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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-06-29
De Ia oficina de Sandal,
Una consulta del juez MT
nicipalde Lares respec-
to a venta de ciertas me
dicinas.
la crianza de palomas dentro
del radio de una poblacion.

-Mtd:co Inspector ditto. sur, Ma
yagllez, lnf0rma acerca de la lnspecc'
zion que esta verificando en- la clu
narI Y sus barrlos, ,-por orden de ls
direction de sanidad y sobre las me
didas tomada5 para evitar la props
paci6n de varios casos de fiebre tlfol-
dea que alli Sc han presentado espe'
cialmente en- la Jurisdiction de Hol
migueros.
Official sanidad de Caguas, reml'
teuna muestra de pan para ser reco'
nocido en- el laboratorio quimico.
Official de sanidad, Rio Grande,
da cuenta de haber destruido dos ba'
rriles de papas (patatas) por conslde'
rarIas en- NAL estado.
Medico inspector ditto. sur, 'nfor-
ma acerca de las medidas tomadas
en- la ciudad de Mayaguez con Ia COO,
peraci6n del sr. alcalde municipal
v el Official de sanidad INFERNO, soore
iimpieza de la poblacion y sus alre-
dedores.
Alcalde municipal, Utuado, infor-
ma acerca del sstado de los enfermos
de Jayuya, y medidas adoptadas =! en-
Fl caso de la muerte de Carmen FL
cueroa. dnica defunci6n ocurrids a
oo,..o,,oro;o 40 fiehre tifoidea en- es
tos dltimos dfas, y participando que
81 estado sanitario de aquel pueblo
mejora notablemente.
Fred. G. Brown, de San Juan,
solicita Sc le autorice para trasladar
q las Estados Unidos el cadaver en-
balsamado de Philip E. Wry.
-Juez municipal de Lares, con-
sulta sobre la seccion IS de la ley de
farmacia, acerca de ciertas medlcl-
mas que So venden en- estableclm'e en-
tos de comestibles para poder reso'-
yer algunas denuncias pr esentadasS
DOR infracci6n a la> citada ley. Fl
asunto fue endosado a la junta de
farmacia, para que resuelva .por
ser de su exclusive competence.
Avudante P. Envia una muestra
de arenoues remitidas por el cabo
de la pohcia insular de Lares, con oo,
jeto de que sean reconocidas en- el
laboratorio. o,
MAlcalde municipal, Rio Grands,
consulta 81 efectivamente debedlctar
se una ordenanza municipal de acuer
do con la petici6n del sr. Official ds
san;dad. prohibiendo la crianza DE
palomas dentro del radio de la pob!a-
zion q porr cree.rlas conductoras ds ger
menes trasmisores de ciertas enierme
dades infecciosas.
Inspector veterinario, ditto. nor
te, San JUAN, informa que los caoa-
llos cuarentenados en- el Seooruco'
marcados con los Nos. 81 y SO, los
cuales por haber dado reacclon posi-
tiva a la inyecci6n de malenia. ha ST.
do confirmado el diagnostico de
muermo que va Sc habfa espresado.
Sc ha ordenado el sacrificlo de am
bos caballos.
Official de sanidad de Cabo Rolo,
participa que desde el dia II esta
asistiendo un case de fiebre tlfoldea'
importado de la iusrisdicci6n de San
German & informa de las medldas TO-
madas para evitar Ia propagation.
Official de sanidad de Jayuya, In
forma, que Ell estado sanitario me]o-
ra en- general y remite tres muestras
de sangre de casos sospechosos, los
que han dado resultado negative.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-06-29
ssrie, e.n Capital eaysuou s,nu.tin.,n. Mt.
las ksliI,

WAVES EXTRAORDINARIOS
7.15 els 1880
PHOSPHOGENOL PARA
LA ANEMIA.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-06-29
Perfumeria seIeCta

En- LA LUNA" San Francisco
So. Sao Juan. Puerto Rico La ce-
lebre esencia IDEAL de Houbigant
Aqua dentrihcs, polvos y jaboues. Es-
tractos Y esencias hssta de ounce pc
SOS el irasco.
Er tea de SEGA graudes povedades.
Ve.os, abrigos Y msntillss de Ultima
moda. 10 mas moderno en- tejidos &c
hilo J de aisodon. surtido esplen-
DIDO
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-06-29

Ell cine" de la plaza Baldorio-
ty sigue muy concurrido Y las exhi-
bicioncs resultan del agrado del pd-
blico. V particularmcnt" dc las da-
mas que concurrcn al espectaculo.
Para esta noche hay anunciadas
las siguientes peliculas de lar2a du-
raci6n V de intercsante argumento: ::
.ifrosado, PeTTo SECURE. COndend-
do, TnUntador, HWcigG de pCLtcios.
EIiTiT de .SuPHD.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-06-29
"MenoS Ga|oneS;. Duran mas

Con "Menos Galones' signifcamos
que no 50 necesitan tantos galone.s q
pintura de P!omo y Zinc "Devoe"
para un trab'jo cualquiera como de
otras pinturas Duran Mas" auie.a
decir que Ia misma dura dos veces
mas tempo que la de p!omo , aceite
JULIAN MATIENzo SUCRs; venden
esta pintura.
Menos Galones. Dura1 Mas,
Devos. I"
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Sc DESEA.

[ vendedor de experiencia.
Sc prcflere mo que tenga conoci-
mientos de ingl6s, y que de buenas
pferenciaS.
Para mas informes, dirigirse 4
DOOLEY, SMITH L COMP
Is TETUAN.
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Escue|a particular de VeTano
HUMACAO P. R.
Proftsorss.
Sra. Ana Rogue de Druprey
Mr.. c. L. Hines.
EnSehanza en- ingleS.

Sc admiten alumnos desde SO. 4 So.
grsdo. Precios toartncionoles. Sc
preparan ma,stros rurales V gradua
dos. V para ell Servicio Civil.
Exirnenes en- septieml T: por el De-
paItsmento de Educaci6n.
Tn alumno estudioso puedc opren-
der un grado en- estes tres meses.
Sc les proporoionard pupilaie a los
alumnos de la :s!a que deseen sprove-
char esta oportunldad
Para infornes pueden dirigirse q
doha Ana Rogue 8 & Give L. Hines.
En- estaimprenta Sc vende papei de
psr;odioos vieios 4 81 quin,al
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT OF PORTO RICO.

TREASURY DEPAKTM OF PORTO RICO.
SUBAsTA PUBLICA. BIENES INMUEBLES
En- Ia Coeura Dc Rensas Irtemas De Naguab Ell dia
julio de 1916, las 10 de maEans, ee!an veEti los
oo cs heres reacnados &c !cs mnos
rs cubrir la cortrbucons fuercn
bargados hab agado dbdo tempe las coutuones
ddas los sgGn dpons Ia Ley de Rnas nternas
PROPIETARlOS Description Propedad gastos
sproxmadoa
FRiMERA SUBASTA
Candida Amirs Cai!e Cells madeTs, 52i
Pueden los deaes que deeen los pecvos eIpsen
E comprado de cada propeiai ds5s Geroa
d dez del vendd
deare de uaI fus
ppad duan los dez dias veric6
Naguabo P r.. JUNO 1870
(Frnado) Francisco Ma Eamirez-Coector
Aprobado: Samuel D. Gromer Treasurer
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TRcAsunY DerAkikrhi u fLT.a alC0

SUBAsTA PUBLICA BIENES INMrERIEs
En- Coectara de Renas lnterns de Caho o uni
de 1910 las &c ia de seraI tod,
5ers reiacionados de los misos
tbuGnes fueron
dedc las conrbuciones vendas los rf>srso
la Ley &c Renas la:e,uas
PROPETARiOS Description de la Popiedad Cont:buc;ons ,e.
aproximatos
rRIMERA sUBAsTA
Taa, Eravn Co cn iluiiacitn p eds Iua7ab, So
Slc tamea - eds ! casa fio. !cIs.nr'a<
AGarho !adiila mamp Bo piaU.a. i25i
IEedn los deas deseen rsspecyos
E mprador de cada propedad he dpostar
de del va vendd
deare de la fus
Fropdad der sns;a
Cabo Roo P Il, Mago :? Ie 1879.
tFrmado) Gi.tl' s,~,,,--t .ator
A prObsdo: Samuel D. Grouer Treasurer
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Aprobsdo: Samuel D. Gromer. Treasurer.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-06-29

I'm esta imprenta Sc vende
papel de periodioos viejos a
S2 quintai
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-06-29
LIhEA ftRREA DEL OESTE

1tinerario de trenes y vapores que
empezara regir desde e: il &c Sep.
tiembre de 1909
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-01-21
fFrom The Herald of this date, 1296)
IA Y ..::: 4. e.: ::.. a, Ago. g. ..
McGnty Guards Fear War
day

dro A. Candelaria; cashier. Patrocinio
Estrada; sergeants at arms, Juan Caro-
and Ignacio Napoles.
Judge Hunter this afternoon appoint
ed Mrs. Molly E. Billings administrat-
or of the estate of the late John Wes-
ley Hardin.
The newspaper men Of the city met
last night for the purpose of talking
over a cheme for the benefit of the
city. The police were not called in.
Harry Walz is camping on the trail
of the man that said he is going. into
training for the bike races. Harry
says that he has given up the game
and is attending strictly to business
DR.. John Joseph Dooly. of New York
has moved to Ell Paso and will follow
the practise of his profession here
General manager Melville Stone of
the Associated Press, arrived in the
Santa Fe private car number 220 this
morning accompanied by his family.
enroute to Mexico City
The smelter received eight cars of
ore yesterday from Nogales-
Metal market: Silver, 81; lead, go;
copper, .OSA; Mexican pesos, "a.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-01-21
MANY APPLICANTS
FOR CITIZENSHIP
One Of the Men Says He Is
Special Policeman But
Not p Citizen.

With the primaries just six months
off, there is noticeable activity on the
part OF foreigners to secure their first
citizenship papers in order that they
may cast a ballot for their favOrites in
the race next July
There is much activity among the
clgarmakers and this is believed to in
dlcate that they will go 20 the polls to
support Domingo MOntOya. candidate for
constable. -Four out of eight who APP
pled Tor papers yesterday were cigar
makers.
One of the applicants who is not vet
a citizen says he IS a special policeman.
The applicants are Maurice Krllpn a
clerk, 81 years old, born in Kovno. Rus
STA, who come to FL Paso by wav of
New York in January, 1905: Antonio
.Napoles, a cigarInaker. 81 years old.
born in the City of Mexico, who walked
over from Juarez in April. 1888: Leon
ardO Barrios, a cigaTnaker. 81 wears of
age, born in Juarez, who walked over
Atlnjares another cgarmaker. % wears
old, born in San Pablo in the state of
Chihuahua, Mexico, who came from that
town to FL Paso over the Mexican Cen
trail railroad in January, 1890; Andres
Real NasqueZ, a cigarmaker. So wears
of age, born at Santa Rosalia. China
hua, Mexico, who came from ,JuaPez IN, q
mule car in December, 1887: Leonardo
Rueda, milkman, So years old. born ot
Janos, in the state of Chihuahua. Nex-
leo, who also came by way of mule
car from JuareZ in August, 1898: ANGEL
Morales, a special policeman, % wears
old, born in the city of Chihuahua who
made the trip from that city on a Mex
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-01-21

with Mexican trainmen, and Pullman
regulations require all porters to speak
Spanish. The Americans have built
the roads, taught the natives to run
the trains and now the government
seeks to Gust the educators and bene-
factors of the country"
The Mexican Side.
Here is the other side of the fence
argument:
The majority of the American train
men and porters do not speak suffi
cient Spanish to be we'll understood by
the average Mexican traveller. True,
the railways were built by Americans
but they were built in Mexico. for the
use of Mexicans, and no more for
American tourists than German or
English visitors. 1t is the most natural
thing in the world for the Mexican TO
wish Mexicans to deal with in travel
There are American railroad lines be-
ing built by English capital What
cry would be raised in the United
States if English trainmen were i'm
ported to turn the wheels of those
roads? What would the Americans
say If a road were entirely constructed
in the United States, obtaining the bulk
of freight and passenger income from
Americans, and yet the traveller would
be compelled to deal with Mexicans
who only could speak broken English?
The desire Of Mexico to have its roads
run by Mexicans is only the natural de-
sire which would be the same In any
country in the world"
But the argumentati9e side of the
question is of little Importance to its
real issue VIII the American train
men of Mexico succeed should they pc
tition?, is the question of the hour In
the railroad world.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-01-21
RACE QUESTION ON MEXICAN ROADS


Indications point that the American
quish his hold on in Mexico without a
fight. Now comes the report that en-
gineers and conductors on all Mexican
lines have formed a secret combine.
But the cooperation will only be
operated quietly until all is ready for
the big move. This in all probability
will be petition to both the railway
officials and the government. If re-
fused 1t is asserted by many railroad
men in this city that general exodus
of all Americans will follow.
There has been much bitter feeling
created by the recently alleged move
Of the Mexican government through
the railroads resulting in the gradual
placing Of Mexicans in place of Ameri-
can train and office men. The deten-
ton at Guadalajara of an American
trainman accused of a train robbery
while Mexican employees were released
on bail has increased the feeling.
If pushed 10 realization, the conduc-
tors and engineers combination will
end the matter for all time. it is de-
clared. Brakemen and firemen, many
of whom already are Mexicans, are
left out Of the organization according
to the condition as understood mere
There are two kinds of arguments be-
ing used on either side Of the fence.
Here they are:
Americans built the railways of
Mexico To throw Americans out Of
by a government-railway
combine is an unfair discrimination
In the first place the majority of first
class passenger traffic in northern
Mexico is of Americans. All American
trainmen must speak Spanish to deal
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-01-21

Congressman W. J. Bryan, of Neb-
raska, was in FL Paso this morning en-
route from Albuquerque 10 Eddy, N
NJ He will speak at the courthouse
tonight on Free Silver"
Owing to a report coming over the
wire this morning that there might
be war with England. Capt. Peg, lieut.
enant j. ]. Watts, corporal. H B. Char
man and private, H D. Williams ad-
dressed a communication to president
Reckhart this morning asking that the
McGinty Light Guards disband as their
motto is Tn Time of War. Prepare
for Peace" However, Reckhart re-
fused to disband the company.
Sr. Provencio, of Juarez, has erected
a school building in the sister city
and Miss Teel will conduct it.
There will be a meeting of the Soup
House committee Wednesday after
noon at o'clock.
La Sociedad Mutualista Mexicana
has elected the following local officers:
President. J. A. Escajeda; vice presi-
dent, Faustino Armendariz; secretary.
Jose D. Dominguez; assistant secre-
tary, Agapito Martinez; treasurer, Pc
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-01-21

But the Pioneer" was blazing
new path in luxury. Without it was
radiant in paint and varnish. in gay
stripes and lettering: it was giant
compared with its fellows, for it was
a loot wider and two feet and a half
hISher than any car ever built before
III had the hinged berths that are the
distinctive feature of the American
sleeping car today, and the porter and
the passengers no longer had TO drag
the bedding from closets at the far
end of the car
The Pioneer" was not only wider
ana higher than other passenger cars.
out 1t was also wider and higher than
the clearances of StaIi0l platforms
and overhead bridges
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-01-21
ing Sunday to endorse and
forward the meat boycott.
Ask Legislative Intervention.


Muskogee, Okla, Jan. 21.-Tbe labor
unions mere are today circulating petit
lions strongly urging the legislature
now in special session at Guthrie TO
authorize governor Haskell to appofnt
committee to investigate the cause OF
the increase in the prices of all foods.
The unions here blame the "Refriger
ator Car trust" for the high prices OF
meats All locals expect to follow the
example set by Cleveland in abstain
ing from eating meat
Move Spreads In PENNSYLVANIA.
Pittsburg, Pa, Jan. IA meat.
strike has been organized in greater
Pfttsburg- Today hundreds of street
car employees signed a pledge to alb
stain from meat for 80 days. while
thousands OF affiliated members of the
Iron City Trades Council are awaiting
word from their leaders before put
ting meat boycott into effect
Youngstown, o., Wheeling, W. Va,
Sharon, Pa, and other nearby cities
have actively Joined the crusade
against high prices Of meat
Thousands Join Crusade.
Kansas City, Mo-, Jan. 21.-That 5000
people of Kansas City will join the
anti-meat crusade in the next ten DAYS
is freely predicted by labor leaders
here today. The building trades coun-
Gil with a membership of 5000 and the
Industrial Trades Council, with
membership Of 1900, will meet
in the next day or two and pledge
its members to refrain from eating
meat for 80 days Other unions are
also entering enthusiastically into the
movement.
All Classes Join
Baltimore, Nd Jan 21.-Buttons
bearing the inscription, 81 don't buy
meat; do your" appeared on the streets
in large numbers today, following &C
ton Of the Federation Of Labor, call
ing on all labor unionists and syrnEa-
thizers TO abstain from meat for 80
days as a protest against the high
prices.
The demand for the buttons is not
confined to laboring men, more than
half the requests coming from business
men and clerks.
New York Joins.
New York, n. Y, Jan. 21.-New York
today Joined in fighting the high
prices of meat Scores Of laboring men
and others are making pledges to alb
stain from meat for 80 days, while
many others are eating meat only
once a day.
Mrs. Anita Comfort Brooks, promi-
nent in club circles, has come forward
with q suggestion that a million house
wives unite TO force the prices down.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-01-21
y JINGLE Waits
~ Denafured Poem

his remarked Some
methn DO mhe, Mistress Gun
are like hawks swOwwht thnkst
thou of this and cried: I'm
his
n 81 it's an
IN NO bundles other sell
MANS LAND aliases maps" Meanwhile
pressed his his full OF
gathered would
where pi did O
photographs andp aralax
old
And "shOo!" Mrs
by aan. IOaeAnla<o.>
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-01-21
The First Sleeping Car

Passengers who roll into FL Paso on
the comfortable and luxurious Pull
man sleeping cars of the goth century
and railway men who draw these cars
Of slumbering ones, do not dream OF
what the sleeping car was half-cen-
fury ago.
The first real sleeping car was built
in 1854 1t was called the pioneer,
and the builder further designated 1t
by the letter "a" not dreaming that
he would soon exhaust the letters OF
the alphabet The Pioneer was built
in a Chicago & Alton shop and cost
the almost fabulous sum of $4,000
That was reckless extravaganza in
year when the best railroad coaches
could be built at cost not exceed
ing $4,000.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-01-21
STATEHOOD BILL
IS LAID ASIDE

Washington. D. c., Jan. 21.-The
statehood bills for New Mexico and
Arizona were temporarily laid aside by
the senate committee on territories, to
consider the bill giving a partial ter
ritoriaI form of government to Alaska
1t provides that the president appoint
q governing council. presided over BY
the governor. four Of the number to be
residents Of Alaska
Representative stephens introduced
a bill to pension A P. Wilmington, sac
The Republican congressional COM
mittee will be organized tonight.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-01-21
Texas Has Rigid New Sanitary Code

T sanitary modern
n duty law, regulations
Very provided
sanitary code and the state legislature empowered the state board of
ponulgate
havet the power to enfo the
empowering
sanitary regulations any provisions
$40
physicians
especially about reporting births All such reports have been made the past
furnish blanks for these made the
officer prosecution failure
vital statistics
regulations thoroughly guarantees contagious diseases
sanitary regulations depots
all be scrubbed washed
with hosonc every hours
Smallpox must be o days
buildings patients suffering smallpox fever
has nased before the Dub j. uove6 sdnan - the house The ir.t
Gated the health aic + tack m 1.esTd ati that the t have
placard
until the fumgaiOn complied
prohibiting working
prevailed
The records provide that and of all
keep possible
the grave o person
develops
present provision cuspidOr sleep
ing ordered that unusual placed where dental
provided Cleaning prohibited
railway rmustha
thoroughly
Special provision cleaning
reports when
cleaned that the officials
hey
Sleeping car companies are instructed not allow their negro Dorte to u
the bedding ber that used for white
gambling well known and has been
years. Joe fighting
gambling
institution before the promoters of the JuaTez dreamed
fishing i-a
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-01-21
ADMINISTRATION MOTTO.

From Phoenix (Ariz.) Republican.
The Washington Herald, which is on
the ground and ought to know, says
that the new administration motto.
Don't be a megalomanic," is not likely
tc have the popularity of the older mot
to, Don't be a mollycoddle."
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-01-21
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE PRIMARY

The primary election for the director
ate Of the chamber of commerce is being
held today From the entire list OF
members viii be selected Is nominees
from which to elect nine members of
the board of directors at the annual
election next Wednesday, Jan. &c.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-01-21
EIpsoN,s SALE CONCLUDED.

AlamOgordO, \. NJ, JAM 21.-With
the formal transfer OF the papers in the
sale of the AlamogOrio Improvement
company today. W. r. Edison sold all
his holdings with the exception of the
waterworks plant, to east Texas CAPT
talists who are represented here by W.
T. VanBrunt of Wichita Falls
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-01-21
HERALD TRAV-
ELING AGENTS.

Persons solicited
to subscribe for
The Herald should
beware Of impos-
tiers and should
not pay money to
anyone unless he
can show that he
is legally author
lied to receive it.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-01-21
DEATHS AND BURIALS.
ALBERT B. DEDE.

Vance, both Of 100 Tays street. last
night received word of the death in
Terre Haute, Ind. OF their brother.
Albert B. aDede, employed by the
Southern Indiana railway. Two mes
sages arrived within few hours. one
telling that he was seriously injured.
a dnthe other of the death No partic-
uIars have been received
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-01-21
DIVORCE GRANTED.

Mrs. Mae E. Staples has been granted
a divorce from Allen c. Staples, mer-
chandise broker, in the 41st district
court The colTnle were married in Sioux
City, Iowa They have been residing at
GO Prospect avenue, this city.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-01-21

lean Central train: Tomas z. Salazar,
born at Cuernavaca, in the state of Mo-
relOs, Mexico, 20 years ago and who
tender He made the trip from the place
of his birth to Fl PasO on a Mexican
Central train in August, 1904
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-01-21
AVIATION AND Ell PAsO.

from Albuquerque On NJ Tribune
Citizen.
III PasO is now considering an avi
alton meet. Ell Paso is recognized as
one Of the most enterprising cities in
Ile southwest. but according to The
r1erstld' and many other sources. that
Hiuch play to the galleries does not pay
any more than none at all.
IL would be a nice thing. indeed, to
Wfthess the wonderful performance
IN the most daring science in locomo-
qlon, but when it is done as matter
OF business and advantage in dollars and
cents to a community. it depends on how
much its costs or whether it brings in
more money than it takes to pull If
off,
That is the question now being con-
sidered by the FL Pasoans.
RJTy LOT FREE RaUIRnAn EAnE
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-01-21
OFT ON BOND

". A. NALL and H. S. Oaks, arrested
on the charge of receiving and conceal
ing stolen property, have furnished bond
in the sum of 5000 each. Oaks's bonds
men are Tom Miner, W. c.. Dickson.
James o. Reeves and ]. L. O'Shea.
Nails bondsmen are Tom Miner and
Lee Harlan.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-01-21
NEuCo,s PROGRESS.

From Laredo (TeX.) Times.
Just to get an idea of how things are
progressing in Mexico. let Us remember,
that 40 years ago there was not dray
or hack in the big city of Monterey,
and the local commerce of the place was
carried on the backs Of human carga-
dores.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-01-21
GUARANTEED
CIRCULATION.


The Herald bases
all advertising
contracts on a
guarantee Of more
than twice the
circulation Of any
other FL PaSo,
A T ! z o n a, New
Mexico or west
7 e x q S pa p e T.
Daily avera ge TO-
coo copies.