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EL PASO HERALD
Saturdav, Febniarv 24, 1912
4
WATE
We Have Solved the Problem
A ready, plentiful, and inexpensive water supply for our lands lying from one
to three miles east of Defning is the task which we set out to accomplish.
We Now Announce That We Have Solved ft. We
Have Adopted a Method Which Discounts Fifty Percent-
every other method that has been tried.
We Put Two Tremendous Welis
Behind Every Acre
By developing water in large quantities for a large tract, important economies
have beeieffecied. That is why we can put this choice land to you with water '
developed at such astonishingly low figures."
We Have the Choicest Siit Loam
Soil in the Mimhres Valley
We have a location near town where you can have the conveniences of both the
town and the country. We are selling in small tracts with water developed so
that this thousand acres will be fulty developed when other lands in the vicinity
will remain in their raw state. If you buy one ten-acre tract, think what it
means to it to have 1 00 other such tracts fullydeveloped in the immediate neigh
borhood. That is what is being done. We still have a number of choice tracts
to sell.
$150 Per Acre Small Cash
Payment and Terms to Suit
Don't overlook this we expect to close out our holdings shortly. Write at once,
or see us.
The Little Vineyan
Mahoney Block
Deming, N. M.
A hjch XL STDeparfeent of Agriculture. J
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of eqnlmlrpi me. IwnEBHUiS (dottod lteart
passthroutf) pofntiaf eoakitaqpenitnn; dtcwB
on lr for zero, beeriac, 9tf, ad 10CP.
O cler; Q parOr ekradr jctoady;
nin; anow; report mbmias.
ArnmsarwitaOMWtad. Hat kjm, temper
ature: aaeond. preetpitetton of .01 Inch or bom
for part 91 boms: Hurt,
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E; Paao. Texas, Satirrdar. Feb. 24.
El Paao and vldalty Falr tonight
and Sunday; colder Sunday.
New Mexico Rain or snow tonight
or Sunday. Colder.
Weat Texas Tonight and Sunday
fair In aoathwast portion, rain in
southeast and snow In north portion
tonight or Sunday; colder tonight In
north portion; colder Sunday.
Weather Xete.
The principal precipitation area of
the past ti hours extends from south
eastern Texas and the, Gulf of Mexico
northward to the upper Mississippi
alley. The following heaTy- rainfall
was reported. Montgomery. L90; New
Orleans. LJS. At time of morning ob
servation snow was falling at Dearer,
Vorth Platte. WUliston and Montreal,
and rain at Montgomery. Memphis.
Oklahoma. St. Louis. Kansas City and
l.s Moinoe. In the eastern half of
-L- rountrv no freezing temperatures
i-r rg the night occurred further
-
south than North Carolina and Tennes
see, xne lowest temperature reported
was zero, at Winnipeg.
Local Data.
Bl Paao Readings.
Today. Y-strfy.
6 a. m. 6 p. m.
Barometer (sea level) 29.59 29 53
Dry thermometer 4 '57
Wet thermometer.......... 34 ii
Dew point . ... 36 u
Relatiere Iramldlty.i. ...... 64 v is
Direction of wind...... .. NE. SW.
Velocity of wind 6 26
State of. weather Clear Clear
Rainfall last 24 hours 0
Highest temp lact 34 hours. 62 ,
Lowest temp, last 12 hours. 18
Pasteurised milk, fil Paso Dairy.
FhII measure at Southwestern Fuel Co.
Good cleaning phone Wrlxht.
His Scholastic Progress.
"Yes, Johnny's doing nicely at
school," Mrs. Lapsling said; "and he
remembers everything , es
pecially In history. L the
story the other day about Alexander
cutting the accordion knot"
Foundations of Empire.
The foundations of the Britteb. em
pire ar laid In the cottages and kitch
ens of the people of England. Loa
don Dally MalL
Pull measure at southwestern Fuel Co.
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. BJTTRXJBS FOR THE . J
5 JTJAIIBZ JOCKEY CLUB, O
SeveBtx-fifth Day, Feb. 23.
& ! z t c o t z z v
First race, selling, seven furlongs
Odelia 9. Mary Emily 98. Thistle
Rose 101, Gift 103, Wrai 103, Guaran
ola 108, Gus Hartrldge 10it, Booger
I Battle 10.
Second race, selling, one mile and
a furlong Strite 93. Tahoe 106, Cameo
105, Mauretania 108, Marigofc 108, Pe
dro 110. High Range 113.
Third race, selling, six furlongs
Wild Bear 88. Dottle B. 100, nil Con
nor 102, Mamac 102. Yo Solo 102, Zahra
103 Novgorod 105, Brave Withers 105,
Antigo 108. Tallow Dip 110.
Fourth race, selling, Mbctezuma
stakes, one mile and a sixteenth Un
cle Ben 103. John Lewis 105, Axasee
109, Irish Gentleman-110, Injury 119.
Fifth race, selling six furlongs Fer
rona 91. Morallght 93, Clint Tucker
105, Tim Judge 107, Marie Hyde 111,
Gelico 113.
Sixth race, selling, one mile and a .
furlong Whiddeav 98, Dutch Reck
99. A20 103. Wicket 106, Wolferton
116.
'Apprentice allowance.
Friday's Reaults.
First race One mile, selling, three
year olds and upward, value $300. Bob
Farley, 107 (Keogh). 2 to 1, won; My
cenae, 94 Oiadtke), 8 to 1, second;
Cam to, 112 (Burllngame), 30 to 1.
third. Time 1:40 2-6. Minnolette,
First Fashion. Heart's Belief. Rubinon.
Miss Miller, Greenbridge, Tom Franks,
Chess, Hiccough ran.
Second race Seven furlongs, selling,
four year olds and upward, value $300.
Abound. 109 (Grand). 3 to 1, won; Her
etic 109 (Gross). 6 to 1, second; Jim
Cafferata. 107 (Hoffman), 4 to L third.
Time 1:2 2-5. Yankee Pooh, Emma G.,
Novgorod, Keep Moving, Allanfearn,
Marlgot. Virginia Lindsey ran.
Third race Five and ope-half fur
longs, selling, three year olds and up
ward, value $800. Gus Hartrldge, 106
(Hoffman).) 8 to 1, won; Sidon, 112 1
(Keogh). 10 to 1, second; Hardy, 97 1
(Carter). 4 to 1. third. Time 1.08 2-6. j
Bill Anderson, Hasel (X, Gift. Hugh 1
Gray, Raquette, Flying 'Or. Freewill
ran. 1
Fourth race Six furlongs, handicap,
three year olds and upward, value $400. 1
Enfield, 113 (Gross), 6 to 1, won; Irish I
Gentleman, 108 (Murray). 13 to 5, sec-
ond; Sebago, 116 (Taplin). 9 to 5, 1
third: Time 1:13 1-5. Vanlr ran '
Fifth race Six furlongs, selling,
three year olds and upward, value $300
John Griffin II., 112 (Murray)., to 2.
won; F&neull Hal. 112 (Gross); 4 to 1
second; Tim Judge. 104 .(Hoffman). 10
to 1, third. Time 1.18 2-6. Pit-a-Pat.
Frank G. Hogan. Meddling Hannah,
Lady Tendi ran. .
Sixth race One mile, selling, four
year olds and upward, value $300. Mai
sle Girl, 107 (TapUn), 7 to 5, won; Ma
mac, 104 (Hoffman). 8 to 1, second:
Zulu, 114 (Gross). 4 to 1. third. Tfane
1:41 2-5. Judge Walton, L. M. Eckert,
Flgent, New Capital. Ed Withers ran.
fir
TWO BARGAINS
IN LAND
NEAR DEMING
&PT3ai
00 PER ACRE
Buys sixty acres two and a half miles southeast of Deming in
the big water belt, rich, heavy soil, level as a floor, and in the
midst of the most rapidly developing section, of the valley.
Buy It Now
It's a Bargain
Won't Last a Week
tw Qi6y
$45.00
THE RUSH IS
Investors And Home
Builders
Buying Many Lots In
Cotton Addition
Per Acre
The most desirable warehouse and
factory locations in Bl Paso are on the
Cotton Addition trackage, and as a re
sult of the ideal situation of this prop
erty they re being rapidly closed out.
El Paso has many good things in store
for her In the near future. Enterprises
that will employ many workmen, an
increase of 2o.00 in the next two or
three years Is within the reasonable
limit, and that increase will mean more
than the doubling the value of Cotton ,
Addition lota, which is In the heart of j
tne city, oujj iu rammee uuiu me yroi
office. These lots are now being sold on
easy terms one-sixth cash, balance in
1, 2, 3, 4 and 6 years.
A. P. Coles &Bros, 204 North Oregon
street, are the agents.
tJ. S. ARMY NOW K.B.VDY
TO ACCEPT XBGKO RECItriTS.
Orders have been received at the V.
S. army recruiting station to accept ne
gro applicants for service in the army,
who meet all requirements. For some
time negro recruits have not been
sought or accepted at the local recruit
lng station.
1 i
Men's suits cleaned. Wright.
Fnll menjBre at Southwestern Fuel Co.
Ladies' skirts cleaned. IVrlgfct.
Forty acres of splendid sandy loam soil three and a half miles
east, big wells all around it, ideal for fruit and garden truck
and alfalfa. -- -
CAN'T BE BEAT
Forty-five dollars per acre buys it.
These two superb tracts won't last at the price we- have
placed upon them. .
' They Must Sell and Sell at Once
Don't wait a minute. Write or wire
Homeplot
Company
DEMING. N. M.
Pasteurized milk. El Paso Dairy.
moval
HiHIlBBBSHHHimMiHA
Greatest reductionsthe price of Furniture ever known in El Paso. We had to have larger quarters for our fast
growing business, so we are building our own building, which will be completed in about 30 days. While waiting
we will sell furniture at the lowest prices ever sold at in El Paso before.
Princess Dressers, 18x36 mirror, highly pol
ished, ami a regular $ 1 4.00 value; Removal
Sale price
Heavy, well made bed springs, regular $5.00
values ; Removal Sale price.
Elegant quarter sawed oat Buffet, highly
polished and was good value at regular price
$25.00; Renoval Sale price.
19.85
Sewing Machines aD makes .and styles at a
big saving. We have them from
$6 up
TTk price k cut deep on everything ,....,,., ...... L The price k cut deep oa everything in the
bouse. We don t vani to move it. Verms Martin Beds. 2 inch post, 7 fillers, heavy and howe. We iont tmt io move it
Come and see. well made, real beauties; regular flj C E Come and see.
- $ 12.00 beds; Removal Sale price... 9JuJj
JlJitt
JLj
tewart Furniture
310 South Stanton Street
Co,