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Ready Reference BtuineM Directory
Accountants.
IflRUS: T TTlTKr.
p v Box S27 Phone W and 22.
(LYKENCE LOMiNECKER Phone 514.
-0 Firtt Z.t'L Bank Bldg. ,
1L IL UENDRICK, SO years' experience. Of
f e t.09 First Nat. Bank Bide. Peace 611.
. m !-. XT .allnelctA- 4
Assayer. cuemis. ..,
CKITCUETT FERGUSON.
Eeiire..:taties lor ore ahlppers. Dmplre ana
control -Rork a specialty. Send for ore mail
ing envelope. zie ou rrsuwvu. . ---
BECKIIART'S INTJEPEXDEST ASSAY
207 San Francisco St.
Phone 7a.
4.EO. W. CAMERON.
ASSA1ER AND CUBM1ST.
JOS Saa Francisco St.
Phone 27.
Auctioneers.
Yl. A. WILLIAMS.
Auction Sale nod Commission Broker.
Offica phone 1. Residence phone ISM.
rveri,- vmniM tji rs&nles BldCL
1 Sell Everything at Auction or Private Sale
ACCTION SALES PLANNED. ADVERTISED
AD EXECUTED.
A regular licensed auctioneer under the laws
or the city county and state, also navlng
t years experience. It you want results
rive m. your ECATA.
SfiT first Natl Bank Bide vhons 41.
........ env-vm C71l TTrtV
REMAGNETIZING. MAGNETOS. COILS.
Foil line ot Remy repair parts, we re
pair magnetos and colls.
Texas Electrical Supply Co.
11 N. Stanton. Phone 112
EL PASO AUTO JC TAXI LTVEBY
llfi w. San Antonio, aw
Phones il I4 Ml.
...A -VTH. V1ITW
BANK AND TRUST COMPANY.
Ill Mesa Ave.. Cor. Texas St.
Phone 180
Books & Stationery.
i ir rriiRAN,
Books, Stationery and Office Supplies.
Complete Line of Filing Devices.
40. Mea U; Phone.l84.
Business Colleges.
DRArOHON'S Business Collese guarantees
position1 zr
Cement.
EL TOBO BEAND CEMENT.
JOCTBV. ES-1BSN PORTLAND CESTENX
COHFANT.
Cement Contractors.
t vfr iuv r carson
Figure on your cement work for a first
class job. All -work guaranteed.
Phone 244S.
ChinaPajnting
(.UNION STtDIO No. 2 Lucerne. Ph. 5M
Chiropody.
MIS3 MAREY TURDY, halrdresslng. raaci-
urine Burnhan preparations. Ph. 3vll.
SnTS STEAM PRESSED. 50 CENTS.
Morebeads Busy utile aaop.
4: N. Oregon St. Phone SL
rllONES 4Jt0-44l.
WILSON-MILL.CAN CLEANING WORKS.
rhe Best Cleaners. The Best Work.
Ull K. Boatevard.
Carpets Qeaned.
STEAM AND VACUUM Carpet deanins.
u Sang & Weilborn. rhsne 3990.
VACXXM CLEANERS for rent. DoSang
t e lborn. none vvs
... ..
CARl'ETS CLEANED, furniture repairing. I
acuum Cleaning Works, rhone S218.
AKMENIAN CARrET CLEANING CO.
Carpets cleaned, sewed and laid. Steam pro
cess. Phone 561.
Civil Engineers.
D.E.IL MANIGAULT. 223 Trust
Bldg.
Phone M4C or Hes. Phone 5141 W.
C.t3 Engineer & Surveyor.
t,-tt f WHTTR
Tnmr and surveyor. 815 Mesa. Ph. 1J11-W
rtoivcT T" vtafTRK.
CIVIL ENGINEER AND SURVEYOR.
721 First National Bank Bldg. Phone 2373.
A. S. ALBKO.
CIVIL ENGINEER AND SURVEYOR.
City and Valley Surveys. '
Irrigation and Subdivision.
Plans aad Estimates.
722 Mills Bldg. Phone 17.5.
Dead Cattle.
FULL CROWN dead cattle, horses, mules,
hauled away in, rnone it immcmn.gj.
Dentists.
.... a. -w. ,1TT, TlTTS'l'IST-
Crown and Bridge Work a Specialty.
214-1S Mills Building.
Phone 114.
Detective Agencies.
J. C. STANSEL SON Detective Agency.
Room 507 Two Reoubucs me.mog.irii.
The Ben Wlfllams Detective Agency-oite
Rlfi Virst Nat'L Banc Oiac mww vt.
Giiptnnv iinTEL.
BCSINESS MEN'S LUNCII. SO CENTS.
TABLE D'HOTE DINNER. SLOP.
DruggutSj
TKED SCHAKFEB,
DRCGOIST.
204 Mesa Ae
xizone 165.
Use Sehaefer's Foot Wash
For Your Sore Feet.
WARNER DRUG CO.
Special Attention to Telephone Orders.
Under Ormtorft Hotel.
Phones 711 732.
LOVE'S DRUG STORE,
WHERE QUALITY PREVAILS.
prestr'p'ions rilled correctly and promptly
d!Uered.
Agents for -Whitman's" Candles.
213 San Antonio. Phones 11 25B.
KELLY POI.LARD, DRUGOISTS.
201 N. OREGON.
PHONE 178.
PEOI'IX'S DRLG STORE Agents for Hny
ler b candy Gibson water and Rexatl reme
d e- Z27 E San Antanlo. Phone 161 162.
OWL DRUO CO.
A. E. RYAN. Prop.
212 San Antonio.
Open All Night.
Phone S29
J. A. WEABER CO.
NEW LOCATION. 113 E. OVERLAND.
I mieriv 20 a El Paso. Will be pleased to
ueiroine old customers and new. Phone 366.
POTTER DRUG CO.
Co' San Francisco and S. El Paso Sts.
Phoaoa 35637.
Educational.
Km 1. N. Corriwrlon eiuiusslcm. Ph. 123S.
., '
Electrical.
5t MODERN Acquaint yourself with the
"Jt tri'al Larratee t'cctri Co Ph. 3833.
Ready Reference Bnsineii Directory
Feed, Hay & Grain.
TVALTEK S. CI AYZOS.
Ocboa and First. Pbone 291.
Pbone U tor Pore Peed.
Also Hay anc Grain.
Prompt De'ivery
Fire Insurance.
FRANK A. SPENCE, Real Estate and Insur
ance. 406 Mills Bids. Phone 1SJ2.
Furniture Packing.
FURNITURE rrilOLSTERED, repaired and
packed, Dn Sans X Wellborn. Phone 39.
PACKING and shipping household goods oar
specialty. Furniture repairing, finishing and
upholstering. R. L. Daniel Furniture Mat
tress Factory. 418-11 Myrtle. Phone IMS.
nromn? TTT7RT- AXTl S WT! MONEY.
On groceriea and fresh meats. The best of
staple and fancy groceries, also fresh meats.
Cot Price Grocery, 408 Wyoming.
Phone 1571.
TTxrwjriiscrtlinvrv rri
Hides. Wool. Pelts. Tallow. Etc. ,
El Paso. Tex.. Albuquerque. N. M.: Doug. j
las, Arii.: Phoenix. Aria.: Tucson. 'Arlx. j
Chihuahua, Hex.; I'arral, ilex.
Ice.
BIO GRANDE ICE & FUEL CO.
Pure Distilled Water.
Pure Distilled Water Ice.
Phone 229
Jewelry.
WATCHES CLEANED 5c HAINSPRINGS
see; crystals lsc. Work guaranteed. Manu
facturing Jewelers. We buy geld and silver
for manufacturing purposes. 22.- San Antonio.
Geneva Jewelry Co.
Junk Dealers.
ILLINOIS BOTTLE JUNK COMPANY
IMS Overland. Phone 1441.
WE BUY all kinds of Junk and bottles.
Nelson. First and St Train. Phone 2133.
EL PASO IRON AS METAL CO. 1SS San
Antonio. Dealers in scrap Iron, rubber, cop
per, brass, bones, etc. Phone 4364.
LireJWires
GET THE HABIT
Of calling on the "Live Wires" Ready Ref
erence Business Directory tor any and every
thing you want.
It's a Good Habit.
Manicurists.
MCNDY BLDG -Room 5 Phone 3355.
Mercantile Agencies.
I l-J-crlfXJIJLra,,ii,"i - S;s
R. G. DON CO. Mercantile reports.
Paso office. 501 Guaranty Trust Bldg.
LOCAL MERCANTILE AGENCY Reports
and rating on Individuals, collections. Mem
ber of the National Assn. of Mercantile
Agenc.es. Harry Foteman. Mgn. Rooms
321-322 Herald Bldg.
Musical.
MB. I. N. CORRINGTON. violin. Ph. 1235.
GARCLV, violin, mandolin, guitar, bandore.
sohTege and piano lessosa Tel 4IM. Box 4W.
MRS. EDWARD NIEBCHR, teacher of piano.
Seven years experience. lCM Magoffin,
Apartment C.
WALTER DAVIS.
Piaro teacher ?-. Ma Voice 3S.eS
Phene 23.
ifurseries.
Tr. PASO NURSERY CO.
Fruit and ornamental treja. snrabbery
aad evergreen, cut flowtrs aal pot plants.
Bverything for the garden.
324)0 Alameda, phone 3310.
Painting.
Yelton Paint Co- 389 N Stanton. Ph. 1247.
Pavements.
TEXAS BITUHTHIC CO. PAVEMENTS.
Best by Every Test.
Built tjpon Honor.
77-7S New First Nat'L Bank Building. "
Phone 2s
Pianos.
Oldest Piano House In EI Paso.
EL PASO PIANO CO.
W. R. Schutx. rrop.
Strictly -ONE PRICE!" to alL
20! South stle of Texas St.
STEINWAY'-EVKRBTT-WEBER.
Plurabers
N". E. NATIONS Plumbing. Phone 220.
PRONTO PLUMBER Call ns for that hnrry
up Job. We don't hold you up In prices,
Ras. phsne SO. 3: otflc. 163.
Printing.
HIGH CLASS All kinds commercial, society,
color, show and catalog printing, guaran-
Southnestern Printing Co.
Geo. L. WUton. Mgr.
13 Chihuahua St tnone 136.
Real Estate.
B. , Hanunett. 1. P. Irammett
B. F. HAMMETT SON.
Real Estate and Mining Brokers.
Rents Collected Money to Loan.
Pnone 22 Hatnmett Block. 24 Texas St.
EIGHT ROOM HOUSE in Bessmer. Colorado,
to exchange for El Paso property. Lots to
exchange for diamonds or automobile. Val
ley land for residence. Good improvements.
w. N. Carl. ,
Storage Warehouses.
EL TASO TRUNK FACTORY New
house, safest location. pwSaibl? luwesl
Office 17 Mills St.. Phone lost
SecondHandFnrnitnre.
WANTED 2d hand furniture R. L. Dan
iels Furniture and Mattress Fcty. Ph. 125.
EXCHANGE NEW JtURMTURE.
For second hand. Western furniture
38 S. El Paso St. Phonj Z4.
Co.
EASTERN FURNITURE STORE Highest
prices paid for second hand furniture. New
starter. Need goods Phone 1737.
WANTED Your second band furniture, coal
ranges, cook stoves, rugs, refrigerators,
dressers, tables, etc, Texas Furniture Co.
Phone 4997. 46 S. El Paso St. Louis Rob
blns. Prop s ,
Second Hand Clothing.
Ladles' second hand clothing bougnt. Ph. 6845
Men's second hand clothing bought. Ph. 6S45
NEW STARTER needs goods, highest prices
paid for second band clothing Phone 3056.
UNREDEEMED OVERCOATS best quality,
on sale cheap. 47 S. Bl Pass.
HIGHEST PRICES paid for old clothes and
shoes. Phone 176
BROOKLYN TAILORING CO, buy second
hand clothes, pay big prices. Phone 3360.
Span Lessons.
PROF. BRAVO. Ph. 386. 24 Buckler Bldg.
CONVERSATIONAL Palmore college. Phone
3180.
IF YOU WISH to learn Spanish quickly and
correctly, see ProL W. L. Moore about les
sons. Method easy, practical, thorough.
Twelve years' experience. Best of references.
Arlington hotel Room 32.
SheetMetalWorks.
ACME SHEET M1.TAL WORKS.
Chas. A. Kaurfman, Oil! It. Moore.
General sheet nigta) cotirac.ors Heating
and ntiltuig n',r upe-ia tj '09 Texas St.
El Pano Tex. Phone si'.n
E3L
Ready Reference Bniineu Directory
Store Repairing.
STOVE REPAIRING New parts made and
carried for all makes of stores. I J. Peeler,
with D. and H. Iron Works. Phone 344.
Tanks.
TANKS. CULVERTS. Irrigation pipe, silos,
garages, etc Ask for catalog. Phone 14SC.
Hills. Sutton & White Manufaetnrlng Co.
Taxidermists.
McLELLAX BROS Ph. 7ft V9 Frisco St.
Transfer and Storage
rOMEROVS EL PASO TRANSFER
345-310 S. Oregon. Storage, baggage
freight transfer. Phone 1414.
CO,
and
EVERYBODY IS DOING IT.
Doing what! Moving. Bat Odours Trans
fer la doing most of It. Thre is a reason.
Get wise. Storage. Piano. Safe moving.
Phone mr
Tools.
WANTED To bay 2d hand tools and guns.
H Mc.hr. 3 S. El Paso St.
Turkish Baths.
408 N. OREGON. Louis Wacht. Ph. lvv.
Typewriters.
TYPEWRITER AND OFFICE SUTFLY CO.
Ai; makes sold, rented, reoalrsd. Corona
Typewriter. SIC Mills St Phone 123
Veterinary 3nTgeoiu.
MAX MASER. D. V. 8. Phone 1157.
DR. T. BROWN, veterinary. Phone 451T.
MAX SIASER.
Veterinarian and ratholeglral Horsesboer.
Ex-horseshoer of Troop L, 7th U. S.
cavalry. Proprietor of Veterinarian
hospital at Chihuahua, Mex.
1Z1S San Antonio St. Phose 1117
Welding Shops.
HEAVY MACHINE and sntetnoaile parts
welded promptly. Brown Welding Co.
Bond Election.
BOND ELECTION.
Notice is hereby given that there will be
a special election held In El Paso County.
Texas, on Tuesday, the 12th day of October.
A. D- 1915, at the voting places hereinafter
named, to determine whether or not special
road bonds of said El Paso County shall be
Issued In the sum of Three Hundred Thou
sand (33.6w M). drawing Interest at the
rate of five (5) percent per annum, payable
semi-annually oa the lth day of April and
the lth day of October of each year, ma
turing forty (4) years from date, with such
option of redemption as may be fixed by
the Commissioners' Court of El Paso Csemty.
Texas, for the purpose of eonstractlnc.
maintaining or operating macadasalsed.
graveled or paved roads or turnpikes In
said county, or la aid thereof: aad at said
election there shall also be submitted to the
qualified resident property tax paving voters
of said county, the question as to whether
or twkt s. tax shall be lvid BUM all tha
property of said county subect to taxation
for the purpose of paying the interest on
said bonds and to provide a sinking fund f
for the redemption thereof.
Said election shall be held under Chapter
Two of Title Eighteen of the Revised Stat
utes of Texas. 111. and the xneaner of
holding said election shall be governed by
the general laws of the State of Texas when
not in conflict with the provisions of said
Chapter.
None but qualified resident property tax
paying voters shall vote at said election.
The ballots to be used at said election
shall have printed thereon the question to
be submitted and also the following propo
sitloaa: "For the bonds and for the tax
aad ''Against the bonds and against the tax
and voters shall scratch with a pen or
pencil tAe proposition they oppose by mak
ing' a distinct marked Hoe through the
postposition not intended to be voted and
Shan nave uascratched the proposition
which they favor and for which ther intend
to vote.
Seld eeeattoa shall be held at the fallow
rag plaoes In said county, and the following
aamLil persons shall act am- prealdlag Judges
of said election:
Precinct No. L Voting place. Greer's Sta
biea. 112 W. Overland street. El Paso. Texas.
W. C Balger, presiding judge.
Product No. 2. Voting place. 117 Bast
Second street! Bl Pao. Texas, TaoeBas P.
Holgate. presiding Judge.
Precinct No. 3. Voting place. Central Fire
Station. El Paso, Texas. W. E. Corringtos.
presiding Judge:
Prednct No. 4. Voting place. 41 South
Virginia street. El Paso. Texas. D. R. Mc
Duffle, presiding Judge.
Precinct No. S. Voting place. 41 Tays
street. Bl Paso, Texas. E. S. Oemoeta, pre
ening Judge.
Prednct No. 6. Voting place. CMr Hall
13 Paso, Texas. H. E. Kttburn, prassdtag
Judge.
Precinct No. 7. Voting place. Fire Station,
Bl Paso, Texas, c B. Artless, presiding
Judge.
Prednct No. t. Voting place, 363 Ala
meda. Bl Paao. Texas. Joe Dsmne. presid
ing Judge.
Precinct No. . Voting place. Will Wat
son's Garage. 1 E. Boulevard. KI Pass,
Texas. Crawford Harvte. presttUag Judge.
Prednct No. 1. Voting place. Highland
Park Fire Stattoa. El Paso, Texas. George
L, Hilt, preoMlag Judge.
Prednct No. 11 Voting place. Lumber
Yard, corner Missouri and Brown streets.
El Paso, Texas. Vardle Fuckett. prealdlag
judge.
Prednct No. 12. Voting place. MS Oeta
via street. El Paso. Texas. R. A. Whlt
lock. presiding Judge.
Precinct No. 13. Voting place. Mesa Fire
Station. El Paao, Texas. Edgar FsweU. pre
siding Judge. '
Prednct No. 14. Voting place. 5M-3 North
Kansas street, Bl Paso, Texas. W. C Height,
presiding Judge.
Precinct No. 15. Voting place, Fraaer
Brothers, 612 North Oregon street. El Paao,
Texas. V. E. Ware, presiding Judge.
Prednct No. 16. Voting place. El Paso
Oss Company, 425 North Oregon street. El
Fas. Texas. B. Tom Smith, presiding
Judge.
Prednct No. 17. Voting pUx Neff-StHea
Company. Main and Santa le streets, Bl
Paso. Texas. R. H. Rlnehart. presiding !
Judge.
Prednct No II. Voting place. Altura
Park School House. Bl Pas. Texas, a J.
MapeL presiding Judge.
Prednct No. 19. Votlne nlaes. S3 rn
Refining Company. El Paso. Texas. J. H.
Hurxthal. presiding Judge. '
Prednct No. 2. Voting place. School
House at Ysleta. Texas. Vi. T. Duncan, pre
siding judge.
Prednct No 21. Voting place. School
House at Socorro. Texas. Maria nna Sierra,
presiding Judge.
Prednct No. 22. Voting place. Ban Bll
zarlo School House. San Elisario. Texas. J.
J. Perec presiding Judge.
Prednct No. 23. Vot'ng place. CUnt
School House. Clint. Teiaa. H. BL BlUott.
presiding Judge,
Prednct No. 21. Yoting place. School
House, Fabena, Texas. Joe Madrid, preetd. '
lag JBOge.
Precinct No. IS. Voting place. School
House. Fort Hancock. Texas. Bob Ross, pre
siding Judge.
Prednct No. 26. Voting place. School
House. Sierra Blaaca. Texas W. C Carson,
presiding Judge,
Prednct No. 27. Voting place. School
House, Alamore, Texas. 1. R. Millleau, pre
siding Judge.
Prednct No. IS. Voting place. School
House. Tewne, Texas. Brook Jones, presiding
Judge.
Prednct- No. 2. Voting place. Frank
Warden's store. Canut.llo. Texas. Cart
Longuemare. presiding Judge.
Prednct No, 3. Voting place, Morrison's
Ranch. II. L. Daugherty. presiding Judge.
Prednct No. 3L Voting (place. Sabino Si
erra House. Sabino Sierra, presiding Judge.
WITNBSS MY HAND and seal of office,
this the 11th day of September. A D 115.
Adrian Pool.
County Judge. El Paao County. Texas,
Attest:
County Clerk, El Paao Count), Texas, and 1
. 4. av,fnivi:&. ,
Ex-offido Clerk. Commls-oonera
Court,
KI Paso County. Texas.
By C Aranda, Deputy.
HOG TRICKS RISK.
Chicago. Ill . Oct. 2 Hogs rose In price
today owing to the number of arrivals hav
ing been much urtalled. Mrt of the nttle
liep ami laml- w re ronslgnci to killers
dlrect-
PASO HERALD
iSPEGIflL STOCKS
FEiMlKE.
"Westinghouse, General Mo
tors and Bethlehem Steel
Shares Are Soaring.
NOTE Quotations
Saturday. Oct 2.
reflect closing price
New York. Oct 2. Speculative interest la
today's market centered around a few spe
cialties, mainly those of the war contract
variety. Westinghouse. which came forward
with a bound in Friday's late operations,
claimed the bulk of attention, trading la
that issue during the first hour amounting
to one-third of the whole at Ita maximum.
13V The stock showed a gain of H
points.
Steel moved uncertainly, falling to equal
Friday's quotations, but sensational galas
were recorded by General Motors. American
Car and some of the, more obscure Indus
triala Bethlehem Steel rose ten points to
the new high price of 37S. Bonds were firm.
The closing was strong.
N. Y. LISTED STOCKS
(By Associated Press.)
New York. Oct. 2. Following were the i
dosing quotations at the New York stock
exchange for the stocks mentioned:
American Sugar Refining Les i
Anaconda Copper 74
Atchison l.3X
Chlno Copper -47
Inspiration Copper 43
Northern Pacific LI
Reading L51K
Southern Pacific S3
Union Pacific 1.11
United States Steel tls
United States Steel, pfd 1.14 S
MONET Am) METALS.
NEW YORK MARKET.
(By Associated Press.)
York. Oct. 2. Mercantile
New York. Oct. 2. Mercantile paper
tail.
Sterling' Sixty day Mils 4.U: demand
4.71S5: cables 4.72X5.
Bar sliver 49.
Mexican dollars 314.
Government bonds steady.
Railroad bonds firm.
Copper firm; electrolytic S1S.3S.
Iron firm: No. 1 Northern S16.259 16.75:
No. 2 Northern tl6.16.5: Southern No.
1 ilk e16 5: Southern No. X SU.HVlC.t5
The metal exchange qootes tin 332.06
132.5
The metal exchange ojuotes lead 34.5.
LONDON METALS.
London, Bog., Oct. 2. The Leodon met
als market closed aa follows:
Lead 124. si. d.
Spelter iff. si.
Spot copper (73: futures 173. sl7. K; elec
trolytic 37. sift.
Spot tin ( 15: fnturos I1SL sS.
Antimony (125.
THE LOCAL MARKET.
(Mexican money quotations supplied by
Rio Grande Valley Bank and Trust Co.)
Mexican currency If.
Mexican pesos t.
Carranxa pesos : Chihuahua currency
2-1 of s cent.
13 Paso Smelter Quotations.
(Corrected Dolly.)
Bar stiver (Handy & Harmon notations)
Load (14. sJ. dt.
Pig lead 4.5.
Copper wire bars 17.C5.
WOOL TRADE EXPERIENCES
ANOTHER WEEK OF QUIET
Boston. Mass.. Oct. 2. The wool trade has
experienced another quiet week, according to
the Commercial Bulletin todsy which states,
hn'vever. that there has been no downward
tendency. .
The Bulletin adds:
"While there haa been a disposition on the
part of deaiera to meet buyers half way In
the matter of prtcea. Use landsssry toward
higher values In the fenlsn asaraots taps
dally for good woola. Is having a strength
ening effect on the market here.
Scoured bases, Texas fine. 12 lanalhs, 67
Sc. fine months. 43c
Territory fine, staple, 73t)?3c; rme me
dium staple. 7c: fine clothing. 707c.
fine medium clothing, sic: half blood comb
ing. 7(r71c; three-eighths blood combing.
76c
Pulled, extra. STc: AA. 567c; fine
A, 64066c. A supers, 6 6 65c
Cotton Market.
New York Gotten Cloe.
New York. Oct. 3. Spot cotton quiet, mid
dling uplands 11 85: salea 14. Cotton fu
tures closed steady. Oct. 1L7: Dec 11 97;
Jan. Ill: March 12.41: May 12.62.
Liverpool Ottoo date.
Liverpool. Eng, Oct. 2. Cotton spot
easier, goad middling 7 lsd. mldeulag s.ld;
low mlddUag C3Sd: salea 64..
A dollar saved t:y ttuViog jroods pro
duced elsewhere - loliar thrown at
your neighbor's birds. -a"
UNWRITTEN
TO BE HER DEFENSE!
y-7 KOSA BCllivaC
Mrs. Kesa Bellioa and ser daughter, rrancts, posed as the "Madenna and Child."
New York. Mrs. Kosa Bellina. 30 year old v ife and mother of two children,
who shot and killed James Montiglia. an artist ami music ian in Brooklyn, because
he recused to marry ber after her hnsband had cast litr aside, will ase the un
written law as her defence in the trial whi m is now prtHedinjf.
MtMtieiia won the lore of the notnan nli.le -lie i- ihiii' with her 7 months
old baby ;irl for it nevt aintitif of th- Mauoima and thr child, it is said. When
she fled to him for protection, her lui-band haMiip di-iovero 1 their relations, he
merely laughed, det-lannir that he could ncir marr a nunmn with two children.
The older of the two children is nw in her third eai
Difficulty wag experienced in the selection of a jury, many of the men in the
first panel .ayinr flatly that thej believed Montigli.t ";ot what he deserted."
Mrs. Bi llina shot Mouf ijilia 111 lus room-, ulnlr -.he held her bah 111 ner arms.
Her liuband is a wealthy Brooklyn contractor.
iCDRNISLOWEI
WHEST HID
Bad Weather For Wheat,
Good For Corn, Causes a
Shift in the Trading.
Chicago. III.. Oct. 2. Predictions of un.
settled weather tended today to lift the
price of wheat. Besides,- cable dispatches
told the needs of an enlarged supply. Open
lac prices, which ranged from KCtic off
to He advance, with December at
Kc and May at 37 to 7tsc were followed
by a moderate upturn above Friday night's
level all arouau.
The close was strong l.c to 114c net
higher, with December at MSic and
May at ttc
Corn sagged, owing to warmer tempera
tures, the market aooa rallied, however,
with whoa. After opening &c down to a
shade up. prices anderwent a slight general
decline, and then recovered to about yes
terday's dosing tlgares.
Prices dosed steady at !c to lc net de
cline. Oats swayed with corn. The chanre In
quotations, though was narrow. Higher
prices for hogs strengthened- provisions. As
a rule commission booses were -oa the buy
ing side.
Grain and Provisions.
Chicago Grains Close.
Wheat Dec. J.c; May c.
Corn Dec 5Hc; May 5SKC
Oats Dec 35c. May 37c
Cniraxo l'rovtsions Close.
Pork Oct. 13.3. Jn.16.15.
Lard Oct. 3.27: Jan. ..
Ribs Oct. 8. si. Jan. S.9S.
Kansas City Produce Clase.
ST.aaaa rtt Hft. Oct. 2. 1
Creamery 27c: firsts 2Sc: seconds 3te: pack
ing 19 He.
Eggs Firsts 23c: seconds 19c
Poultry Hens 13c: roosters c. broilers
ISc
KS,.S" irr AST TlSih wheat
Kansas City. Mo. Oct. 3. Cash wheat-;
No. 2 hard. S1.21.7: No. 3 red, l.llf
L14: December, l!tc: May. 4c
Cora No. 2 mixed. 6HS7c; No. I white,
5657e: December. SHc: May. 52W
52c
Oats No 2 white. 337c. No. 2 mixed.
34 c
Elgla Butler o-.
Elgin, III . Oct. 2 Butter higher; 2M
tubs at 27c, 53 at 27 fie
LIVESTOCK.
Cnirnco Livestock Close.
Chicago. Ill, Oct. 2. Hogs ReoetpU
; market firm: mostly tea conU above
Friday's average Bulk SI.2)8.M: mixed
H-H0t.zi: pigs S5.7.5. .
Cattle Receipts 50. market weak. Na
tive beef cattle 3.1.25; western steers
34.593.75; cows and betters 33.MtyS.2S:
calves. I. 751L5.
Sheep Receipts SM: market weak.
Wethers 35.5a6.4: lambs 36.M0s.t5.
Rsmi City UveetaeL Oose.
Kansas City. Mo.. Oct. 2. Hogs Receipts
1M: market steady. Balk 7.68.; pack
ers and butchers S7.M93.1: pigs S7.M)7.75.
Cattle Receipts zse: market steaay. rnai .
fed steers 3-Stl.l. dressed beet steers .
ee SA is. .ra ip. is lgSes9.M: '
stockers and feeders 35 5)3.M, bulla SS.M9
6.M: calves t6.M)lM.
Sheep Receipts 2M: market steady.
Lambs SS.2598 75: yearlings . 6. 75.
wethers 35.596.5: ewea 3S.2S5.M.
Ft. Worth Livestock, dose.
(By Zelxer Hotel )
Hogs Receipts 13. market steady to 5
cents higher Too 7 4S. bulk 37 597.6.
market 20c lower for the week.
Cattle, receipts 12. including 1M calves.
Nominally steady and unchanged. For the
week, all fat cattle steady, good stockers
steady, half fat steers It and 21 cents low
er: half tat cows, 19 15c lower; calves
steady.
Sheep Receipts 12e. billed through.
Steady for the week.
CLEARING HOUSE BANKS
HOLD BIG EXCESS RESERVE
Now York. Oct. 2 The statement of the
actual condition of risettasg house banks
aad trust companies for the week show that
vw K-ta siaaXTlilas reserve in exeesa of
legal requirements. This Is a decrease of
1.T1.7M from last week.
The statement follows.
Loans, etc 33.7.4M.M: Increase. 314.
11.M. Reserve la own vaults. (B) 35S.372.M;
decrease. 3.4K.M.
Reserve in federal I ess r re bank. S1I4.
75.M. Increas?. 82.439 M.
Reserve in other depositaries, 337.I7S.M:
Increase. S7.M6.Me.
Net demand deposits. 3.S3.379.M: In-
Sl'staftas? " 1 41 ftsM
Net time deposit. )1311tl,t; decrease.
Build up your Home valley,
products.
TJsti her
LAW
s
S HER. C-4.0 rtZANCCS.
Veek-End Edition, October
I lllllll II L I I H l
uurrrn jiuuiw
i OPEN STI1EEI
Soften a Little After the
the Opening, but Close
Strong With List.
Copper stocks opened strong Saturday but i
softened before the dose of the market, ac
cording to advices to CarUsa. Manning A Co., j
stocks and bonds. First National bank build- :
ing. The market opened strong, featured by
V. S. Steel and t-c war stocks. Steel sold
up to 81 at the oaao. Of the war stocks.
j Americas Car a Foundry and Bethlehem
high records.
BetbJahesa Me
at S75 and Car & I
1"
Can aad Locomotive were I
high I
of M. Bay aad Nevada were I
strong. Railroads were dull aad not so
strong. Tradlsaj was featured by the war i
stocks manipulation aod invostsnent Issues
were not so much m ofenanad. The market !
dosed strong. '
Copper Stocks Quotations. I
The following wire qajotatlons furnished (
by Curtiae, Manning ft Co.. give the closing !
prices: I
Anaconda 73H I
Braden S .
Butte ft Superior 6e
Calumet ft Arizona 63b .
Chlno 47
Copper Range 56t
Davis Daly 14
Bast Butte 12
Greene-Cananea 39
Inspiration 42X
Miami 3K
Nevada Consolidated 15
New Cornelia H49
North Butte 3
Ray Consolidated 25
Shannon -. ?
Suattuck 27
Tennessee Copper
United Verde Extension 51s9
Utah Copper 68i
Industrial and Railroad Stocks.
American Can 65
American Car ft Fouudry 1
American Locomotive .- 7i
t American Smelters
,,., rniti.
sa
UmIiIwIi Lneomotive ............. .126
Bethlehem Steel 375
California Petroleum 2
Colorado Fuel ft Iron 62
Crucible Steel 16.
Baltimore Ohio S
Maxwell Common 54Vi
Maxwell 2nJ pfd J4TS
Mexican Petroleum S3H
Missouri Pacific Ji
National Enamel Jl
Republic Iron ft Steel 54S
Texaa Company 1'
Virginia-Carolina Chemical 42H
C VNAUIAN CO.VntACTOR AHRKSTED
Chicane. Ill, Oct i. Thomas Kelly,
contractor, who erected the Manitoba
parliament building at Winnipeg; was
arrested here Friday night at tne re
quest of Winnipeg authorities. He
regltsered at a fashionable hotel and
was taken into custoily when he went
for a walk He refused to discuss his
arrest, but intimated he would tight
extradition. Kelly is charged with
having defrauded t e Canadian gov
ernment out of Sl.2i9.000.
RAILROAD AND AUTOMOBILE TIME TABLES
All trains arrive and depart rrom Onion
station, foot of San Francisco street. All
arrivals and departures given in Bl Paso or
mountain standard time
SANTA FE.
For Albuquerque. Denver. Chicago. Lot
Angdes Lv. 3:5 a. m. and 8'M p. m.
From Albuquerque. Denver. Chicago. Los
Angdes At. Mam and (-SS p. ns.
EL TAM A SOUTHlVEWrEKN.
(Wettesn WtWod).
For Arizona and Sonera Lv. 2:S p. m.
and 7.45 p. m.
From Arlsona and Soaora Ar. 7:M a. m.
and 1:4 p. m.
(Basiern OirMonl.
For Kansas City. St. LoaU aad Chicago
Lv. 1.5S p. a. and 4:4 fj, ax.
Far Tucumcari Lv. 7:3 a. m.
From Chicago, St. Louis aad Kansas City
Ar. 6 So a. m. and 1:4 p m.
From Tucumcari Ar. T2 p. os.
C. n. S. A. ANTI S. P. TRAINS.
rw n asimIil Mew farlsstas and Wash
lugton Lv. 3:45 a. as. aad l:3d p. ra.
rrom masstiasusa, ssw cniiinn u o
Antonio Ar. 5 3 p. m. and 1 p. m.
For jLrixaaa aad Caltfetala Lv. CIS a.
m.. ( p. a. aad 1:1S p. m.
From Arlsona and California Ar. 8:31
a..m. 4.30 p. m. and 1 m.
TEXAS PACIFIC.
For Dallas and St. Louis Mr. f:M a. n-u.
From St. Louis and Dsl.ss Ar. 9:15 a.
m 9:S5 p. m.
MKXICAN CENTRAL.
For Aguascalleatss aad tatermedlat
points Lv Juares at 8 p. m.
From Aguaacallentes aad touraediatt
points Ar Jjaret 7 3 a xa.
MEXICO NORTH WESTERN.
Fer Pearson and Intermediate points Lv.
Juarez Mondaya and Thursdays at 3 a m.
From Pearson Ar. Juarez 6 p. ra. Wed
nesdays and Fridays.
ROSWELL-ALAMOGOROO PASSENGER
AND EXPRESS LINE.
Automobiles leave Alamogordo far Ros
well at 7:2 a m, arrive at Rerweil at S:34
p. M. "Vestbound automobilo leave Roe
well for Alamogordo at 7 M a. M Arrive
at Alamogordo at 4:13 F M. Stops are
made at the following points
FtcacBO. Tlnnie. Hondo. Saa Patricio. (Men
Cee. White Ml Inn. Mesrslero. Best, Tttlx
resa. La Lua .
Through tare doe way 311 a Interme
diate points Be per mile Twenty-five pounds
baggage carried tree. Excess lc par pound.
Telephone No 22 or No 55 1 Roewdl: 49
or 43 Alamogordo.
Bert Browning, (som, Mgr.
Koswell. New Mexico.
MARFA-FOBT DAVIS AUTO MAIL LINE.
Leaves Fort Davis dally and Sundays 8 a. m.
Leaves Marts. 3 p- a.
One way. 33.M: round trip. 34.M.
(1. W. Darts, Prop.
IIICKOK I'OTBL AND AUTO LINE.
Eagle, N. M.
Trips to Biepbant Butte and Palomas
Springs. Cars meet all tralas.
BLACK RANGB AUTO STAGE AND
EXPRESS LINE.
Passenger servics. leaving Bug! and
Chloride dally except Sunday, at 7 a. m. fot
Elephant Butte. Cachllla. Willow Springs.
and Falrvlew. Through fare one way. 36;
Intermediate points, lc per mile Bag
gage carried. M pounds tree, excess S
cents per pound.
EL PASO
. Sinter, editor nnd controlling tivrner. hns directed The Hemic' for 17
J. C. Wllroarth la Jlnnagcr and G. A. Martin Is News Editor.
AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSrKPER Tne EI Paso Herald was established
In March. 188L The El Paso Herald includes also, by absorption and succes
sion. The Daily News, The Telegraph. The Telegran, The Tribune, The
Graphic, The Sun. The Advertiser. The Independent. The Journal. The Re
publican. The Bulletin. Entered at the Postofflce in EI Paso. Texas, as
Second Class Matter.
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tttnci tTioNV and audit BrnKt.ii of rinrrii..Tiog.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION Daily Herald, per month. Sec: per year. S7.9.
Wednesday and Week -End Issues will be mailed for 32. per year
THIRTr-FIFTH YEAR OF PUBLICATION Superior exclusive features and
complete news report by Associated Press Leased Wire and Special Corre
spondents covering Arixons, New Mexico, west Texas, Mexico. Washing
tan D C. and New York.
STATE3IK.YT OK TUB OYVMJRMIIP, MANAGEMENT, CIRCULATION, ETC
Of 1 Paso Herald, published daily at El Paso, Texas, required by the Act
ot August 24, 1S-11.
Editor and Managing- Editor. H. D. Slater: Business Manager, J. C Wilmarth;
Publisher, Herald News Co., a. corporation: all domiciled in EH Paso, Texas.
Owners (If a corporation, give names and addresses of stockholders holding
1 percent or more of total amount of stock): H. D. Slater, J. C. WMmarth. H. Lv
CapelL H. B. Stevens, 1. A. Smith, J. J. Mundj. Waters Davis, M. C. McGlennon
Estate. W. T. Payne, G. A. Martin. A. L. Sharpe, all of El Paso: H A. True of
Denver. R. C. Canby of New York City. John P. Ramsej. of Charlotte, Vt- '
Known bondholders, mortgagees, and other security holders, holding 1 per
cent or more of total amount of bonds, mornraxes. or other securities: The
bonds of the Herald News Co are payable to bearer and present ownership is
unknown thev were sold originally through bankers and others in various cities
north and east including St Louis. Chicago. Grand Rapids. New York. Kansas
City. Janesville, Wis, WuMnxton, r C. and Sprinsfleld. Ill . a few were sold
in El Paso, other stcurlties htld h First National Bank ot El Paso
Average numLer .if topics of each issue of thi- publication seld or dis
tributed, through the malls or otht-"cise. to paM subscribers during the six
months p ccetiine. the date of this st iteTie'it Is 1' Yera;e daily actual
distribution for the six months, 19.579 copies. '
(Signed 1 H D Slater. Editor.
Sworn to ami subscribed before me this 1st da of October. 115
P W Still
SETj. Notar Public For El I'aso Count. i"ei
7 B
! WEATHER BTJLLETIJti".
S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE.
lAEVTHER BUREAU.
Observations tun
iiIls, 75th me
ridian time (S a. ra.
KI Paso time ) Oct.
1915
forecasts.
El Paso and victn
ly Fair tonight and
Sunday
New Mexico Fair
tonight and Sunday,
not much change In
temperature
Arizona Fair to
night and Sunday.
cooler northwest por
tion Sunday
West Texas Fair
tonight and Sunday
I'.
(ra Inches)..!
Weather at 8 a. m .
Lowest temp. taM atgha I
Mfanrlieat vesterday I
Temp, at 8 a. m I
Abilene
clear
clear
dear
ABVanno
Atlanta
Boise
Boston
Chicago.......
Clnctanarl
Denver .
Detroit
Duluth
El Paso
Galveston .....
Haire
Jacksonville
Little Rock...
Los Angeles...
60
5:
il
51
5:
5
56
5
53
73
76
6
56
ctoud
clear
dear .01
dear
cloudy .37
cloudy
dear
dear
dear .63
pt. cldy .34
dear
cloudy
foggy
dear
rain .33
NasbAlile 68
New Orleans1 76
New York 5
Omaha ... ;t
Phoenix C
Rapid City 52
91
7
TS
T8
8
clear
pLddy
dear
clear
dear
dear
dear
dear
cloudy
dowdy
clear
Roevrell
St. Louis
5.4
Salt Lake City....
San Antonio
San Francisco
Santa Fc
Seattle ...
Washington
Wichita
Yuma
.2
164
56
54 7
iS I-'
clear
Note Amounts
of precipitation of less
than 01 of an inch are not published hereon.
Comparative El raso Precvsttatlen.
Jan. 1 to Sept. 39. Inclusive, 111 ...9 35 in.
Jan. 1 to Sept. 3. Inclusive. 112 8.36 in.
Jan. 1 to Sept. 3. Inclusive. 113 5.3 In.
Jan. 1 to Sept. 3. inclusive. 114... 11.15 to.
Jan. 1 to Sept. 3. inclusive. 191S ...9.4 in.
Normal, Jan. 1 to Sept. 3. inclusive 7 78 In.
DR. C00X GOES TO BURMA;
IS SEIZED AT GERMAN SPY
San Francisco, Calif- Oct. J. Dr.
Frederick A. Cook, who left San Fran
cisco in June to climb Mount Everest
in the Himalatas. was arrested m Kan
goon. Burma, as a German sp.v, and
his motion picture outfit was confis
cated, according to Curtis W. Allen, an
American timber huyer. who has re
turned from an 11 months trip in the
tar east. Alien said that Dr CooE
was released later, but permission to
climb Erevest was withheld.
The timber man. born in Anacortes.
Wash., said he himself was arrested as
a spy seven time3 in 11 montns, and
at Ransoon was in the same Jail with
the explorer.
BIG SPRINGS. LAMESA. TEX, AUTO LDCB
Leaves Big Springs daily except Sunday at
in i m.. arriving Lamesa via Soash and
Snaraaberg: at 12 noon, returning to Big
j Spring! same day at 6 p. m. 33.5 one way.
s-vv raius inp.
CordW S: SmHb. Props, Big Springs. Tex.
TITLAROSA-MBSCALZRO
Auto leaves Tularosa for Mescilere
33 round trip, fare to Alamocordo 32
D. TV. Shoemaker Aula Line.
dally.
H. M.
BURN A 1STA-OWE-0 STAOE IXSE
Round rrtp dally except Sunday) one way
3L3S. Meet aH Orient trains at Owego.
ci. O. Marshall. Owner.
91L1BR CITY MOtillLLON STAOE LINE.
One Way 37 J9: Round Trip SlI-00.
Stanley Steamer. 12 Passenger Car.
Wire or write tor reserratioo.
Bight years e perse ace Mogoilon Road.
Frank Townsesd.
P O. Box 74 Phone 243.
Silver CHy
LAS CRCCBS AUTO LINE.
FOR MBSILLA VALLET POINTS.
Leaves Herald office each week day at
1.3 p. m. Faros from Bl Paso to
GaaatUlo ............ ..... .3 .75
Anthony ................ 1.00
Berino ............................... 2
'Vado ,............ .......... 1 .5
McNiuvte ...,................. 1.7
Mesilla Park ............. 2.
Las Crocos 2.0
Leaves Las Cruces Drug Co. tor Bl Paso
it 11 a. a. dally.
LAKB A1.LBT. HIIXSBORO AND KING
STON AUTO STAGE AND EXPRESS LINE
Mees all trains at Lake Valley.
Wire at my expense for special trips any
where at any time. Rates reasonable.
F. W. MISTER.
Hlllsboro. N. M
BUBNA VISTA-liKAND FALLS AUTO LINE
Round trip dally (except Sunday) one way
32.M. Will go anyahere. any time.
J. V. Brown, Owner.
GLOBE TO rHOENTX.
Bight houra Via Roosevelt dam. Leaves
Tjomlfcten hotel. Globe, dally. 3:3 a. a.
Arrive Phoenix 4 3 n. m. Fare SIS. Mnkt
reMrxi'HU In advance.
OWa ulley Auto Stage Line. Globe. Arts.
ROSTVELL-CAKS:zO:0 MAXL LINE.
Passenger service leavtsg both RoswsII
aad Carrixcao dally and Sunday at S a. ro
tor Ptcaebe. Tlanle. Rondo, Lincoln. SX
Stents. Capltaa and NogaL
Through fare one way. 38.4. Interme
diato points at 8c pet mue. Baggage car
ried ap to 17S pounds. S pounds tree.
Excess at le per pound.
RosweU Auto Co.
Owners and Operatora
BL PASO-LA MBSA AUTO LINE.
UrrBR V.VLLBV. WEST SIDE.
HERALD DELIVERS-.
Leaves Herald office each week day at
IM p. ra. Fares irosa Bl Paso to the fol
lowing potata are ae follows:
Canutlllo ...c 3 .73
La Usnoa star LH
Chamhorloo M... ....... ....... LIS
La Mesa LH
Car leaves La Mesa fer El Paso at S a. m,
dally. Telephone 212. La Men. N. M.
K. T. Hewitt.
HERALD
years 1
2-3, 1915.
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