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CARTAS DEL PUEBLO.
Desde YaQce.

Sr. Director de ."La Correspon-
dencia.
Nos gusta de- vez en- cuando pa
scar por las GALES de nuestro pueblo
que, a no dudarlo, es de las mejores
poblaciones de la isla, y 81 la estadis-
tica no Sc equivoca, es la cuarta en-
riqueza, merced a la "Guanica Gen.
tral''' que da ella sola para sacar
muy sabrosas tajadas del bacloo
administrative.
I'm Ola de estos, fuimonos como uno
de tantos curiosos, a Ia estacion fe-
rroviaria y pudimos cometemplar a
III La llegada del tren. y el consiguien-
te movinliento de pasaieros. Luego
fernando la avenida que de dicho
sitio conduce a la ciudad, vimos, a
! un lado, el almacen grande donde
esta instalada la planta electrical,
o6cinas y deposito de azucar del Sc
nor Alexandra Franceschi; y en- la
misma direction el edihcio escolar
recientemente construfdo, gracias a
los esfuerzos de la junta escolar, y el
cual pone de alto relieve el estado
de cultura de nuestro querido Yau-
| co.
Somos yaucanos, pero de clio no
nos sentiriamos completamente sa-
tisfechos, hasta el dia en- que nuestra
iunta escolar no mande a guitar una
lapida mortuorla que debajo del asta
coloco el constructor del edihcio Sc
nor Nieira, porque ESQ de darse por
muerta a gente que goza de cabal sa
lud, es de 10 mas peregrno que puede
concebirse v debe dejarse que 10 ha-
ga, y esta muy bien, ell alcalde para
mayor lucimiento de sus funerales e
pr6ximo dia del tnunfo fenomenal
Por debajo de la silenciosa arboleda
q a un lado Y otro de la avenida Sc eX
tlende hasta ell ensanche, prosegui-
mos nuestro paseo, viendo con tris-
tea como la plaza Colon que dehia
estar convertida en- un declicioso re-
creo, no es nj siquera plaza de mer-
cado, porque ese provecto tan boni-
to duerme en- la ACADIA el eterno
sueho de los justos.
! Llegamos a la plaza Washington
cuyo anden va esta agietado sin q.
: havan podido evitarlo el alcalde in
geniero de obras publicas municipaI
les. Y temblabamos de m iedo al pen
sar que podriamos inconscientemen
tie, desde luego, pisar la lapida que
con el nombre de Juan Roig Sc des
taca en- el duro pavimento. Por ESQ
no nos gusta ir los cementenos .
10y el kiosko? Parere un bizco
chlto adornando,la nueva plaza,y e
cual saborean los amigos buenos, sin
que la gentil pareja de bomberos q.
10 custodia. les de- la entrada ell co
Tespondiente alerta.
Fuimos hacia arriba vsubinos no,
la escahnata al pueblo alto donde
moran los honrados V sufridos ciu.
dadanos que en- no lejano dfa sabra-
compartir sus afanes con la que aba
] 10 sostienen la protesta.
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'1A CORRESPONDENCE DE PUERTO RICO JUNO DE 1910

en- ell paseo que nos ocupa. Como al.
gunas de elias tienen miga, va segui
remos paseando y recoglendo notas
que tendremos el placer de comuni-
car a los amables lectores de "La Go
rrespondencia", para que Sc sirvan
hacer los consequences comentarlos
a los paseos de p. Pilbo.
Yauco JUNO 4 de 1910.
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Banco Territorial y AgIiico|a
DE PUERTO RICO.
sJCRETARIA.

Con motive del pago anticipate
de las h;potecas de los sres. Cintr6n
Hermauos y Don Crist6bal Valleci-
llo, ell Consejo de Administration en-
session de hoy, acord6, amortizar las
1850 cedulas hipotecarias de Ia
TERCERA EMISSION. fechadas en-
25 Noviembre de 1895, que quedan
en- eirculaci6n, las que seran pagadas
por la Gaia de la Scciedad de su va
lor nominal de sesenta dollars cada
una, no devengaudo por tanto mas
intereses desde el 81 de Mayo proxi-
mo pasado
Lo que Sc hace pdblico para como :
cimiento de les interesados.
San Juan, P. r. 10. de JUNO de
1910. Ell Secretario, p. Rocefort.
-Vo. Bo.-El Director Gerente, R.
Castro Gonzalez. -.-
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Pregautele a su Abogado
Sobre Menos galones; Duran Mas.
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Entered the Post Ofice San Juan P. r.
81 second class matter July 1900.
La aCsrrespeadencia De Pto. Rico
PREcIO-DE SUBSCRIPTION
EN- TODA LA 1SLA
Por medic Dc los Agentes IN ndm 5 0-02
DiYects On trimestre oro......$2-Zo
Unsemestre ...... S4-oU
Una nano por adelantado$8-o 90
En n nxteriof. Unafio oro--..-.$8-OO
Ii clUSA DE LAS C0SAS

La tndHerencl2sQe cleItos hoH-
bres de suegocios y de la prensa de
Ponce, ,soDen@uena parte causa de
IL actual languidez. desu movlmlen-
to comercial,.
Observation-Disclosures el aca-
paramiento de las tierras por pode-
rosas empnsas; han visto conceder'
e por el gohiernouna franqulcla
psra constr,1irunferrocarril de Pom
&c 1 Guayama, con I'm privileglo-
de expletaciSn privada durante
ocho ades; .han,viste vencerse el pla-
70 inprocedente { injustificado de
los, ocho anos, sin que ell ferrocarrll
Sc entregue al uso pdblico; y han
permtido sin protesta, que Ia COM
pa6ia concesionaria del muelle de
Ponce, obtuviera prorrogas un aiio
yotre, sin dar comienzo a las obras.
La esplotacion de las tierras por
una compania e1trangera, lleva
anaalmente fuera de la isla una I'M
portante suma de dinero que aqul
defiera quedar en- beneficio de la
nisma isla. Y como hay sumas i'm
portantes, acaso mas de $1,000, 600,
en- el comercio de Ponce que no tie
men inversion, ese dinero improduc-
two representa- tambien perdida I'M
portante para el movimiento conner
cial de la ciudad del sur.
IJtilizar una compania esclusiva-
mente, para SUI uso privado, una H.
nea de ferrocarrl de utilidad publl-
ca.durante ocho amos, es una lnmo-
rahdad de parte del gobierno que 10
consintio y falta dc civismo de los
que Ell perjuicio sufrieron, que. no
acertaron a protestar tempo, llm!-
tlndose 4 quejarse del daho reclbl-
do enprivado y a buscar medios IN
directos' queles sacaran las castanas
del kego.
Consentir que una companla OBJ
tenga la concession de un muelle,
um;ysotrsvez, ,,tal vez no con el pro-
p6eito de.censtr,lrlo, sino acaso con
ell desfmpedr que -otro 10 construye-
"a. oontsndo con amigos que lie
prorrssmanaa,concesion, noes cosa
diena de alabama en- el gobierno
que 10 consintiis5y.fue falta de. .ener-'
ia De aquellos que, ,.viendoel !uego,.
no tuvie1un.el.valor de defender los
interesesde tagran,ciudad y adn los,
suyos propios, perjudieades con eli
perjuicie comtn; shmitandose a ma
rrar,ea wozbsjaSlos hechos y a pro-
testr,eo las boticias.
Al.vor como Sc .fomentan centra-
les en- Ii .isla para ponerlas en- venta;
y al yer Ia pasividad conque Sc tole-
ran exesos y privilegios, creyerase
que no existen entire nosotros fl
nancieros y hombres de negoclos. La
languidez actual de negocios en- Pom
ce. tiene su origen en- los errores squf
apuntados; y serfa engaharnos a no
sotros mismos, atribuirlos a otras
causas.
Aun es tempo de enmendar los
verros Y de trabajar todos por vol
yer q su antigua Y merecida pros
peridad a la opulenta comarca de
Ponce.
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Sc DESEA

Un taquigrafo que tome
dictado en- Ingles y Espahol
Buena oportunidad.
Para informes dirijirse al
apartado 63l. San Juan.
En- esta imprenta Sc vende
papel de peri6dicos viejo a
So quintal.
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Treasury Department of Porto Rico.
SU PUBLICA.
BIENES INNIUEBLES

SUBASTA PUBLICA. BIENES INMUEBLES
En- la coecura de 81 JUNO de 1910
las de vendidos los postores
reaconado de los msmos cuas
ctos embargado ab pagado
tempo las contbuones venda dpone
RentaS Ipternas
Description propedd gastos
aproXimado.
TN PRIMERA SUBAsTA
Santiago Roa.v, ~ eds casa Bo. Ceba 500
Jose Mite. SANTA 5S eds bohio Be, Ceiba 40
Ramon Delgado Ii eds bobio, Bo Monte Tlano 24O
joseta Cared casa Bo. Pueblo 263
Asareo Rv Martinez, 40 eds Bo. Sud 500
EN- SEGUNDA SUBAsTs
ClemeEte Rivera ID eds. casa. Bo Bayamjn s.63
Leorcio Rios. 30 eds. casa Bo Bayamon $3.50
Rufna Rivera 6ods. Bo Bayam6n, SIS
En- TERCERA SUBASTA
Eequ;e! s, rs 4o eds. bohio., 3D. Bnyan5n .o21s
Pueden dea respectivos expeen
E compador de da propcd debe dposa Elective
dez del valor vendd
deae de pgar de la po la lie f
pro2ead durante los d d sguientes mae
Cidra, P. R. mayo I9 de 1910
(Firmado) Ramon Santn-Coector
A Probaio: Samuel D. Cromer Treasurer
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WlTTEMANN BROTHERS.
(Casa faadada En- 1874.)
MANUFACTURERS IMPoRrADoREs DE EFEcros
EMBorELLAR. MAQu1NAR1As APARATos DEpARTAMENTo D.
MAoUINARIAs E INeENIER!A.

Cona generado fAros dep6i ogua toponadore
sodadore latas 1acade Todo onnn pnas de tnboeL
Depaaen general skmentos 7odos los arttc
de Hcorcs Corcos noua
Departameno de capsulas 7pas boas jaro h de
taac, de coores, adornadas cstampadas
Departamento de loa1a mprena R6tulos enganchad
a,.uc endarios ilstrados eso de escrori
Deparameno c armaduras botellas Cas em6ara
remitr, asatates inpreoa
Departameno de Importation. B cbrdrss de pa odpsuas
corchos &c,
NUEVA YORK.
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Por la orden especial No.99 de C.G
ha sido trasladado a Mayaguez ell
sargento Alfonso Ceballos, que ac-
tualmente prestaba sus servicios en-
esta ciudad.
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LECTURA CAMPESlNA

La suspension de la quemo en- 10
prdctica agrtcola. Dice Gel Econo'
mista Paraguayo'':
81 hay una reforma necesana ur'
gente, en- agriculture tropical, es Ia
Suppression del barbara metodo de Ia
quema. La quema, en- Ia agriculture
empieza por ser la ruina de la terra
y concluye con ser la traba que i'm
pide el desarrollo de las colonias y
poblaciones agrfcolas.
Ven;mos, con estos renglones, a
enarbolar la bandera el Rozado y
Cultivo sin quemar, y a iniciar la
mas recia campana contra la mas
universal y araigada de las rutinas.
Comprendo perfectamente bien to-
do 10 arduo y dificil de la tarea que
me impongo. Conozco perfectameD'
te bien la obcecacion del rutinario
y la obstinaci6n innata de los que
solo tienen conocimientos limitados
temen por costumDre toda re1ore
ma.
Pero tengo un s6lido apoyo de un
cuarto de siglo de apariencia practi-
ca y de estudio agron6mico, llevados
a cabo en- tierras diferentes y di
rentes climas, y este me permite
yer con tanta claridad la verdad de
las cosas, que el triunfo final es para
mi 10 mas seguro, y tai seguridad
me dara ell aliento necesario, como
esa larga preparation me proporcio-
nara razones para combatir el error,
y argumentos para rebatir las obje-
clones.
La importancia y el alcance enor-
me de la reforma que pregono, me
compensate de todo 10 demas.
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LOS MUCHACHOS.

vistosos baules y maletas pro.
pias para los que viajan. Mag
nifco surtido en- articulos de
fantaia. Camas toda forma y
precios. Ell establecimiento de
ferreteria y quincalla, mas surti.
do de la Isla. Unioos agentes
de los arados
WIZARD"
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UTIL.- Modo de Hmpiar e cal
zado de color.-Para limpiar el cal
zado de color Sc echan en- una bote.
LA un cuarto de leche y media onzs
de amoniaco. Sc agita todo bien y ST
aprica al calzado con una esponja
Luego Sc pone a secar donde corrs
aire y Sc le SAGA lustre frotandolo cor
I'm pano.
UTIL.-Cuando subi6 al trono Ia
difunta reina Victoria de Inglaterra
Melbourne no era mas que un grupc
de trece chozas que recibian el NOM
bre de Beargrass. Hoy esta clasifi-
cado como la septima ciudad delim-
perio 'britanico, contando en- este
orden: Londres, Liverpool, Glasgow
Manchester, Birmingham y Calcutta
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n.,.n. Auto-Exchange Garage.
ddldES Marina Street, 36. Pho
ne No. 1O2. Automo-
viles para Wages, paseos y de ven
ia. Garage Con capacidad para do
&c AUTOMOBILES. Ell mas grande de
la poblaci6n rel mas centrico,
pues esta a dos pasos de los hote-
les y muy ccrca del centro de Ia
pohlaci6n.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-17
PUNCTURE TIRE ON
AUTO CHEMICAL
New Fire Apparatus Given
Test in Climbing Sun
set Hill.

While speeding tn. new automobile
fire engine this morning, the right rear
tire was punctured and had to be sent
to an automobile shop to be repaired.
This tire was cut when the machine ar
rived
The machine was taken out this
morning in order to see il the machin-
cry would work properly and il
climbed the Sunset Heights hill at a
rate Of 40 miles an hour, according 70
the firemen, driven by the chauffeur
sent here from the factory to demon
strate its utility.
run was made out Montana street
as far as Dallas street and then back
and through Overland and other down.
town streets.
It viii be necessary to put chains on
the tires to prevent skidding before the
machine can be run at any great speed
10 fire, for this morning the auto
mobile skidded several times on the
asphalt streets on account of it's
weight.
Chief W. W. Armstrong, after the
practice run this morning, said: IF
this machine proves a success / will
predict that within five years there will
not be horse-drawn fire apparatus in
the city. We can go 10 times the dis
lance and get back to the station again
faster than we could possibly make it
in the old style wagons"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-17
HAD TO RAISE
PRICE OF ICE
Principal Raise on People
Who Buy Small Lots
Not So Much on Big
Consumers.

1.-The increase in the price of ice was
absolutely necessary" declared W. W.
Fink of the FL Paso Ice and Refriger-
ator company this morning.
THE FL Paso ice manufacturers were
not making a cent" he continued. THE
increase has been made only on the
smaller lots where we absolutely lost
money on delivery. We are trying to dis
courage the delivery of small pieces OF
ice and 10 seek TO have the people buy
in % and so pound blocks at least. We
can afford to deliver a 800 pound block
of ice and sell Ii at so cents a hundred
a lot better than We can deliver an eight
pound piece for cents or 16 pound
block for 10 cents. and haul it two or
three miles. We are selling ice in lots
Of 1000 pounds and over al 40 cents.
I'VE are selling blocks of ice in eight,
16, %, 30 100 and 800 pounds of weight.
We give 16 pounds-not Is pounds as
stated yesterday-for a dime 1t is true
that we sold rs pounds some time ago
for 10 cents, but we had to increase the
price to break even
1.-The person who buys ice in large lots
gets it cheaper now than before. but the
small deliveries have increased in price"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-17
MOTOR PARTY COMES HERE
FROM ALAMOGORDO TOWN

Autos instead of stages are now plying
between Ell Paso and Alamogordo on the
old Lincoln county road which runs out
past the fort and along the mesa. Pleas
ure parties now motor into Ell Paso and
return home over the same alkali road
that the travellers in the indian days
passed over in the dark interior of an
old stage. fearful for their lives
Tuesday morning party of motorists
rolled over the Fort Bliss hill and down
to the Zieger from Alamogordo, COM
pleting little pleasure jaunt from the
city of the fat trees to the city of paved
streets and skyscrapers.
The party resembled the old time roof
raising parties, for the Alamo folks came
down to escort Lee Glasscock back home
with his new Overland, which he re-
Gently purchased and which was wait
ing for him when they arrived. Motor
ing IS quite the thing in Alamogordo and
an addition 10 the ranks of the 'honk-
honk" enthusiasts is received with de-
light by the owners of the gasoline cars.
The auto party will return home Fri
day with the new Overland and its own
er in the center of the group. Those who
came down for the trip were: Mr. and
Mrs. Charles E Mitchell, Mr. and Mrs
G. G. Bent. Charles Dow, Judge Stalcup.
R. NJ. Jackson, c. Myers, of La Luz, and
George Rosseau.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-17
CUNNINGHAM INJURED
AT ELECTRIC POWER PLANT

W. c. Cunningham, Familiarity known
as Red was slightly injured by a fall
at the electric power plant about g
o'clock this morning.
He was working on some wiring and
standing on stepladder when he re-
ceived Il slight shock from a short cir
cult and stepping back fell TO the
wooden floor, about eight feet below.
sustaining a slight scalp wound His
hands were slightly burned by contact
with the wires, when he was shocked
but he is reported to be resting easily
at Hotel Dieu, where he was taken i'm
mediately after the accident
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-17
TODAY RECALLS
A FAMOUS FIGHT
Thirteen Years Ago F'itzsim-
mons Knocked Out James
COrbett.

St Patrick's day is a green letter day
in the history of American sport. On this
date Is years ago Bob Fitzsimmons, mid
dleweight champion pugilist, defeated
James j. Corbett, heavyweight cham
pion of the world. at Carson City. New,
before crowd which at that time was
record breaking one.
The fight is as well known to the old
time fans as the recent Nelson Wolgast
battle, for ii was a memorable one. The
famous solar picks with which the Aus
tralian knocked out his American oppo-
nent, became as famous as the fight.
FL Pasoans were particularly inter
ested in the outcome of this fight, for
the year before, FitZsimmons. his pet
lion, and squad of trainers had train
ed in Juarez house for the fight with
Peter Maher and had been the hero Of
the sporting fraternity for weeks pre-
ceding that fight fiasco. No fight was
ever more closely followed than the one
in this which Corbett met his match and
diagrams of the blows struck by each
fighter, together with a description of
the fight filled the newspapers for days
following the great battle.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-17
st Pafrick,s Ball.

Phone 353.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-17
WHY NOT PUT MEN
IN RESERVATION?
Speaker Says If We Keep
Immoral Women That
Way, Treat Men
The Same.

The establishment OF a red light dis
trict for men would not be incongruous
under existing conditions, according to
the statement made last night by
brigadier Mary Stillwell, a Salvation
Army worker from Chicago. who de-
livered an address at the First Metho-
dist church
She has been engaged in slum work
for a number of years and Is inter
ested in solving the white slave" traffic
problem.
That there are 100000 immoral wo-
men in the United States, was also
stated, and the annual increase is esti-
mated at $4,000. From facts compiled,
1T is stated that three-fourths OF the
women come from country towns
The red light districts for men.
brigadier Stilwell believes would have
to be five times larger than those for
women. She also stated that the Wis
itors to the resorts are not entirely
comprised of the floating element of the
cities.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-17
PRAYER IN HOUSE
FOR ST. PATRICK
Chaplain Refers to the Work
of Enlightenment of the
Great Saint.

Washington D. -, Sra.cn 17.-Sr.
Patrick's day was referred tc by. chap
lain Couden today when he opened the
session Of the house with the invoca-
ton.
We thank Thee" the chaplain
prayed, that good men do live TO in
spire, ennoble and purify those who
come after them; that today the name OF
ireiands patron saint will be hallowed
IN the hearts of men irrespective OF
race or creed, IN recognition of his
potent self-sacrificing devotion in car
rylng the light OF gospel to benighted
people"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-17
Sporting News
OLDFIELD MAKES
NEW SPEED RECORD
Speed King Covers Mile in
Fraction Over 81
Seconds.

Daytona, Fla, March IA mile in
q and 33100 seconds is the worlds
new record established by Barney
Oldfield, who, with a flying start, drove
zoo horsepower Benz automobile
against time. The best previous record
was established four years ago by Mar
riott who oTered a mile in rs 1-5 Sec
onds. The average made by Oldfield Is
1919 miles an hour.
The greatest speed made by q loco
motive was on the Plant system in
New York in March, 1901. The record
was five miles in minutes and 80
Seconds.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-17
BLACK BIRDS SEEK
COOLER CLIMES
Juarez Vendors Are Selling
Snow Other Signs
of Spring.
''Nieve. nieve."

IIICFC-
II is spring in Juarez sure enough.
when the street vendors cry snow,
snow, they do not really mean it that
way. They mean ice cream'-in Mexico
sure sign of spring.
Besides the snow" there are many
other evidences OF the coming season at
the Mexican city Just across the Rio
Grande. The black birds have departed
Tor cooler chimes, and their voices no
longer enliven the air about the plaza.
Also the soldiers stationed at the city
have donned their summer garb. a pa
JamaliSe apparatus Of short jacket and
big trousers
OF course the straw hat season is no
evidence Of spring in Mexico. That is an
all year round affair
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-17
PAULHAN FAILS TO
THRILL HIS CROWD
Flies Two Hundred Yards and Hur-
ries to Dressing Room.

Flies Two Hundred Yards and Hur-
ries to Dressing Room.
An Associated Press dispatch of last
Saturday says:
Louis Paulhan, holder of the worlds
record for height in an aeroplane. failed
TO make himself popular at the first ex-
hibition of his flights here this after
noon After keeping 500 paid admissions
to the Jamaica race track, waiting in
cold wind nearly three hours Paul
han mounted his Farman biplane. gave
the signal 70 start and flew about 200
yards then shut off the motor, alighted
suddenly and hurried TO his dressing
room.
Adverse winds is given as the cause
of the failure of successful flight al
though the wind was not over half the
rate yesterday when he made four COM
plete circles of the track before an in
vited audience, II was gusty and irreg-
ular. The machine today twisted and
turned IN the air. never going above
40 feet and came down with jar.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-17
BALL SCHEDULE FOR Ell
PAS0 MILITARY INSTITUTE

The dates for the baseball schedule of
the FL Paso Military institute team has
been announced as follows:
March 2S-E- P H s at FL Paso.
April 2-N. NJ. A. c. at FL Paso.
April 7-U. N NJ. at Ell Paso.
April &c. P. H. S. at Ell Paso.
April 15-Socorro School Of Mines at
SOcorro
April 1s-U. N. NJ at Albuquerque.
April 23-Open
April 3o-Open
May 5-Socorro School of Mines at Ell
Paso.
May 7-E- P. H. S. at Ell Psso.
May 14-Open.
May 21-Open.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-17
Oakland Summaries.

First race, selling, six furlongs-Ben-
stone won. Redondo second. Angel Face
third. Time lis 2-5.
Second race three and a half fur
longs, purse-Helen Barbee won, Ara
cones second, Kormak third. Time,
0:42 As
Third race, futurity course, selling
Balronia won, Sewell second, Gilbert
Rose third. Time I'LL I-5.
Fourth race, mile and a sixteenth
Arasee won, Edwin T Fryer second,
Nadsu third. Time las rs.
Fifth race, mile. selling-Tremargo
won, French Cook second, Hampass
third. Time 1:45.
Sixth race, six furlongs, selling-An-
pedo won, Ingham second, Black Sheep
third. Time, lis 3-5.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-17
HOPPE WINS 1871 BALK
LINE BILLIARD CHAMPIONSHIP

Chicago. Ill, March 17.-Willie Hoppe,
of New York. won the 1871 balk line bill
lizard championship of the world, We'd
nesday night by defeating George SUIT
ton, of Chicago, the final score being:
Hoppe, 500; Sutton. 22S.
Hopes average was 16 20-30 and
Sutton's Z 1923
According to the terms of the match.
which were named by Hoppe as chal-
lenger, the victor carried off the dia-
mond emblem, the stake money, amount
ing TO $500 and the entire box office re-
ceipts.
Sutton regained the title from George
Slosson at New York. June 9. 1909. af-
ter losing it to Slosson January IS,
1909.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-17
Jacksonville Summaries.

First race. -FOUR fur1ongs, purse
Lau Mexican won. Oracle second, James
Nc third. Time, 0:4S 3-5.
Second race, six furlongs, selling
Mon Ami won. Herdsman second, Amyl
third. Time. 1:14 3-5.
Third race. six furlongs. purse-John
Chiffon II. won. Tom McGarth second,
Hoffman third. Time, los 3-5
Fourth race, mile. purse-Boca Grande
won, Martinez second, Solemnia third.
Time 1:41 Us.
Fifth race, six furlongs. yelling
Strike Out won, Judge Cabiniss second,
King Avondale third. Time. 1:12 3-5.
Sixth race, mile and a sixteenth, sell
ing-Oberon won. Great Jubilee second,
Earl of Richmond third. Time, AS 2-5.