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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-03-22
HEApouARTERs FIRE DEPARTMENT

HEADQUARTERS FIRE DEPARTMENT.
City Hall.
Newark. N. j.. March II, 1910.
Sea ed proposals Will he received at these
headquarters while the Board OF Fire Commits
sioners is In SESSION. during the period OF time
between $3.50 and 4 O'Clock p. m. on Wednesday.
March 30. 1910. and will be opened immediately
after the expiration of the time fixed for re-
the department WITH one automobile for the use
OF Chief Engineer. Price not to exceed thirty
I'VE hundred dollars sS.5c0.00).
Specifications may be seen upon application
to the secretary at this ONCE. on or after
wednesday. March q. 1910
The Board Of Fire Commissioners reserves the
right to reject any or all proposals 30 received
as may be deemed for the best interests Of the
TIIos. T. BURKE.
President.
F. ". sullivan,
Secretary. MARTYR
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alternate bid,
400 lin. II ~ inch reinforced concrete pipe.
500 lin, #. 30 inch reinforced concrete pipe.
20 REINFORCED concrete catch basins s feet
deep.
deep.
f50 Gu. yds. brick masonry.
Is, 600 lbs. cast Iron.
100 lbs. wrought iron.
The above quantities are approximate only.
and The Essex County Park Commission ex-
prsssiy reserves the right OF increasing or re-
ducing any OF the said quantities. as In Its
opinion becomes necessary.
A certified check for two thousand dollars
81, o0o). payable to The Essex County Park
Commission. without any conditions Endorsed
thereon must oompa each bid. and be FOR
feited by the successful bidder unless he enters
into q contract, should the same be awarded
to him. The successful bidder win be re9uired
to furnish a bond from a guaranty or trust
company OF satisfactory standing TO the COM
mission, In the sum Of twelve thousand I'VE
hundred doiiars OLE. 500 for the faithful per-
Torrance OF the contract
me ESSEX County Park Commission reserves
the right TO reject any or. all bids. and retains
the right to accept any bid which In Its 5udg-
A.. CHURCH,
Secretary Essex County Park Commission.
nar22. ~. %. 20. 5lapre
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STRENUOUS OBJECTION.

Bacon-It is said that doctor ant
battle and sun the sick. put them to
bed, and show more humanity than
most folk.
Egbert-What we object to though
is having 'em put to bed down our
backs when enjoying the festivities of
a picnic in tie wcods!-Yonkers states
man.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
CALDWELL cHDARS.

$3.50 will secure a house and plot Of land
among the cedar trees, one block from trolley:
every modern convenience: fine view. select
neighborhood. the balance can be paid like
rent; total price $500; unsurpassed in New
Jersey for beauty of location and convenience;
large plots; various houses to select from.
Send for illustrated booklet or, better still,
visit the property by taking av. car
to Washburn pl., CALDWELL: walk one block
south to office. You will have an appetite when
you get home. AMERICAN HOMES CO.. is
Exchange pl.. Jersey City. N. ].
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SEALED PROPOSALS.
NOTICE TO PAINTERS.


Sealed proposals will be received by the Joint
Bridge COMMITTEES OF the Boards OF Chosen
Freeholders Of the Counties OF Hudson and
Essex. for the
PAINTING OF THE NEWARK PLANK ROAD
BRIDGE
across tn. Haekensack River. at the meeting
of the said Joint Bridge Commite
THURSDAY, MARCH "a. 1910.
AT O'CLOCK =. NJ.
at the ONCE of the Board OF Chosen Freeholders
Of the County of Hudson. next the Court House
in Jersey City.
Plans AID specifications FOR the work may be
seen at the Freeholders' Office next the Court
House in Jersey City. or AT the office Of the
Road Committee. Court House, Newark. n. J.
Each proposal must be accompanied by .
certified check enclosed therein. drawn to the
order OF either Stephen NJ. Egan or Richard w.
Booth, County Collectors, on some Natic1ai
Bank or Tr1st Company, or cash to the a. -sunt
The Joint Bridge COMMITTEES resei yes the
right to reject any or all bids.
JAMES F. DoODY,
Chairman.
Horace B. Holcomb,
Secretary.
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OFFICES, ETC. TO LET

INSPECT beautiful new modern offices. Meeker
building, 49, Market ST.; very reasonable
rents: good service. FEST G. FEST, Manag-
ing Agents. 1888 Broad st.
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WAITE AZ mn PRICE "a O0o

NhT1UL bI.UUOf FFsTCE tb.VU.
An extra well built one-family house in a Sc
lect residential section of Bloomfield: close TO
railroad and trolley; only II minutes from Mar
ket and Broad SITS. contains eight handsomely
Including steam heat. electric lights, hardwood
trim. etc; large piazza; lot 50x100; not much
cash required. PHILIP J. BOWERS & CO., $50
Market st
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IDEAL CLINTON HILL RESIDENCE.
Osborne terrace: 50x150: IL magnificent
rooms. hardwood floors. observatory; hand
sonlely decorated; splendid stable; every con-
venience: only So. 900 required; might exchange
for business property. FEST & FEST, 1888
Broad st.
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INVESTIGATE. LINTO STREET
In the heart OF the city's fastest growing bust
ness street; while the present improvements
are now going on this opportunity is offered;
All spot Tor ready Improvement or to hold.
Full particulars. LOUIS SCHLESINGER,
Union Ruilding. - -
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
OUT OF TOWN.

BEAUTIFUL M~oNTcLAIR HOUSE.
Brand new. modern and up-to-date In every
respect. 60 feet front. abundance of space for
driveway and garage: neighborhood unexcelled;
contains nine rooms, bath and laundry; every
Improvement. steam heat. electric lights. open
fireplace, beam ceilings. parquet floors, etc,
built TO sch at IS, 900. but VIII sacrifice for quick
sale: positively cannot be duplicated at the
price: terms to sun: can be seen at any time
by appointment: utomobil at your service.
PHILIP J. BOWERS Il CO.. 1S9 Market 81.
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OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF ExclarN cox
MISSIONER or TIE CITY

OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF EkGIsE. CON
Aiss'o 81 iNr3ARR.l
City Hail, March 10. 1sio.
The following t. the list OF the hAraes- resi-
deneee ana places Or business Of abplscAs<s feR
iiesnses certs.ned IN al applisatfone - pe1i.-
tions made TO this board FOR the grhnt$pg ok
licenses to sell spififuous. vfncss malt -
hrswed liquors., and not hefetofors pubit11ztd 10
Name. place OF Business. Residences
RETAIL-NEw APPLICATION.
Anthony Krywosz. &c Ferry st., Same p1ace
RETAIL-RENEwALS.
Carl Renners 300 Ferry t.....-.%..Sarla plaza
Samuel n. BiIby. ~ Grange st...-i9&f3e psacs
Edwin Adam. AZ Avenue L.........sarne pla0o
Joseph Olini. l8 Bank st..-...s...S Same piece
BENJAMIN oarbef. - warren st....ssafne tlo4e
Samuel Lustig. 20 Liberty st.......Saue tAce
Joseph Pullman. AT Mulberry st.... Sam pu1e
Michael II. Murray, IA-1ss Narkst ss
William sehaibie. r.. no 18th av.. Same pteos
Joseph Belfatcre, g River ft..,....ssame ps4ce
Joseph Tahun. 81 Monroe ct ..-......Sarne pIA4o
Giustry,< F<rz, {. Malvern st........ Same place
rrederick wedey. ~ sprinkseid av..sane 49,
Harry Lehru,sn- SO Market sf..,. safne p41ee
Aueust r. Nasgeie, 60 18th 9a5no pt4eo
Geosre zboeun. III Howard sf,.-. Same pt4<9
Iohn 4. HttsAi. 500 washington ~. SAME rl5eb
Mate Bros. no Ferry t......t,....SaA 49,
George Buchser. 10 I1feyette st..S erss paeee
HETAHr-poUBLB ANsFH
Ns"- RETAii-sfNGiE TRANsfl7I
MOTIFS stern w. RRicAzaED xfLilHE
JAMES F. coNNELLy,.
City Clerk.
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HILLSIDE Az. THREE FAMILY BRICK,
near Clinton av.; fve rooms and bath to each
apartment; separate heaters; we'll rented: best
naighbofhood. s11, 600, LOUIS ScHLESINGER,
Union Building.
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FOREST HILL RESIDENCE,
De Graw av.. near Elwood av.-Ffne view
of Branch Brook Park; plot 50x100. with well
built house, / year old. nine rooms and bath.
gas and electric lights. steam heat. parquet
floors. beamed ceilings. tiled bath; handsomely
papered; 50. 500, easy terms. LOUIS HLES
NIGER Union building.
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JUST DIFF CLINTON Ay.
Two-famiiy house, in good neighborhood; re-
Gently painted and decorated: contains all
modern improvements, including separate en-
frances and, steam heaters: 10 rooms and two
baths; no reasonable offer refused: smaH
amount OF cash down. balance on terms to
suit. PHILIP ]. BOWERS & CO., 1879 Mar
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WAvERLY AV.. 7S-Large store with rooms,
s15; No. rs. large store with rooms. SIC;
suitable for any business. FEST g. FEST.
73S Broad st.
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| NOTICE OF INTENTIox-Board Of Street sba
Water Commissioners ~
Pursuant 70 4 resolution adopted BY sfbA
| Board Of Street and water Commissioners 81
the City OF Newark, at a meeting held the 11th
day OF March. 1910 and approved b. the Noy4r
81 the CITY o. Newark on the 18th day OF March,
1910. public notice r. hereby given that It - H.
| Intention OF the Beard Of Street ard W4eek
| commissioner Of the city or Newark un6<R
and bv virtue Of provisions az the act enfitke4
"An Act TO Revise and Amend the CharfeK -
theS CITY OF Newark. approved March In.
! Iss.. ana suppienents thereto, and the Ac4|1f6~
atinx the Hoard Of Street and water Con51nz1r
slonSrs of The CITY Of Newark. approved 49,
18th, 1891. and other public laws OF the Sfe&a1<}
" CLAY STREET
CARLISLE PLACE es%
from Broad street TO Ogden street aeegndf39
neer. known and dengnated - 10. foey@o
Such persons as may object theret6 ~ ~
tuested 20 present their objections IN e1Jttz1 -
hoard o. Street and water conSnisstensrs Slx
Hall. Newark, on or before ne sGDit4tt@n -
six daEs from date q This notiee
water Commissioner o. the CITY e N.szt<
Newark. n. j.. March 18th. is6 nsar1SsR
A delayed advertisement brinm sasy <Aen1~
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Forest Hill opportunity: large eleven-room
residence; modern plumbing: steam heat; open
freplaces: hardwood floors: IS feet front; $500.
FEST & FEST. 1888 Broad ST.
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FORCED sACRIFIt

FORCED SACRIFICE.
North 18th st.-Fourteen beautiful. light rooms,
two tiled baths. two steamers. two entrances,
two porches: electricity; beamed dining-rooms;
handsome decorations; mortgage 81. 900; sacri-
flee IS, 500; must sell at once. FEST & FEST,
1873 Broad st.
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FACTORY SITES FOR SALE.

THE AMPERE-wATsESsING section is one
of the most popular locations for large manu-
facturers; within the radius of a few hundred
yards are the modern plants of SCOTS Emul-
sion, the Westinghouse Lamp Works, Sprague
Electric Co, fthe Empire Cream Separator Co..
the A. p, Smith, the Crocker-Wheeler Co. and
others. I have sites for sale with railroad
sidings. in the heart of this district at
acreage prices. LOUIS SCHLESlNGER Union
Building.
| LEHIGH Railroad siding: several plots. va
rious sizes; Will erect building for respon-
sIble manufacturers Consult FEST & FEST,
Factory Specialists. 73s Broad st.
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East Orange.

FARMS and homes. also bungalow sites; $500
per aero. r. L. HELLER, Caldwell, N. J.
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Glen Ridge.
FACTORIES, LOFTS, ETC.. TO

FACTORIES, LOFTS, ETC., TO
LET.
BRICK building, off Broad, at Market-Four
stories. concrete basement. about 20. 900
square feet; heavy constructions; elevator: ex-
cellent shipping facilities; rent reasonable.
FEST & FEST, Factory Specialists. 1888
Broad st.
BRICK. mill -constructed: railroad siding; three
sidings. about so. 900 square feet: S0-horse-
power boilers and engine; steam heat; two
ton elevator: possession on May /; light four
sides. FEnST & FEST. Factory Specialists.
73S Broad vt.
BUILDING with siding. new. three stories.
basement; brick. mill constructed; about
is. 900 square feet, fronting two streets: five
minutes from Broad and Market: suitable for
manufacturing or wholesale purposes. FEST
& FEST, Factory Specialists. 73S Broad st.
CORNER loft, brick building. near South ST.
station, about 1000 square feet: elevator;
rent reasonable. FElST q FEST. ISS Broad st.
MARKET, corner Washington = Beautiful,
bright, steam heated second floor; 25x1W;
large show windows; reasonable rent. imme-
diate possession. FEST & FEST, 7SS Broad st.
SAVE yourself time and money; the best fac
tories and lofts in Newark are on my books
sentative of fiis office. LOUIS SCHLESIN-
GER Union Building,
| WILLIAM, corner Halsey-New building: lofts
/ 3Ox120. excellent light; heavy construction.
rent cheap. FEIST & FEST. 1913 Broad st.
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DONTF OfGEI IffAI II
Roseville real estate Is rapidly increasing in
value and offers an exceptional opportunity,
either as a speculation or investment. we have
a choice three-family house, about two years
old, In a good location, newly decorated and
painted, ali Improvements except heat. which
we will sell $500 below actual value; don't miss
this. PHILIP ]. BOWERS G. CO., 1s9 Mar
ket ST.
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SPECIAL BARGAIN-Asbury Park; fine build
ing lot for $50: Will take s25 down, balance
by the month. Address BARGAIN. Box 60, Star
Office.
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scHEUER

BROAD. CORNER COMMERCE.
This magnificent building, in location and
appointments Is the most desirable in Newark:
few offices from May 1. FEST & FEST,
Agents, fourth floor.
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LONG ISLAND-Four acres. near Bay shore,
fronting on railroad; the only property that
can be bought there by the acre: very reason
able; no agents. MRS. ANNA HoLZ. 1s
South ST.. Newark. N. J.
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BelIevf1Ie.
BEL.LEVILLE HOTEL.
Just over city line; we'll built house, contains
saloon. sitting room and hall on first floor, two
finished fats OF six and seven rooms and bath
each, above, all modern improvements; in first
class condition; plot 1oox10e; this location is
Al, and is in a manufacturing section; also
on automobile and driving road; present owner
will protect license; $4,000. LOUIS SCHLES
NIGER Union Building.
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COLLEGE POINT. Long ~Island-corner, water
front; lot 50Kl5D deep; enc block from depot:
reasonable; no agents. MRS. ANNA HoLZ.
106 South St, Newark, y. ].
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BUILDINGS TO LET.


BROAD ST. 55s-Entire building, formerly oc-
cupied as piano warerooms and studio.
Louis SCHLEsINGER. Union Building.
BROAD ST. s53-Second and third floors; suit
able for light business purposes. LOUIS
SCHLESINGER. Union Building.
MARKET ST. TO-Thre story mercantile
building; also three-story brick building. rear
Gs. 20. 70 Market St. for storage purposes.
LOUIS SC~HLESfNCER Union Building.
A delayed advertisement brings only ths
aftermath. Of trade, It's the hrst call that
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For sale,
1rvington, ". j..
81. 400 House. s rooms and bath,
cash West Clinton av., between Sand
required. ford st. and Sherman pl.
Lot 35x100.
sToUTENBURGH & NoELLER.
$50 Broad street.
Newark, N. ].
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LINTON AVENUE,
vicinity Lincoln Park; gentleman's residence:
ten rooms, two bathrooms; freplaces; modern
plumbing; solid oak trim; parquet floors; large
plot. snap, $50, 600. FEST & FElST, s3S
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MURRAY STREET. NEAR BROAD.

MURRAY STREET. NEAR BROAD.
One-famiiy offered at a sacrihce; owner liv-
ing in California and will sell to quick buyer
at Sc. 600: valued at $500; butt lot 26xf00:
house has 10 rooms and bath: fair condition;
81. 600 mortgage at 5 per cent. can remain.
LOUIS SCHLESINGER, Union Building.
ONLY 81 1000 CASH REQUIRED.
Hillside av.; Uncertainty. II large. bright
/oorcs, tiled bath. exquisite decorations. sep
arate entrances: separate steam heaters: cleo
trio lights: exposed plumbing; plot 30xlS0;
sacrifice price 81. $50: rental s912: mortgage
81, 600. FEST & FEIST. 73S Broad st.
INVESTMENT OFFERINGS.
vanderpool st.-Three-famfly; Will net 10 per
cent: mortgage Sc. 500 at 5 per cent; asking
SIS. 900: exceptional value. IINNETT & WOLF,
221 Clintoa av,
81 900: NEW three-family, excellently con-
structed; II rooms and three tiled baths; all
improvements except heat: safe and sure re-
turn. LINNETT g. WOLF. POI Clinton az.
cozY HoMEs-TO oLosE ESTATES. =.
pennsylvania av.-Seven rooms and bath. all
improvements; hot air heater; everything in
perfect order; special opportunity; need offer.
LJNNETT & WOLF. 221 Clinton av-
WRIGHT ST., disk rooms and bath: all i'm
M lot PICKLES; excellent store site,
terms can ba\ arranged. Permits only fr9m,
Managing Agents. LfNNErr &sWoLF. 22l
Clinton Az
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IT COSTS NOTHING TO TRY

REDT ERTrTCAT equivalent Il, 500 in cash toward The purchase of any of our u1d
aaateraere plots the balance $50 you can pa. at the rate of IS dow and monthly.
thNtyafve minues from Broaduay. New York City a ew minutes walk from deot and in
drpt connection With the Hudson Hdr tunnels
Each Of he auMtera acre ps consists Of oo square feet Equivalent TO Ave city lots
is S@ each or $50 per- lot II yua are fortunate nought to solve the rhusc correctly you receive
a CERTIFICATE equivalent to Ne which guarantees to you an Immediately profit upon your
election
RULES OF CONTEST:
l. No award Will be made to any one who dvuges thu solution to another person
q Onyo one CREDIT ERTIICATE Will be allowed to member of one mny,a and only to
a member who is twentyone years of age over
South Psinhed is the most beautiful suburb Within easy ommut distance of few York
CITY, and is admirably located thaI from an investment point Of view or as ahoms site. Single
this rbus correctly. REMEMBER THIS IS Al DvERTISING INDICTMENT ONLY This
contest closes Saturday. March g.
M Send yr anewer Immediately. and If correct we will furnish you with TRANSPORTATION to
inspect the property. Department IS S.
The Schwartz Land & Improvement Co.
TEMPLE COURT BEEKMAN T E YORK CITY. Phone $50 Cortandt
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CLINTON HILL. TWo-FAMIBY SNAP.
Baldwin ay., near Clinton av.-Plot 37x111;
five and six rooms and bath to each apartment,
with. finished rooms on third floor; all modern
improvements; separate steam heaters; owner
anxious to sell. as business compels hin. TO move
TO Philadelphia: price $500: leave 5000 on
mortgage. LOUIS SCHLESINGER main office,
Union Building; branch office, 541 Clinton av.
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LOTS FOR SALE-Thirteenth St. near Ss
tenth av.; 1o0x100 feet. Inquire A. FIsCF
T92 Broad st.
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CORNER loft, brick building. near South st.
station, about 1000 square feet. elevator;
rent reasonable. FEIST & FEST. 1888 Broad st.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-10-20
BISBEE GAS PLANT
MAY GET RECEIVER
Woman Swallows Poison;
No Bonfires Allowed in
Town; Wedding a Secret

Bisbee. Ariz, Oct 2O.-The Los Ange-
les Trust & Savings bank, holding an
Indebtedness of $4,000 against the
Bisbee Light & Power company, has
applied for a receivership and the court
will take action on October "a The
plant Of the Bisbee Light & Power COM
pany is valued at over $4,000.
Myrtle Layman swallowed several an
tiseptic tablets, but was saved by the
prompt use Of a stomach pump.
T. Bobbin was struck by a large
boulder while al work in the Oliver
shaft Bobbin extricated himself from
beneath the boulder and debris under
which he was half buried and was
taken to the hospital, where it was
found that he was badly injured about
the legs.
While attempting to board a moving
car, David Rodgers was struck by the
vehicle and thrown on the road below
the railway track, where he was found
unconscious. He was taken to the hos
pital- 1t is feared that conclusion of
the brain may result
While riding at a lively trot, S. RO-
senstein collided with a boy on a BIZ
cycle. Rosenstein and the boy fell
and were injured. the latter fainting.
having struck his head against a rock.
Julio Numoz. a prominent Mexican
of Naco, died here.
In view of the frequent bonfires in
all sections of the town. marshal Wat
kins stated that he will enforce the
city ordinance against suoh amuse-
ments, permitting bonfires only out
side of the city.
According to cattlemen coming here
from Sonora, the quarantine establish
ed by the United States government
against cattle affected with ticks is
causing hardships to many people who
were ready to ship many head of cat
tie across the line.
The local fire department has been
informed that there will be no hose
race at the fair in Phoenix this year.
This news has caused great disappoint-
ment, as preparations for the race were
being made here and a team was prac-
ticing for the event.
After having been kept strictly Sc
cret for time, it was announced yes
terday that Miss Lillian Ross Of this
city was married TO s. G. Stanberry in
Corsicana, Texas during July last
H. POppen defeated W. .. Gohring in
the tennis contest for the hoffman cup
at the Country club
a theatrical entertainment, followed
by a dance, was given by amateurs in
Naco, Sonora, in order TO raise money
for the erection of a Catholic church IN
that town.
The Vienna Bakery company was
purchased by ]. r. Pillow. who former
ly conducted restaurant in Bisbee.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-10-20

Miss Nina s Everett, recently from
Mexico City, has been the guest Of
Mrs l. S. Frankenburger, of 1913 Ne
vada street