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The Cairo bulletin., 1910-11-04
WAS BLOWN UP
FROM OUTSIDE
FRANCIS ATWATER, WHO PUB.
LlSHED PAPER AT HAVANA
AT TIME OF MAINE DISASTER
HAS HIS SAY.

Mer den. Conn, Nov. 3.--Former
State Senator Francis Atwater or
this city, who was publishing a news
paper at Havana, Cpba. at the time
the Maine was blown up, comments
on the statement Of Capt. Brady yes.
terday at Kansas City to the effect
that the ship had been blown up from
the outside aud that tee government
knew the details OF the happening a
year ago.
Atwater sent a telegram TO this
country telling of Selyado's iestruc-
tion of the warship and his accom-
plices in the act, information. ac-
cordng to Atwater, having been Civ.
en- him also that SeTyado had been
20 soned and that one Of his accom-
plices stood ready to confess the full
details OF the plot.
AT the Tine the information was
obtained 1t is said Atwater was sent
to the then secretary OF war, but
while his letter was acknowledged, no
further notice was taken OF II, 50 far
as Atwater knew.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-11-04
GAYNOR ISSUES
TERSE LETTER
DECLARES REPUBLICAN STATE
CHAIRMAN SHOULD TRY
TELLING TRUTH.
DID NOT FAVOR kE0GH
For Gubernatorial Nomination---Dis
Makes WhirlWind Campaign
In East Side OF New
York City.

New York, Nov. 3.-Mayor Gayncl
shot out another tart, terse little let
ter tonight, in which he advises Ezra
Prentice, chairman Of the Republican
state committee, to pray every
morning. for while, to God to direc
you to tell the truth, and see what
fruits it will bear"
Chairman Prentice recently issue,
a statement in which he said he ha,
reliable information that Gaynol
had favored the nomination OF Su
preme Court Justice Martin Keogs
for governor, rather than John A. Dix
In his letter Gaynor says:
1T might be good thing for YOU
to stop putting out false statements
even though you cannot get YOU
campaign speakers to do likewise.
never favored Judge Keogh for tt,
nomination"
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-11-04
DIX RAPs ROOSEVELT.

New York, Nov 3, John A. Dix
Democratic nominee for governor
Preached the doctrine of Republican
extravaganza" tariff and tax reform
and the high cost of living tonight,
through New Ymk's crowded east
side
He campaigned by automobile
through a driving rain, dashing from
hal to hall and winding up shortly
before midnight In Harlem, wssNre TN
took the final shot at Roosevelt HI
said Of Roosevelt:
While he tells you he was the
aiscoverer of the truths that wer'
known by Moses thousands of year
ago, he has not discussed any res
issue, He tries to satisfy you witt
abuse, but I've too high an estlmat,
Of your patriotism TO think he vii
succeed"
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-11-04
ROOSEVELT IS
JOSTLED ABOUT
ONLY NEWSPAPER MEN EXPECT,
ED HIM ON HIS ARRIVAL
IN CHICAGO.
LEFT HIS CAR ALONE
Was Hesieael by cabmen on Emery
ina From Station--CoIonel' De
parture More Quiet Than
Arrival.

Chicago, Nov. 3.--Roosevelt ar
rived at S:445 o'clock ovef the Penn
sylyan.a, was driven to the Chicago
Club and prepared TO leave for Iowa
over the Rock Island at 1880 70
night.
Scarcely any one at Union Station
tonight, aside from the newspaper
men, knew that Roosevelt was to ar
rive there.
Stepping from his car, :ioosepe't
walked a dozen car lengths between
two trains before he reached the
gates to the train shed.
He was iostled in the hurrying pas
sengers, few Of whom disco, cred his
identity, As he passed through the
exit from the tracks to the station
proper, many in the tnrong at the
gates started cheer Thu was TAX.
en- up by many others but Rooseve.,
did not stop, although dozen at.
tempted to shake hands.
Reaching the street, Roosevelt was
beseiged by number Of cab drivers
and omnibus men, VINO treated aim
as they would have treated an orli
mary fare. A momene later the Col
onel was taken to a waiting automo
bile and driven along Jackson ant
| Smith bouleyards to mis- club
Iie stated that he had nothing tc
say in regar dto politics.
| 1t is possible Roosevelt's departure
from the La Sale street statiogt .wai
even naereNsquiet than mis- arrival a
the Union depot A dozen newspape
men accompanied him to the car. Thu
train pulled out at 10 O'Clock.
( Roosevelt spent a large part of M
day in walking through a string o
/ sleeping cars on his way way hire. II
made a few short speeches. Charlie
erik, Republican candidate for con
gress, for whom Roosevelt VII spea
in Iowa tomorrow, met him at the sta
ton here.
Roosevelt arrives at Davenport a
1 2:30 a. m. and viii remain in ri
car until time for breakfast, with tn
lTri.Cty Press Club. Then the col
onei will make a campaign speech.
committee of the Iowa State Teacn
ers' Convention is to meet him a
Davenport. In Des Moines he Is +
speak TO the higN school pupils, al
tend dinner at t1e Grant Club. ad
dress the State Teachers Assoc atio
| He will leave for Chicago at lo:40 |
| m. tomorrow.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-11-04
NICE SURPRISE
FOR ELLEN TERRY
NOTED LADY RECIPIENT OF
BEAUTIFUL aEooK or VEL
COME" AT NEW YORK. 4.
over ZOO SIGNATURES
Affixed to Gift, Among Them Being
President and Mrs. Taft, May
or Gaynor and Wife and
]. p. Morgan.

New York, Nov. president anf
Mrs Taft, Mayor and Mrs Gaynor
~, r. Morgan, f. Fl. Gary, Of the
United States Steel Corporation, WIZ
liam Dean Howells. and some twa
hundred other friends ofaEllen Terry,
united IN surprising her this after
noon with book Of welcome bound
in gold and vellum, and signed with
their names.
Miss Temy arrived here today
from Chicago. When she stepped or
1.-The platform of the Hudson theatre
Ito deliver a, lecture on "Shakespeare's
IIeroines triumphant" the audience
rose and cheered for five minutes
Tears of gratitude came to Miss
Terrys eyes, but she deferred any
formal acknowledgment and began
! her lecture
| Just as she was about to leave thu
stage Kate Douglas Wiggin. author
stepped forward, carrying the book %
welcome, and turned first to the aud.
ence and then to Miss Terry, read
preface OF her own to the signatures
Percy MacKaye, poet and playwright
then read sonnet.
Miss Temy was dressed in whiye
and many said she seemed in as gooa
voice and to be as fresh and winsom.
today as twenty years ago, although
.Fshe. Is now 90. 40 -.ssass.
either names included n YEe h sss
are: Mrs. August Belmont. Mrs
| Clarence MacKaye, Charles Dana Gil
son. Norman Hapgood, Otto II Kahn
Henry w. Taft, Lyman Abbott, Julia
Marlowe, Charles Frohman, Minnie
Madden Fiske and John Jacob As
tor.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-11-04
THE ANTHRACITE TRUST
Denounced in Complaint Filed Against
D. /. g. w, Railroad by Della
ware Coal Company.

Washington, Nov ga sweeping
denunciation of the Delaware, Lacka.
wanna and Western railroad, in which
Y is charged with repeatedly attempt
ing to drive competing company
out OF business, and the arraignment
of the so-called anthracite coal
trust" are contained in complaint
filed with the Interstate Commerce
Commission today, by the Marian
Coal Company, of Wilmington. Del
Reparation In the sum of $4,000 be
cause of the alleged attempt In asked
The complaint sets forth various
acts preventing the quality OF condi
[ ons as between the Marian and 9th.
er mines along the Lackawanna.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-11-04
LAND GRABbERS
ARE INDICTED
SIX WESTERN CAPITALISTS
WERE PREPARING TO Sc
CURE CONTROL OF ALASKA
LAND.

Spokane, Nov. 3.--Federal indct
ments charging conspiracy to de
frard the government out of more
than 10000 acres of Alaska Goa
lands, valued at 100000 we're re
turned by the federal grand jury to
day against six men VINO contro
three groups Of coal lands in the ka
yak Mining district OF ALASKA. Eacn
group represents 1871 claims Of lG'
acres each.
Those indicted are: RalmonC
Brown and William l.. Dunn, Of Spo
kane: Charles NJ. Dougton, of Seattle
former Mayor Perry Wheat of Seat
tie, now living in Los angeles; Chas
A. Mckenzie, of@Seattle and Donal,
A. Mckenzie, of Washington, D. c.
The indictments charge that to
six men had agreements with clam
ants whereby they were to have
half interest in the claims, whici
would give them more land than the!
were legally entitled to.
Among those VINO were assignee
OF on or more claims were forme
governor John Fl. McGray, Of Masi
ington; Congressmar 'McLachIin,
California, Henry t. Oxnard of Ne
York and California, president
the An erican Beet Sugar Compan,
and former Mayor Harry White 9
Seattle.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-11-04
PoSTMASTERS SHOULD
NOT ENDORSE PATRONS

Washington Nov. 3,"Don't In
dorse your patrons Is the warning
given postmasters in an order issued
today today by the postoffice depart
ment 1t directs that in view of the
difficulties arising through compl
ance with requests from patrons FOL
Endorsements and guarantees as to
their honesty, reliability. Postmas.
tiers, IN their official capacity. should
not write or sign statements Of suci
character
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-11-04
CHICAGO GARMENT WORKERS
BELIEVE VICTORY THEIRS

The feeling Of the strikers Is that
the tide is turned In tneir direct on
with the signing of the agreement
with Cohn aud Riseman Con pany.
and Alchuler. Dryer and Company, By
which 500 men return to work at
each firm No mention OF wages was
made. The agreement provides for
fortt-eight hours work each week for
cutters and fifty-fonr for miscellar
eous employees. The agreement gives
the firms the right to use the union
label and Is held by the strikers 10
be a victory.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-11-04

Chicago, Nov. 3.--Peace offerings
by several clothing concerns, full
settlement by two companies, sew.
eral minor riot scares, which failed
to material'ze, and the report that
the garment workers strike would
extend to the eastern cities, constE
tuted today's activities n The gar
ment workers strike here Tonignt
there were well defined feelings
among the labor leaders that the
back bone OF the strike is broken and
there Is little fear that 1t will spread,
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-11-04
EDDIE COLLINS MARRIED.

Philadelphia, Nov. g. Eddie Col
Inns, a strong baseball man OF he
Philadelphia American League tearn
which recently won the championship
OF the world, was married tonight to
Miss Mabel Harriet Doane.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-11-04
TERRIFIC STORM RACES
ON ALASKAN COAST

Nome, Alaska, Nov. "a terrific
storm is sweeping the Behring Sea,
doing much damage to property.
Nome sand pit has been devastated
and ten homes destroyed. Great
damage was done to shipping.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-11-04
Record on the Bench

j. s. Dugdale, K. O.. recorder OF Biz.
mingham, England, and chairman of
the Warwickshire quarter sessions,
who celebrated his seventy-ffth birth.
day recently. has tried ten thousand
prisoners.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-11-04
BUILT CHURCH IN A DAY.

Kansas City. Nov. 3.--On a lot tina
was vacant tlr.s morning tonigh
stands the Swope Park Christian
church, an ejifice fifty by sixty feet
The members Of the congregat OF
constructed the building between tht
hours OF 1890 a. m. and Z p. m.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-11-04
PHILIP coR5lN DEAD.

New Britain, Conn, Nov, 3.--Phl'p
Corbin, president Of the Hardware
Dealers Association, died today
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-11-04

There were great many cases
similar to those given above in &C.
TAIL in the cases of several rivermen,
registered from the Blue Front res
taurant, G. p, Eichenberger appeared
and stated they were, in his opinion,
legal voters, as they made his estab-
lishment their home when here and
they had voted here at former cleo.
tons.
Other citizens vouched for others
who were absent, making affidavits
that they were legal voters.
Candidate Fraser met all the mer
who had beer challenged am
thanked them for going to the
trouble Of seeing that their votes
We're not taken from them.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-11-04

would be sufficient, in connection
with the original oaths OF the absent
ynfars thpmepIppe
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-02-21

Real estate transfers and the building
! record Of the city continue active. A per
NIT for $4,000 residence was among
those taken out Saturday and a trans
fer of residence property on Epson ave-
nue. at $1,000 was feature or the realty
transaction recorded
Deeds Filed.
Wright avenue, between California
and Nevada streets. Franklin Heights
w S. Olden and wife TO James T.
Smith. lot Il and west IL feet lot Is,
fractional block 90. Franklin Heights
addition; consideration $1,000 Jan. p,
1910.
Leon street, between San Francisco
and Sonora streets. Mills map-James
c. Thornton and wife to the city OF
FL Paso, tract of land in block AZ. Mills
map, fronting IS feet on Leon street
and extending to an alley 12o feet;
consideration $500. Feb. 16, 1910.
Portland avenue, between Dakota and
Kentucky avenues, Highland Park
Highlands Realty company TO L. Lind
say, lots %, "A and %. block IS, High
land Park addition; consideration s24O.
Feb. Is, 1910
South OchOa street, between Bird and
4th streets, Campbell addiuOn-ChaS. G.
Bruce TO Joe Dunno, lot 10, block Ill,
Campbell addition; consideration $40.
Feb. IS, 1910.
southwest corner Epson avenue and
Putnam street, Sunset Heights. D.
Love and wife TO ". T. Baird and wife,
lots 26 and 81. block %, Sunset Heights
addition; consideration $1,000. Oct 80,
1906
southwest. corner Epson avenue and
Putnam street, Sunset HeightsEw. T.
Baird and wife to J. D. Love and wife,
lots rs and 81, block 20, Sunset Heights
addition; consideration $1,000. Feb. 10,
1910.
East Boulevard. between Williams
and Hutton streets, Franklin Heights
Lee H OrndOrff TO Mrs. a. E Bartlett
lots % and %, block 81, Franklin
Heights addition; consideration $I722.50.
jan IS, 1910.
Building Permit.
To John Davidson, two story brick
residence, 32x30x56 feet. east 40 feet Of
west 81 feet lots II TO 20; east 40 feet Of
west 81 feet of south Is feet lot Is.
block 20. Alexander addition; estimated
cost $4,000.
Licensed to Wed
Cecilio Ordenez' and Toribia Zubia-
Automobile Licenses
1928 JnO. Buquor. 322 South Ell Paso
street. Metz runabout
424- John Tubbs. 1909 North Florence
street, Buick touring car.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-02-21
LIVESTOCK.
Kansas City LIveztork r1o.,

Kansas City, No, Feb. 21-Cattie-
Receipts 10000. including 500 south
ems. strong 10 lee higher, Native
steers, $3.50 $50; southern steers.
S4-t5 q @ $50; southern cows $4,000
300; native cows and heifers. $4,000
90; stockers and feeders. $37565S5.
calves, S4-5Oq 800; western steers. 500
Zoe; western cows, S3.25@5.25.
EOSs-Receipts 5000: 5G10c higher.
bulk, $S-SOGS.15; heavy, $3.50 1921
packers and butchers, $4,000 9.20: light
SS.SOq9.l5; pigs. s7.500S.25.
Sheep-Receipts 10000; steady. Mut
tons. $3.50 100; lambs. sS.0O6S.OO: fed
western wethers and yearlings. $4,000
Chicago Livestock Close
Chicago. H., Feb. -CattIe-Re
ceipts $4,000; steady to 1Oc higher
Beeves. S4.55q 500; Texas steers. s4,25
e $50; western steers. S44GMS *.
Stockers and feeders. $SSO65.75. cows
and heifers. S2-40G 500; calves. $3.50
HOgs-Receipts $4,000: 5G1Oc bisba~
Light, $S.9O49.S0; mixed. SS.95Ge a..
heavy, $1,000 9-45; rough s9O0679
good to choice heavy, $9.156S.45. nic-s
$500 q 9.2O; bulk. s92O6s35 IsS'
heep-Receipts $4,000: steady 70
strong Native, s4.75 Q7.40: western
5000 f-Se; yearlings. s7.10TS50,
IAN IA 6Ss native. s7.20Qs.so; western
Fort Worth Livestock. Close
Fort Worth, Tex, Feb. s1.-Ca+tla
receipts 2500; hogs $500. Steers steady
s S3 30; cows higher. tops s4-55; calves
Hogs-Steady, tops sS.95.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-02-21
CITY BRINGS SUIT TO
OPEN OREGON STREET
Negro Claims Possession of
RightOfway by Statute of
Limitations.

On March in the 41st district court.
the case of the city VS. W. ". Wiley
will be tried. The style Of the suit is
a trespaSs 10 try title.
Wiley is a negro who located in TIE
middle of South Oregon street between
Seventh and Eighth streets.
In 1884 Wiley was fined in the re-
corders court and ordered TO vaca'te
but did not do so. In 1897 suit was
hled against him. but never tried. In
1897 private persons were found to have
Instituted suit against him, but it
never went TO trial and now the city is
again endeavoring to secure the prop
erty, 20 feet by go feet, which OBJ
structs clear rightOfway-
Wiley claims possession by statute of
limitation. having occupied the land
for 10 years without molestation.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-02-21
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
lots on W Missouri St in the Ste
vens addition trice $4,000. Terms 4
cash; balance 1, 2 and 3 years at 8
percent
An ideal new room 2 story mod
ern brick residence on Arizona St
Price $500 Terms, Z cash, balance
!. 2 and years at percent.
10z by 30 feet improved property on
Leon ST Price So 900. Will trade for
business property and pay difference
IN cash.
Corner on FL Paso St.: IS by 1s4 feet.
Price se250
80 by 40 on San Antonio St Price
50 BY 120. corner Fourth and Broad
way Price $65OO
Nevada ST corner. lots, Is by 12o
feet. Price $4,000.
20 by 12e feet on S. Oregon St $40
per foot
FOR RENT.
4 frstclass livery stable. suita BILE
for garage; close in; 100 by 120 feet
VIII lease or rent by the month. So.
BEHR & WATTS.
MONEY TO LOAN.
WE WRITE FIRE INSURANCE.
CITY NAT. BANK BUILDING
PHONE 454
WE HAVE $4,000 TO LOAN On Ell.
PAs0 REAL ESTATE SECURITY,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-02-21
TO ETABLISH STOCK FARM
NEAR FORT HANCOCK

thoroughbred stock farm in the
lower valley is the project which
George c. Wright. Of St Louis is be-
hind He is here today to arrange for
large tract of land in the lower val
ley upon which he Is planning to es-
tabllsh modern breeding and training
farm for all classes of horses and will
make a speciality of fine carriage
horses,
The Nact upon which the stock farm
is to be established is located near
Fort Hancock and it is said that he
will purchase a tract of 5000 acres in
addition to be used for grazing land.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-02-21
COUNT IN Ell PASO
ON BRIDAL TOUR
Count Fresson, of Paris,
Spends Sunday Here
With His Bride.

Count and countess rTessOn, OF Paris,
France, spent Sunday sightseeing in L.
Paso and Juarez. and left last night for
Paris The count is heavily interested
in mining in British Columbia and Mex
leo. and states that mining investments
in Mexico are very attractive to the
French nobility especially since the
wonderful success they had in the Fl
Orc district and in Durango.
The present trip was bridal tour
and also an inspection of their mines.
They expect TO return through Fl Paso
in June.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-02-21
COMMISSIONERS COURT ~
WORK ON HOLIDAY,

Although Tuesday viii be legal holt
day. the county commissioners will re-
main in session, as they cannot finish all
the business to come before them to-
day.
This morning but one order was en-
tered, julius T. Porcher being appointed
ditch commissioner for La Otra Banda
ditch, at SOcOTo.
This afternoon the commissioners met
in the National Bank of Commerce TO
count the countv's money on deposit
there, and then adjourned for the Ham
NETT funeral.
The tax rate is to be fixed az Tues
DAVIS session of the court.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-02-21
REALTY DEALERS
ATTEND FUNERAL

In order to pay homage to the man
who had done so much for the real es-
tate dealers of Ell Paso. the real estate
dealers closed their offices this after
noon out of respect for Col. B. F. Ham
NETT.
The entire body OF land brokers at
tended the funeral services which were
held at the home of the deceased lean.
of the local realty b'tfness. The Of
fices closed at ? D. m, and remained
closed during the afternoon
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-02-21
GOOD TRADE PROPOSITION.

GOOD TRADE PROPOSITION.
A fine piece Of close in property near
z P s. ". offices to trade for VAL
ley land What have you TO exch2nge2
CHICKEN RANCH FOR SALE OR
a track Of 9 Y acres 1 II miles be-
low Ysleta for sale or will trade in on a
s room house reasonably close in. Want
2 lots. south front and on car line. This
ranch has room adobe house, 3 chick
en- houses 200 egg incubator. Price
very reasonable.
FINE RANCH.
We have a fine ranch of 500 acres u
miles from Captain, n. NJ % acres un-
der cultivation, acres in orchard, 5
year old trees, As acres with good wa
ter right, all under fence. 4 room dwell
ing house and an excellent proposition
The price is very CHEAP for a ranch
Of this kind We can give you further
particulars
WE MAKE SPECIALITY
OF city property. II you want HOME
or building site come in and see what
we have TO offer We are always glad
10 show property
ANDERSON-BENNE REALTY CO.,
Rooms q and % Bassett & Edwards
Building. Phone 491.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-02-21
COOKING CLASS TO DINE
PARENTS AND school,. R0A

At San JacintO school this eveninc
the girls of the cooking class Will olive
a Martha Washington entertainment
and supper, the members of the school
board and the parents of the children
being invited To attend
The students will cook the supper at
the school, where they have been taught
the culinary art in the manual training
department.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-02-21
LIGHTFoOT FILLS vacancy

Austin. Tex. Feb. 21.-Attorney gen
eral Lghtfoot today appointed Zeb.
Caldwell. of Mt. Pleasant, Titus coun-
ty. to succeed assistant attorney gen
eral J. t. Sluder. who resigned. Tbs
change becomes effective March l. X
NJ. Rowe. also recently appointed as
sistant. arrived here today and as
Sumed his duties.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-02-21
NEW RAILWAY APPOINTMENT.

Houston, Tex, Feb. Z1.-PresIdent
Robinson. of the Trinity and Brazos
Valley road, today announced the crea-
ton of the new office OF assistant gen.
eral passengcr agent. and that S. J.
Tucker is appointed as the first &C
pant Tucker mas been city passenger
agent at Dallas. His future headquar-
tiers are at Houston.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-02-21
COURT HEARS INJUNCTION.

JUDGE Walthall is today hearin~ The
petition for an injunction presented by
Geo. H. Paul vs. the city. Paul seeks
to have the city restrained from erect
ing a garbage and sewage disposal
plant ON land which was purchased from
the Cotton estate, but which he claims
to own
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-02-21
RABY HANDS

will get into mischief-often It means
a burn or cut or ScaId. Apply Bal
lard's Snow Liniment just as soon as
the accident happens. and the pain wilt
be relieved while the wound Will heal
quickly and nicely. A sure cure for
sprains, rheumatism and all pains.
Price 25c, soc and s1.O0 bottle. Sold
by all druggists.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-02-21
IRRIGATED ALFALFA.
DDW@Er aDUaNCE

IRRIGATED ALFALFA.
PRICES WILL ADVANCE.
SOcOrro Grant-Good piece Of land in
Socorro near the G. H. railroad; cut
tivation: some alfalfa s75 per acre.
80 ACRE CLARK RANCH
All IN cultivation. $4,000 wccth of
improvements: S sections of mesa land
adjoining Price for whole tract SOS, GEO.
This tract is located IA miles Of FL
PasO-
SAN ELIZARI0 GRANT.
500 acres fine land The price for
few days only $42-50 per acre.
$50 PER ACRE for fine level land on
the Island
10 ACRES ON COUNTY ROAD.
We have many bargains in valley
lands. our automobiles are at your
service
MATHEWS q DYER,
III y. Stanton St