SOUTHWESTERN DEVELOPMENT. LIVESTOCK NEWS- Eli 3?ASO HEHAX.D
20,000 CATTLE
DEIUIIMe PLANS
1 81 6 MEETING
TUCM1IE lEffil HTTLE
319 SHIPMENTS SHlPMENTSHEAVr
BEGINNING SATURDAY, JULY 10TH, WE WILL CLOSE OUR STORE EVERY SATURDAY
AT 1 O'CLOCK DURING JULY AND AUGUST "THE HOT MONTHS."
GROSS AT
Heavy Shipments of Mexi
can Stock Are to Be
Made Up to July 1
Tombstone. Ariz, Jane Is Twenty
thousand Dead of Socora cattle will be
brought into the United States at the
port of Naco by July 1, according1 to
an estimate furnished by ltvesticfc
inspector Porter McDonald. The cattle
trill be shipped, be said, by the Greene
Cattle company. Mexican cattle, it is
said, will bring fairly good prices.
While the quarantine on cattle from
"Mexico has not been lifted by Arizona,
stock may be imported nnder special
permit from the livestock sanitary
board and it is under this restriction
that the cattle are to be crossed from
Sonora.
Tombstone Will Entertain.
Plans are already being made. here
ior the convention of the Cochise
County Cattlemen's association, which
Is to meet here in September. The
convention here Is expected to Burpass
anything of Its kind eTer held In the
county
Horse races, broncho busting; foot
races, a, banquet, special show attrac
tions and auto rides to historic places
of Interest are some of the features
that are being arranged.
Among the local cattlemen who are
taking an active interest in the prep
arations are president Fred Bennett of
the association. Vera and Harry Ken
dall E. K. Springer, William Lutleyn
William Cowan, E. H. Reeves. Robert
AxtelL J H "Pvaait T r Id-. i.
.Herman Trappman, Cecil" Costello and
James Lamb.
Cattlemen to Have Big Time , More Than 24,000 Cattle .to
at Convention; Yearlings j Be Shipped to Feeding j
Sell Fast. Ranges During Month. I
Deming, N M , June 8. "'lans are al- J Tucson. Ariz June 8 During the
read' being made for the ISIS meeting ; next 30 days there will be more than
of the New Mexico Stockmen's associa
tion which was voted to Deming at the
Magdalena meeting. J. H. Nations,
president of the Pahhandle and South
western Stockmen's association, has
promised the committee he will be pres
ent and will join the association when
it meets here.
The meeting to be held at Magdalena
on June 22 to perfect the organization,
will be attended by a large number of
the Deming business men who will
work hard to have ever member of tne
new association come to Deming for the
next regular meeting
Tir
YAVAPAI TO SHIP OUT
$1,000,000 IN CATTLE
Prescott. Ariz.. May S It is esti
mated that the shipments of cattle from
Yavapai county between March 1 and
??.,, L.111 .trinE a total return of
1 000 000 to the growers A shipment
of 2 000 head has Just been made from
Mayer to Wyoming, and several hun
dred head are moving out of Kirkland
each week, chiefly to Denver
Seligman cattlemen have contracted
to deliver 6.000 head In June. About
2.000 head will be shipped from Wil
liamson valley this month, and already
shipments from Walnut Ofove total
znore than 1500
rant county cattlemen are having
no trouble to una a market tor tneir
cattle, especially the yearlings, which
are bringing good prices this year.
Shipments are now being made from
here, Lordsburg and Silver City and the
buyers are in the field making -purchases
wherever yearling cattle can be
found.
El ro Buyers In Field.
F R. Coon, of Lordsburg. Sara Brown,
of El Paso, and J T Ragsdale of Mid
land. Tex, have been here for the past
week buying cattle In the southern
part of the count), a large number
have been bought and will be shipped
to Midland. At Rodeo P R. Sanders,
H. C Washburn and J. G. Henderson
Tioya BnM th.1. ......t.. ... .I....... .
Hachita. R. Winkler, T. J. Bennett and
Harry Young have contracted for the
cattle around Hachita, while other dis
tricts are preparing to sell the total
yearling crop at fancy prices. The
Rodeo shiDment will total Too hrad nnri
the Hachita shipment SM head. These
will be made July 1
Foster and Day. the Highland Cattle
company, Mansfield Land and Cattle
company. H. J McGrath and other
breeders In the Lordsburg district will
ship a total of 1M0 head of yearlings
while a shipment of 1000 head will bo
made from Separ
A shipment of 1700 head of yearlings
Is also to be made from the local yarjs
this week and other shipments will follow.
Lifted Embargo Brings
Rush of Mexican Stocks;
Herds Rounded TJp.
More than 100 carloads of cattle from
Mexico were passed through this city
last week, the first week of the lift
ing of the quarantine on cattle. The
greater amount of tbese cattle wera
Removal of the quarantien on cattle i entered at Columbus, N. SL, and cams
so far as other states are concerned j from the Paiomas Land & Cattle com
and modifications of the quarantine on ( pany ranches. Importations at the
Mexican cattle is the cause of the large I ".1 customs house were reiatUely
24,000 bead of cattle shipped from this
j section to the feeding ranges. Their
value is 5700,000.
shlpents, which have been held back
this season by the quarantine order.
Big Shipments Already Made.
Among shipments alreody made since
the modification of the quarantine wore
IOC) head to Texas and New Mexico
points by William Marteney and Otero,
and 1000 head from the range of the
La Osa Livestock and Loan company to
Montana.
One thousand heifers will be shipped
shortly by the Anvaca Land and Cattle
company from its ranges to the Daka
tas. for distribution among the Sioux
Indians.
As jet no big shipments have been
made to this point from Sonora since
the Mexican quarantine was lifted. The
stray American cattle that were
gathered up in northern Sonora to he
sent to this side are still being held by
I- order of governor Maytorena.
Bl-; Shipments Trrom A alley.
More than 6000 carloads of cattle will
be shipped from the Yuma and Salt
River valleys during this season, ac
cording to estimates- of local cattle
men. The shipment from the Yum
valley will be later than from othe
portions of Arizona.
MEXICAN BULLS BALK AT
BEING LOADED, ARE ROPED
Marfa, Texas. June 8 Mexican bulls
proved troublesome when an effort was
made to load a car with them hereT
H. 6. Holmes had purchased a number
of Mexican bulls from Oren Bunton and
started to have them loaded for ship- I
TT1T1 trt tt 1"n-t IXTVlvtl. mavl.A. 1-1... I
hulls resisted and finally Mr. Holmes
and his employes were forced to rope
each of the bulls in order to get them
lam ine car
During the period of excitement one
ferocious bull attacked Mr Bunton and
hooked him in the foot.
PALOMAS CATTLE COMPANY
SHIPS 2300 HEAD TO DENVER
Columbus; N JL, June S A total of
2.100 head of cattle have been shipped
through this port from the Paiomas
Land and Cattle company during the
past two weeks. Arthur McCormlck
is now in Mexico rounding up another
herd of cattle which will be crossed
this week.
The cattle shipments are being made
to the Denver market and are bringing
gOOd Drlces. the official nf thA 13a-
j lomas company report.
HANSFORD COUNTY CATTLE
REVEL IN RICHEST OF GRASS
Hansford. Texas, June 8 Hansford
county cattle are getting fat on the
most nutritious and most abundant
grass ever known ha the county, and
there is water in abundance on- all of
the ranges. W C Cable, owner of a
large ranch on Palo Duro creek, says
conditions have never been better In
his section. Calves are in excellent
condition and already many inquiries
are being made by prospective buyers.
SHEARING IS UNDER WAY IN
PANHANDLE; LAMB CROP LARGE
Amarillo. Texas. June 8 Portable
-shearing machinery, running as many
as 12 machines to an engine, are being
used by sheepmen of the Panhandle
country Shearing is now nnder way
In Deaf Smith and Castro counties.
"Fleeces already gathered show weights
somewhat less than those of last sea
son, but are cleaner and of a better
market value The lamb crop is par
tlcularlv good and sales are heavier
than for several years.
SHIP 260 HEAD OF CATTLE
FROM MIDLAND AND ODESSA
Midland. Texas. June 8 Whitten ft
Jackson have shipped from Midland and
Odessa during the past week to the
Van Horn country, 200 head of cattle
J L. Johnson, of Van Horn, superin
tended the shipping
SELLS 144 STEERS AT
ABOVE 7 CENTS A POUND
Tempe, Ariz, June 8. At 1 1-4 cents
a pound a Kansas City firm has con
tracted with John Anderson, of Tempe,
for 144 head of mime beef steers-.
t which are to be shipped June 16. The
prevailing price tms spring has been
around 6 1-4 cents. Andersen expects
to ship at the same time. about 204
more steers, which he will sell In Kan
sas City at the market price.
TWO TRAINLOADS SHIPPED
FROM THE PECOS COUNTRY
Pecos, Texas, June 8. Two special
train loads of cattle were shipped out
of the Pecos country during the past
week- One train of 20 cars was ship
ped by Val Keen to Portales. The
other, 30 cars, were loaded at Van
Horn and were consigned to the Ameri
can Livestock & Loan company, at
Bovina. Texas. They were from the
J. Z. Means A. Co, ranches near Val
PORTALES VALLEY
GETS BLOODED STOCK
Portales, N M . June 8 A carload of
Hereford bulls and a car of registered
Hereford cows will be shipped to th
Portales valley by F. E. Wilson from
Kansas City They will be broug.it
here and a number of them sold to
local ranchman to breed up the stock
of this valley.
Homey & Jordan have received 4:
head of pure blood. Hereford heifers
and will be added to the big herd of
thoroughbreds which this firm ow-us
near here. ,
Oral Keen has also shipped In a
mixed bunch from Pecos. Tex, and will
place them on the Keen ranch. Th
stock includes cows, calves and steer
TTey will be added to the Keen herd
which now numbers more than 500
, A total of 7000 pounds of wool frim
600 sheep Is considered by Bob Dunlap
as an excellent crop He has Just
finished his shearing and Is preparing
the crop for market.
r- Dunlap also has a number of
Buffalo Jones's" Persian sheep which
are also yielding a good .crop.
number of large herds are being round
ed up on the Mexico Northwestern
railroad for shipment to El Paso
130 Cam From Went.
During the week about 120 cars or
cattle from the west were handled
through this citv by the T & P. Of the
Mexican stock not more than a dozen
carloads were sent to market. The
Mexican stock is in fair condition, but
the greater part of it is being sent to
range at Odessa, Hale Center, Pecos
and Spur, Anumber of shipments from
around Lordshurg have been handled
through this city. This stock is in gooj
condition and a considerable part of it
is being sent direct to market.
Range conditions Jn west Tex-is are
excelent and cattle-sen believe that
t) summer will be one 'of the best in
many seasons. The range in southern
New Mexico and Arizona is also good.
No large shipments of Arizona or New
Mexico stock ate scheduled for this
week, but there will be another large
bunch of Mexican stock through the
inner parr oz ine week.
SIERRA BLANCA ROADS ARE
TO BE REPAIRED AT ONCE
Roads out of Sierra Blanca are to
receive attention, as a result of work
authorized at a meeting of the county
commissioners Monday afternoon.
Commissioner J. M. Walling was au
thorised to expend 225C on roads lead
ing out of Sierra Blanca and to use the
road equipment for repair work.
Commissioner Walling was also au
thorized to engage a civil engineer to
survey the Lanier road at Sierra
Blanca.
The Woman'; Charity association
made a report showing J485 received
from the county for charity work and
expenditures aggregate; MS
The petition cf Harold E. Kilburn to
have the tax assessor and collector
change the description In the 1912 tax
roll of lots 1, 2. 3. 4 and S. block 2. to
read Tobin's first addition instead of
Orchard Park, was granted
Prior to the meeting the board met
and equalized several tax renditions.
FLAINVIEW HOGS BRING
TOP PRICE IN MARKET
Plainview, Texas, June 8 -Plalnvlew
DAILT RECORD
Iluildlnc Permit.
To Guadalupe Acevado, to build an adobe
L.. t t?i !.' - addition,
estimated east SIM
To W. W McMaboD, to extend porch and
wUtlptln M MOO Waroratec stm. eU
raated coat 32s.
To G. B. "Chambers, to build a brick. or
adobe wall at tea .San Anton-, street, esti
mated cost $7.
,.To J C Salaxar to rebuild an adobe at
tZZ Broadway estimated coat SM0
To George W Sharp, to build a brick
DHBcalow on lot 17 and the wen one-half
of lot It, Mock St, Baseett addition, esti
mated coat ;.
To Georce W Sharp, to build
Benxaiow on lots 1 and 2 Mock
addition estimated coat I10-M
To Mayfleld Baildlns A Improvement
company, to build a brick apartment house
on lots I and 2. block 7, Monday HetcbU.
estfinated coat IUH
To A. Ji Coatillo. to build an adobe dwell
tae at Flsdta-f and Eatrella street, esti
mated coat Jzat
Seeds Filed.
LOU In Bl Paso Hrtshta addition El Paao
Keichts Investment company to Roy H. Me
Daalei. lot 27. block 3'- El Paao Helchu
addition. coaaidcraUon tat. May zS. IMS.
Lata in f9 Paao Heights addition Bl Paao
Heishts Investment company to Lillian T
Conley. ol Oseoalao county. Arts., lota 11.
RUST HAD EATEN GOOSENECK
POLES, HENCE THE ACCIDENT
Investigation of the two gooseneck
lights which tne Jitne driver pulled over
on San Jacinto plaza Saturday night,
shows that the poles had rusted off at
the ground. Iron pipes were set into
the ground to anchor the poles and
flaring east Iron bases covered the
-outside of these. These bases hid the
iron from the sunshine and water run
ning under the bases had rusted and
eaten the iron anchor poles until they
were as thin as paper and it took very
little weight to" pull th'ern down. The
others are probably in toe same condi
tion and probably would Jail as easily.
ORDER OF LIONS WILL BE
ORGANIZED ON THURSDAY
El Paso den of the Koyal Order of
- - . . i LUU113 Will U"C UlfiftlUVCU lUllUBIIf ubai.
m rvJJ. Thursday evening in the old Fraternal
ft A. Hicks, state organiser, will be
In charge. He has received the charter.
New charter members added this week
include J W. Hale. Ralph Converse. E.
E. Ryan. T. M. Courchesne. G. L. Jacobs.
Frank C Hecox and Dr. a H. Rider.
hogs have again topped the Fort Worth I zz and n, block 71. Bl Paao Heights add!
n-wxM&e, esiaouaaiog a rec-ora price lor
the year Morrison and Watson were
the shippers. The average price re
ceived for two shipments was 27 85, the
highest hog price since October The
price was equal to tbe Chicago top. The
two shipments consisted of 67 head
averaging 223 pounds and 68 head
avex-aging 244 pounds.
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Times change and styles change, but
the rundamentaDy good things of this world
change natlicr in themselves nor in popijar
esteem. N
For 29 -years Coca-Cola lias held and
jnCTKiseditspcTSilarrty. That's because it
is funda-nentaHy deidous. refreshuu and
wnolesome.
Demand the genuine by fu3 name
rarrnsn-n encourage aubstitut-on.
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THE COCA-COLA. CO.
Atlanta, Ca.
Whenever
you see an Arrov.
think of Coca-Cola
tton, ooostderaUoa 115. Jan. IMS-
Lots In Bl Paao Heights addition J A.
Mendoza of Denver eoonty. CoL to W F
Rock. Iota 21 and 22. block 72. El Paao
Heights addition, consideration 55. May
24 1U.
Xorth aide of Hneco street, between Ea
trella and Cebada streets Jonas H. Hill
and wife to Ernest Morris Dncger. east 10
feet of let 1. all of lot 11 and the west fWe
feet of lot 12. block 121 East El Paao ad--J-lUon.
JJ121. June t. lSli.
North sMe of Mempbia street, between
Louisiana and Plerl-aa avenues Kate Pace
CantreU and It. K. Cantrell to Mrs. G. H
Wua. south ?!& feet of lots It. IS and 1C
block 12S. Highland Park addition, eonatd
rathm KIM. May 21. 1M
West aide of Chihuahua street, between
Overland and Second street- J A. Mac
intosh and wife to C A. Macintosh, tract
53x12 feet facia--' Chihuahoa street and ba
Elnnlsi: Ml feet aontberly from the north
east corner of block 4S. Anaas Mills map,
consideration WIS. Jan. II. 114.
a Actomobiles Licenced.
2CT2 George Kvaaa, S13 Dallas street,
fire paasen-'er Dodse.
3C73 Boas Rnbbrr company, 2tS Texas
street. Ford track.
374 P K. Kern. Plaza hotel, five pas
senger Studebaker.
Licensed to "fled.
S. Domlncoez to Laura S. Prleto.
It- It- Hon to Allelne S. How-en.
Albert Boven to Alena Colett.
Pedro Alvarado to Beyes Garara.
Deaths.
Jesus Fuentea, county hospital, Jane S,
aged 3 years, burial, Concordia cemetery,
June 6.
Frederick Charles Malone, 212 4 Mills
street. Jnne 4. ared 44 rears. burlaL ob-
cordia cemetery, June 5. !
Jose Munos. lata and Tays streets, Jane
S aged 4K years, burial, Concordia ceme
tery, Jane S
Jesas O da de Romero, 3S17 Rivera
street, Jane 5. aged 7S years, burial Con
cordia cemetery. Jnne 6.
Louisa ValoalaBa. 1019 South Santa Fe
street. Jose C, aged one year, burial Con
cordia cemetery, Juae 7
Vela Gallado. M7Xr Vir-dnla street June
C. aged nine months, burial, Concordia cem
etery. Jnne 7. )
Tgnada Goaaales, ft-g Hidalgo street Jnne
6, aged 16 years, burial, Concordia ceme I
tery, June 7 !
Prandsca Alvarez, June 8, aged two I
months.
Birth Male.
To Mrs. Bemde Katz, 1521 Boulevard.
April 14. .
To Mrs. Jesus Acoata, 2ifi Magoffin ave
nue, Jnne S.
To Mrs, Antoato F Tlran, (15 East Sec
ond street. Jane 2.
To Mrs. Fraads-co J Guzman, 407 Fifth
street. May XL
To Mrs. Guinermo Mena, S7 South Kan
saa street, Jane 2.
To Mrs. Charles Wilson Kight, 71 Mag
nolia street, Jsae &.
Births Female.
To Mrs. John Louis Perkins, 415 West
Fifth street. June 4.
To" Mrs. W H. Lleyd. 1415 San Antonio
street. May 2.
To Mrs. Oonrado La Farga, 54 South
Florence street, June 1.
RKCKIVERiHIP tlSKSD
FOR EMGIITS OF I100R
St Louis, Mo, June 8. Application
was made to the federal -district court
Monday for the appointment of a re
ceiver for the Knights of Honor a fra
ternal ot-ganization. The application
asks that the lodge he declared lnsol
ent It declares that on April M. last,
the liabilities of the order were ap
proximately JSOO.Ooo and the assets
MOO.eoo. The outstanding insurance is
placed at 2S..
The petition says the Insurance com
missioner of Missouri reported to the
attorney general of the state on March
12. 1S15. that an official, examination
disclosed that the order was not carry-,
ing out iU contracts in good faith and
that quo warranto proceedings should
be instituted against it.
JlACDtLENA TO SPEND
-MOE FOR FIRE PROTECTION
Magdalena, X. M- June S All of the
surplus money which was raised for
the stockmen's meeting and not spent
is being expended In improving the
town. An additional purchase of fire
hose has been made, more fire plugs
are to be installed and the tank kept
filled with water at all times to be used
only for fire.
Committees have been appointed by
the board of trade to make inspections
of the fire hose and learn the needs of
the town.
OPHELIA
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CANDY SPECIAL
ON OUR .
Walnut Cream Kisses
25c PER LB. .
WEDNESDAY ONLY
&.
'zes.
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jlLESA AVL.NUE XSD TEXAS STREET j
See the New Line of Traveling Bags in the Premium Parlor M
Free with S. & H. Green Trading Stamps.
WE CONTINUE FOR TOMORROW THE
Splendid Lingerie Offerings
of Oar Muslin Underwear Department, Second Floor
These Newest Combinations
75c to $3.95.
Newest styles of aHover embroidery, lace and em
broidery trimmed styles and baad embroidered
styles Good values at 75iUp
Corset Covers in Splendid Assortment at 95c
Dainty Muslin Gowns,
49c and 59c.
Splendid values in dainty muslin gowns in both
V neck and slipover styles neatly trimmed with
laces and embroideries 49 and 59c
" ORSET covers with yokes
and sleeves of lace, made of
dainty
Summer
Styles
sheer
nainsook, new
95c
EXTRA SIZE
Corset covers in lace com
binations, also nainsook,
lace and embroidery
trimmed at 95c
VKomcns Muslin Drawer
ZZ 59c toJSc
O ORSET 1 covers of fine nain
sook and Seco Silk with
yokes of lace and embroidery:
ribbon QKr
trimmed J
TRAWERSof muslin and fine nainsook, open
style with embroidered ruffles, others hand
embroidered and lace trimmed; unusual values
at ; 59 to 95c
Silk Messaline Petticoats
Special at $2.95
Jtf EW flare messafiae silk pettn-oats ia the newest
wanted colors, made with deep dust ruffles.
a full range of waist sizes and lengths Special
at $2.95
Teddy Bears A Splendid Assortment Just in Values are Good at 59c to $395
MORE Trutt
Ttan Poetry
Probably a Dreadful Oversight.
It is amaiing tint a British cabinet
would be made up at a time like this
without Including the marquis of
Queensberry.
Didn't Know They Were "Loaded.
Bryan served punch with a stick In
It to Ms Pan-American guests In
Washington. For leas than that poor
eld Charlie Fairbanks was denounced
in every JV. C. T. U. from Maine to
Arizona.
a
Entirely Analogous.
Isn't the argument that we are too
proud to fight simply another way of
stating the argument of the mission
ary on the cannibal islands In behalf
of a vegetarian diet?
El cry Woman Known Kxcept One.
We reverence Jane Addama, but when
she says that housework is not fa
tiguing we begin to wonder If she has
ever done an) of it.
Just as Effective.
The small boy will not have a 42
centimeter gun to celebrate the glori
ous Fourth with, but he can blew him
self in exactly as many pieces with a
half a pound of gunpowder rammed
into a rusty gas pipe.
Worked.
11 roads lead to Rome, but armies
bound that way may find it advisable
to take a good many detours.
A Motion to Amend Is In Order.
Mr Barnes's constitutional amend
ment proposing to curb the power of
the New Tork legislature can't do hlra
am good. What he needs Is ,an
amendment curbing the power of T.
Roosevelt.
BANKING BY MAIL
Just as easy to open a savings account with us as though yen
lived next door.
WE PAT 4 percent Interest, compounded Twice Every Tear.
We do business under the Depositor's Guaranty Law cf the Stats
of Texas and are a Guaranty Fund Bank as provided by such Law
Our plan. In addition to being convenient. Is safe, profitable
and liberal. Nobody has ever lost a dollar in a State bank In Texas.
Writo tr-day for our free Booklet -BANKING BY MAC- or
simply mall your deposit.
El Paso Bank and Trust Co., El Paso, Texas
STATE NATIONAL BANK
Established April. 1SS1 Cnnllal. Surplui and Profits. C00,000
INTEREST PAID ON SAVINGS ACCOUNTS
a K. MOREHEAD, Prerident. II C N. BASSETT, VTee President.
JOSEPH MAGOFFIN, V. Pres. GEO. D. FLORY, Cashier.
T, J. OILCHRIST Asitt Cashier.
r.
Where He's Right at Home.
Josephus may not know how ma-iy
dreadnoughts make a navy, but no
body can beat him at figuring how
many cabbages and potatoes must be
turned In as payment for a year's back
Our submarines may be obsolete, but
what can you expect with an obsolete
secretary of the navyT
As To Prennredne-.
Perhaps It would not complicate the
International crisis if the American
people spent the next two or three
jears learning "The Star Spangled
Banner "
tS9T ft
OR. II. A. HAGnnDBR Graduate Louisville. Kr. College,
DR. H. A. MAGRUDER
DEMIST
Established 1083
Lnlon Clothing Co. Underneath C
Referenn
Ask Anyone.
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THE ACKNOWLEDGED HEADQUARTERS
For all High Grade Harness, Saddles and Horse Goods. Stock espe-aaUy Be
Ieeted to meet all requirements.
Shelton-Payne Arms Co.
301 S. EI Paso St
He Really Must Hold Something.
Mr. Sulzer says that' he holds the
political destinies of New Tork In the
hollow of his hand. Well, there are
nor campaign contributions to hold there
Just at present.
Where It Will Do the Host Good.
The president ought to send a "dupe"
of that part of his German note which
announces that Americans are entitled
to travel in safety to the New Tork,
New Haven and Hartford railroad.
Doing Their Best to Qualify.
All we ask of Mexico is information
as to who is the real ruler. There
fore al! Mexico cin do is to continue
th eliir inition t-HN th.it have been
boing on for the past to years.
AUTOMOBILE TRIPS TO ELEPHANT BUTTE DAM
ScTen Faasenser Cam Competent DriTer
Make reaerrattons and request rate of
Mission Garage, Mills and Campbell Sts. Phone 797
PHONE
608
629 I
A. E. UTA!
DRUGGISTS
OrKN ALL XI CUT
212
San
Antonio
AUTOS FOR HIRE
All Good 7 Passenger Cars
Rate $2 Per Hour
Phone 509-510
AUTO LIVERY CO.
City Hall Stand - - 418 San Antonio
ARTHUR W. H0UCK,
Asaayer and Chemist. Agent for ore
shippers. Look after consignments
at both Copper Queen and C & A.
Smelters.
Laboratory S33 10th St.
Douglas, Ariz.
Box 392.