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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-20

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.-Boston, Sc dis
count: Chicago. par: San Francisco, sight
Sc premium, telegraph nc premium: New
orleans commercial &c discount, bank g
premium; Charleston, buying par, selling
t-1oc premium: St Louis, l5c premium bid,
&c premium asked; Minneapolis COO pre-
suiuTn: Savannah, buying S-l5c discount,
selling par
BANK CLEARNGs. New York. ex-
changes SIS, 81 SIS. balances 81. 5097; Bal
tinore, exchanges s5.2sf. sSs. balances $685.
3Se: Chicago. exchanges 448, balances
$3.50 s3s: Boston. exchanges SO, 1884, bal
nnces s. SCI, z1A
SILVER MAREET.-Commercia bar ST.
YER Bszzc; Mexican silver dollars, &c. Bar
silver IN London closed at "A l3-l6d, IN
charged.
GOLD PREMIUM-In Madrid. e95: LIS
bon. 1910
MEXICAN ExCHANGE.-Mexican ex-
change on New York is quoted al 20156.
GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS. - Receipts
from customs yesterday were $500. $50, in
ter1Ef revenue $50 e12, and miscellaneous
t212Il7 6 total OF sl.S5i.s13. against total
sxpsu ditures on ordinary account Of 500,
So For the month 70 date ordinary re-
ceipfs have been 81. lS6,lz0 and ordinary
expenditures s2s 9oS, 06S. the excess of re
ceistg amounting 10 t25oO72. For the fiscal
wear to date ordinary receipts have been
s5s7, 9z SD, against s5ls.5S6.73S in the same
s5ss ss5 go, against $685. COS z5S in 1909, the
.ycess Of expenditures this year amount
f-~ 70 SIG E7s,75l, compared with an excess
lesr GEAR OF s75.Es,7Ia Including Panama
~ ~ exoeDdltures over receipts since July
.r,o,,-,fs 20 ss4g57.062 against ~ excess
n ths corresponding period a year ago Of
Ezs5l5.gs
rsTYp-TaEtE TyRY.-The eub-Tr ;sgry ~,as
sebTcr % tie Clearing House si,ss.Aas
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FOREIGN FINANCIAL

London. May 19-ConsoIs elesSc
hrmer at 81 Isis for money and = :. s.
account Anaconda was = LoNss. 80
Canadian Pacific 2is higher az ~"
Trunk 3 higher at 81 r,. Il
Money was dearer. with the s-siars
str1cted. owing to the income te1 . s9Ss ~
Discount rates were hrIn in synps-'
the advance IN money -~ss
Business on the Stock ExcflaIiss ,nss,lf
str1cted. owing TO the holiday ,..-S,,S >
and the weekend. COnSCls ana 49,,
maintained their firmneSS alle ~
Trunks and Mexican rails harusls, - -
ton, but the other sections Wers- l6s
Diamond shares closed weak s-scs
American securities opened s,,;rg =
higher and improved on bear SO .sv,.ss -
noon the market was firm, WIN rea.s,S y
II to point higher In the afJerhOs sssgi = 4
ever. prices eased under ligne ~ "
until Wall Street opened. Whe, SS-srsE
ing orders caused a recovery, w. -,Ssrk q
Pacific. which crossed the 9-TI.ssd stss4
feature. The whole market e4o1
al a fraction below the best; -. -Y,sr =
Call money In London, SgSss- syort , :
open market discount rate foI asfSSss q
3Ss6SSa per cent. long bills p rsr ~
cent: Berlin discount rate. - Tsrs =
Paris discount rate % per cent s.sr,lr,s
change on London. 3 francs srxs !
Berlin exchange on LONDON, Arsr
pfennigs. Bar gold. as So
eagles, 7SS 3D. -
Paris. Nav I9.-Three per g g-sncs
closed 2fs centimes lower AZ ps,,-ss ~
confines. Prices on ths
steady.
Berlin, Nav 19.-The tone of sssip
was auiet. with prices trregllassSs
Pacific showed the most aCuNit'
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TOPICS OF THE STREET.

FOREIGN TRADING Transactions for
foreign account in the local stock L.aI
were confined to a few hundred shaIes-
DIVIDENDS DECLARED. - Dividends
have been declared as follows: AtlanLlc
Coast Line Railroad, regular semi-annuaI .
per cent on the common, payable on july
IL; National Lead Company, regular qeI ~
terIy Ia per cent on the common, payaoIe
on July 1; Associated Merchants company,
regular quarterly IA per cent and an extra
onH,haf Of H. per cent ni fn r Brygoods Com
panfes regular quarterly 1sa per cent on
the preferred, payable on June l; BosIol.
& Lowell Railroad, regular senn1[a laS.i<+ :
per cent, payable on July - CHalii Pi'-
Copper Company, 81
STOCK EXCHANGE TRANSFERS.
Stock Exchange membership OF e N ar
child has been posted for transfer 10 VIII
lam P. Simpson. The consideration stated
is $500 the same price at which the last
transfers were made Robert 3. Van CoTL-
Iandt transfers his seat to Hamilton =
member of the firm to another, necess1LaIed
by arrangements Of RocerC 3. van OOI
Iandt to make an extensive tour ABROAD
A Graves Ely and George H Bun were
elected members OF the exchange yesterday
CONVERTED BONDS-Spencer Trask
& Co, No. q Exchange Place, have issued
the eighth edition OF their circular enI1t!ed
Convertible Bonds. This clrculaI 4S-
bends now upon the market and explains
the features which make them a favcr1Is
form Of security with many investors
CHESAPEAKE & OHIO DIRECTORS.
LETTING POSTPONED.-The meeting or
the directors OF the Chesapeake & Ohio
Railway Company called for yesterday. al
which il was expected that action would be
taken on the dividend. was postponed until
II o'clock to-day, on account Of the alb
sence of q quorum. Frank Trumbull.
chairman of the board. IS expected 20 re-
turn from the West to-day.
NEVADA SMELLING AND MINES
COMPANY.-At the annual meeting OF the
Nevada Smelling and Mines Company F.
c. Armstrong, K A. Heine, George Mac
donald and H. Franklin were elected direc-
tors to succeed the late Thomas F. Byrnss
and the late G. G. Minzesheimer and 3
Colby and D. Gi1l4, retired The company
reported cash on hand as OF March 81 Of
s4s123- Receipts for the year ended March
81 were s. 22S and expenditures s20.6S2
BROOKLYN UNION GAS DIVIDEND
PERIOD CHANGED-The board of direc-
tors of the Brooklyn Union Gas Company
at a meeting yesterday, decided TO chang7
the dividend period from half yearly TO
quarterly and accordingly declared 4 d1y1-
dend of 11z per cent. payable July L
UNITED STATES MORTGAGE AND
TRJJST-The United States Mortgage and
Trust Company has been appointed and
designated by the United states District
york as q. depository for the money or
bankrupt estates, under the provisions OF
the statutes OF the United States.
NEW RUBBER GOODS DIRECTOR
James 3. Ford has been elected a director
OF the Rubber Goods Manufacturing Com
pany, 20 succeed J. j watson IT., re-
signed
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CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE.

A firm undertone was shown in the mar
ket on the Consolidated Exchange. Business
was limited, the sales aggregating $3.50
different stocks, together with 5000 New
York City I per cent bonds of 1883. sold
by a commission house at 1895 TO member
of the exchange, who took them for per-
sonaI investment. Reading for the second
time this week took the leadership n
common. It sold as high as 1888, compared
with a New York Stock Exchange top
price of 1872. Steel common got as h1gh as
83as against S31L on the other board. Cen
orally prices exhibited relative f1rmngSs'
compared with the other exchange De-
tailed operations follow:
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OUTSIDE SECURITIES.

Speculation in the market for outslas 81
cr,rities Continued on a light scale. althousdd
In spots considerable animation deyeloSRRS " =
on what looked TO De inside purchases: +sadio
general tendency throughout was 20 s1o Tba
copper issues, as rule. were ABOUT III
changed, although Chino on Iigns pu ~
An1erica. Commended considerable attention:
with an advance Of 1oc on rather heeE ~
purchases on the report OF dlsc9,s .s ;ya o
2 new body OF ore. The silver stocks Ws.e
steady, but less active. Goldf1eld s a.ioS32
ruled firm Tonopah shares were lraageIect-
ally better. The industrial list Wa ~ 81 ar,
Slightly more animation. Manhattan LIS
sit was strong and in good demand boiiU0
p-era Inactive buf steady.
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REDEMPTION OF
IMPERIAL JAPANESE
GOVERNMENT BoNDs
0ntsrraI Loan Issgsd in YAM

The following bonds have been ..e.
redemption BY the Imperial Japanese - - IN
nnent. on their respective dates IN rss-'a-
par. or will be exchanged for the ~. I Ts...e :,
Loan Bonds: s--. lA
The entire outstanding bs1,...-
CONSOLIDATED LOAN B0Sns
May 31st- u
The entire outstanding b,,,--s
WAR LOAN BONDS exclusive - =
payable IN Sterling at the szs.' -, -.
exchange at p Old. per vs,t 2
FORMOSA PUBLIC LOAN B0vrs
JUNE BOTH Fl
Those Bonds OF the IWPyRrsr -
LOAN BONDS on which FIVE yv,s,
have elapsed since the dsrs o. f-,-s -
cept those payable IN s,eriirz n =
fixed rate OF exchange OF % 0l.d -.
YenD ON JULY SOTH-
The Undersigned has been authorized ~.
Imperial japanese Government for fba -.
venfence Of the holders OF the above Ro1.. !.
purchase them on or after the sbovs -.
dates at the current rate o. exeha-zss
japan. or 70 exchange them for The a. N
TERNAL LOAN BONDS az the rario - y.
IS per 100, at any time before or affs- g.
respective dates Of redemption. shouI4 ~
holder wish 20 anticipate the rsdsnutio,- :
any OF the above bonds the underslxuss /.
authorized BY the Imperial japanese Cover,
ment 70 purchase them subject 70 a disco-..
at the rate OF ) per cent Per annu=a.
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INACTIVE STOCKS.

The following were the last actual sales
and the closing quotations for stocks IN
which there were no transactions yesterday
on the New York Stock Exchange:
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INTERNATIONAL & GREAT NORTHERN
RAILROAD COMPANY
Second Mortgage Bonds

To the holders OF second No<tgays Bonds y
the international & Great Northern Raj.
road Company who have rot deposited u.
same under the BondhoIdsrs' Agr.-rsr,
dated March ?, 1908:
decree for the forecIosurs Of ths s-c,-i
Mortgage and for a sale thereu1dsr hasat
been entered in the United States eireus
Court for the Northern District OF TszA .
the tenth day OF May, 1910 notice IS hssE
given that the time for dspositiny ssr-
mortgage bonds with THE FARMERS L0sg
AND TRUST COMPANY, Depository uaasr 6,
above-ms nttoned Agreement. . hereby 2
tended TO and including the 18th DAY "
JUNE. 1910, after which dats bonds I'll >
received only in the discretion % ths crn-''
tss and upon the payment or such ps-.ly
respect OF each bond as may be imposed ?
the Committee under the terms Of sid Asrss
ment.
Dated New York. May II 1910 u
W EMLEN ROOSEVELT, ehstrrsns
EDGAR L. MARSTON.
JOHN W HA1TFR.
HENRY Z POMR0T,
T-r-~7f--s<
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MOSES blLfs becretaTy-
TNTTFn DRY GOODS COMPANIES

HoDoken, y. J, Nay 18th. 1910.
= quarterly dividend Of one and three-quar-
ters per cent. ia 90 win oe paid June LIST, 1910.
- holders Of the Preferred stock Of United Dry
Goods Companies OF record at tbs close OF
business Thursday, MAY 26th, 1910
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The YOKOHAMA SPECIE BANK. Luts.


SIS WALL ST. NEW YORK CIT,
" R-Ths entire balance OF WAR He4x
BONDS and the IMPERIAL 50 LOAN BOWS
that are payable IN z Sterling, &c Ii. ar-d
rate of 2s- Old. per Ven, both az 70 Prnciosl
and interest, In London, viii be redeemed =,
The LIST July.
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FOREIGN BANK BETuSss

London, May 19.-The wee. ~, tolloss
the Bank of England shows SEQ -,
changes. Total reserve Cs e. -bss;lli0n =.
circulation decreased kSe4.-l3ss.,s fncsssss
creased glTs. O04. other securltiess,s Is. ~
$3.50 go. other deposits deersssSSsS-a coz,
public deposits increased ts'sssr.s $3.50 cropc
nent securities unchanged, tSssiItiss . ~
OF the banks reserve 70 h ~ ,.sr cers Z
So So per cent against 90 5g,sr,ce TOD
"a, 49Is per cent this week - ! paI
rate Of discount is unchanssu -
Paris, Nav 19-The WeeAlJ "a foll srskt
cbsneas. Gold in hand tncfssassse5 ~
francs, silver IN hand tnesS'
francs
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BONDS.
600 NyC As. 1859. ee5t ee
COLLATERAL TRUST NOTES.
FURNISHED By Swarwout & Appenzel1a<, No 4
Pine st
Name.
Maturing 191o'22


Pins ST.
Approx.
Name Maturity Bid. Asked. yield.
Am Cigar I . c. Mch 10, 1911. eS& e9A 500
do pc, Mch Is. 1912. 9Tls eSis go
& o I D c. Ntch 10. i911.... $685. e924 40
do "a D c. June, 1918 933a e3& 4.e0
Beth Stl Corp 6 . c, Nov, 1914 81 9Sit Gas
& \ . c, Mch Is. 1913. 1885 9914 z.e5
H & D c. July, 1918. -. e62e e7A +.75
9 C L c. June, 1911 1908 1908 40
D & H 90 4 u C, July 1922. 101 1o2 AS
Erie Q c, Apr 8. 1911........ eSA 99A go
Gen Rub Az p c. July, 1915. a3 94A $40
Hudson Cos p C. Oct 10, 1911 20 100 800
do s D c, Feb, 1918. 90 100 500
INTERIOR r T 8 p c, May, 1e111 Is 1o3 $50
X c Ry & 7 p C, Sept, 1912 9T9s SsB $50
do D c. May Is, 1913.... 95 Sc $50
Lack Steel p c, Mich. 1915. 954s e64s $50
M & st L c. Feb 1911.... 99A 9e& $50
NYCL eqo p c. Nov. '10-'22 500 to ;259s hasi.
Y n H & II c. billie 100 1905 -
st L & s F 5 p c, Jan 1s11.. 100 zoos. 400
do ~ D c. Feb. 1912....-. as era $50
do D C. Mch 1913 eS OF $50
Southern Ry , c, Feb. ,1nse1s. es es!s $50
Tidewater D c, June, 1913. .10IA i01& $50
west 7 & 3 , c, Feb. 1912. 90 esss 62S
w'houss E&M p c. Aug. '1o1ooa 1oo3s 400
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THE ASSOCIATED MERCHANTS co

Hoboken n :. May I5ths 1910.
This regular quarterly dividend at the rate OF
seven per cent (ISc} per annum and addi-
tfonsl quarterly dividend az the rate OF two per
(29c) per annum viii be paid May 3lst, 1910,
60 holders OF the Common stock CT This Com
rany Of record at tbs close OF business Thurs
Cay. Nay 26Lh, 1910
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GOVERNMENT BONDS.

The following shows yesterdays closing
quotations for government bonds. compared
with Wednesdays:
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COBALT STOCKS.

FURNISHED by Warren. Gzowaii & Co. No. IS
Broad streetl
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Warren w. Erwin & Co.
Members Consolidated Stock Exchange Of n =.
Investment Bankers,
rs Beaver Street, New York.
DIVIDEND NOTICES.

NORFOLK & WESTERN RAILWAY CO.
The Board Of Directors mas declared a quar-
f~rlv dividend OF and one-quarter per cent.
upon the Common stock OF the Company pay
shie 81 the of1ce OF the Company, Arcade Build
tng, Philadelphia, Pa, on and after June 18th,
1910. 70 the Common Stockholders registered
the close ot business Nay 51sts 1910
II AZ
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MEETINGS.

a SPECIAL MEETING OF THE $50
holders OF the Knickerbocker Ciecs ... Il
Gear Company viii be held AZ The Congsss,t
Office 1881 Broadway. New York. lis,
June 3D. 1910. at O'Clock .. m me g -,
OF the meeting ara L To increase Lar -
ttal stock of The Company 70 Two $50 -
thousand dollars. ? To make ten - -,
shares OF the capital FREFE ,-SS-sSsrt'
LEWIS VI. MILLER. President EH1l--
/ NATEROCS. Secretary.
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PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.

FURNISHED b. Charles .. Barney q Co.. No. IS
BROAD street, New York. and 30. LIZ South
9Th street. Philadelphia
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BONDS.

IS 600 west Pac 5s.. a41z s414 a4A a4A
sodd lots TSens cents per SHARE
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Established rSrz-
TEE
phenix Natl Bank
Corner Nassau an6 Liberty Sis.
-
Cauttal,
S1.O0O.O00
Eu-rsrs and Undivided Prcra
S725.0O0
cor,o-srt-ns Firms and Indiytdusl Accounts
Er,sy~trs5,

DIRECTORS
HrelIsr BELMONT henry X. r 0RS0f
August Belmont e. ca. Pomroy Bros.
Nv BLooNlsspaLE EDWIN A. POTTER
Csoffs1jEt Pres. Am Trust q
Saw. Blk, Chicago.
ALFRED A. BULL GEORGE e. ROBERTS
Vice President Pres Com Nat BlC-s
Chicago
n CRAWFORD CLARK wv. PiERsoH HAMILTON
Clark, Dodge & Co. ]. P. Morgan & Co.
rlBERT n. GARY EDWARD sHEkRSoa
Chairman Board {. S. shesrson. Ha1nnin Co
=. y HIGGINS FREu'g D. UNDERWOOD
Harvey Fisk n Pres. Erie r. r. CO.
Sens
ROBERT p PERKINS
Pres. Hartford Carpet Corr.
GEORGE coFFiHG WARNER
Attorney.
FINS E. MARSHALL
President.
OFFICERS
FINS e. MARSHALL, President
ALFRED NJ. BULL. Vice-Pres.
b.. EASKINS, Cashiec.
II. c. fO0LEY, Asst Cashier
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Coupons interchangeable fFegtstered. tcou-
pons sRegisteIed and coupon
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RAILROAD EQUIPMENT BONDS AND
CAR TRUSTS.

Maturing 19105Z7.
FURNISHED ~ swartvout & Appenzellar. No 20
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SECURITIES PRICES ADVANCE ON LIGHT TRANSACTIONS |:

NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE sALEs-THuRspAy.
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BOSTON STOCKS.

Furnished by &. L Day & Co. no 81 Wall
street,
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NEW YORK CITY soNos.

FURNISHED by W. N. Coler & Co. No. as Cedar
stTeetl
(AccTued interest to be added
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BROOKLYN UNION GAS Dividend
PERIOD CHANGED.-The board of direc-
tors Of the BROOKLYN Union Gas Company,
fhs dividend period from half yearly to
quarterly, and accordingly declared divt-
= ~ - Tx mix
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-09-17

effects Of chaste elegance and not pre-
tentious luxury. Never has the man
of moderate means been so well able
to build a home so suited to his needs
and so artistic as at the present time.
Architects generally are putting forth
their best efforts to design attractive
homes that may be built for sums
ranging from $4,000 to $4,000. In fact
many delightful bungalows are being
built for $500.
Indeed, probably more so-called
bungalows are being erected than any
other style Of dwelling. Bungalow has
come to be such an elastic term in
this country that it is applied to many
houses which may not rightly be given
the euphonius name. Bungalow is the
name given to certain Bengalese
houses, but it is said that the inns or
hotels built by the English In India are
the only real bungalows TO be found
there. These are long, low buildings
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-09-17

monte with the decorations of the
room
There is also a noticeable improve
ment in the disposal of radiators IN
the modern house. Many are con-
cealed under upholstered window
seats, or are of such size and shape
as to be less obtrusive than the huge
gilt things that were invariably in the
best corner Of the room An evapora-
ton pan has just appeared which will
do away with the motley assortment
Of bowls and pans to be found on the
average radiator. This is of Russian
zinc, painted the same as the radiator,
and is about four inches high with a
capacity Of several gallons. 1t may
be clamped firmly to the radiator so
that there is no danger Of its upset
ting,-but what a fsh-pond and sea
of adventure it may prove to the
youthful investigator
An excellent idea recently adopted
by many builders is the rounded cor
ners in the kitchen and sometimes in
the bed rooms and bath room. This
simplifes cleaning immensely and
from a sanitary standpoint is infinite
" superior to inaccessible corners
where may lurk dust and germs
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-09-17

a button, and are used often when
large house parties tax the capacity
Of the place.
In many of the new homes has been
installed an entirely new method Of
Illumination which has been matter
of experimentation for a long time.
The perfection Of the powerful tung-
stem f1lament and the invention Of a
mirror reflector that Is plated with
silver has made practicable and highly
satisfactory method of indirect IL
Elimination that is said to be the near
est approach to daylight yet attained
When this reflector is placed beneath
an electric lamp with the tungsten
f1lament-which produces three times
the illumination Of a lamp with car
bon f1lament-the intense light is re-
fiected to the ceiling and thence dis
tributed with a uniform radiance of
a soft clear nature like moonlight.
The fixtures for this manner of
lighting are most artistic. The plain
J er ones now in use consist of one or
more inverted domes Of brushed brass
that are swung from the ceiling on
chains Some Of the more elaborate
domes have their metal fret work
lined with soft silk in colors to har-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-09-17

be convenient for umbrellas and rub
bers and the like. A long mirror was
set in the door Of the closet nearby,
should one wish to cast parting
glance therein. In the living room were
the bookcases built across the whole
length of the room, on either side of
the fireplace. The radiator was con-
cealed under long, low window seat.
In the dining room a china closet filled
in the corner of the room, while the
buffet was embedded in the side wall
Cupboards and linen closets filled the
passage to the kitchen, where glass
doored and glass-shelved cupboards
were on every side Even the flour
bin was a fixture.
It would seem to be carrying this
idea to extremes to have beds built
in the walls, but the practicability Of
so doing is soon demonstrated. In
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-09-17
By Rene Mansfield

with wide verandas and overhanging
caves, which are never built with q
second story. We apply the term to
anything from a log cabin to a con-
crete palace. The preferred building
materials for the bungalow are &C.
ment, logs, feld-stone and slabs on an
ordinary stud frame. Among other
desirable styles Of architecture that
have been favored for the small house
is the English cottage, the Spanish
hacienda, the Italian villa, and the
Swiss chalet
A most attractive house Of the latter
style has just been completed which
has a somewhat unique arrangement
Of the rooms The house was set high
up on a foundation Of rustic rock,
which eliminated the expense of ex-
cavation. This afforded basement in
which was the den, the laundry, Law
atory, heater room and vegetable
room. The den had a brick fireplace
with an inglenook, paneled wainscot-
ing, and attractive easement windows.
Upon the first floor was the living
room, the dining room, buffers pantry,
two bedrooms and bath On the sec
ond were three bedrooms and a sleep
ing balcony. A feature noticeable in
this house, as In most new houses, was
the large number of built-in pieces,
made to appear as an integral part OF
the interior.
There was the seat next to the stair
way, with its hinged top, which would
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-09-17
City Property
Ranches, Homes
This List Is Only Few Of Our Many Bargains
GARDEN GROVE FIVE ACRE TRACTS.

No 526We still
fine chicken ranches; $S50O0; s975OO;
tractth
No 526 1215 IL ntaloupe MesiHa valley;
price 100000; 100000 0
52728 IL
fine land small houses, about % alfalfa balance
cleared ready fenced Price $4,000
cash; balance buyer.
No 52S110 located miles Cruces
all n half
cash. balance terms to suit
of Las
located buildings, all ready into;
suit purchaser; price $135Oo per about 3 down.
Main road. nearly all in alfalfa; $4,000
third cash. balance
No 5325 located miles Cruces;
well located Main Dona Ana; all in alfalfa;
$4,000
No 1856 acres mile from staion good land; $4,000
No 52414O about station; good
water rights, etc Price, s27.5O per
No. 5394 II miles
vineyard orchard tools; about 100 chickens
s12O0O0
of
land 100000
541S main
cultivation; price s15O0O0
bridge cultivation on
good ditch; price 100000
543-166 La Union price per acre
No. 3002Ten sections patented land SIPS
land would fine in
and Quicksilver belt the southern
Texas. Price $125 per
No. 5000 $40 land Is miles
land adjoining; price, $500 per
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-09-17

the lounging room Of country house
two regulation Pullman sleeper berths
were concealed in the wainscoting.
When they were closed one would
never have guessed their presence.
They are let down by simply pressing