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Monday, July VERY LISTLESS; Pressure is Directed Against Specialties; Transconti nental Bails Strong. NOTE Quotations Monday. July 3. nflHt closing pries New York. July S Trading: wu extreme ly listless on the resumption of business to day the coming- holiday causing further cor. tallment of operations. Developments over the weekend were regarded as encouraging but failed to find very direct explanation In quoted value which were again Irregular Pressure against speclalUes like Stade baker and Crucible steel was renewed with Initial loss of one to two points. Mexican Petroleum made a substantial gain. Ja continentals were strong Cnlon Pacific and Canadian Pacific scoring one point Bains. The proposed federal tax seemed to be the zoatr- reason for the weakness of munitions and related Issues, which continued to lose ground after a short rally TrVar issues were almost motionless la the afternoon. War Issues' recovered one to two points. Union Pacific Increased its early galr and. United States Steel was In better demand. N. Y. LISTED STOCKS New fork July J Following .wen the closing Quotations at the New York stock exchange for the stocks mentioned .American ausar &. . --;;, American Tel 4 TeL 1J AU1WIWSU .aw- Anaconda Copper Its. StTe St HIS 9SW M 1 MU . . . . 117V. Atccison Chlno Copper Inspiration Copper Northern Pacific Reading Southern Pacific Union Pacific U S. Steel V a Steel pfd MONEY AND METALS NEYY lORS MARKET. By Associated Pres- Tork July 3. Mercantile paper Bar stiver a Mexican dollars 5V t.iwvn.ineni oonds weak. Railroad Wnds firm Time loans steady davs S"j Call monej firm ruling rate . Copper dull electrolytic nearby z. eptember and ltcr 3- ot2 The metal exchange was closed today on account of holidM No Liondon quotations were recelveo. THE LOCVL MARKET. Mexican currency (stale bills) HflfK Mexican Naclonales bills 18 Mexican pesos il Mexican gold 491, est Carransa currency (old) -: Inewl 4. Ki Paw Mnelter Quotations. (Corrected Daily. Bar silver (Handy Harmon qoatatlsms) IE Ixndon lead 28 sis. Copper wire bar S35.Se Pig lead 37 KANSAS CITT GRAIN ITT TT.V' CLOSED ULCUS! OF HOLIDYY Kansas City Mo, July J Today was a holiday in the Kansas City grain pit- There were no transactions REMINGTON ARMS AGENT BUYS BUNGALOW HOME William F Cobb has bought from Mrs. Annie L. Buchert a five room bungalow in the 3390 block on Mon tana street. The consideration was IS000 M"r Cobb recently came ner as local agent for the Remington Arms company ........ ... H. N. Herrival has bought from th-s Phillips Realty company a six room bungalow in the SS00 block on Montana street. The consideration was J4750. Mrs. Francis Hanland has brought from Tom B. Newman a four room bungalow at 35lS Mountain ae- The consideration was 296 A. A. Lawlor has sold to H. "W Blum a six room bungalow on Hastings street in Government Hill. The con sideration was JJS50 Tom B. Newman has bought from Mrs. A. M. Hawren lots 17. 18 and 19. block "6. Bassett addition, for the con sideration of $1050 Mr. Newman will build on these lots at once. The Phillips Realty Company made all the sales. S. ESTRADA IS CHARGED WITH PASSING FORGED CHECK I Charged with passing a forged check on the Rio Grande Valle Bank & Trust company Sot-nls E6trada was arrested Saturday afternoon and is be ing held in the city jail. Estrada, it is alleged, passed a check at the bank several dajs ago, and the affair was reported to the police. A careful watch was kept and when Es trada entered the bank Saturday aft ernoon the police were notified and the arrest was made LARO MEDINA IN JAIL ON CHARGE OF BEATING HIS WIFE Laro Medina was arrested on South Santa. Fe street Sundav morning and confined in the city jail on afj-harge of assaulting his wife Officers were notified of the assault by neighbors who heard the cries of the woman. Medina is reported bv the police to have fled on the arrival of patrolman Robert Castleberrv from the central station but was captured and will be held until trial this afternoon YSLETA NORMAL STUDENTS VISIT LOWER VALLEY FARMS Members of the agricultural class of the summer normal at Ysleta. visited several farms in the lower valley Sat urday, under the chaperonage of A. G Graham, county farm agent and teacher of agriculture in the normal. Methods of farming were explained to the class FIUE DOTAGES STBI,E. A small stable in the rear of a resi dence at Fourth street and Cotton ave nue was slightly damaged by fire late j uuuaj niKUL ine origin oi ine Diaze is unknown. The fire was discovered by persons passing the house who saw he smoke. HIDDEN PUZZLE IN L1 JVPVN Find a nntirc- -iNSWER. to rarrviois pizzle. TTpper left corner down In gown. 12 STOCK TRADING W EWF 3, 1916. COPPERS DULL; HE LPT Market Is Apathetic Mon day Due to the Approach ing Holiday. Copper stocks were dull Monday with chaBge narrow no features according to advices to Curthw. MannlBg Co. stocks and bonds. First National bank building. The general market was extremely dull and apathetic on account of the approaeh- . ..-.. i.i. I a st.Ml urns the most active stock advancing during the first I hour from 85 14 to 8S and remaining firm, i Kails were most In demand and were high- i er led by Union. Specialties were heavy and lower gener- i ally with the heaviest recessions In Bald win and Crucible to i. jicancse .; . were quisrv. . . . . , The general market was dull and trading light at noon. Copper btocks Quotations. The following wire quotations furnished by Curtis. Manning Co, give the dosing Anaconda rnte & Superior Calumet 4 Arizona Chlno ... J Copper Range v- J (ireene-Cananea iiI. Green Monster . "Sk lRsnlratioQ ? Jerome Verde . !? Kennecott 49 Miami New Cornelia North Butte .... Pay Consolidated -- Bay Hercules - Shannon United Verde Extension Industrial and Railroad stocks American Car Foundry American Locomotive American Smelters Baldwin locomotive Canadian Pacific Central Leather Colo. Fuel & Iron Crucible Steel C HtSt Paul Mexican Petroleum SStt 13 33 334 3TV. SSH . 7, . tttt ... Tib . .114 ... . ... 43 ... 71 .. . SV .. . . ... 2H 4t . 57. MMvale Steel Rcoubllr Iron . Steel Westiaghouae Grain and Provisions. Chicago Produce. Cloe. Chicago 111. July 3. Butter steady; creamery 33e37Kc Eggs higher receipU 11.IM casea. firsts s:i:Hc. ordinary firsts MteS21c. at mark cases included neilc Potatoes unsettled rew. receipts I cars. Oklahoma and Arkansas sacked triumph' McSJI . Illinois Ohioa. Mf Sic. Vir ginia barreled 33 lit). 4. old cJl.l. re ceipts none Poultry, alive higher fowls lSfcc Kansa Cltj Produce, Close. Kansas City Mo July 3 Butter-' Creamery 3c. firsts 37c. seconds 3c. pack lac 313C Bggs, firsts 2Hic Poultry, bens Itc roosters lHe broil ers 3SC. Cotton Market. ew lork Cotton. Close. New Tork. July 3. Spot cotton steady, middling uplands 13.M. sales ZiSSO bales. Cotton futures closed steady July 12 7 October 13.. December 13 14. January 12 1. March 13 3. Uverpool Cotton. Close. UverpooU Bng July 3 Cotton spot weak, good middling tt si. dj middling ii. s. d3. low middl'ng 7, si d9 Sales 9 bales. LIVESTOCK Chicago Livestock. Close. Chicago. IU. July 3. Hogs Receipts 3X. market firm. S to 1 cents above Sat urday's average, bulk SSSSeiet. light 01 . heavy JJ SJ1 It. pigs J S 4 Cattle ReceipU . Market strong, na tive beef cattle 37 &4eil.. western steers 56 44v3 45. stockers JS.TSijS 89. cows S3.7 eii.5 calves IS S0S11 76 Sheep Receipts .. market weak, wethers fw It. lambs 3?Jttl Kansas City Livestock. Close. Kansas City. lio July J. Hogs Receipts tStt market higher, bulk 19 7t?3 SS. heav 3t !. Hght 3t(t0SM. plgr 39 M Cattle ReceipU tt market steady, prime led steers lis 2Sll.t. western steers MeitS. stockers J7es, calves S.SS11.W Sheep ReceipU 4tt market steady, lambs JI415 yearlings 37Sajl.35. wethers 2S7 24. ewes 2597 M t- liouls Livestock. Close. St- Louts. Mo July 3. Hogs Receipts It tet market steady, pigs and lighu 3S.IS Olt tt, good heav Jit ttlt It. bulk 39 St Cattle Receipts tttt. market slow, native beef steers 37 5t(rll 3S. cows JS.SttJS.3S. rtocken 3S.St9B SO southern steers 3 St 7S. native calves St tt11.71 Sheep ReceipU 4Stt. market steady, wethers St tt.4. clipped ewes S4.t8 tt. clipped lambs 1(.M(1(H, spring lambs 37 tHl tt Denver Livestock. Close. Denver. Colo. July 3. Cattle Receipts ITCt. market strong, steers 33 Sts9 St: cows and heifers SSt6S2S. stockers and feeders KWitlte. calves 39 ttl St Hegs ReceipU 4tt. market S to 10 cents higher, top 39 8t. bulk 39 .099.. S. Sheep ReceipU ltt market steady, lambs 3Ittt91t 7S. ewes It ttt?S.S. Fort Worth Uvestock. Close. iBy Hotel Zelger Hogs ReceipU 2M market closed S to 1 eenU higher, top It cents, bulk 33 7S9 Cattle ReceipU 4tt. including 10 calves, beef steers It cenU higher, top 31 IS, bulk St St97 it. cows It cents higher, tap c as bulk 31 St95 2S. heifers 10 cenU high er top 37 St. bulk S.St97 35. balls steady, top 3S St bulk 34 tt9S.tt. calves strong, top ItM bulk Jt-5w8 2S. Stockers slow, steers S5t9C2S. heifers Stt96S. cows 34 tt Si calves strong J tt 'S Sheep ReceipU 13tt market steady, v-ctbers and yearlings J M stocker sheep 35 St, stocker goau 34.75 There will be no market tomorrow holiday GETS ADVICE AND $50 FINE FOR TALKING ABOUT SOLDIERS If Jose Torres takes the advice of judge Charles Pollock, of the corpo ration court, he will exercise more care in the selection of a place in which to vent his wrath on American snldiers in the future. Jose, according to evidence, expressed his opinion of the Americans while coming to town en a smelter car. Monday morning. He and two other Mexicans were taken in charge b civilians and turned oer to the police "Better look out next time." was the advice of judge Pol lock, as he entered a $50 fine against Torres. H. A. ELLISON IS CHARGED WITH CARRYING A PISTOL II A Ellison was arrested on lower South EI Paso street Sunday afternoon b patrolman Joe Mood and confined in the city Jail on a charge of carrying i a pistoL I The arrest occurred when the officer was attracted oy a omse m a. iCK cl Ellison, and upon investigation the pistol was found. VELSIR'S BOND REDUCED FROM 10,000 TO $1000 The bond of Louis Velsir, charged with murder in connection with the death of C T. Nagle on the night of June 22, was reduced from 316,94)0 to $1000 in habeas corpus proceedings be fore Judge P R. Price, in the 41st dis trict court, Monday morning Velsir has not made bond. POLICBMVN SVAS AN VGED MEtlCV DftrTH KMPE 0 HIM Pablo Duro. an aged Mexican, was arrested Monday morning on soutn ki Paso street on a charge of attempted assault and vagrancy Duro according to patrolman O Alston drew a knife when he was approached, and threat ened to cut the officer with It. FINED S3 ON CHUIGE OF USING BUS1E LlNGTu IGE Mrs. Virginia Bruegan, of the Pre sidio apartments, was assessed a fine I of SS Monda morning by judge Charles Pollock in corporation court, after en tering a plea of guiltv to a charge of abusive language towird the Janitor of to apartments, Felipe Triano. EL ! PHOENIX EI POOCH I0E Includes Rose Carnival, Mo tor Races, Indian Exhibit and Harness Races. Phoenix. Ariz., July S The Arizona fair commission has made announce- . . .i., .., c,. r.i- w..fr i Sunday. No,. 13. is to he rose carnival ' day and floral day in the exhibit build- InL The track event, will include , motor races, including motorcjcles and I ,n of the freak sort. Tuesdax will I rts of the freak sort- Tuesaa win children's d... as well as Phoenix , y in the afternoon the harness be day racing will be started. On Wednesday the Indians will have their usuai wel come of one day at the fair and the sports largely will be Riven over to sti .., .. -- ".,""" ,ii the aborigines. The Iraternltles will te allotted Thureday, and Friday will be all states day and Saturday auto- n,OW,e itufe. to nun Four n.ya. The S."eUndnnnning'racefc on fcur afternoons of the week, are ex- reeled to be of exceptlonam hlgn or- ' Her from the entries already an- ounced. The mile track i one on which all winter records for trotting and pacing; have been taken. EL PASO WILL CELEBRATE FOUTH BY VISITING NATIONAL GUARD The citv hall, courthouse, banks, federal building and manv stores will close Tuesdav for the daj. on account or it being July Fourth Manv automobile parties will leave the city Tuesda morning to spend the da in the country while hundreds of El Pasoans are planning to visit the arm camps at Fort Bliss and Camp Cotton The cit ticket offices of the G II & S. A. the Southwestern. Santa Fe and Texas &. Pacific railroads will close all day Tuesdav because of the Fourth WEATHER BTJliLETIN. C. S. DEPARTMENT OF AnRICULTUKK. TVEATHEK BUREAU. PREE-rWR-ED-taiSS Pisr sv-erx Observation taken ill i tn.. "Sth rae--Idan time (C a. m. El Paso time.) July 3 Hit Forecast. Kl Paso and vicin ity Fair tonight and Tuesday. Mew Mexico Fair tonight and Tuesday, cooler east portion Tuesday Arizona Fair to night and Tuesdav not much change in temperature West Texas Fair tonight and Tues day 36CONC Relative humidity in El Paso at 12 looon) U.n.r 3 nrr.nt Precipitation In last 21 hours (in Inches) vteatber at s a. m Lowest temp last night.... Highest yesterday I Temp, at S a. m -I I Abilene 7 S Amarlllo 7t 9 Atlanta 73 38 Boise .......... 52 tS Boston ........... .Jts Chicago 2 92 Cincinnati 72 92 Denver ............ C8 94 Detroit 41 S3 clear pt-cldy cloudy cloudy cloudy clear cloudv clear cloudy clear clear clear clear dear cloudy clear neddy dear clear clear pt. cldy clear clear clear clear PL cldy clear cloudy pt. cldy clear .M Duluth 68 78 EI Paso. 77 192 Galveston. ......... 82 3 .tt Havre ......... Jacksonville. .... 8t Little Rock 78 Jos Angeles. ....... 58 ashvine . .......7C New Orleans. ...... Jfew Tork ......... 7a 8C 9t 94 7 9t 88 52 it .18 UBUflt . ..... 7g I'hoenix ... Rapid City. 46 1M 92 Roswell ............St t K 88 Vt st 58 88 St. LouiSs 88 Salt Lake City 52 San Antonio ...... 78 San Franeteeo.......' Santa Fe. 58 fcealtle 54 Washington ....74 Wichita............ 74 9t to Yuma.. 84 ltl cle .ote jiraounis oi precrpttauen or less than .01 of an inch are net published hereon. Comparative El Paso Precipitation. .Iftn 1 t., 1st 1 IuJuIl. in, ce .. Jan. 1 to July 1. Inclusive. 1913. '.'. J.99 In. Jan. 1 to July L Inclusive 1914 . 2.84 In. Jan. 1 to July 1. Inclusive. 1915 3 14 In. Jan. i to jhi 1. inclusive. 1918 . Normal. Jan. 1 to July 1 Inclusive -L45 In. 2 S3 in. Mater Conditions, Klo Grande Project. Height of x Water Rehwd Contents Dam a. m. Acre Ft Elephant Butte reservoir 112.93. 372 299 Decrease la 24 hours 24 7.4tS now or rrrer at San Uarclal eat 1300 sec ft, flow xrom reservoir For Irrigation. Leaaburg canal mm . . . .. '" " 516 sec ft. Por irrigation. Bast side canal 195 For irrigation. West side canal 479 i For irrigation. Franklin eaaal. nti For Irrigation, Acequla Madre (Mexico) IU l Date. Jury 3 1918 THE COURTS. tint DISTRICT counT. P. H. Price, Presiding. E S Peanebaker vs Max Moye, suit on contract, fued. Goldoft Uauor company vs. Commercial National bank et al.. suit for 33ttt. Judg ment for plaintiff for 31 Ed Ware vs. Annie H Ware, divorce, filed. Exparte Louis Velsir. habeas corpus, bond flied at 31ttt 3ITII DISTRICT COURT. Dan 31. Jackson. Presiding. Arthur H Logan vs. N Newman, suit for specific performance filed. Elisabeth Thompson vs. A W Thompson; divorce flltd. COUNTTt COLRT. drian Pool, PresliUng. Weetera Indemnity rompan vs. P Oroom and Luis Luaa. sequestration flled. JCSTICE COURTS.. J M. Deaver, Presiding. State vs. Andres and Pablo Rodriguez, arunk in a public place filed. State vs Inez Flore theft over $5t. tiled. State vs. Simon Aivarado horse theft, dla missed by court. State vs. Lux Maclas burglary, filed State vs. K. N Bowington assault, filed. J. J. Murptaj , rresldlng. State vs B. Proto speeding defendant pleaded guilty and was fined 35 and costs. APPLIES FOR . POSITIONS FILES CIIUIGKS GINST MVN Mrs lto Payne, of 1ST Co pi a street, has filed complaint in Justice J M. Deaver e court against K. N Bowing ton, chargtn. him with assault when she went to Boynton s home in nswer to an advertisement for help. Lost and Found. I O-T Pair of glasses Cleveland Phone 477 A. Reward. Square. LOST Knight Templars Masonic charm. Reward paid for return. 833 Hotel Paso del Norte. IXlsT Receipt book belongs to J W Sllgb Please phone F L. Gllmore 3393 J and receive reward. I OsT or stolen from 4(09 Montana, dark Jersey cow with blunt horns. Please advise TeU phone 2743 1 EN days ago diamond and pearl brooch letween Ft. Bliss and 918 Prospect, Finder reward leturn to 918 Prospect Personal. l.rv rnwT.li.c cleaned beautifully. t Kramer Pnone 7819 IOC II ME been thinking of life Insurance. Io It now See llillis 10- Com Bank Bldg HUlt. moles. remoed 3229 il. Electricity Phone PASO MBB.ALD ELEVATE34T0 RfllOFKBTIE PROSPEROUS Local Knight sof Columbus Initiate Class; Receive Men of "Irish" 9th. Sundaj was Knights of Columbus day in El Paso A class of 34 EI Paso .-andiriniAK witnessed the exempmica- ? of the three degrees of the order iy a seiec . ."-". other knights. eat down to a banquet at Hotel Paso del .Norte wnen toasts were responded to by prominent vsit- were riKn. .. i K.. . mg men and local members of the or- , cer. .,...., Mev.e Candidate. Knighthood. , Z. . . . . .. .i- Tne days events uesan .. i randldates and local and TlslUne koights attended 8M mass at we .-hurch of the Immaculate Conception, . - (The conferring of the first degree be- I ne it s j The second degree was conferred at 11 oclock. after which ad- I j journment was taken for the lu nch 1 SSid. irfulntghold'". Je ' order was rut .or , at J P. This , . degree was ib charge of a .team com r " "t n 7 KriiTr. I "" " .." . , . . . cf Tucson, state aeputy tor jvriiuiui. was In charge of the work The prin cipal members of his team were Mur ray Branen. of Los Angeles, a repre sentative of the national council. J F Ryan, of Chicago, M. C McMahan. of lbuquerque. and T C McGlernon. past state deputy of New Mexico. Irmr Officers In Class. Knights from various points in west Texas. Arizona and New Mexico were in attendance, including 39 army offi cers from various commands on the oorder The followins candidates received the degrees Martin Amador. Ed J. 11- TT H.nn1iir TTOTl1(l V TtmYl- ' men, Michael John Crowley. J Ls Con don. John K Farley. Tnauaeus r Keavlain. Charle-s Held. John G Lelbert. Rev Francis A. Lederle. Ed ward J McDonald. R. J Sullivan. r9n M Winter. Alovsius P Brus- coe. Peter McKee. Jesse H. Farmer. Joseph I DriscoII. Verot Pacetti. Albert Is Bratz, Harry Phoenix, Robert L. Mc Donald. James il somera. niiam Henr Corcoran. Robert Hugh Stinson, James H. McLaughlin. J. Ls Duffln. P. H. Grady, C F Doyle. Ismael Rodri guez. Hugh J VcGovern. Grover P Cunningham. John W. Hayes and Leo J Momsen Close Meeting lAlth Banqucf. The events of the day closed Sunday night with a banquet on the roof gar den of he Paso del Norte, to which 152 persons sat down The Invocation was asked by Rev father F C Roy, chaplain of Kl Paso council. The toast. The Efficient Knight." was responded to bv W H Frier The Story Run neth Thus." was the subject of a toast responded to by bishop Andrew J Schuler He made a plea for the es tablishment of a Catholic institution n EI Paso similar in scope to the T MCA R. 'W Kramer, state deputy for Arixona. spoke on "Our Order." in which he toM of the ideals and the prowth of the Knights of Columbus. The toast. The Ladies." was replied to by R. AV Kramer The toastiraster was F. X. Farmer. who took the place of J M. Xealon. who was unable tn attend because of illness in hi family "Irish Ninth Officerm Guests. Eight officers of the Ninth Massa chusetts Infantry, all mat coura ne anared from the duty of settinc up the camp nf that regiment which had Just arrived, were present at the banquet, headed by Lieut Mahoney. adjutant of the second battalion They were pre sented to bishop Schuler and received an ovation. Ml but owo of the offi cers of the "Irish Ninth" are Knights of Columbus as well as fullv 48 per cent of the enlisted men The regi ment is composed almost entirely of Roman Catholics. Were 'Waiting; for Call. Lieuts. Mahoney and Llchton spoks briefly Lieut Lighton said that the Mautachnsetts regiments came to the M I border not as Democrats. Republicans M ! or Progressives but as American ciii 28 Tens ready to protect, with their lives tt i if necessary, other American citizens I residing in El Paso and the elate of Texas Mile it would oe unoecom ! t. i rf floor tn even .tern to ,,& ,, ', 7?.el ttat I am guilty of no Impropriety in saying that we nave been waiting tor mis I call for tvo J ears and when It came I it found us ready" May Hold Field "Has. EI Paso council of Knights of Colum bus haJ received" many telegrams and letters from Massachusetts councils re questing that every possible attention be given to the members of the order from that state. Local knights are making plans for holding a pontifical mass for tne men ci tne riintn Jitssi- t LDUSrilfi. II IMC (tail WHICH UUl Cl VS.......... m.111 !..... !.,. ets nn I """ ",c .. ""s k- isuriunuy qi witnessing a military Held mass. Special Notices. FREE dirt 4339 M. WANTED All kinds of stoves and ranges. Will pav cash. Phone 1482. WANTED To adopt American baby, drew A L. care Herald. LAWN MOWERS sharpened. 494 N. Oregeo St Allen Arms A Cycle Co. AMERICAN hot tamales made fresh every day Phone S24L HOUSE'S TRANSFER rhone 13S0. Prompt and reliable service. GOING TO REPAIR? faction, call (548 M for everlasting satis WNTED To care for children, reasonable price through summer months. Ph. 7988 W. MOORE BEAUTY PRIXR Free manicuring from 3 to 4. Phone 3134. I HUE SOLD The Herald building cigar store to F M Sorrells. Any creditor should present bills at once. F Orozco lOR (HICK SALE let dozen aster and petunia plants 25c dozen, 2 Inch pots. Phone 27(9 592 N Pled raj. FOR RENT Desirable offices in the Herald building. Reasonable rates. Apply to the auditor of The Herald. CARPENTER will figure new work, porches and garages a Phone 3(98 J or repair specialty. GET IN LINE Remember from the 1st to the 15th we always give double merchants valuable coupons Houston Transfer 4 Stor age Co, the originators of low cost of moving If you are from Miseo. Phone (32 TIKE NOTICE This ls to advise that I Johr B Iserman have today sold my In terest in the brokerage firm known as the Swansea Iserman company to J W Swansen who. will continue the business under the name Swansen Brokerage Co He will a sume all indebtedness and accounts due. Business Chances. AT a man with from 1 to S thousand to take active position in Kl Paso business. G 12 Herald. PKTNER with J See to take charge of of fice and factory of a growing concern. Ad dress A 13 care Herald AN UP-TO-DVTE cleaning and pressing shop with well established mail order suit business tn onnectlon for sale cheap live town good 'ocatlon. Write T. 157 Herald. FOR s,LE Restaurant and short order In mining camp doing good business good lo cation In Grant count) N M Must cell quick Write T 118 Herald 1E J1WF. a good show proposition to sell that ls a money maker Must be prepared to tri el 1 ill accept some trade. New state Realty Company. 32S-8 Mills Bldg Phone 1511 11 ANTED Tn lease picture theater In west em town or TAou'd accept position ss man sp-T m p. rrt-nlar. or alnr ha.l. 1 nllm It d rfT.n cs both character and ability Write Exhibitor, care Herald. !EL PASO BANK . JafiS 'Declare Dividends and Set Aside Surplus; Business Booming. The continued prosperity of EI Paso nM in th. Mmi annual declaring of dividends for the six months ending j June , .0. - --. . meUnKs of the I .-eclared a divided at n, eeUngs o the .- '""-"-- "- , sw u most of them set aside sums ----- . the uu J wUh the w. JL "f he W six months wa, .ex- . J-eaa of the past "nMd f """ -'.i'. . rnnri a r.n nraiw, ino i" " '-" -t t w i. AnriTnisirn net. iu luh au fnti """-'";"-,--..,,-,d ture. The high price ftt!rae",af,.'a the prospernj ""J0"'" """"?;- are the things to which ith P"s of the tank" : ribu ted. These ,,r nothing to lndit tfafhe're f be a -.-p e prices of o'th.r -.Ji'ge". """," "rearuUrs and militiamen trtl bring much money to this section. -.. . ..ini.l PriHnnni. i-lrat National Prosperous. The First National bank declared Its usual semi annual eteht percent divi- ii.nri on its caoital of 8eo.00. or 354 0C0 The First Mortgage company, on its Jl.0oe.000 capital stock, declared a dividend of five percent or 3Su.0 The Rio Grande alley Bank & Trust .... . .. x AAA tn ltt Mtrsekhnld- I.VD1MUJ aa.e -,-. .w i. , ers. being six percent ou iu t.i,ai si-v nf 3500.600 At the same time It triotaYpIus-miSoO-.Thr-Rio f?.K.a& u.,in.. MmmnT THin si Rmi ""? j,,j.5 iJT n...ni nn Its annual aiviurnu vi ... c.... . .. 3200,000 capital stock EI Paso Ilnnk $9000 Dlviilend. The El Paso Bank & Trust company i!uiBrsft a mIt rtercent dlviaend on its capital stock of 3150,00), amounting to 30000 In addition. It added J5000 . . ....1.. kBnir that flinil tn t il. It was sFsTted that If there J . . . v .. .1 liad not been oeciarea on January i stock dividend, the surplus would now be J 85.000 The Citv National bank gave 1S,040 to its stockholders, or six percent on its capital stock of 3SW.000 In former rears this bank has declared a five percent dividend semi annually The Union Bank & Trust company declared a four percent semi annual dividend on Its 2150.000 capital, amounting to 3000 Security Bank Thriven. The Securit Trust & Savings Co distributed 21000 in dividends, or four rercent on its capital stock of 3150.000 The customary 10 percent of the divi dend amount was added to the surplus. The Texas Bank S. Trust company declared a six percent dividend on its 3100.000 capital, amounting to 3S000. tnd put $10,000 into the surplus, bring ing that fund to 300.000 The merican Trust & Savings banK added the equivalent of a five percent dividend to its surplus, and passed the dividend for the semi annual period. The amount added to the surplus was SI0.0-W. bringing the surplus to 330,000. The capital stock is 3200.000. 10.00O to Surplus. The State National bank declared a dividend, which was not made public, and added 310 000 to the surplus. The Commercial National bank de clared no dividend and added nothing to the surplus for the semi annual ueriod This bank recently completed and moved into a new ivu.vuu oanK building at the corner of Mills street and Mesa avenue Business Chances. WE HA1E FOR M,E. Drag Stores. Picture Shows. Grocery Stores. Cafes. General Merchandise Stores. Pcol Halls. Shoe Shine Parlors. Cigar Stole. Auto Tire Business. Barber Straps. Furniture Stores- Garages. Some Of These Can Be Bought On Terms And At ery Attractive Prices. If We Haven t Just What Ton Want We Will Make It Our Business To Find It For Tou. See MR. HlGIIE-s. with JVMEs L. MIRK COMPVNT. 194 San Antoclo St- Phone 433S Money to Lean. MONEY TO LOAN on good lnxlde business property. 7 per cent Interest. A. P. Coles & B-oa. 2t2 N Oregon. WE CAN MAKE LOVNS on salaries, chat ties, diamonds valuables, notes, etc NEW TON. St2 Trust Bldg. See us for rates and terms. S3 TO 330 LONED honest employes with out security, also furniture owners keeping bouse. Cheapest rates. Easiest payments. Confidential Quick, satisfactory service. Drake 2(1 Roberts-Banner Bldg. I'LENTr OF MONEY to loan on dairy stock, horses, mules, rooming house furnishings. automobiles or any approved security at cur rent Interest rates. Note" bought and aokL Quick action and confidential dealings at lis Trust Bldg Help Wanted Male. Tall X Mitchell. Employment Agency. 2t3 San Francisco Pt. Yt NTED Colored driver for Ford truck. Apply 412 Mills St. WANTED Office boy Call Jt7 Bank Bldg. between 8 and 9 WANTED Boy to wash dishes, convalescent home. Phone 1871 WANTED Sober and Industrious man to work on ranch. Address Box 73. Tsleta. PRINTER Apprentice with several years experience. McMatn ranting to. fcze w. aan Aatoalo bt. 1". ANTED Experienced bookkeeper, young mar. preferred Apply tn own hand writing. Address B. 149 Herald. WANTED Trap drummer, picture theate work. steady Must have good outfit. Write er wire Rex Theater. Raton. N M. HEAL EsTlTE SLlMN WANTED at once. Must be experienced and know bow to run auto. Hawkins Bros. WANTED Boy to learn printing trade. Ap ply to foremaa composing room, "W Paso Herald, between 7 and 8 - m. WXNTED American ranch hand. zamrHA man preferred. Write Charlie Brown. Telle. N M WANTED A driver for milk wagoa. Good opportunity for right party. Address B 147. care Herald W ANTED Jap or Mexican young man to take care of lawn and do house work. Ap ply 15tl Mesa avenue HORS11S.HOER, honest, reliable and no bocxe fighter good proposition right man. Call 4tt S. Santa Fe BE A DETECTIIE Earn JlSt to Sttt per month. Travel around the world, "rite Universal Detective Correspondence School. Houston, Texas. FIREMEN AND BKAKEMEN. beginners paid 312t monthly, permanent positions and promotion to engineer 33tt and to con ductor 3t5t monthly Answer in English. Write Railway care Herald. MINE FOREM VN wanted for a small silver property In New Mexico employing about 20 men Must be a good all round miner, able to produce renults and have a knowl edge of Spanish. Give references and wages expe-ted Write T 191 Herald. Help Wanted Salesmen. HEALTH and ace dent insurance solicitor Good proposition to right party No war re strictions Phone 2718 R Wanted Help Female. GOOD waitress wanted 315 Texas. rt VNTED Girl solicitor Phone 5111 J WANTED Pastry cook Address J M Poss. Cloudcrofi, N M. W VNTED Young American woman houae se, per in hotel 32t E. Overland. Cecil hotel Mill. Marv that worked for Mrs. Latham pi ns. i all at 109 S F'orence Yt NTED st American dining room girt. 703 N Santa Fe. Wanted Help Female. mrl'an baby d an for general ho-ise- ,1M girl in trouble or In need of a friend apply to Salvation Army Home. 3918 West minster Phono (9tt EARN I2 weekly spare time writing for newspapers magailnes Exp unnec d ta Is free Press Syndicate 13' St Louis Mo WANTrD An English speaking young Mex ican woman Must be a good laundress for two or three days weekly Apply 3013 Bliss. WOMBN sell guaranteed hosiery to wearer Salary J full time. See an hour spare time. ...... ..nH4.wv nnneceseary. Inter- t national Mills. Dept. 40. Norrhown. Ta. WANTRD CASHIER. Between the ages of S and Si one witn department store experience preferred Reply giving detail information as to age salary, experience referenced Ad dress 3(7 care Herald J- Sitnations Wanted Male. 'irvTER WORK Porches, garages, re- ?" Urg - - U Jf-; ?,"" .,.,. .i, . aatiha u an miu -- w . clerk in Arlaona. New Mexico or Colorado, fourteen years experlenee Ad- dree. r. d Roach. M North Richardson. Roawell J. M . Ncw MiL JT either groceries A-s furnishi-. i.o-.tTlKS, LSIWS: clre Herald. u.wtrd-b, reliable man position Ts , trouble shooter with small telephone change, age 23. bt of references. inreo '. years experience Write quick. Address j M B. MS14 Teague. Texas. Sitnaliont Wanted Female. .VJUING done Phone lsSZ. D WORK white woman. Phone T M. " ' POSITION as housekeeper ny reimea si- Icar woman. Addr B. 112. care Herald. JKA-KD I 7 I 1 Herald. WANTED Cooking and general housework bv c olored woman. Address B. ISO, care Herald. I w.nLW, ., l. .. .- Btnnm. , wanu work cooking and housekeepiBg. Good Ret 7145 R ' lOOC. lady wa.u poslUon a. saleslady. K v. 1H anritsf.e feftvt. had ene-tence in drr goods, also gro- cirUs. can do most any kind of work. Have leference letters. Phono 1387. Wanteil Money. WANTED MONEY J See for 2 years. IoiI security Will pay IS per cent- Address Y. 3. Herald. Wanted Real Estate. If yoa Just mast sen to ral money. Phone (13, we have the buyer and money too. Mr. Head. Park W. Pitman Realty Co. 5K-S0T Two Republics Bldg- Wanted to Rent WANTED Furnished room and use of yard to keep horse Address C. 17 care Herald. WVVTED HOUSES FOR RENT furnlahed aad unfuralahed. Have 2( calls a day Jt4 Mesa. CREEL REALTY. CO 5t7. Wanted Bids. SPECIVI. NOTICE SEE CHANGE OF DATE BELOW. THE COMMISSIONERS COrRT OF JUNE St. 1818. PISSED N ORDER CIIVNGING DVTE OF OPENING BIDS ON THE FUR nrire and nwrRR FOR THE NEW COURT HOUSE AND JUL FROM JULY 1. 1918, TO JULY SS. 1016. VT 10 O'CLOCK A. 31. j1.1. iuiiuitn.s riJlli . slV, I - ERNED ACCORDINGLY BOl D. BYRNUM. COUNTY AUDITOR. BIDS FOR FURNITURE AND FECTUBES FOR THE NEYT COURT HOUSE. Bids will be received at the office of the undersigned la the court house at El Paso, Texas, aatll It oclock a. m. July 25. 19K. far all wood, marble and steel furniture and equipment and for the electric light fixture for the new court house. Jail and audlter lum. For floor plans for wood aad marble wors a deposit of ten dollars wfll b required. AB specifications and conditions may be obtained at the auditor's office. Roy D Bimra. County Auditor. NOTICE is hereby gnen that sealed bids will tM received n the Morenct Mine Mill and Smeltermeas Union No 3 A. S. F of L. until 12 oclock a. m. JuIt Xt 191. for the erection of a Union Hall building, a seeordaace with Diana and specifications BOW oa file la the office of the secretary of said union. Sealed bids tor this work mast he la accordaace with the plans aad speel- fteatlaM oa file In the office of the secre tary of said union- All Dros man oe ac mmhsIsI bv a certified check drawn up on a bank la the state of Arizona, tn the sum of It per cent of such bid as a guar antee that such bidder will enter into a con tract for the performance of the work Up on acceptance the bidder shall enter Into a contract and shall give bead In the sum of the amount of such bid condltlonea to per form the conditions of said contract when Address all bids, and make all certified checks payable to secretary or sara umou- n. .mA tsM.lfWssttnna mav be Obtained from the secretarv of said union. A deaostt of SSt will be required for each vet of plana and spoclfleatioBs. which will be retaraed to the contractor, when plans aad sascrtiea tloaa returned. The said unlea reserves the right to reject any or all osas. s. m. rratier. Rax 284. Moreaet Ariz. Wanted Miscellaneoiu. MACHINERY Southwestern Wrecking Co. YT VNTED Second hand clothing. Will pay highest cash prices, pnoae iv YY ANTED to buy a safe and cash register. E. Klein Il S El Paso St YY VNTED hixty to ninety horse power en gine crude oil burner preferred, can us engine burning naphtha or kerosene, must be In first class condition and cheap. Address H. C Glover geaeral delivery. O Paso. T.xaa . For Rent Houses Frirnished. sM VLL furnished house Phone S348 J. FIVE room house furnished. Phoa 4(91 J. FIVE room furnished house 711 N Oregon SIT tt. PVRT OK ALL of furalshed cottage. Phone 5913. THREE room furnlahed cottage, Ttl N. Saa tt, Fe St In rear six room furnlahed home, good location, close la Phone 42t3 W. FOR RENT Nicely furnished 5 room bun galtw I4t 1312 Noble. Phoae 7129 WELL furnished home splendid view large aliening porch. Phone 7(73. &MALL modern brick, sleeplag porch High land Park Phone 17S( J THREE rooms glassed sleeplag porch. High land Park. Phoae 4919 NEW bungalow. Manhattan Heights four rooms and sleeping porch, completely fur nlshed. Phoae (27( M. FOR RENT 4 room furnished bunga! w Just off Magoffin Ave walking dlstan e Rer uced to 339 mo Phone 10:3 lOR RENT a room cottage furnished ultb I sleeping porch, also furnlsnel r ,oms rhun, Ktt from 19 to 11. and 7 to IOK RENT 4 room bururalo sleeping porch. J extra large porches particularly well ventilated and attractively famtshed. 3(24 Mountain Ave Phone (912 A FOR RENT In Grandvtew furalshed 3 room frame cottage with sleeping porch reasonable Ft B'tss car to FT, Boulevard stat'on l block north. 2;t Grand Ave For Rent Houses Unfrirnished. sEY EN room house Phone 58(1 J SIV room house, modern, rent 325. 3419 San Jose St, Phoae (537 M 7IIKEE rooms, bath, sleeping porch, yard. 317 St 1798 E Mo, Phone HI9 W BOX HOI sE. . room and sleeping porch. :il2 louisiille St. Phoae 2524 MODERN buniil w 5 rooms, bath and sleeping porch. Phone 2124. For Rent Houses UnfnrnijDei 1T)R BENT Thre house J12 .0 Ph ne 485 s ep sg prch. IOK KEM room house CC 2C "V-TiSila, HS Phone -3. WATJID Cast off clothing, ail kinds, magasinea. Phone Salvation Army roit KENT Three room brick. No sWk of children. 15 Pm 48 FOR KKNT Two til a now 4 room i:g lows. low ren in txil parties Phone st FTRNISUED or unfurnished, half of house, rios In on Montana permanents. Phone 1'sl W FOR RENT M l--n Alta lsta 33ft l-ae. Phone 82 i room bunga. w, H. E Kil-u-n i . JOR RENT -Modern 4 room brick W J s eeplng por h go.wi front and bak yari and shade trees Phone 1978, or call 3109. Mr Diego TOR RENT. Two new 4 roo-n rmrgaiows. mod TO, g'aaed. ad screened p rhes jxe each. MrKKE BROS. :08 Mills Bldg Ph-ine 4149. T7VFTRNI-SHED nOCsEFOR RENS 18S Mrntana !. .... J i 2801 Sacntmnto St. - Douglas C Crowleyy gency 224 Mills Bldr Fbone S'3. FOR RENT BY HAWKINS BROS. 2 R anartment 705 Artsona. 32A.CIII 3 R. brick J9t Tu a- aa 110 t R brick. 271 Wvomlng . . . 29 ' R brick 351 Btsbee 23 CO I 4 R. brick 1998 MonUm fSCal 5 R. Mick 317 Bliss . V.v 5 R hrir-k 1521 Boulevard 3 s R hrlrk lilt Mutton (lease) 3" '1 5 R. brick 3228 Bliss. . 3-.C91 a n- Kptic 1 . Diaz 4 R. brick 380 . Douglas . S.Jij 1C R. brick 1137 Magoffin TS.C3 We want your buSTBess. SPECIAL RENTAL DEPKTSrENT HAWKINS DROH. service to the best In the city Rental (Separtmes la charge of experienced experts only Tour busmen attended to as though It was our business. Ce these prompt and efficient experts to attend to your eollee' ons. Tour roaage solicited. Hawkins Bros. Phone SSOO. V For Rent Apartments Ffgiaslied tYLEXANDBLV apartments Tn ne r43 FURNISHED r.partment 1'7 West Missouri.! THE DWYER. 4ts5 W. Boulevard. Ph. 4SW. APTS. with sleeping porches. 211 E. Brv0.j GEORGETTE APIS, two rooms, kltehene bath. 711 N Stanton. FURNISHED APT. 330. (11 West SE-TJ Phone SS4C DEYlTn APTS. J and 4 room, private bat Phcno 118t NICE cool three room apartment cose ins Phone 8485. THREE rooms sieeatag porch Phtue 5837 M. and bat TWO room apt. 31: and 115. Phono 3523 llic san ABTOBUs. MARGUERITE apartments, computet?-1 atshed. summer rate, .f none ij,;. ATTRACTIVE two room sleeping pen bath. Very cheap. Phone (als. Ttvn end tare room Ants. lights llnea furnished, rent reasonab.e. Ph. 24'? ST. REGIS APTS. 4tc E- Mo. dose in. very modern. Ph. TYY O rooms, apartments, new y furnished." cics in. Phone 7972. COOL APTS. aad rooms. Phone 4t9 summer rata TWO rooms K EI Paso. and kitchener, reascaab,. W VNTED A business woman apartment. Phono rt to zharf ADELANTE hotel 111 N Kansas, one ro kitcheaet aad bath. J BEAUTIFUL 1 room apt cheap 111 Montana. summer rar- SMALL furnished apartment, summer ra-i Hotel Lockis. rhone SttS. THE HOWELL furnished apt. with Jeeptns porch. Si 4 Wear Missouri. TWO rooms, kitcheaet, sleeping porch, bat) 13t3 Wyoming. THE FENNELL vacant Jn-v 1st ST apartment, private bath, hot watrr.'Uecp ins iivrva. ... ks. . ' FOR BENT Two and thre room, apart meets. Nicely furnlahed in private tain. Phtae 7tl8. THREE laxze rooms, front apartment pr vate bath, walking distance, cheap to perl maaent party fnaae eitz DE LUVE For i rent furnished ap 1012 Oregon. Phoae tot!, also furnished rooms with private bath. THREE room furnished apartment "Spr4 vate all modern conveniences, fr nt an4l back porches, bath. 711 Octavta. Pfa.no 1VH. J FURNISHED apartment, private resideacN I three rooms, bata. sleeping porcn. snaay 1 vard, suitable for quiet- 1100 Stantsn, BEAUTIFULLY furnished 1 roomed meat, bath and sleeping porch, close Phone 2(21 3 11 HEN visiting Lea Angeles stop at Frame Arts, corner 9th and Hoover Sts beanteu. ;y rumiaheu. mooera. uptoaate, ciose in. izxisa 32t to I4t an apt. TWO or three raons furnished apartcaecs 1 for rent la nice home at 904 Lp a. Water. J phone and liirhts. Sleeping porch 3 frO or I 8X5 per month. FOR RENT Elegantly furnished zpaTSttcn i tiatil s,ept ' walking dts'anre rVenl reasonable to r, sponsible peon e referen 1 leqclred. Xppn 9 N Stanton. IBS MONTVNA, 917 Montana St fzc Houston nark. - choice apt fur part -0.1 people One large aad one sma.er apt. ruratsneu. witc brand new rurai'ure or oa famished. None toe er or nicer Reasonab,! rate. See j-rltr FOR RENT. Exquisitely f urn. shed apartmeets. 4 rr sms, bath and large sleeping poreh " be' ets. nlsMngs complete In every detai JaC-ic liaen. close la rates 335 to 3 3 room apartments, partly furrshed cTjsu la. rate 315 to 317 St 2 room apartments, famished or unfur nished, thoroughly modern - se a Mcdern house, i rooms bath asd e!ee-.C rorch. 2119 E. Rto urande J3 Lay Realty Trust Co. Phone 3515 4v - Tj- a. I For Rent Apartments Unfnriuslie6!. TWO room apartment for rest, S E. Secoad. M. THREE roam anartment ui'uralshed will furnish tor desirable tenant. Ph. .liij FRONT apartment Phone list 32 21 A cxas&rtj TYYO Apt, close t-t 4 room and sli?r; ssMftsM tsz rK. 9( ONE new 4 room apartment. wa.zung dial tance. Phone 29(9 THE LUCERNE Corner Cample' anl Boulevard. 1 room, apartment 340 Scugu C Croweil. Agent. TWO new rorr - apartments 4 tv 3 -rg ,: air alazea n rearoont i r. r - s. Pnone :4 l.MlKMsiitii fur room apart r en i" baths and sleeping orchea. o I (. sirable U'xe I a aad front ar "Vver I.II.n ...onrh H r ti r anemse mn.fVj ' I-osnect Ph-ine !..) FOR RENT 4 room unfurnished apartr-ent, 3 s and 317 50 per month l pny fr nlshed 4 Toom apartment 320 Clean aewly papered aid pa ed street, well ventilated, goud nch Bssrhood. Bailey Land Co. it Mesa Ave. Apartments Fnrnished & UnfnrnSskec MOOYI, kitchenette sleeping i - b anl Fhcae 5151 ff ill Mo TYYO unfurnished apt, sleeping pcrch-l also one rurnlahed. Apply Janitor b3( W ?f FOR RENT APARTMENTS FURNISHED AND FURNISHED AUSTIN APARTMENTS. Virginia street near San Antoc a new era and aanltary Two, three and four Q Price reasonable J j W. H. Anstra. I First National Bank B.dr 1 195 N Oregon St. Ph so 41