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Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1910-07-22
ANNUAL STATEMENT
2 the Year Eadinx December

ANNUAL STATEMENT
0or b Year E.dinx Decsnber 31st,
o. the conaltfon. p. ana asG' affairs of tn.
LIVERPOOL AND LONDON AND
GLOBE INsURANCE
Organized under the laws of Great
Britain, made to the Commissioner Of
insurance of the State OF South Da-
kota pursuant to the laws thereof.
in 8. s. Is William 81. New York
City; Incorporated 1885; Commenced
Business in U. 8. 1sls.
]. CAPITAL sTocK
Amount e1'' H.
Total Premiums Other
than perpetua1s) ........$ 7,s39.471.3E
Deposit premiums OF per-
pstual risks (gross).... 1896
Rents 1900. .......... b4s.s2s.4e
Of Ledger Assets -. 221.sse.5s
From all other sources. &. $500
Total Income ............s.e12.5oo .ss
:.
and settlement OF losses. 8 .eso.ss
Commissions or brokerage. 1.46B.021.0l
Salaries, fees and all other
clerks, agents and other
Rents. including amount
for company's occu-
R! Sanry and 10th: 0
tate $3.50. .......... 5s.567.12
Taxes, licenses and fees. 252.6S1.65
All other disbursements... 1,764.054.41
Total Disbursements ...s7.s74.3s2.74
Balance ...... .s1s, $50. 5s9.45
". LEDGER ASSETS.
Book value OF real state..$ 1.633,413.30
Mortgage loans on real es-
tate. first liens .......... 3,549,950.00
stocks 49,. ........... 6,sas.92o.s4
Cash in bank ............. 1,622.377.04
Agents balance ........ 1,79s.771.10
Total ledger assets ~. s1s.s5e.5se.46
and Rents due and
xa ssesae xaln. of real s:,.t. ''s' $3.50:
ot Gysr n ssef ssass asset. s 's,s sss.ss
p is1Ss fs AssEris NOT xp ISi2ssi1sS:.
balances .........$ S2,O19.S1
Book vaius OF ledger As
Total ......... ........$ sf'sa6.4o
Total Admitted Assets: :a1s.ss6. soe.s 80
amount OF unpaid loss
% and claims .........$ eS0,s69.19
Total unearned premiums. f.o1o.1se.s1
amount reclaimapIe Oy xne
snsurenco npiinies M ,oA ~ a
!. InsuranSo poLicles -. Aos'iot.sA
premium rs5srss and
cept capital ..... 19.S77.01
rents, expenses,
taxes, bills. accounts. -
: fees, etc. due or accrued 23.59S.1S
Insurance prsmiums -. s59o!4.s2
other fiaUilities 1880. 1bs.147.S1
-
Total amount OF all lia-
- bilities, except capi-
tai ......... .....$S ,40b.654.41
Surplus as policy
holders 1000. .......... b,4sO.14S.A1
$3.50
Total ...... ..vlS.SSb.So z.SS
vi. RISKS
In force on the S1st day -
December OF pfevloue
year 1000. ....:..:..Vl.S2o,6SS,SS
Written or renewed during a.,
-----...-.
Total
Deduct those expired n
marked OF q . tsrnin- $500.
ated ......... ......... 1.a1A6s6.7S
,orc. :. y. and ;, !
Deduct amount r%e-insured. 47a,74I.sll
5
Net amount in force ....31, 254.454.1oe
bAKoTA puRINa THE YEAR 1905
Risks written ........ lac 1900
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1910-07-22

The South Dakota guardsmen are
hooked for Z reason Of drill 1t Sparta,
WI1C001ln. whoever commands
should see that the mon are not
allowed % nm wild.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1910-07-22
Pleasant Wow

Al every one Is busy in the harvest
and hay fields, news Is very scarce
this week, 20 we are going to ask the
Editor to publish the following which
We clipped from our Back home
paper and We believe IL will find q
responsive echo In the old saying put
In Z new light THAT no news Is good
news Mother Rubberneck.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1910-07-22
Lynn
Julv % 1910

July HO, ISIU.
Every one is busy In this corner of
Lynn now days. Some are haying,
some are harvesting but all are busy
as bees.
Quite q delegation went to Lennox
Sunday to see the Indian ball players
beat the LennOx team. 1t vas In In
~teresting game though a bit too easy
won.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-05-14

dore l,orch and players have donat
ed their services TO the ladies of the
Martha Society for that one perform.
ance Manager William Allison Of
the Ogden theatcr has donated the
use Of the theater to the ladies'. so
that one-haIf the receipts of the even
Ing will 60 10 the Martha Society.
Mr. Lorch has selected his best
play for the production. which Is
The Man Who Does Things which
Ia now being presented In New York
by Kyrle Bellcw as THE Builder of
Bridges" and considered one OF the
greatest plays OF the year. Special
scenic effects have been prepared un-
der the direction Of Mr.. Lorch, who
personally guarantees complete pro
ductIon. The company has been great
ly strengthened by the addition OF
number OF well known people from
the east. Those who go to the Ogden
thcater Monday evening VIII see
play as complete as the New Nork
production
The ladies Of the Martha society
are doing good work In Ogden ana
many OF the needy sick and distress
ed have been grateful to them TOT
their timely and unostentatious assist
nncc. The worthy president ana VICE
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-05-14
SEVERELY CUT WITH A RAZOR

Salt Lake. May li.-Slsshlng the
head, face and arms OF Louis Cheonis
10 the bone with a razor and leaving
his victim 10 die In the entrance of
222 South State street. Frank Lewis.
n nironworkor. In attempting TO es-
cane. ran into the arms of Lieutenant
Hempel who was running toward him
Friday night at s 80 o5clock. Lewis
was taken to the police station.
searched and the broken razor COW
cred with clottcd blood taken from
him. after which he was charged with
assault With deadly weapon and
placed in Jail. Cheonis was remoV-
cd TO the emergency hospital. attend
ed by DR.. II p. Sprague. and later
taken 20 ST. Marks hospital where he
ls reported TO be In a critical condi-
ton.
According TO ben Coloturas and
Nick Boukas, who were present. Lew
is entered the Busy Bee cafe. where
Cheonis is employed and after order
Ing a 15-cent meal and eating IL. re-
fused to pay for the meal. Cheonla
told him to leave the cafe and fol
lowed him out on the street Turning
suddenly, Lewis threw his loft arm
around tho neck OF Cheonis and
welding the razor with his right hand
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-05-14
the ensuing struggle, Cheonis

In the ensuing struggle Cheonis
had his face and head opened TO the
bone with numerous gashes. one cut
extending from the forehead hoWn
across the left eye 10 the chin and
cpIltting both lids of the eye. Grave
doubts OF saving the left eye are en-
tertained.
Tearing himself away from the en-
brace of Lewis. Cheonis ran into the
entrance OF 222 South State street
which loads TO the kitchen of tn"
cafe. Lewis followed, Catching
in the hallway, he slashcd his victims
Lett arm TO the bone In six places.
after which Cheonis fell to the flooi
and Lewis darted out OF the hallway
Lieutenant Hempol who had been
informed. wns running toward the
hallway, and Lewis ran into his arms.
Cheonis was picked UP By walters en-
ployed Mt the Lobby cafe a few doors
south on State street aud assisted iuto
the Busy Bee cafe where everything
was done for his comfort until the
arrival OF the police patrol, when he
was taken To the emergency hospital.
; II required fifteen stitches 10 close
the wounds, after which DIR. Spraeuc
ordered the man removed 10 ST.
Make hoSuilal
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-05-14
SPEED DEMONS NOT
HALTED BY DEATH

BRIGHTON BEACH. y. Y. May l3.
Death did not halt the dizzy swirl Of
the 24-hour automobile race that be-
Pan on the oval motordrome here last
night, but a trifllng disarrangement
Of the signalling system stopped all
cars for Il minutes.
William F. Bradley Of Newark. y.
J.. mechanician for Louis Strang. who
drove a Marion, was fatally injured
at l2lS this morning, when his car
skidded at the turn In the stretch.
crashed against the fence and turned
three somersaults. He died an hour
later al the Coney Island hospital
Hubert F Anderson. who was driving
for Straug al the time. escaped with
nothing worse than scratches Strang
said the car would be back in the
race again within 80 minutes. but at
a. m. It was still of the track
Just an hour after the first accident
the Cole car driven by W Endicott.
likewise skidded into the fence The
chauffeur and mechahician escaped
ualnjured, but the car was badly
wrecked.
At o'clock there was a third ac-
cidont Buick car No. .. driven By
George Dewitt. skldded at the turn
10 the back stretch. hurled against the
fence and turned turtle. Dewitt was
unhurt. but his mcchaniclan. Jack
Towers, was taken 10 the hospital
badly injured The doctors cannot
tell whether he Will live.
The 2 q. m. score:
Buick No 1. 269 miles; Stearns
No .. 25S miles Rainer, 256 miles.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-05-14
GRANTS FIVE DIVORCES.
Three Women and Two Men Are Re
stored to Single Blessed
ness.

Salt Lake. May lf.-Five DEGREES OF
divorce we're granted by District Judge
Morse Friday in favor OF the plain
tiffs in the following cases:
Orina NJ. Leslie VS.. James Leslie.
habitual drunkenness Mrs, Leslie
was awarded the custody OF the. four
children, $25 month alimony and $50
attorney fees.
Mary T. Burt VS.. Alexander Burt
non-support and habltual drunkenness.
Mrs. Burt WAS given the three child
rcn. $50 month allmony and SIS at
torney fees.
Jeter ]. Gallagher VS., Catherine S.
Gallagher. desertion.
Ida F.. Parsons vs., Elisha B. Par
sons. desertion and non-support.
Carl Jensen VS., May Jensen. deser-
ton.
In the case OF Theodore Borrman
against Hermann Borrman. the de-
fendnnt was ordered 10 pay his wife
500 a month temporary alimony,
pending the trial of the case, and $50
suit money. Tho restraining order
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-05-14
RANDOM
REFERENCES

II you cat eat at Llvingston's
Cafeteria, =
eorn-To the wife OF r. l. zachary.
fine baby girl.
Peace meeting uncer auspices Of
Tenth Ward Relief Society ard y. l.
NJ l. a. will be held in Relief So,
cicty Hall, Third Ward. Sunday. May
18th, p N. Special program. Pub
lie invited.
Funeral Services-The funeral ser
vices over the remains ol Thclma
Ruth, the lImonths-old daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. c. H Roddam. VIII be
held on Sunday at 2:45 p. m, at the
Baptist church. Thence To the Og
den City cemetery for lntcrment
Advertisers must nave their copy Tor
the Evening Standard the evening be
fore the day on which the advertise
ment Is to appear in order TO Insure
publication.
J. Cullen Here-J ]. Cullen.
Southern Pacific agent at Wells. New.
is in this city spending a visit with
his father Martin Cullen, who is
pioneer OF this section and well known
In railroad circles Mr. Cullen is ac-
companied by his family.
Coal. call up Parker & Co. for
rates on lump, nut and slack
The Sixth Ward Religion class Will
hold q conference Sunday evening.
May is, beginning at 7'S0. There will
be speakers from Salt Lake City.
Castle Gate, Clear Creek and Rock
Springs coal, $3.50 per ton. cash on
delivery. Phono 149. Robt B. Lewis. =
All members OF the G. A r. and
their ladies' are cordially invited to
attend a social given In their honor by
the Ladies' OF Lincoln circle No Mt
X. OF P hall on Saturday. May 81
Call Allen. phones zz. for carriages
for funerals and operas. Private calls
{ speciality Also prompt delivery OF
baggage. 412 2eth.
The annual meeting of the Histori
cal Society VIII be held on Saturday
afternoon May IA. at o'clock at
the residence OF Mrs. P. II. Maison.
ESQ Gramcrcy avenue. A full at
tendance Of members is desired.
Get your Union Pacific and Oregon
Short Line tickets at the Office In the
Opera House Block, Don't force your
self TO stand In line nt the Depot
Rio Grandc OfflclaIs.-Major Hoop
er OF the Rio Grande passenger de-
partment at Denver. with Colonel Ben
ton of Salt Lake. arrived today 10 con-
fer with Local Agent Fouts regarding
improvements contemplated in this
city,
COAL! Call up Parker 8: Co. for
retes on lump. nut and slack Parker
Coal Co.
You can get your Spring Hat for
one-half city prices al the Five Points
Millinery, 23S Washington Ave.
WANTED-Clean whito rngs at the
Standard.
CONTINUED on Page Seven)
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-05-14
CAP OF LETTER
COAL MINE IS OFF

Mount Vernon. H., May 14-Thc
immense concrete cap with which The
Letter coal mine at Zeleler. has been
sealed for more than year was re-
moved yesterday Gas is still In -eyi-
depcc, but 1t is not thought 10 bo in
dangerous quantities The mine was
sealed to extinguish fire which was
caused by an explosion year ago,
when eight lives were lost.
The mine Is badly wrecked The
new owners ARE making arrangements
TO send a searching party into the In
terror as soon as the debris cnn b.
cleared Oxygen and other safety
appliances will he used.
More than 100 lives have been lost
through gas explosions i'm the mine
since il MAS opened a few ycars ago.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-05-14

presidents are ever ready TO answer
the call OF the needy Among their
plans for future work is the furnish
ing OF a ward In the Dee Memorial
hospital which will be known as the
Martha Society ward, where they will
care Tor their patients when neces-
sary.
The ladies Of the society will have
charge of the tbeatcr on Monday
evening and the president and vice
presidents Will greet ther friends
at the door. 4 number OF box seats
already are engaged and packed
house is anticipated The ladies cx-
pect to meet all of their host of or.
den friends on Monday evening
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-05-14
ACCIDENT AT SAN JOSE
AUTO DRIVING PARK

San Jose, Cal. May 11.-John Nc
Donald, driving Wnton car. lost tho
track at the San lose driving park
Yesterday IN an automobile race and
pitching over the cIght-loot cmbanb-
ment, crashed into a ditch on the
other side and through fence Both
he and his mochsnician. Paul Keller
OF Santa Clara. were injured but
neither seriously
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-05-14

against Borrman. to prevent him from
disposIng OF his property and from in-
tertering with his wife remains in
force.
William p. Sturgis was ordered to
pay Annie Sturgis SIS a month tenn.
porary alimony and s25 attorney
fees.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-05-14
Gil ART Y TO
GAIN GOOD
SUPPORT

Next Monday evening at tho Ogden
the-.7r the people of ogden Will have
an opportunity OF doing good for sweet
charity's sake and at the same time
witnessing splendid performance Of
one OF the greatest plays OF tho day
by a most capable company. Thco-
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-05-14

READ THE CLASS ADS TO-DAY
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-05-14
Store Closes at 7 O. clock Saturday
Store Closes at 7 o'clock Saturday
Store Closes at ! o'clock Saturda,

Every Department Manager has lot
of good items for Monday-more than
we can tell of in our regular space SO that some very
good items which should have been here are crowec
out--however you will find them the Monday in the
several departments
EARLY CLOSING is A SUCCESS--his fact was clearly dem
today when hundreds of in thu
mucha iacton in p ahead
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-05-25
MANY PUMPING
PLANTS AT PECOS
All Available Water Has
Also Been Taken From
TOyah Creek.

PecoS, Tex, May 25.-Unusual activity
In the development of water for irriga-
ton purposes by pumping is shown in
the lower Pecos and Toyah valleys this
year.
The water available for irrigation
from the Pecos river, from Toyah creek
and from springs has been appropriated
and attention is now being given to
pumping propositions. The shallow wa
ter and artesian bet in the vicinity Of
Pecos City covers over 10000 acres. and
in many of the wells ranging from 10O
to $50 feet in depth, the water rises to
within y to 20 feet of the surface. in
quantities sufficient to warrant the in
tire and artesian belt in the vicinity of
One of the largest of these plants put
in this year is located 20 miles south
from PecOs, and has guaraB teed ca
pacity of 10000 gallons of water in 10
hours, with a fuel cost of so cents.
DR.. John Mckinney, of Chicago. for Il
years connected with the United States
department of agriculture, has acquired
land near Pecos and will develop water
for irrigation. With approved machinery
and methods for lifting water this plan
of developing water is assured of q
thorough trial in section, whereas in
the lower Pecos valley the great values
inhere in the water rather than the
land
Prof. w. c. Welborn, formerly Of the
Agricultural and Mechanical college, is
now managing a large farm near PecOs.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-05-25
TREATED FREE UNTIL CURED,

PROVIDED YOU TREATMENT DURING THE FREE MONTH
medicine which
from
this liberal offer all \ months
will 20
all
Office a daily Sundays
DR.. Mackey Office Hammett Block, Cor. Mesa Ave aud
Texas St. Entrance 112 Mesa Ave. Ell Paso Texas.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-05-25
MEASLES SWEEP
OVER. TUL.AROSA
Fifteen Families Quaran-
tined; A. Prude Takes
Monterey Store.

TClarosa. n NJ, May 25.-Eifteer fam
lilies in TularOsa have measles and are
guaranteed.
Daisy and Tleodora Rogers have re-
turned to Bent.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. Lee have disposed Of
their household goods and viii return
TO Ell PasO.
Andrew Prude has taken charge Of
the Prude Mercantile company at Mon
teTey, and is succeeded here by John
Hall.
J. c. Wharton has gone to the hot
springs at Las PiOmaS.
F. c. Allen and Howard Hill have fin
iished their work at Bent.
Bennett DingwaH, of CarriZoZa, is
visiting his uncle. . W. Prude.
p. Rutherford has returned 10 Ala
mOgordO.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Charley Derby
shire, a baby girl.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-05-25

placed on the pension roll, from which
it had been Withdrawn because she had
not called for the 50 per month allow
ed her.
To Bury Paupers.
The contract for the burial OF the
county paupers was awarded to J. w
Peak. who bid $40 per burial. while
Nagley & Raster bid $3.50
The county commissioners then went
into executive session TO consider the
proposition of Galley and Clark, made
by Mr.. Galley, for payment of their
work done on the YsIeta road, which
has been completed. Galley said that
he was not here when the matter was
taken UP or it should have been sub
mitted to arbitration He then sug-
gested that the county pay them for the
amount they could agree upon and the
balance could be arbitrated if it was
found necessary so to do.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-05-25
OFFERS To LOAN
COUNTY MONEY
INTERESTLESs
Valley Residnet Anxious to
Have Road Built and Is
Willing to Help.

In order that the proposed Clnt-Fa-
bens road might be extended TO the
Old Clint station. J. J! Schairer, who
ba, lived down Clint way for 80 years.
Offered 20 loan the county $4,000 with
out interest for period OF 10 months,
but The commissioners declined TO ac-
cept the offer.
Tuesday afternoon the court decided
70 advertise for bids for the construc-
non Of the road, TO be opened on
June 49,
Jobn Wyatt said the residents Of that
section felt that they were entitled 10
the extension so they could haul their
alfalfa to market.
A petition was presented, signed by
Wyatt, H. B. Elliott, Charles r. Loomls'
J. ]. Schairer, c. O. Coffin, NJ. H. w eop
and H. J.. Camp.
Commissioner Perez, of Socorro, made
the motion that the road be built Com
missioner Love said il W ould cost S5oVO
for the one-half mile and that looked
l5lxe throwing money away, so declined
TO second the motion, while Smith SAID
there was no money in the fund TO 90
st. This was a cue for Schairer, who
said: Il will loan you the money on
warrants at perceat-think OF tt
$1,000, so that you can go anead with
the work"
Commissioner J. Smith said: I'VE do
not want to borrow any money now;
We do not care to run the county IN
debt"
Schairer continued: I have been
waiting % years for the government
dam; the papers now tell US 1t Will take
eight years to finish it. L viii be a
years old then, so what good viii the
dam be to me? 1 want this road now
- Iara
no benefit Gentlemen, 1 promise you
/ will not come here again If you &C
cept this Offer
L make the motion that we accept
the offer" laughed Prudential but
there was no second to the motion
Would Build Road for County.
John Wyatt said: suppose We build
the road. Could you take it over IN
year and pay US for it,
I do not believe We could" said
judge EyIar-
Then" said Wyatt, If we grade it
viii you put on the rock? ?"
Suppose we grade it and you put on
the rock" suggested Eylar-
Schairer said: 4 will loan you the
$1,000 without any interest for six
months. just TO show you my heart Is
in the right place I will go further
will loan you $4,000 for 10 months with
out interest TO build that road"
Wyatt said: I Will furnish two teams
TO do grading work" But the commits
sioners would do nothing with the
proposition and the duo left TO permit
them 10 chew the cud Of reflection be-
fore arriving at a decision.
Claim for Damages.
3 Duran, who lives near SOcOrrO,
asked for $500 damages done his prop
erty on account of the construction OF
the YsIeta road. He said that two fruit :
trees destroyed were worth $50. his
residence wasA damaged in the sum of
$3.50. 500 vines We're worth $3.50; chick !
en- house and stable damaged $50, and J
flower garden damaged 10 the extent OF
SO County road engineer Num- said !
that he did not think the damage was /
over $40 beyond the value of the fruit /
trees on which he could place no value. 4
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-05-25
NEW BRIDGE FINISHED NEAR
SOLOMONSVILLE: NEWS NOTES.

SolOmOnsville, Ariz. May 25-A
FOote has finished his cement work on
the bridge over the San SIMON on the
county road. 1t has been turned over
TO the board of supervisors and accept
ed.
Prof. Bond. assisted by Thatcher peO-
pie, gave concert at the Presbyterian
church.
Clyde Green. who has been at
SOlOmonsville installing and repairing
acetylene lighting plants, has gone to
Stafford.
l. Z. Solomon has returned from a
weeks visit with his son, II. f. Solomon,
a Copper Hill.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-05-25
BARSTOE has TRADES DAY;
JUDGE ISAACKS OPENS COURT

Barstow, lex. Nay 25.-The first of
the monthly trades days was well at
tended, prizes and speeches being the
attraction An address on the guberna-
torial race was followed by taking u
straw vote. which resulted as follows:
Johnson IS. PoindeXter p, Davidson and
ColQuitt 10 each.
One Of the features of the entertain
ment was slide FOR life by P. L. Casa
way on tight wire from a 100 foot
tower.
district court opened. with judge J.
IsaASks on the bench and the grand jury
and Petit jurors in attendance
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-05-25
CLIFTON ROAD TAX
ETTLED-AIRDOME Is BUSY.

Clifton, Ariz- May 25.-Last month,
when the Clifton people were assessed
81 a head for county road tax, some of
the taxpayers refused to pay on the
grounds that Clifton, being incorpor-
ated, the city street tax was all that
could be demanded. The matter was
taken up with the county officials with
the result that those who paid are be-
ing refunded their money.
\ large crowd of Cliftonites took ad-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-05-25

vantage of the moonlight excursion on
the A. & y. NJ. railway 10 North Siding
the highest point on the line. to view the
departing comet and witness the eclipse
of the moon.
The new stand pipes that have been
installed in the yards of the a. & y. NJ.
railway greatly increase the efficiency
OF the water service for locomotives.
The new AirdOme. which has played
to capacity houses all week, Is proving
to be one of tno -nost popular resorts
in the city
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-05-25
RAILROAD WANTS TO
BUY ROLLING STOCK.

Austin. Tex, May 24.-Judge NJ. NJ.
Garwood. attorney. and Gus RadetzkI.
general superintendent Of the Houston
& Texas Central railroad. TODAY con-
ferred with the state railroad commits
sion in an effort to induce it 20 in
elude 100000 worth Of rolling stock
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-05-25
BEAUTIFUL PARK IS
Donated To WACO

Waco. Tex. May CIV. W. Cam
eron. together with his mother and
sister ;o>@y offered the Waco city COM
mission Proctor Springs park of so
2 res in the heart of the city and on
the Brlzos river. Five thousand dol
lars cash gees with the offer provided
it shall he called William Cameron
lark. re commission accepted the Of
lei