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For Sale Real Estate.
FOR SALE New modern 4 room
house, easy terms. Phone 4196.
FOR SAL.E 10 to 100 acres valley land
3 miles east Ysleta. Price $100 to
$110; terms. Write IV. A. Worley. Be
len. Texas.
FOR SAKE, CLOUDCROFT PROPERTY
Lot worth $200, cottage $500, furni
ture $200. Will sell for $550 cash.
Write M. A. Tilton, Cloudcroft N. M.
FOUR HOOX RED BRICK, large
porches, fenced on 2 south front lots;
trees ant grass. $lffD0: good terms.
H. S. Bozartfc, end of Highland Park
car line.
FOR SALE BIT OWKER One 4 room
house, pantry, hall, bath and closets;
close In. $2500; terms. Two lots,
Cotton addition. Three lots, block B,
Bassett addition. Call Bell phono 332.
H. C Waugh, Union Iron and, Brass
Works.
SIX .TOAO.TrrV VALLEY. California.
lor sale r60 acres firstclass irrigated
land at Turlock, California, San Joa
quin valley. Price $75 per acre. $1500
down, balance terms to suit buyer; 6
percent interest. Address Frank Bu
koviny, IS 05 Buchanan St, Amarillo,
Tex.
1 HAVE 5 AND 10 ACRE TRACTS of
deeded-land with water developed lo
cated one mile from Deining for sale
at rock bottom price and on eitsy
terms. There is so better Investment
offered In the Southwest than my
proposition. Investigate.
T. G. AitkeR, The Deeded Land Mas,
Soera 4, Deckert Bldgr.,
Deming, N. M.
UILD A NEW HOME.
If we Tauild eu a home
It will be attractive, con
venient and well con
structed. We will be glad
t6 show you our plans.
EASY TERMS.
PEKRY-KIRKPATRICK
REALTY CO.,
209 Mesa. Phone 1579.
"YSLETA AND VICINITY."
12 acres, $85 per acre; 2 miles below
Ysleta. Must sell this week.
2 acres with small house in. Ysleta.
Price $275.
30 acres between Ysleta and El Paso,
all In cultivation,- good, pumping plant
hav sheds, etc A bargain.
Hundreds of acres of raw lands in
-almost any sized tract desired; all
subject to Irrigation, at $75 per acre.
Ysleta Xaaa Co., Ysleta, Tex.
Free phone from El Paso, 2266,
Ring 2 black.
FOR SALE AT BANKRUPT SALTS.
2445 acres of irrigable land in the
Grand Falls valley within 3 miles of
Grand Falls, Texas, most of which is
in fair state of cultivation.
3552 acres of grazing land in Pecos
county, Texas; also all notes and ac
counts belonging to White. Sweatt
Bros. & Company, Bankrupts; also two
cotton gins located at Grand Falls,
Texas. Also one store building lo
,cated at. Grand Falls, Texas.
For particulars write W, L. .Tooley,
Trustee in Bankruptcy, for ..White,
"Sweatt Bros. &. Company. Address,
El Paso. Texas.
XESILLA VALLEY $25.00 AN ACRE.
CLOSE TO LAS CRUCES, N. M.
It's one of those opportunities. The
old Mexican owner has died recently
and the estate must have money to
pay the debts. 158 ACRES choice river
silt bottom lands, in 50 acre tracts,
if you prefer. This is on the RIGHT
SIDE of the river (same as Las Cru
ces), and' is not the inaccessible land
advertised from $35 to $40 per acre,
without bridge, but a fine proposition.
YOU CAN'T TOUCH ADJACENT LAND
FOR TWICE THIS AMOUNT. Call soon
about this.
R. C. BAILEY LAND CO.,
Valley Last Headquarters.
SOSMesa, Qrndorff Hotel Building.
THIS OUGHT TO SOUND WOD.
4 room modern brick cottage, good
location, large closet store room,
screened in back porch. House alone
cost jover $1800. We can sell for $1700.
DANDY" SMALL TRACT. .
7 acres, all in cultivation. At Ysleta
station, 12 miles from El Paso, on,
paved road. Good 5 room house and
garden. Horse and buggy go with
place. Price reasonable, easy terms.
GrVE US A CHANCE
To show you those 3 south front lots
on paved Alameda avenue that we are
offeripg for $500 per lot
9S500 FOR 18 TtOOM HOUSE.
On Upson avenue, close to town and
Union depot Modern,, all large airy
rooms, 3 bath rooms. Place can easily
be turned Into, flats.
FOR RENT.
One of the best and most attractive
5 room cottages in Cloudcroft Has
justt beR? fitted- with the latest im
provements; rent reasonable.
LET US 'WRITE YOUR FIRE
r INSURANCE.
We also write Livestock, Automo
bile, Plate Glass and Liability Insur
ance. W. F. PAYNE,
Angelus Hotel "Building.
Too'Xate to Classify. . .
945 GASH, BAL. 915 A MONTH.
Will buy a modern 3 room brick with
back screened porch 8x28 feet
Jay F. Kaox,
420 Roberts Banner Bldg. Bell 4170.
HERE IS A ROOMING HOUSE SNAP.
Owner must leave town quick. Must
be sold within a week. Furniture for
10 rooms, $500 $100 down, balance in
easy payments if secured.
Ask Hedge Realty Co.,
202 Roberts-Banner Bldg. Phone 815
WARNING DON'T BUY VALLEY
LAND
Until you see our list and prices. We
make a specialty of valley lands, any
size tract
RIe Grande Realty Co.,
216-217 American Bank Building.
Too Late To Classify. '
WE CAN SELL YOU A NEW ANT
aiODERX G ROG3I COTTAGE
FOR $4500.
It is on Rio Grande St, 40x120 feet
corner, cement walks and curb, 2. bier
porches, and our terms are very easy.
Lone Star Land Co.,
213 Texas St
BIG SNAP EY A o ROOM COTTAGE
OAT V. ATVGE.
East front lots 42x122 feet price
$3000; terms very easy.
Lone Star Land Co
213 Texas St
6 ROOM HOUSE AND 4 LOTS IN EAST
EL PASO FOR $2400.
Nothing to touch this in the entire
city; easy terms.
Lone Star Land Co.,
213 Texas St
FOR SALE OR TRADE.
5 sections of lived out mesa land 20
miles from -El Paso, at $1.25 per acre
bonus, or will trade for El Paso prop
erty. This land Is level, good grass.
An opportunity for some one,
Anderson-Filler Realty Co.
LARGE Q ROOM COTTAGE,
South front near 2 car lines, hall, bath,
closets, basement running, water in 2
bedrooms, 2 large porches. Price $5250,
with street paving paid, $500 cash, bal
ance monthly.
Anderson-Filler Realty Co., t
DO YOU WANT AN ELEGANT HOME?
8 large rooms, 3 large porches, base
ment closets, 2 toilets, nicely tinted,
beautiful electric fixtures, on corner,
south front walk, curb and paving all
paid. Price $7250 on terms.
Anderson-Filler Realty Co.
FOR RENT.
1003 California St, 5 rooms. $22.50
3212 Tularosa St, 5 rooms, 20.00
815 U. Kansas St, 10 rooms.... 70.00
1401 Wyoming, 6 rooms 35.00
2029 Texas St, 4 rooms 20.00
1210 N. El Paso St, 8 rmS,, new. 45.00
608-610 Prospect 4: room flats... 22.50
Offices and store room In BuckJer
building.
AHdersoH-FHIer Realty Co.,
1 and 2 Buckler Building.
MONTANA ST. HOME.
AN EXCEPTIONALLY NICE PLACE.
This Is one of the finest homes In
El Paso. Has all the little things
which go to make a home complete.
Living room is 16x24 and other rooms
are 4n proportion. Has hardwood
floors paneled dining room, beamed
ceilings, 3 open fireplaces, heating
plant and a great many other features
too numerous to mention here.
Mayfield Realty Co.
"WE BUILD AND SELL HOMES?
AND WILL BUILD
To suit you in any part of the city
ana on easy terms, see our plans of
4, 5, 6, 7, 8 and 9 room houses that we
have built in El Paso. They are all
artistic and practical homes. Let us
give you a figure.
Mayfield Realty Co.,
614 American Bank Building.
BIGGEST BARGAIN OF ALL.
BRAND NEW" BUNGALOW.
FIVE LARGE ROOMS.
There are polished oak floors, built
in bookcases, elegant builtin buffet
with leaded glass doors and cutglass
reflector, white enamel finish In bed
rooms, tinted walls and many other
attractive features. Built of pressed
brick on a beautiful south front lot
commanding a view of the entire val
ley. All improvements in. Why buy
an old dilapidated, out of date, germ
infected house, when you can get .a,
Mayfield Realty Co. house for less.
Price only $3900.
Mayfield .Realty Co
"WE BUILD AND SELL HOMES."
NINE ROOM HOME, 90300.
THIS IS A SNAP.
-If you want a home with all con
veniences, located in an ideal resi
dence section, see this one. Extra
large rooms.
Mayfield Realty Co.,
Sole Agents. ,
RENT LIST.
7 rooms, 1309 Magoffin $22.50
4 rooms, Newman 15.00
4 rooms, Campbell 15.00
5 rooms, 704 Arizona 25.00
3 rooms. Grand View 7.00
NeivrasH & Son,
304 Mesa. Phone 914.
r BEFORE SCHOOL BEGINS
Every child who intends to attend
should have their eyes examined. This
examination should be done in a most
thorough manner, not in the way these
examinations are usually conducted. It
will make a difference to the child
in their studies, their grades, their
nerves and their general health to
have perfect eyesight
Geo. D. Kendall,
208 Mesa Ave., Makes Glasses Ricrht
WILL THE PEARSON'S INTEREST
LOCATE DOWN THE VALLEY ON.
THE COUNTY ROAD?
We don't know, yiit we do know
that we have 30 acres well improved
that adjoins this tract which can be
bought at the right price. See us be
fore too late.
Rio Grande Realty Co.,
216-217 American Bank Building.
4 BOOM BRICK, $1800.
In East El Paso and on good terms;
2t full lots.
Jay lf Knox,
420 Roberts-Banner Building. Bell 4170
AVE HAVE A DANDY ,
5 room house' with all modern Im
provements; on, car line In East El
Paso, that we can rent for $17.50 per
month. Bath, electricity, gas, shady
yard, etc Will be vacant about Sept
15. Parties leaving town desire to
sell gas range, etc.
Ask Hodge Realty Co.,
202 Roberts-Banner Bldg. Phone 815
HEINEMAN SELLS REAL ESTATE.
SOJIE REAL BARGAINS.
LOTS.
5450 BUYS
3 lots In block 51, Government Hill,
facing. Wlngo's fine home cash.
100 CASH BUYS
1 lot In block 18, Government Hill
cash.
$350 BUYS 3 LOTS
In block 1, Government Hill; good
terms.
$325 BUYS
2 south front lots in block 103, East El
Paso, 1 block from Fort Bliss road;
actually worth $450.
$500 BUYS 2 LOTS
In block 82, East El Paso, facing on
Fort Bliss car line; cash, balance
1 year,.,
$2700 BUYS
3 lots in Mundy Heights, 1 block from
car line and park. Will sell 37 feet
for $1350; good terms.
HOUSES.
5 room modern brick. 900 block, Rio
Grande Stj paving and parking paid.
Only $3900; good terms.
2 ROOM ADOBE,
4 south front lots. Government Hill, 1
block from Fort Bliss drive; good
place for chickens. Only $700.
MODERN 5 R003I BRICK,
Also 2 room frame, 3 full lots, close
to Southwestern shops; rented for $21.
Price only $2625; very easy terms.
VALLEY LAND.
7 acres close to Ysleta; new house,
stable, sheds, chicken houses; also
fruit trees. Price $1450; good terms.
10 ACRES CLOSE TO YSLETA.
Highly improved, house, stable,
chicken houses, windmill, shade trees.
It is an uptodate chicken ranch. Price
$2200 $1000 cash, balance- 1 and 2
years.
OTHER BARGAINS TOO NUMEROUS
TO MENTION.
D. G. Heineman,
Phone 843. 209 Mills St
Too Late to Classify.
FIVE PASSENGER AUTOMOBILE,
windshield, lamps, generator, good
tires; In good running order. Will sell
for $350.
, Jukes's Garage,
609 N. Campbell.
TWO LOTS, BASSETT'S ADDITION.
$325 for the two. Better buy.
Rio Graade Realty Co.,
' 216-217 American Bank Bldg.
LARGE 5 PASSENGER auto car, new
ly painted, fully equipped, and ready,
for work. $600.
Jukes's Garage,
609 N. Campbell.
4 NICE FOR A HOME.
4 lots in East El Paso on Fort Bliss
car line; triangular- shaped exposure
on 3.sides. $575; easy terms.
Newman & Son,
- 304 Mesa. - Phone 914.
10 ACRES 'NEAR YSLETA.
EASY PAYMENTSNO INTEREST
Faces old county road and sou is of
the best Price $1250 on terms of $100
down and $30 a month; no Interest
charged.
Jay F. Knox,
420 Roberts-Banner Bldg. Bell 4170
FRITCHLE ELECTRIC VICTORIA, 100
mile car, newly painted, good tires;
cost $2100; make offer.
Jukes's Garage.
REDUCED TO $70.
80 acres with full water rights on
La Union ditch, near CanutilloT See
me at once.
Douglas C. CroYrell,
s 208 Mills Building.
WANTEXJ.
Roofa lp paint withJL 3C L. .Graphite.
Best paint known. One coat Is better
than two coats of any other kind of
paint known and-, costs only half the
pricX We guarantee our paint and we
guarantee- our prices.
I. X. L. Roof Paint Ce.
713 Texas St. Phone 513 J.
CADILLAC 7 PASSENGER 40 H. P.;
would make good car for rent ser
vice. $800 cash or will consider good
trade.
Jukes's Garage,
609 N. Campbell.
MONTANA ST. LOTS.
For sale at a bargain, 2 lots close
to Dr. Turner' residence, for a short
time, $3925; good terms.
Austin & Marr,
Phone 352. Caples Bldg.
PAINT YOUR OWN ROOF.
We mamifacture and sell L X. . L.
Graphite Roof Paint "You know." 60c
gal. Best roof paint ever made. Write
us or phone 513 J.
I. X. L. Roof Patat Co
713 Texas St
ELECTRIC RUNABOUT Just been
painted, new batteries. A good car
for town use. $650.
Jukes's Garage,
609 N. Campbell.
BETTER GLASSES and a square deaL
El Paso Optical Co. 226 Mesa. "
FIRELESS COOKER Best make,
slightly used, for sale cheap; leaving
city. Write D. 131, Herald.
AGENT WANTED Big opportunity
to "make vr -to-lO'-dayT talk" Spanish
and little English. Call 8-9 a. m.. 6-8
p. m. Alexandria Apart 30. B. Gltler,
El Paso.
FOUND One umbrella in a store. Call
110 S. Oregon.
Eye Trouble? Ask Segall. New store,
blue front 230 Mesa. Segall Optical Co.
FOR SALE Good sound gentle horse,
pair good medium mules and pair 1200
lb. horses. Cheap for cash. Palace
Stables, S. El Paso St
"WANTED A responsible man to work
in a furniture store; must know how
to buy and sell second hand furniture.
Don' I answer unless you can fill these
positions. Address 308 S. El Paso St
ANSWER TO YESTBRDAPS PUZZLE.
Upside down, between two.
WANTED Experienced hair dresser,
American, preferred. Princess Beauty
Shop, basement, Roberts-Banner Bldg.
Eye Trouble? .Ask Segall. New store,
blue front 230 Mesa. Segall Optical 'Co.
A ROOM with private bath, with
board; suitable for couple. Call 702
Myrtle.
LOST between depot and plaza, black
handbag with monogram B. L. B. Re
turn to Scott White drug store for re
ward. FOR SALE $45 kitchen cabinet at $15;
$32 gas.tange, $15: $17 baby gocart,
$$l $11 heating stove, $5. If sold this
evening or tomorrow. In use less than
one year. At 1122 N. El Paso St
WANTED Young -man with R. R. sta
tion experience for position in office.
I. 261, care of "Herald.
Geo. D. Kendall Makes Glasses Right
HOUSEKEEPING SUITES, single fur
nished rooms; close in, north of tracks.
600 N. Oregon.
WANTED Young man stenographer
and clerk; one with a head on his
shoulders; permanent position in El
Paso with opportunity of advance
ment for right party. Answer in own
handwriting, stating age, experience
and salary -expected. P. O. box 1099,
El Paso.
LOST White bulldog. Right eye
black; tail and ears cut Lost Satur-,
day in East El Pa"so. Phone 1604 Auto,
or 1655 Bell, after 7 p. m. Reward.
Glasses Broken? Ask Segall. New store,
blue "front 230 Mesa. Segall Optical Co.
LOST A collie pup.
Magoffin for reward.
Return to 1301
FOR RENT Beautiful large complete
ly furnished housekeeping room. 710
N. Campbell.
LARGE housekeeping bedrooms. 417
N. El Paso.
FOR SALE Horse, buggy- and har
ness, gentle for ladies and children to
ride or drive. 712 N. Stanton. Call 3011.
FOR RENT Furnished rooms at 712
N. Stanton. Call 3011.
Geo. D. Kendall Makes Glasses Right
"WANTED 3 unfurnished rooms near
car line; state price and location; ref
erences exchanged. M. C, Herald.
TWO lARGE well furnished house
keeping rooms. 501 Boulevard.
WANTED A refined couple to board
a 4yearold girl. Phone 2110.
ON ACCOUNT OF LEAVING COUNTY
I will sell 166 acres of land under
water right on old county road, 1 mile
southeast of San Elizario, at less than
market price. Wml Hamilton, San Eli
zarlo, Texas.
Masonic Notices.
EL PASO LODGE NO. 130. A. F. & A. M.
Regular meetings 1st and 3rd
&.-. Wednesdays of each month.
TJMf Edw. W. Pew. W. M.
fS3r L. E. Glllett, Secy.
Masonic Relief Board 106 Mesa Ave.,
hours 10 a. m. to 12 m.
Called meeting Tuesday, Aug. 29,
7:30 p. m. Third degree. Refreshments.
E. E. RYAN'S -DANCING ACADEMY at
the F. B. hall. Social dance every
Wednesday and Saturday evenings.
Too Late to Classify.
CATTLE RANCH.
8000 acres near Amarillo. Texas, all
under fence; finest pasture and farm-1
lng land in the: Panhandle; springs
and running water supplies 7 sections;
large ranch house and windmill. Price
right if taken within 60 days.
Morrison, the Land Man,
510 Mills Building.
THE NEED OF GLASSES should sug-
fest to you El Paso Optical Co., El
aso's pioneer opticians. 226 Mesa.
WANTED 5 or 10 acres valley land
near Las Cruc.es or Mesilla Park. Full,
particulars. 266, care Herald.
AVE DON'T WANT YOUR WORK
Because we are the only engravers" In
El Paso, but because we are the best
J. B. Sutton Co., 117 N. Stanton St.
HOTEL FOR SALE: Completely fur
nished, long "lease, low rent; doing
fine business; several regular board
ers, many transients; Only boarding
place In growing town 20 miles from
El Paso. For pafticulars address box
7, Anthony, N. M.
Geo. D. Kendall Makes Glasses. Right
WANTED Office bQy. Permanent po
sition. Herald Advertising Dept. "
FOR SALE Rooming; house, 12 rooms,
paying. 415 Myrtle Ave.
THREE OR FIVE ACRES on the coun
ty road not far from Ysleta; must be
a bargain. Call 3509 T. & P. St
WANTED Position Good settled wo
man with no Incumbrance; good cook,
with best reference; no objection to
leaving city; will cook for small
boarding house. Box 72, Altura, Tex.
HORSE, harness and buggy, $60. Phone"
4317.
7ie.eiL Glasses? Ask Segall. New store,
blue front 230 Mesa, Segall Optical Co.
FOR SALE 18 room rooming house,
good locality- very cheap .for cash if
taken right away." P. O. "box T.128.
FOR SALE One sanitary couch with
mattress. One iron bed -and" springs.
One dresser, one wash stand. ,$22.50.
Phone 1591.
WANTED TO RENT 5 room modern
furnished cottage, moderately close In;
no sick; no children. ' A. W., care of
Herald.
POSITION WANTED Mine manager
wants management of nroperty; 20
years experience Handling Mexicans.
Answer B., Herald.
YOUR EYES deserve the careful and
scientific attention we give them. El
Paso Optical Co.. Estab. 1901.
BIG SACRIFICE 5 room red pressed
brick, north side. Cut from $4500 to
only $3200. HAWKINS BROS.
$100 DOWN WILL BUY 4 room brick,
close to shops, $2350. HAWKINS
BROS.
HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS, modern con
veniences. "Bell 2119. 905 Myrtle.
Need. Glasses? Ask Segall. New store,
bjue front 230 Mesa. Segall Optical Co.
TWO FURNISHED BEDROOMS 900
Magoffin.
WANTED 5 room cottage, north of
tracks, furnished. Apply 32, care of
Herald.
RENT the easy running Walte, the
best sewing machine in the world for
family use. We challenge you to
name as good a sewing..machine. J
White office, 310-312 S. Stanton St H.
L. Stewart Agent
WANTED Boy about 15 or 16 years
of age, not going to school, to work
in grocery store. Call 920 Wyoming.
205 ACRES near -Anthony, N. M., at
$65 per acre, half cash. Six 40-acre
tracts at from $65 to $70 per acre. D.
S. Arias, 412 Caples Bldg., El Paso, Tex.
TEACHER WANTED to occupy nicely
furnished front bedroom 1 block from
Lamar school; boarding house in next
block. 1527 E. Rio Grande.
PYTHIAN KNIGHTS
TO OPEN QUARTERS
JElxtures Eein Installed in
the New Calisher
Building
Knights of Pythias lodge No. 82 Is
now moving into its new castle hall
in the Calisher building. An effort
was made by the lodge to dedicate
the new lodge quarters during the re
cent district convention, but the hall
was not finished.
As soon as the fixtures are in
stalled the . Knights of Pythias will
celebrate their permanent location.
'The lodge was tenant of the thrd
floor of the old Callsner building when
it burned and lost all of its furniture
and records.
E. D. PHILLDPS,
E. D. Phillips, a prominent Chicago
railroad man, well known in El Paso,
died there last week. He is survived
by a widow and -two children residing
in Chicago, and leaves a niece, Mrs.
J. T. Sullivan, of El. Paso. Mr. Phil
lips, who was about 50 years of age,
vjas agent for the Texas & Pacific
Railroad company In El Paso from
1893 to 1897, having, come here from
Abilene, Texas. He left here for Chi
cago in 1897.
MADELINE JOHNSON.
Madeline Johnson, the threeyearold
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. F. John
son, living near Old" Fort Bliss, died
Monday afternoon at 1:30 oclock. The
little girl came here two years ago
with her parents from Globe, Ariz. No
funeral arrangements have been made
as yet .owing to the condition of the
mother.
MRS G. TT. rLONG.
Thefunpral of Mrs. G. v. Long, who
died suddenly Sunday night,, will be
held Wednesday afternoon, at the fam
ily home, 1029 Olive street. Rev. Jeff
D. Ray will ' conduct the services and
interment will be made in Evergreen
cemetery.
BULLS RETAIN THE
' BDSTHDL OF
STOCKS .
Railroads Show Good Condi-tion-and
Bonds Con-
tiniie Steady
New York, N. Y., Aug. 29. (Wall
Street) A steady demand for stocks
imparted strength to the market dur
ing the second hour and the gains
made yesterday were increased.. Sell
ing orders were 'scattering and it was
apparent, that for the time at least,
the liquidation had run its course.
Statements by the heads of large.
western railroads tnax tney am no
contemplate reduction of working
forces, helped to improve sentiment
as did the favorable July reports of
Canadian Pacific, Erie, Lehigh Valley
and several other roads. Fractional
recessions from the earlier high level
were made during the second hour
with business dwindling steadily as
prices fell away. Bonds were steady.
Trading was conducted in a listless
fashion in the last half of the day.
No attention was paid to the move
ment of special stock, severa of the
industrials moving -widely. Interna
tional Harvester declined two points
on persistent selling. Missouri Pacific
gave way over a point to 39, the
lowest price of the, year. In the outside-
market spirited 'bidding for
Standard Oil sent it up to 645, an over
night rise of nearly 5a points.
The market closed easy. Active sell
ing was resumed in the last hour and
the whole list broke sharply. Union
Pacific, Southern Pacific, Reading,
United States SteeL St Paul, Chesa
peake & Ohio, and American Smelting
fell one to 1 below yesterday's close.
There was some liquidation by holders
of Stocks who were disappointed at
the action of the market in its early
show of strength.
MONEY AND METALS.
Kew York Qaetatta."
'New York, Aug. 29. Call money
stead v.
!:
percent
Prime mercantile paper, ya per
cent ClesiHsr ftHotatlema Tadsr.
'Bar silver 524.
Desilverized lead (New York) $4.45
4.55.
Copper Spot $12.05 12.20.
Spelter CSt. lxuli Quotation)
Quiet', $5.855.90; lead, $4.42.
-Mexican dollars IS.
Weekly Averse .
(Douglas Smelter Quotatltu.)
Copper (wire bars) ..12.42
Silver 52.15
Current Smelter QxtatlM.
BL Paac Smelter.J-
Bar silver . . 52
Copper (wire bars) 12.425 j
Copper Cathode (cts. per id.j xs.aa
Leao" (N. Y. sales price) $4.50
Lead (London) ., 14, s5, dO
NEW YORK'USTEB
STOCKS.-
(By Special Wire to The' Herald frora
H. H. Bru Co.. Globe, .Ariz.)
Amalgamated, 5S
American Smelters 69
Colorado Fuel & Iron 28
Rock Island 24
Southern Pacific 110
Union Pacific 168
U. S. Steel, common..... ,71
BOSTON LISTED STOCKS
(By Special Wire to- The Herald from
H. H. Bru Co- Globe. Ariz.)
Arizona Commercial 2
Calumet & Arizona 48
Giroux ,. ..,.,..,... ,r....i 5-16
Greene Cananea 6 1-16
Helvetia 1
Miami , 18
Nevada Con 17
North Butte T.. 23
Old Dominion ; 36
Shannon l.y i S
Superior & Boston. t 3V
Trinity i 3i
Utah Copper '. 42
UNLISTEDSTOCKS.
(By Social Wire to The Herald froai
H. H. Bru Co.. Globe. Ariz.)
Arizona-Michigan, part paid 12c
Cactus I0o
Calumet & Montana 30c
Chino Copper Co '. 17
Chief Con 80c
Cordova, part paid '. ... 25c
Cordova, full paid 50o
Denn-Arizona 5Ji
Ely Central T 4c
Goldfield Con 5
Inspiration Copper .A 6
Live Oak Development! , 19
Mason Valley 7
National Mining Exp 10c
New Keystone 2
Ohio Copper 1
Pinto Copper . 8c
Ray Central '..... 1
Ray Consolidated 14
Shattuck ' 15
Superior & Globe, part paid 16c
Summit Cogper ..... 36c
MAY INCREASE THE
COUNTY TAX RATE
Jury Funcl Is Too Small to
Meet the Demands
Made on It
It is expected that at the next meet
ing of the county commissioners an
increased tax levy will be voted to be
applied to the jury fund. The tax for
this purpose last year was 2 cents on
each $100, but it was found the rev
enue from this source was not suffi
cient to pay the jurors, as a large
deficit had to be met from previous
years. The jury fund will be about
$30,000 in arrears when the script
which is now being called in, Is paid.
Besides this, th pay of jurors in
creased to $2.50 per aay, will require
a larger fund. The amount of tax
necessary Is being figured by county
auditor J. A. Escajeda, and his find
ings will be submitted to the county
commissioners.
SETTING FORMS FOR THE
NEW PLAZA BLOCK
Forma for the basement columns of
the Plaza- block are being set up, and
will be ready for the concrete pouring
to start by the last of the week. The
forms for the first floor of the building
are "being unloaded and the boxing for
the retaining walla set,
WEATHER CAUSES IS
OEGEINE IN
1EAT
Corn Is Quiet, but Pirm, and
Oats Hold Up
Well
Chicago, 111., Aug. 29. Improved
weather conditions in the northwest
reflected in declines at Winnipeg' and
Minneapolis, weakened wheat here.
December opened to c off at 95 to
95 and declined to 94.
The close was weak with Decem
ber 1 to c under yesterday at 94
to 94.
Corn was quiet and firm, December
opening unchanged to c up at 63 to
62, and selling up early to 63.
Light offerings and a higher spot mar
ket at Liverpool were the factors.
The close was comparatively lower
at 62.
Oats were firm with corn. Decem
ber opened unchanged at 45 and. sold
tP c
Provisions were dull and steady
with hogs. January pork opened 5c
up at $16.45, but declined to $16.37;
January lard opened unchanged to 5c
higher at $9.17 to $22; steady at
the bottom figure, and January ribs
opened unchanged at $S.40.
Grain and Provisions,
CMcass Grain. Clese.
Wheat .
Sept .$ 89
Dec ... 94 944
Corn
,Sept ...:.. , 60 V
Dec 62
Oats
Sept 42
Dec 45 45 A
CklcHjfo PrevlsleHS. Cles. ,
Pork
Sept $16.37
Jan"...: 16.32
Laru--
Sept $9.35 9.37
.Jan ...: 9.12
RiDS
Sept $ S.92 S.95
Jan 8.37
UVESTOCK
Chicago, HL, Aug. 29. Cattle Re
ceipts 5000; market steady to 15c up.
Beeves, $5.10S.157 Texas steers, $4.40
6.40; western steers, $4.257.10;
stockers and feeders, $3.10 5.50; cows
and heifers, $2.25)6.30; calves, $6.00
8.75.
Hogs Rects. 14,000; market good,
steady, others weak. Light $7.20
7.S0; mixed, $7.057.75; heavy, $6.90
7.65; rough, $ 6.90 7.10; good to choice
heavy, $7.107.65: pigs, $4.857.55;
bulk of sales, $7.1o7.4o.
Sheep Rects. 22,000; market slow.
Native, $2.153.75; western, $2.50
3.75; yearlings, $4.005.10: lambs, na
tive, $4.Q06.70; western, 44.756.75..
Kansas City Livestock. Close.
Kansas City, Mo., Aug. 29. Gattle
Receipts 16,000, including 1000 south
erns; market steady. Native steers,
$5.25 8.00; southern steers. $4.15
6.15; southern cows and heifers, "53.00 -4.50;
native cows and heifers, $2.75
7.00; stockers and feeders, $3.25 5.75:
bulls, $3.004.50; calves, .?4.007.50f
wdstern steers, $4.507.50; western
cows, $2.754.50.
Hogs Rects. 10,000: market steady;
bulk of sales, $7.207.40: heavy. $7.00
7.35; packers and butchers, $7.10
7.40; lights, $7.207.45.
Sheep Rects. 10,000; market steady.
Muttons, $3.253.75; lambs, $5.506.50:
range wethers and yearlings, $3.00
4.25; range ewes, $2.70 3.75.
Omaba Livestock. Close. '
Omaha, Neb., Aug. 29. Cattle Re
ceipts 7800; market steady to strong.
Native steers, $5.0057.75: cows and
heifers, $3.005.80; western steers,
$3.756.50; Texas steers, S3.00fi)5.2o;
range cows and heifers, $3.0Q5.35J
canners. $2.60 3.70; stockers and feed
ers, $3.255.85; calves. $3.007.00;
bulls, staes, etc., $3.00 5.00.
Hogs Rects. 6800: market shade
stronger. Heavy, $7.007.20; mixed,
$7.10 7.15; light $7.107.35; pigs,
$6.007.00: bulk of saxes, $7.107.15.
Sheep Rects. 30.S0O; market steady
to 10c lower. Yearlings, $4.1 5 4.50;
wethers. $3.003.65; ewes, $2.753.25;
lambs, $5.30 6.30.
COTTON.
NeTF Yorl? -feiioH.
New York, N. Y., Aug. 29. Cotton
Spot close quiet 35 joints lower. Mid
dling uplands, $12.40; middling gulf.
$12.65. No sales.
EL PASO 70MAW HEADS POSTAL
r BANK IN CALIFORNIA
Mrs. Shelton, Expert, To Be Manager of
First United States Bank Opened
in Los Angeles.
Los Angeles for the first time is 'go
ing to have a woman running one of its
banks. She is Mrs. Bird C. Shelton, late
of El Paso, and she is going to have
charge of Uncle Sam's bank here; in
other words, the United States Postal
Savings bank at the Los Angeles post
office, which will be opened' to the public
on the 15th of next month. 3Irs. Shelton
heretofore has been assistant superin
tendent in the money order division.
While Mrs. Shelton will not have the
title of president, she will be placed
upon the same plane as the president
of a, regular bank, having full charge
of the management of the postal savings
bank.
Mrs. Shelton's Career.
Mrs. Shelton has been connected with
the postal department since 1902. She
began her career in St. Louis, where she
was assistant superintendent of a sta
tion. She was also stamp clerk in St.
Louis during the "World's fair. Later
she was superintendent of the money or
der division of the El Paso poszoffice,
and has also been connected "with the
treasury department at Washington.
Mrs. Shelton is a sister of Dr. C. P.
Grandfield. first assistant postmaster
general. For three years she has been
assistant superintendent of the local
office.
Mrs. Shelton is a widow and has three
daughters. She has io daughters in
the Los Angeles high school and an
other in Stanford university. She re
sides at 1623 West Twenty-fifth street.
CITY JAILOR RESIGNS.
J. D. ISTewton, day jailor at the city
jail, resigned his position on "Monday.
The position is being temporarily filled
by Thomas Hughes.
Pasteurized milk. El "Paso Dairy Co.
A. & M. COLLEGE
READY FOR OPENING
Grymnaginm Not Knished,
Dormitories Will
Be Crowded
Agricultural College. X. M., Aug. S.
Students are arriving ,daily oh all
the four trains and a large attendance
is anticipated. All the quarters ia
the boys' dormitories have been spoke
for and. the dormitory for women will
be crowded. Tuesday Is' the day st
for registration, but thels-twdents wUl
not get down to earnest work till the
beginning of next week.
The gymnasium will not be com
pleted for several weeks, but when the
work is finishedit will be a very im
posing structure, beiing large and. sub
stantially constructed. Theinterior fo
lined with red pressed brick. The roof
is made of heavy framingin order that
the gymnasium, equipment may be
swung- from it The balcony, around.
the main gymnasium floor, will be a
useful part of the building.
The new Presbyterian church at
Mesilla Park will be finished thla
week and all the services will be ce
ducted. there in future. ,
John A. Anderson, assistant regis
trar of the college last year aad wh
has resigned hl3 position to eater the
senior class this year, has return
from a three-weeks vacation up in
the mountains of Sierra aad Grajit
counties.
ajrs. w. E. Garrison - bag. returned
with her two chlMrea. from a pleasure
trip to the Pacific coast President
Garrison met them in El Paso.
Mr. and Mrs. Cassias Clay aad Mr.
and Mrs. Louis Clay hare returned, to
Tularosa by wagon.
Rev. Mr. Mathlesem, pastor of the
Presbyterian ehurch at Mesilla Park,
has returned from a- short vacation
with the Archaeological society at
Frijoles canyon, near Santa Fe, IT. M.
LA MESA BOY IS
CRUSHED TO DEATH
La Mesa, rJl 3, Aug. 29. Fell Be
nindes found the body of his liyeareld
nephew, Marcos Benindee, ljlmg be
neath' his horse,, crushed. The boy had
started to the Wakefield ranch for
some clothes. His horse fell with, him,
killing him instantly.
Mr. and Mrs. F. H. White are visit
ing in Las Cruces.
Dr. and Mrs. Jackson and daughter,
Alice, have gone to XI Paso -where
they will spend several days."
Miss Dorothy Brown aad Hart
Greenwood left Tuesday for Mesilla
Park, where they will enter college.
Remick Livesay leaves Thursday for
Roswell, N. M to enter the military
academy.
BOLD BURGLARS
ROB JUAREZ HOME
Two robbers called at the home of
Sarabio Mondragon in the eastern part
of Ciudad Juarez; Monday night aad.
after binding and threateniag to take
took 35 pesos in money and several
articles of clothing.
They rapped at the front door and
when Mondragon opened it the two
robbers grabbed him. and, after put
ting" a cloth over the old man's eyes,
one of them held a nistol to-hist Tie.
I while the other went through, the
house. Mondragon was threatened with.
death if he called out. The matter was
reported to the Ciudad Juarez police,
Tuesday morning.
TABLES TURNED; -
ARREST FOLLOWS
Aurelio Martinez nas been arrested
'In Ciudad Juarez. Two years ago. Za
naido Reyes, who is now the police
clerk in Ciudad Juarez, was arrested
by the Jueraz federal authorities for
remarks he had made against the Diaz
regime. While In iail MartlHe Tras
placed in the same cell with him, he
supposed as a spy. Reyes made sev
eral horse hair bridles while la tg,
and when Martinez, left the jail Reyes
asked- him to sell them for him. The
money, he claims, was never returned
to him.
MEDINA'S HEABIffG
PAETLY COMPLETED
Aurileano Gonzalez, special judge of
the court of letters in- Ciudad Juarez.
has completed the preliminary work
on the trial of Juan X. Medina and
the 26 alleged gamblers, who were
arrested in the raid by Pascual Orozco,
and will leave for Chihuahua city
Tuesday night The trial of the men
may take several months before it is
completed, and may be taken up in the
higher court at Chihuahua before it is
ended. -
Judge Gonzalez said, that h would
see that gambling laws in Ciudad Jua
rez were observed in the- future.
AMERICANS ORDERED
TO LlfAVE JUAREZ
The Ciudad Juarezpollce arrested W.
J. Potters and "Doc" Stanley Monday
evening, on a charge of being vagrants.
The- two Americans have been in Ciu
dad Juarez for some time aad their
arrest came on the ordej: of chief of
police Rafael Campa. The mea were
given twqhours to get out of Xexlco
by the judge of the police -court, Tues
day morning.
ODD FELLOWS AT .
BANQUET MONDAY
El Paso lodge No. 284, I. O. O. F.,
celebrated its Increase in membership
Monday evening with a big supper,
after the regular lodge meeting. A
contest for membership has bee In
progress In the pioneer lodge between
the Beds and Blues. The Reds won and
a total Of 32 new members was added;
Tocelehratft this, and to repay the two
teams for their efforts the lodge gava
the supper at a Stanton street restau
rant (Monday evening. F. H. Nolte, noble
grand, acted as toastmaster, and
speeches were made by P. J. ISewlln
and R. B. Daniels, captains of the win
ning and losing teams; by Randolph
Terry, and others of the lodge.
Dentists
DR. LEE MerXTOSH, Fsislea Xtoatbrtb
Room SOS. American NatL Baak Side.
Specialist
DR. CARL 5XIT1K (XXX jn,T)"
197 Sam Aate&io St AuW 31H, j