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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-04-27
TRYING To FIX WATER RATE FOR
THE CITY; CONFERENCES IN PROGRESS
Governor Sayers Says That
an Agreement May Be
Reached Tonight and Re
ported to Court Thursday.

Gov. Sayers. master in chancery IN
the water case; mayor Sweeney, city
engineer Todd. attorney w H. Burgess
for the water company; Capt w B.
Brack, representing the receiver; W.
E Anderson, general manager for the
water company and others Interested in
the water problem. have been closed all
day In the commissioners room Of the
third floor of the federal building in
ap endeavor TO reach an agreement as
to the proper and equitable adjustment
of rate to be charged for the water
service.
This adjustment is in compliance with
Judge T. s. Maxey's request that the
master in chancery make a supple
mentary report giving his recommends
lions as to the proper charges to De
made for the water service.
Governor Savers stated Wednesday
afternoon that the report would be
ready by midnight and would be sub
mitted to the court Thursday morn
ing
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-04-27
.ELKs PLAN BIC
BOOSTING TRIP
Business and Pleasure Tin
erary Includes Many
Eastern Cities and
Coast Resorts.

With New Orleans still wide eyed
and wondering from the visit Of the Ell
PaSo Shriners, the Ell Paso Elks are
planning a Southwestern special trip
TO the east the tour TO include Kansas
City, Chicago, Detroit, Niagara Falls,
New York City and other points
The railroad authorities have init
mated that If the Elks are able TO mus
ter as many as 200 people for the trip,
a low rate for transportation will be
made, and inasmuch as the Elks of Bis
bee, Douglas. Las Cruces and Tucson
are to be invited, it is believed that the
required number will be secured The
Elks plan to leave Ell Paso about July
5, and will be gone about three weeks.
attending the annual reunion at Detroit
meantime There was meeting of the
Elks committee Wednesday afternoon
to discuss the details OF the trip.
The boosting trip is to be enjoyed by
the wives of the Elks and it is expected
that a number of FL PasO women viii
60
The tour will be officially known as
''The Southwestern Special, and while
pleasure will be paramount. the special
win stop at stations for distribution of
literature and platform speeches from
Greely's text, Go West-by-South."
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-04-27
Is to Be on the Hill Above
the Payne Cottages Baby
Sanatorium to Be Located
Nearby.

C1oudcroft lodge will be located on
the top of the hill near the W. F. and
D. NJ. Payne cottages. between Panther
avenue and Corona place, In block 80,
OF the Cloudcroft reservation.
Engineer ]. L. Campbell, of the
Southwestern, architect Ottenheimer
and contractor Frank Powers have re-
turned from the mountains, where they
went TO stake out the ground plan OF
the new lodge. which is to replace the
old one, destroyed by fire last June.
The site of the new hotel is about
1900 feet from the site of the old one
on Chipmunk avenue, and is in loca-
ton which commands view of the
white sands, High Rolls. the White
mountains and the San Andres range.
The new lodge is located in the CEN
ter of the loop made by Panther avenue
and Corona place, and faces almost di-
rectly west, overlooking the snowy
white sands below Alamogordo valley.
The lights of the lodge can be seen
plainly from the main line railroad
at night. Although no definite an
nouncernent has vet been made regard
ing change in the mountain line, sur
veys have been made from point above
the present station TO the site or the
new lodge, with a view of putting
spur in to run to the door Of the hotel
when completed. The spur would run
around up ChautauqUa canyon
Contractor Frank Powers has ship
ped carload of material TO the noun
tains and will establish his camp at the
head of Chautauqua canyon
The site for the baby sanatorium,
which was also selected at the same
time the hotel was staked off, is to be
east OF the new hotel, across Swallow
place and facing the hotel This Will
make it convenient for parents having
sick children to stay at the hotel and
be near their babies in the sanatorium
In addition TO the work on the new
lodge and sanatorium, a number of new
cottages are being erected in the noun
tains. ". C. Rowe is having number
of cottages moved from Russia to the
Cloudcroft reservation, and is having
them rebuilt and given a rustic exterior
appearance by covering them with the
rough bark from the sawmills..
AT High Rolls a number of cottages
are being built, in addition to the new
So room hotel which will be ready for
use this season. The Cloudcroft Com
mercial company is also building q
large store in North Cloudcroft, in
preparation for the rush which is eX-
pected this summer.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-04-27
sTOCkYARDs HURT
NOBODY, he SAYS
Alderman Blumenthal Saws
on the Contrary They
Benefit City.

The Cameron stockyards, down in
the second ward, are not going to harm
anybody and will do the city great
deal of good, alderman BlumenthaI
thinks
Discussing the recent action of the
city council relative TO first stopping
the work and then allowing it to go on,
alderman Blumenthal said:
John T. Cameron secured q permit
from the building inspector to build
the stockyards in question and no
member of the council knew that such
action had been taken or that they
were in course of construction. He
simply did not know how to go about
1t, and was not aware of the fact that
he must secure permission from the
sanitary committee of the council to
build the pen.
Therefore. when the matter was
brought 10 the attention of the mayor.
he ordered the chief of police TO stop
the construction and Cameron came
around TO see about it, explaining the
situation. Mayor Sweeney then ap-
pointed a committee, composed of alder
men Robinson, Clayton and myself, TO
investigate. We found that the build
ings were 1900 feet east of the Rosen-
baum grain elevator along the bank Of
the Rio Grande, and not calculated TO
become a nuisance, so he was permitted
to go ahead with the buildings.
Cameron will import from 10000 to
10000 head Of cattle a month from Mex
ico and we must encourage the start
ing of such enterprises. Cameron's rea-
son for constructing the yards was that
he had been shipping to other yards
in the city and they had been charging
him 81 per bale for alfalfa, which
l-l,s hi HI m
not afford to pay UGH a price for feed.
I believe the stockyards will benefit
Ell Paso and will not injure anyone, be-
cause they are so located as not TO in
terfere with residents; in fact, better
location could not be found"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-04-27
ELEVATOR BOY WANTS TO
BECOME A PHYSICIAN

Materia medica has its ups and
downs as any NJ. D. who has waded
through it will testify. But to Cruz
Romero the intricacies OF the saw
bones profession Is inconveniently filled
with these same ups and down Cruz,
be it known, is the young man who
runs the elevator in The Herald build
ing and he is srudyingy medicine be-
tween trips. He has a book on medi-
cine written in Spanish. tied against
the elevator wall just over his con-
troll, and where ne can sit and read It
whenever he is not carrying passengSC
upstairs or hauling them down. He
has got more than half of the text in
spite Of the numerous Interruptions and
is going 20 start in on. another one as
soon as he has waded through this one.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-04-27
People In FL Paso Hotels

ST Louis; John Perry. Kansas City; g.
F. Coble, Kansas City
From Everywhere.
At the Sheldon-W. S Rock, Topeka.
Kans.: P P. Rooney, Denver, Colo;
Miss Eta Dunn, Waterloo. Iowa; III.
Boies, Waterloo. Iowa
At the St. Regis-C. W. Washburn,
Washington, D. c.; E J. Chambers
New Orleans. La: r. E. Wheles. Shreye-
port, La; DR.. F. T. Pick hart. Denver.
Colo; H. Manheimer Rochester, n Y:
A. II. Morgan, Bay City. Mich; W. R.
Allen. philadelphia. Pa; s. NJ Levy.
AN At the Ne Anselus-J. C. Smith, Luz
verne. Mimi: II. c. c. Smith. Luyerne,
Mimi; Miss Eva Smith. saltwater.
MINI.
At the Orndorff-P. F. Monroe. Biz
mingham, Ala.
AT the Zeiger-W. X France. Pueblo,
Colo: 0. c. Rarsch Cincinnati, o.; A.
H. Burke, Peoria, ILL.,; Richard Burke,
Lafayette. Ind; j. D. Sunlett, Mangum,
Okla: Richard Burke, Lafayette.
Ind.
AT the Grand Centra[G- c. Pringls
and son, Hot Springs, Ark: a. H. Da-
Wis and wife. Utica, n. Y; H ]. Kennis.
Mum, KY: F A. Lewis, Parang Pa
rang. Mendanoa: J. A. Pelric, Parang
Parang MinranOa.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-04-27
From New Mexico.

At the Sheldon-M- P. Kelly, Albu-
querque; B. J. Viljoen, La Mesa; Her
bert W. Wolcott, Alamogordo; Sampel
Maussie Las Cruces; A NJ Gilispie,
Silver City: T. L. Stockton, Silver City;
DR.. s. J. Vann, Roswell; I. A Muirhead.
Tucumcari: L. L. Merrill. Anapra; r. r.
Pratt, Alamogordo.
AT the ST. Regis-w. A. Sutherland,
Las Cruces: E a. Wayne. Silver City
At the Orndorff-Dr- L. P. Peters.
Silver City: Mrs. Armijo. Las Cruces;
Mrs. D. J. Johnson, Las Cruces; NJ r.
Chavez, Mesilla Park; Ray Grayson.
Hillsboro.
At the Zeiger-O. ". Hill, Duran.
At the Grand Centra-James O'Brien.
Albuquerque; Mrs. d. Graham, Las
Cruces; Bob Robertson. Duran; Robert
Bourne and wife, Noga1; Mrs ]. A.
Paris, Carrizozo.
. From Arizona.
At the Sheldon-C F. Miles, Morenci;
j. o. Baylor, Clifton; Walter Gowen,
Douglas.
AT the ST. Regis-T. B. Wilson, Doug
las: Walter Douglas, Bisbee.
At the Angelus-J. E. Murphy. Doug
las: James Ashby. Tucson.
At the rndorff-J. H. Arnold, Miami.
AT the Zeiger-M. T. Shelp, Bisbee.
At the Sheldon-S. V Biggs, Barstow;
A. E. Berry, Barstow; Frank J. Yopp
and family. Bliss.
At the Orndorff-T. B. Noble. Wichita
Falls; DR.. J. T. Reed. Wichita Fails
]. A Rickhart, Wichita Falls; z. P.
Potter, Wichita Falls.
At the Zeiger-Oscar Smith, Paducah
W. ID. Lansden, Ysleta; G. W. Davis,
Fort Davis; S. s. Carpenter, Clint.
From Mexicv.
At the Sheldon-L-- D. Ricketts,, Can
anea, Sonora: A B. Paschal, T. o. ranch,
Chihuahua; r NJ. Dudley. Chihuahua
LUZ Wolfe and wife. Guaymas, Sonora.
At the St Regis-Gid Young, Cana
nea: NJ. J. Patterson, Mexico, d. F.
At the Zeiger-H. H. Munson, Casas
Grandes
At the Grand Central-Juan C. Dorio,
Chihuahua.
From the Pacific Coast.
At the Sheldon. G. Tavares. San
Francisco; ]. d. Byrne, San Francisco;
H s.. Stephenson, Los Angeles; W. H
Young, Stockton.
At the St. Regis-E J. Samuel. San
Francisco; Mrs. T. d. Sadtmuller. San
Francisco; Miss Lillian SatdtmulIer
San Franciscp: T. A. Sullivan. salt
Lake City; F. W. Thompson and wife
San Francisco; Lawrence H. Simon, San
Francisco; G. 7. Logan, Logan, Utah;
Sidney Aulis, San Francisco.
At the Orndorff-George A Carter
FL Centre. Cal: E E. Bennett, E.
Centre, Cal; L R. DoOlittle, Los An
geles.
From New York.
AT the Sheldvn-Aifred G. Stove, o
! L. Sutherland
| At the St. Regis-E. w. Strock, S
c. James, Edward s. Grace, o. Z. S
Lumkins.
From Chicago.
At the Sheldon-E. B. Reed
AT the St Regis-James Dell.
At the Angelus-A. d. Walker.
From Missouri
At the Sheldon-H. A Ously, st
! Louis; NJ. A Bassett. ST. Louis; Mrs
Mary Kelly. Kansas City.
At the ST. Regis. ". Frundlich
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-04-27
PUBLIC SPIRITED MUNICIPAL
EXPERT IS JUAREZS NEW MAYOR
Francisco Portillo Has Many
Evidences of Ability-He
May Remain Permanently.

Will Francisco Portillo remain as
5efe politicO of Juarez?
That is the question now most inter
esting to the people of the Mexican
city across the river. There is great
preparation for activity In much needed
civic improvements. much need of
cool head to direct the affairs of the
city. And Francisco POrtillo is pointed
10 as the man for the work
It still is q doubt whether he viii
stay. Mr.. Portillo arrived only few
weeks ago to take the place or Felix
Barcenas, now in the City of Mexico
But yet no definite word has been re-
ceived- Mr. PortilIo was commissioned
by governor Creel to fill a supposedly
temporary vacancy, usually occupied
by one of the alternatives to the CHIEF
executive.
Municipal Expert.
Already the new jefe has begun
work with all apparent intentions to
remain Already the people of Juarez
are enthused with his energy and abil-
ity AS city builder Mr.. Portillo, by
profession a civil engineer, has long
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-04-27
Things In the Shops 1pes %ss' a,ou,

The good ice cream is the Smith
cream Both phones
Milk purity is what you get when you
buv of the FL Paso Dairy Co. Insist
on this brand Of milk. Both phones.
IT is admitted that Woods ice cream
is the best in Fl Paso-
The butter that don't get strong in
hot weather is Sedgwick Creamery but
Ter. Jackson's, phone 353-
Many new things in summer jewelry
are being shown at the W. T. Hixson
Co. and the prices are reasonable.
The milk sold by the FL Paso Dairy
Co. is always fresh and pure 1t costs
no more than the ordinary kind.
Woods confectionery delivers ice
cream to all parts Of the city. Fine
sherbets, too. Telephone your order.
Delicious California strawberries for
preserving. Jackson's. Phone $50.
A glass of Chase & Sanborn's iced tea
is cooling and refreshing these hot days.
Jackson's. Phone 353.
Smiths ice cream is pure. Demand it,
Both phones
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-04-27
z. n. BROWN TO QUIT
THE MEXICAN RAILWAYS

Another change is reported in the
official family Of the National Railways
of Mexico This time it is E. N Brown
president of the merged roads, who 3
to enter the National Bank OF Mexico
as one OF the managing directors, ac-
cording to the report received here
President Browns place at the head of
the lines is TO be taken by general
manager Galbraith, whose place will be
filled by l. r. Taylor. E. F. Butcher
at present located at Chihuahua as su-
perintendent. Is reported to be slated
for assistant general manager Taylor's
position when he is promoted.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-04-27


Pure, wholesome milk is the finest
food. No better milk than the FL Paso
Dairy Co.'S milk
There are styles in silverware. lust
the same as in other articles. and the
Hixscn company is showing the very
latest designs.
Smiths ice cream made in all fla
vOrs. Both phones
Graduation, anniversary and wedding
presents should be selected with the
greatest of care At the w T. Hixson
Co You will find the largest stock. most
reasonable prices and an ample force
or salespeople who will assist you in
reaching a decision
Vegetables from our glass refrigera-
tor cases never covered with flies. dust,
dirt, ETC. Jackson's
The finest thing in Ell Paso is smith
ice cream.
We fit trusses and elastic stockings.
J. A. Robertson, the prescription drug
gist. 407 n. Oregon street
Did Won get pair of those s2-25
solid silver top cut glass salt and pep
per shakers that are selling now for
1925 a pair at the w T. Hixson Co.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-04-27
INFANT BOY.
CRAWFORD MARLEY.
FIVE PERSONS WERE INJURED
IN AUTO BY STNEET Can

Dallas, Tex, April 21.-Fiye persons
were injured today when Northern
Texas Traction companys interurban
car struck an automobile in which were
riding James Weir, his wife and two
children and B. NJ. Stoker 1t is be-
lieved Weir's injuries Will prove fatal.
All were taken 10 a sanitarum. The
party was coming from Brandon, Hill
county, and the machine was hit by
a Fort Worth bound noon car
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-04-27
CLOUDCROFT LODGE To BE ON HIGH
HILL, OVERLOOKING WHITE SANDS

ing paving and getting uptodate ideas
on street building
Plotting the councilmen is p. N
Speicher, well known in Ell Paso as a
government road expert. for in that
capacity he spent several months here
last fall He has deserted Uncle Sam
and Is now working for a paving COM
pany in the interests of which he and
A. B. Potter brought the lawmakers,
and incidentally pavement layers OF
Wichita Falls TO FL Paso.
Speicher trotted them all down to the
courthouse Tuesday afternoon and they
salaamed before judge Eylar and the
county commissioners.
The committee will be in Ell Paso for
two or three days
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-04-27
DEPARTMENT STORE MAN
WANTS TO COME HERE.

A local real estate man has
had a request for three story
building in the downtown bust
mes district suitable for a gen.
eral department store
The man has disposed of his
department store in the east. and
is anxious to locate in FL Paso,
If a suitable building can be Sc
cured.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-04-27
Ell PASO LOSES
ANOTHER SALOON
Revocation of License Asked
Following Fine Assessed
Against Proprietor. ,

One more FL Paso saloon, that at 2f2
Broadway, will be closed, E. I. Moore.
IT., filing an application in the county
court Wednesday asking the revocation
of the dram shop license held by John
j. Stadlman. the proprietor.
The application followed the appear
ance in justice E. H. Watson,s court
Wednesday morning of StadlTnan, where
he was fined So and costs on the charge
of vagrancy. In the ragrancy charge,
Stadlman was alleged TO have violate
the liquor laws by keeping his saloon
open on Sunday, April II.
As there are now more saloons in FL
Paso than the law permits, it is improb-
able that a license to conduct a saloon
at PIP Broadway viii be issued
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-04-27
OLIN POOL GOES
TO PENITENTIARY
Charles Johnson Also Taken
Away to Serve Out a
Term.

victed and sentenced to serve terms in
the federal prison at Fort Leavenworth,
Kans.. were taken to the prison Tues
dav night by deputy United States mar
shall Charles Stevens.
Pool was convicted Of receiving
struggled opium and was given two
wears sentence in the government penis
Tertiary Johnson, a negro, was con-
victed on a similar charge and was
given sentence of one year and one
day
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-04-27
Educated i'm Mexico City.

the business management of munich
palities.
Educsted i'm Mexico City.
He was born in Santa Rololia, now
called Ciudad Camargo, but early went
TO the City of Mexico. There he was
educated In the old literary institute,
specializing in philosophy and mathe-
MATES.
At the age of II years he again went
70 the capital, where he studied at the
National Preparatory schools and en-
tered his course in the national school
of engineers, receiving his title after
highly percentaged examination. At an
early age he was appointed spec
ially by the bureau Of agriculture to
take charge of the government lands
in the state of Sonora, later receiving
commission from the secretary OF
state TO take charge Of colonization OF
free lands
Early in Government Service
After some years in this service, Mr.
Portillo was appointed TO special
commission on the national debt invest
ment. which finished certain payments.
After concluding this work he contin-
ued in the same service, gaining good
name as financier of custom houses.
mines. railways. ports, and general
commerce.
In 1908 he received the appointment
as iefe politico OF the Camargo dis
trict through Gen. Terrazas, constitu-
tfonai governor Of Chihuahua He re-
NAMED in municipal service until 1905.
Two years later he was appointed by
governor Creel as jefe politico of Jim
meneZ-
IMPROVEMENTS in CamargO.
During his administration in Camar-
af1fre
buildings OF that city. arranging the
seeciai departments for the judges, mu-
niclpai secretary and health depart
ment. He has also paved the Juarez
plaza: rebuilt the Hidalgo monument
in the plaza of the same name Also
under his direction the official girls's
school was built, a modern and orna-
mental structure, as well as construct
ing a factory according TO his own
ideas.
OF great interest In the uplift Of
humanity. Mr.. Portillo as chief execu-
tive of Jfminez did much in the fight
against liquor, procuring the strict law
enforcement to protect the people from
drunkenness
other municipal accomplishments Of
the active mayor were street paving.
constructing Of all municipal buildings,
fnstaIment Of electric lights for the
city and telephone communication
with other towns of the district IN his
charge
Lifted Jirnenez's Debt.
II is important to observe that Mr..
Portilio caused the increase of the city
income $4,000 during his first year of
office. thereby paying a long standing
city debt.
He resigned from his noteworthy ca
reer at Jimenez in 1909. taking UP
residence in the City Of Mexico This
ended for a time an almost contin-
uous career as public servant.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-04-27
TOLTEC TO HAVE BIG
RATHSKELLER IN BASEMENT.

Ell Paso will have a COOL inviting
rathskelIer and modern diFing room
before the summer has really begun
The Toltec club has arranged to turn
over its dining room and rathskeller
on the first floor and basement of the
new ToItec club building TO James H
Kendel, of Duluth
The club has given the hotel man
lease for three years free cooperate the
dining room and rathskeller, and has
also guaranteed him certain amount
of business to insure the success of the
enterprise.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-04-27
RAILWAY CAN'T STOP
A CITY FROM PAVING

Austin. Tex April 27--The Texas su-
sreme court today reversed the decision
If the court Of civil appeals and af-
firmed the district court in the case
CT the city of DeniSon against the Den
ison & Sherman railway The road had
secured an injunction preventing the
city paving a certain block on the
grounds that it interfered with track
laying.
Today's ruling dissolved the injunc
ton and il is the city's victory.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-04-27
FL, PaSO CEMENT IN THE
NEW Ell PASO SKYSCRAPERS.

Ell Toro, the made in FL Paso brand
of cement, is being used in the Roberts
Banner building, and will probably De
used in the Mills and American Ma
tional bank building, when erected
Gel fToro- is the cement made oy
the Southwestern Portland Cement COM
pany. and the demand for it has been
equal TO the supply since the cement
mills started.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-04-27
MAKING ROOM FOR
ANOTHER NEW BUILDING

The glass is being taken out OF the
front of the Bazaar building on San
Antonio street and Mesa avenue, pre-
paratory to wrecking this building 10
make way for the new Caples building
The one story frame building will be
torn down at once and in its place
modern reinforced concrete building.
four or five stories, with marble 'front.'
will be built.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-04-27
Iced Tea and Cake Demonstration.

All day Saturday We will hold free
demonstration of Chase & Sanborn's
iced tea and Mrs. Kelly's home made
cake Every housewife in the city is
invited TO call and get a glass of iced
tea and a piece of home made cake
There will be no obligation to buy, we
just want to show YOU what delicious
iced tea the Chase & Sanborn brand is
JacksOn's Sanitary Grocery,
Phone 353.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-04-27

John d. Rockefeller would go broke
if he should spend his entire income
trying TO prepare a better medicine than
Chamberlain Collie Cholera and Diarr-
hoea Remedy for diarrhoe. dysentery or
bowel complaints II is simply impossi-
BILE. and so says every one that has used
It. Sold by all deale~-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-04-27
RAISIN DAY

April so is "Raisln day" on all rail-
roads of the Southwest and many OF
the eastern roads. All boosters of the
southwest are expected to make raisins
the piece de resistance on the dining
cars on that date
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-04-27
WORKING FROM FIVE
NJ TO ELEVEN p VI.

new stunt is being tried in pour
ing" the third floor Of the new Roberts
Banner building. Instead Of working
all night and a part of the next day,
the cement men began work at O'CLOCK
Wednesday morning and hit ii up until
IL at night, getting the floor surface
of the third story poured as nearly as
possible at the same time
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-04-27

Saturday we will give free demon
stration of the finest iced tea sold IN
the country, only 10 cents pound
equal to any $3.50 tea, in fact there Is
no better tea than Chase & Sanborn's
rs cents pound iced tea
JacksOn's Sanitary Grocery,
Phone 353.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-04-27
LINES FROM MEXICO.

Forty baskets of lines came in over
the trains OF the National Railways Of
Mexico Wednesday morning from Quad
alajara and will be distributed to north
ern and eastern markets