundy, who transferred their in
terest to him. Kilpatrick Is living on j
the land.
census gives 15,14o,676, subject,
course, to official rectification.
of
It is your solemn duty to protect
your family against the perils of pov
erty. This can be most easily done by
accumulating a "Nest Egg" at the EI
Paso Bank and Trust Company.
THE WEATHER.
Forecast.
El Paso and vicinity Unsettled
wdather tonight and Sunday; colder
Sunday.
New Mexico Tonight generally fair
and warmer: Sunday cloudy, with
snow and colder in north portion.
West Texas Tonight and Sunday un
settled weather; snow flurries in north
portion: rain in south portion tonitrht
; or bunaay; warmer tonight in south
ELECTRIC RAILWAY FOR $100
Judgment for 160 .and court costs
has been awarded by justice McClin
tock in favor of James Edwards in his
suit against the El Paso Electric Rail
way company. Judgment was asked on
the score of alleged injuries sustained
by a son of 'Edwards.
JURY COMMISSIONERS ARE
NAMED FOR JANUARY COURT
Charles LeBaron, Nick Depeder and
R. Silverberg have been named by
judge Harper as jury commissioners
for the January term of the 34th dis
trict court.
east portion; colder Sunday.
Local Office U. S. Weather Bureau.
El Paso. Texas, Dec 31. El Paso
readings:
Today Yesterday
6 a.m. 6 p. m.
i Barometer (sea level). .. ..29.90 30.06
Dry thermometer '. 30 44
Wet thermometer 25 33
Dew point 14 14
Relative humidity 47 27
Direction of wind SE. E.
Velocity of wind 1 7
State of weather Clear PtCldy
Rainfall last 24 hours 0-
Highest temp, last 24 hours 47
Lowest temp, last 12 hours 29
TITLE SUIT FDLED.
Suit asking title and damages was
filed in the 41st district court Satur
dav morning by Lucinda E. Babbitt and
others vs. Mrs. Josephiue Crosby and
others.
LEECH BILL APPROVED.
P. H. Clarke, special judge In the
John Leech case, has approved the bill
of exceptions prepared by Leech's attorneys.
A Happy New Year.
Snyder Jewelry Co.
The most convenient way of sending
money away is by bank draft. We
make a business of issuing drafts.
EI Paso Bank and Trust Company.
Open today until 8 p. m. .
A Happy New Year.
Snyder Jewelry Co.
A Happy and Prosperous
For Everyone
To our friends and patrons and to
everyone else we extend our sincere
wishes for happiness and prosperity dur
ing 1911. During the past year we put
forth every effort to serve our patrons
satisfactorily and believe that for the
most part we have succeeded. We take
this opportunity to thank those who
have helped us to have one of the most
successful years in the history of this
business.
SPECIAL NOTE
Have we had te pleasure yet of serv
ing you in our new store and confection
ery? Ladies who are down town shop
ping will find this a most convenient
place for meeting friends or for rest
and refreshments.
MUSIC EVERY AFTERNOON
The
Purity Baking Co.
224 MESA AVE.
"The Store for Particular People."
PILES CURED IX 6 to 14 DAYS.
Tour druggist will refund money if
PAZO OINTMENT fails to cure any case
of Itching, Blind, Bleeding or Protrud
ing Piles in 6 to 14 days. 50c. 4
-
Now i
is
I he lime
To buy supplies for
your office. I have
a complete supply
of everything need
ed. Sale agent for
the Shaw- Walker
Filing Devices.
c
urrans
108 Mesa.Avemie
