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CITY'S FINANCES

Statement of w. B. Fain City Treas
urer, for the month of March, 1910
Resepts.
March Balance brought forward,
last report $719.43; Baker, Nick. Ii
cense. $500; Ford, Lee. license 81 90
March Bay Iron Works. license,
$500; Dart & Elliot. license $500;
Burney, Miss Maggie, license $1,000;
Owens. Geo. w license 1900; Roberts
Z. Y. licensa $1,000; Ratio, ]. s. lease
$1,000.
Marca 3.--Morrts II. Gus. maimed)
lease. 600
March 4--Pearaon Walter lease,
100000; Christopher, Miss Maud lease
1000.
March 5.-Hmrison. Aox( maimed)
lease 600: Marshals Police fines.
exec, MEs. BIDS etc, $SS9.7S; Marshal
Police fines, acct. license, 1909, $4,000;
Scott. Ida Nj. lease, $1.00.
MfIcn johnson. Carrie c. lease
$500; Frazier. Laura, lease II.
March S.--Brlnswick Trading Co.,
license. 5000: Williams. William.
| lnained) license 0.00: Delaware Fire
Insurance Co., license $500; Morris
& Co.. license $1,000.
March 9.--Farmer, r. l.. & D. b.. Ii
cense $1,000; Calder, A NJ, license
$1,000; Whittle. c. E. license $1,000
March 10.-.Jentins, RoXanna, lease
80: Blue, Ginda. lease 80 Barfield
Mrs. j. r., lease $500; Sheldon, c. A
Gem. lot 800: Sheldon, c. H. Gem. Let
$500.
March 11.-D'Egidio. Carmine. Ii
cense SEQ; Preziose Clecenzo, Ii
license $500: Union Mutual Associa
ton, license $500: Short, Chris, lease
B35,72; Jackson Burrell. lease $500
March t2.-Continenta Aid Ass0cta
ion. The, license $500; Wi2~ins. Til
da. lease II; Saunders. Minor. lease
10 Torras. Rosendo Guardian. least
l2.42: Marshals Police fines, exec.
i.ks. BIDS, etc. -703.37.
March l4.-Iones Carnival Co.. JOIN
NY. J. license, $loo.oo; Baker Mrs. NJ
A., lease 80.
March 15.-Bills payable. No 666
National bank. 100000; Grenn. j. e
ncense. $500: Bruce, Ed c., license
$25oO.
March 16.-LyOns, Geo. license $25
Gales, s. license $1,000; Lyons. Chris
license $500.
March 17.-Courtney, ]. F. license
500; Addison, Geneva. license 1000
Maryland Casualty Co.. license $500
Fidelity & Deposit Co, license $25 90
Mutual Life Insurance Co, license
5000; Cocrtney /. r., license $1.0o
lind G. \, ". license 5-D@v: duBie.
ION. Alex lease $l0O.
MARI. Courtney. J. e. license
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FOR SALE.

The house and lot where | live.
Large lot; large ten-room house, large
rooms. The house could not be built
today at the price of materials and
labor for less than $4,000. Will sell
it for what was paid for it cash five
years ago, viz: $4,000, throwing in
about $1,000 spent in improving it af
ter the purchase Here's the cheapest
investment that can be offered in real
estate in the city today. Titles perfect
COURTLAND SYMMES.
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March 2l.-Ponder & Company. Ii
cense S200.0o: Sibber Robert. license
300; Nutall, T. H., (C.VD license
900; RWnstein, NJ. license $500;
Rorcaadt Brothers, license $500;
Fleming & Bryant, license $500:
Coney K Parker Co., lease 10000
March 23.-American Bonding Co..
license $500; Palatine Insurance Co..
license $4,000; Georgia Home Ins. Co,
license $1,000: Michigan Commercial
lns. Co., license 5000: Athens Mutual
ms. CO.. license $500: Atlas ASsur-
ance CO.. license 5000; Phoenix ms,
Co., license $500; Citizens ms. CO.,
license $1,000; Georgia Fire ms, Co,
license $500; Ham5wg-Bremen Fire
ms c.. license $1,000: Fisher. W. N.
license $1,000: Iones-Lovett Furniture
Co, license $1,000: brunswick Car
ria%e Works license $500 Hill, }. b.
Gem. lot $500.
March ii Bourne x Co.. Y. c.. Ii
cense $1,000; Wood-Batley Clothing
Co. license $1,000.
March 25.:stack. J. r. o. Esp. $40:
Abbott x CO.. G.. V, license 225.0o:
Aiken. Frank d. license $4,000
u Halch - Berry. E. =. lceua S.;
peldieu!s Geo A license $1o.o) MAJ
shaIs Police fines. Mks. BIDS. etc.
ISL 1896: Washington Mary lease so
March 2>,-BiIs payable. No. go
Mutual It, 4 w Co, $l.917SI. Hirsch.
b., license $1,000; Hill. ]. b. license
$1,000 MroczkcwsM. Mrs. NJ. F. & 7.
*, lease SIG: Southern Railway Co.,
lease. 100000
March 29.-Bills payable. No G6S,
Glynn County bany. 100000: bills
payable, No. G69 National bank. $4,000
ioo: Christie. Nasile. license $1,000:
Daniel. c. H. license $500 Foy. Viii
liam. license $1,000; Ga. Mutual Ind
Life ms. CO.. license $500
March 80. -Fruchtuan. l., license
$1,000; Early, Gus, license $1,000; Hop
kins Supply Co., license $1,000; Hop
kins Supply Co. license $1,000: Hop
kins Supply Co., license $1,000 Phoe-
nix ms. Co., license $500; American
ms Co. license $500; Ncrth River
Inn. Co., license $500; Fire Associa-
tion OF Philadelphia. license $500;
Jones & Monahan. license $1,000;
| Greek-American Restaurant. license
$1,000; Floyd x Shaw. license $1,000;
Mansauer. J. j.. license $1,000 Bruins
wick Tailoring Co., license, license
$1,000: Meuifield. O. l.. license 5000
Hoffman & Bro. NJ. license $500;
! hoffman & Bro, NJ. license $1,000;
Taylor. c. A., license $4,000; Pastime
/ Company. The. license $30.o0; Ley
bourne & CO., \. f.. license $780,;
SeabroJ ks. Susie. license $1,000;
Baumgartner & Son, r. 6. license
$500; Nin.mo, !. W.. license $500;
Mutual Lumber Co.. license 100000;
Mayromatis. Andrew, license $1,000;
I Gaveras. John, license $1,000; Lloyd
Tnos. A., license $1,000; Taylor. G. A
license $1,000: Hr'n-~oeh. W NJ licens,
$500.
Narcl 3l.--Kniahr < G.. \. 5. Ii
apsa $1,000: Hwdcasle ]. license
/ $1,000: Bicycle Repair Co.. license
>to.oo: Wet. W. NJ. li~oreN S7o''
/ S,,amauia CO.. The. license Sl"u.oo;
.oa u '.~~ca 500 Audnr
/ son q Collins, license @l5o1; B0oE
IT,, license $1,000; simmons. James
t.ou-c $500: Benny q co., license
1000: Adkins. ]. b.. license $1,000:
Mcdonald. W A. license $5ooo, Pate
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-04-30
The
Third Degree
a Narrotiue Of Metropolitan Life
Illustrations
By
Ray Walters

threat? There would be a terrible
scandal, an investigation, people
would talk, her name would be men
toned No-no-that must be pre-
vented at all costs.
Distracted, not knowing what course
to pursue, she paced the floor of the
room. Through the closed door she
could hear the music and the chatter
of her guests. She must go to see
Underwood at once, that was certain,
and her visit must be secret one
There was already enough talk.
If her enemies could hear Of her Wis
iting him alone in his apartments that
would be the end
'Yes-I must see him at once. To
morrow is Sunday He's sure to be
home in the evening. He mentions
Monday morning. There will still be
time. I'll go and see him tomorrow"
Alicia, Alicial"
The door opened and Mr.. Jeffries
put his head in.
What are you doing here, my
dear?" he asked. II was looking
everywhere for you. Judge Brewster
wishes to say goodnight"
Il was fixing my hair, that's all"
replied Alicia with perfect compos-
ure.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-04-30
Irrigation Ditch Is Filled.
News Notes From the Nor
mon Colonies.

Coionia Guadalupe, Mexico, April g.
Many of the girls and boys through
out the state who are conteSting for
the prizes for the most successful
chicken raisers, and for the best crop of
corn, are showing a great deal of in
terest The contest is to show the ad
vantages of dealing with good ma
teriais whether it is in chickens, cows.
horses or farming materials
Mr. and Mrs Samuel Jarvis have a
new baby girl at their home
Our water ditch is Overflowing. We
have more water this year than ever be-
fore in the history of the colony
Mr. Stout is very busy carrying sup
plies 10 the railroad camps in the
mountains
Woodruff Bunker. the station err
rand boy, is sick His little 10yearold
brother is now doing the work
Mr. and Mrs. A B. Gail. and Mrs. and
Mrs. Gaskell Romney have been here
The men represented the bishcpric Of
Colonia Dublan. and the ladies the pri-
mary association.
James Mortensen, who has been here,
brought a carload of oranges with him
from Ciudad JuareZ-
B. II. Alfred, who has been i'll, is bet
ter.
COLONIA DUBLAN NOTES.
News OF the death IN Salt Lake City
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-04-30
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-04-30

ton, but merely to arrest their deter
ioration- On the rocks about some OF
the caves are very curious Photographic
paintings. and by no means least inter-
esting are a number Of tribal sanctu-
aries, or sskivas"-circular subterran-
can chambers. used for purposes OF
religious ceremonial. which were en-
tered from above through trapdoors.
In the middle OF the bottom OF each
such chamber is a small round hole,
which was supposed to communicate
with the under world. where the gods
reside.
Back Rooms Of Communal Houses
The caves of the series of villages
along the canyon Of the ritO seem to
have been. used as back rooms for the
great communal houses, each of which
was substantially village Those
which were furthest back were doubt
less employed for storage purposes
In one OF the best preserved houses.
the various articles Of domestic use
have been restored by DR.. Hewitt TO
their proper places, in order to furnish
a sort Of illustrative object lesson The
fire place, with it's fire dogs. fire screen
and coking pot. as when in daily usS,
is seen in the corner adjacent to the
door with the water jar and gourd Dip
per near at hand Another corner is
occupied by the meal DOX, with the nee
essary appliances for grinding corn
In a small alcove room next to the
meal box is the 'tinajon." or large
storage vessel. to hold the prepared
meal Above, near the ceiling, are
stretched strings OF rawhide, from
which hang strips of drying meat And
on one side of the main room are the
place and materials for pottery-making
clay, mortars, paint pots, smoothing
stones, modelling forms and other OBJ
jects. illustrating the various opera
tions OF the primitive potter.
The Hopi Indians.
InaSmuch the people along the
rito, as well as those of The circular
town already described, were unques-
tionably the ancestors of the modern
Hopi indians of the southwest, there is
no difficulty in reconStructing their
dwellings and even their mode of life.
with the help of the remains they have
left behind In one great walled en-
closure 170 OF their skeletons were dis
closed; and nothing Of archaeological
Importance seems to have been destroy
ed or seriously disturbed by the rob-
bers and outlaws who. within recent
years. in numerous bands. have found
convenient headquarters and a secure
refuge in the prehistoric caves OF the
canyon Rene Bache-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-04-30
RENE BACHE'S BUDGET
DIGGING Up Of 4 BURIED
CITY IN NEW MEXICO
EXCAVATIONS IN RIO GRANDE VALLEY
CLOSE MARVELS.
A Prehistoric Town Built Like Beehive-A Vanished
People Who Lived Like Rats in Holes-The Pueblo
of the Stone Lions Underground Chambers
Communicating With the Under World

spots in the southwest, none surpasses
the Rito de los Frijoles. The former
populous condition of all the country
thereabout is attested by myriads OF
cliff dwellings, which occupy eyery
mesa top from the Chama river to the
Cochiti and between the Jemez noun
tains and the Rio Grande But the
principal focus of population was the
above mentioned tcwn-a terraced
structure, circular in form, and built
of blocks of volcanic tufa.
The town, somewhat resembling in its
beehive construction a modern pueblo
was in effect an apartment house of
enormous extent. As a rule, however.
the ancient pueblos. like those of mod
ern days, seem to have grown by grad
ual accretion, single rooms or suites
being added as they were required 70
meet the needs of increasing families
But here the whole affair was planned
ind built at one time. It's circular
shape, too, renders it unique from the
viewpoint of the archaeologist, nothing
resembling 1t in this respect having
been known hitherto.
Ancient Apartment Houses
The apartment house city, which was
apparently of three stories, comprised
many hundreds of rooms. 1t was evil
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-04-30

The discovery of a buried city in New
Mexico, in the valley of the Rio Grande
north of Santa Fe-and of vanished
people who lived like rats in holes
along the cliffs of an almost inacces-
sible canyon, has recently afforded OPP
portunity for most interesting arch
geological research. AS for the town in
question. considerable excavations on
its site have already been made, under
the direction of DR.. Edgar L. Hewitt
enough, at all events. to make certain
the fact that it was prehistoric, and
that it was circular in form.
Passing down the Rio Grande valley,
its gorge becomes deeper until the
traveller reaches a point at which the
canyon of the Rito de los Frijoles, or
Greek of Beans enters. 1t is not pos
sible to make ones way up the canyon,
because its narrow passage is blocked
by two waterfalls. which have a leap
of about 10 and so feet, respectively
One must climb to the top of the sur
rounding plateau, and descend into the
canyon by an ancient rock trail. which
leads to the site of the prehistoric city.
Beautiful Location
OF all the beautiful and romantic
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-04-30
CHILDREN RAISING PRIZE
CHICKENS AND Bic CORN

of Mrs. Diem. mother of ]. J. Walser, of
Colonia Juarez, has been received.
Death was due to general debility and
nervous prostration
The little babe of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Walser Of Colonia JuareZ, died in Globe.
AriZ- Mr. Walser has been employed in
Globe for number of months and his
wife and family Joined him some time
ago
Adrain Haymore and his wife and
family have come from Utah. Mr.. Hay
more lives in Sonora but he has been
to Utah to conference and then came
for a visit with his brother Willard
Claim Smith has gone to Globe, AriZ-,
10 work. His brother, John. is also IN
Arizona
B. B. Brown has returned TO his work
IN Texas
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-04-30

you in this way. Come with me.
want to introduce you to most
charming woman who is dying to
meet you She is perfectly crazy on
psychology"
Don't introduce me to her."
laughed the Judge. Il see enough
crazy people in the law courts"
Dr. Bernstein smiled and followed
his hostess. Judge Brewster turned
to chat with the banker. From the dis
tant music room came the sound Of
a piano and a beautiful soprano voice
The rooms were now crowded and
newcomers were arriving each min
ute. Servants passed in and out serv-
ing iced delicacies and champagne.
Suddenly the butler entered the
salon and, quietly approaching Alicia,
handed her letter. In a low tone
he said:
This letter has just come, MN.
The messenger said it was very i'm
portant and I should deliver it at
once"
<1AASid IuA AC0 PoAO. CAC INSTABILITY
recognized the handwriting 1t was
from Robert Underwood Was not her
last message enough? How dare he
address her again and at such a time?
Retiring to an inner room, she tore
open the envelope and read as follows:
Dear Mrs Jeffries: This is the last
time / shall ever bore you With my let
tiers. You have forbidden me to see you
again. Practically you have sentenced
me to a living death. but as / prefer
death shall not be partial, but full and
complete oblivion, I take this means of
letting you know that unless you revoke
your cruel sentence of Punishment, I
shall make an end of 1t all. / shall be
found dead, Monday morning, and you
will know who IS responsible
Yours devotedly,
ROBERT. UNDERWOOD
An angry exclamation escaped
Alicia's lips, and crushing the note up
in her hand, she bit her lips till the
blood came. 1t was just as she feared
The man was desperate. He was not
to be got rid of so easily How dare
he-how dare he? The coward-to
think that she could be frightened by
such a threat What did she care if
he killed himself? 1t would be good
riddanee. Yet suppose he was in
earnest, suppose he did carry out his
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-04-30
ByCharles Klein
and
Arthur HornbEow
SYNOPSIS oF PREVIOUS CHAPTERS.

S1NOPS1S Ot' PREVIOUS CHAPTERS.
Howard Jeffries, bankers son, under
the evil influence of Robert Underwood.
feIlow-student at Yale, leads d life of
dissipation, marries the daughter of a
gambler who died in prison, and is dis
owned by his father. Forced to leave
college, ne tried to get work and fails
His wife, Annie, is straight as die. and
has a heart of gold. former college
chum makes a business proposition to
Howard which requires $4,000 cash, and
Howard is broke. Robert Underwood,
who made love TO annie in his col
lege days and was repulsed, and was
once engaged to Towards stepmother.
Alicia, Is a welcome visitor at the JEFF
ries home Underwood has apartments
IN the Astruria, an exclusive apartment
house. Howard recalls $3.50 loan to
Underwood that remains unpaid and de-
cides to ask him for the $4,000 he needs.
Mrs. Jeffries, ST., prepares for a great
reception at her home. Mrs. Jeffrfes,
foolishly encourages q dangerous init
macy with Underwood which the latter
takes advantage of until he becomes a
sort of social highwayman. Discover
ing his true character, Mrs. Jeffries de-
MES him the house At her reception
she discusses police injustice with a
lawyer guest.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-04-30
CHAPTER v.

Among the many huge caravansarieS
that of recent years have sprung up
in New York to provide luxurious
quarters regardless of cost for those
who can afford to pay for the best,
none could rival the Astruria in size
and magnifcence. Occupying an en-
tire block in the very heart of the
residential district, it took precedence
over all the other apartment hotels Of
the metropolis as the biggest and
most splendidly appointed hostelry of
its kind in the world. 1t was, indeed.
a small city in itself. 1t was not nee
essary for its fortunate tenants to
leave it unless they were so minded.
Everything for their comfort and
pleasure was to be had without taking
the trouble to go out of doors On
the ground floor were shops of all
kinds, which catered only to the
Astruria's patrons. There were also
on the premises a bank, a brokers'
Office, hairdresser, and postal tele
graph Office A special feature was
the garden court, containing over 3d.
900 square feet of open space, and
tastefully laid out with palms and
flowers. Here fountains splashed and
an orchestra played while the patrons
lounged on comfortable rattan chairs
or gossiped with their friends. Up on
the sixteenth floor was the cool roof
garden, an exquisite bower of palms
and roses artificially painted by
famous French artist, with its rech-
erche restaurant, its picturesque
tziganes, and its superb view of all
Manhattan island.
ITO RI CONTTNT1EDl
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-04-30
Continued from Yesterday

almost mathematical accuracy just
how your mental mechanism is work
Ing. l admit it sounds uncanny, but
it can be proved. In fact, it has been
proved, time and time again
Alicia came up and took the doc
tors arm.
"Oh, DR.. Bernstein" she protested,
Il can't allow the Judge to monopolize
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-04-30
KEEP your EYE OF
THE YELLOW LABEL

THE YELLOW LABEL
AID subscribers 70 lie Herald
should watch the yellow label pasted
on the wrapper or on the frs. Gage OF
their paper The date printed there
on IS the da.e of expiration o. sub
scription. When a remittance on sub
scription account is made. this date
should be changed When II Is not
changed soon after remittance is maLe.
allowing of course. reasonable time
to reach FL Paso. the subscriber
should Immediately call the attention
Of this office 70 the oversight. BY
doing this when the matter is fresh IN
the minds of all concerned. all furrhef
trouble and Inconvenience will be
avoided