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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-20
Stock Market
Is Improving
Upward Tendency Not So Marked as
Preceding Day. and Iethar-
gy 10 Lost.

NEW YORK. July 19.-The upward
movement in stocks which began late
yesterday was resumed to-day, al
though the further advance was less
vigorous than the hurried upturn OF
the previous session. For the first
time in several weeks n moderate de-
gree OF outside business was report
ed. and transactions mounted up TO
the largest total OF the month. The
movement was easily the most COM
prehensive OF any for weeks past, and
while covering OF short contracts
played an important part. investment
buying apparently was a contributing
factor. The demand for this purpose
was stimulated by yesterdays sharp
rise, which seems to have originated
I'm belated recognition OF the favorable
crop outlook. together with the more
favorable turn in the local subway
situation.
Some new high records for the wear
were reached. including Union Pacific.
which rose more than point TO
l'uA, and Canadian Pacific. which
once more sold AT the highest figure
In its history. advancing n point TO
2ih%. Buying OF the Hartman IS.
sues was among the days most i'm
pressive features. all offerings being
taken freely. In fact. all the higher
grade railways were in demand.
among others the cotton carving
roads. Many OF the prominent rail.
road stocks and some OF the indus.
trials ranged point or more above
yesterdays closing figures during the
greater part OF the session.
Late in the day gains were reduced
ny proiittaking and a resumption or
short selling. The market withstood
the pressure fairly well. with the ex.
ception OF Reading. which lost all OF
its gain.
United States steel was the most
active stock and sold ~ above 50
touching IT'S highest price for some
two months. According to board room
gossip, orders for this stock were 70.
c"ived from out-of-town points. inclu.
cinE Pittsburg. The movement I'm
United States Steel was coincident
with the return from abroad OF inc
President. who made some optimistic
comments on trade prospects
The weekly iron and steel reviews
noted marked improvement on CON.
di'ions in the Chicago distric, Al.
though in the East there was uttIe
change
In no branch OF the securities mar.
ket was the revival OF activity more
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STEUBENVILLE

STEUBENVILLE. O. July 10
ln probate court an authenticated
copy OF the foreign will Of Alex H.
Davis was filed from London. Eng
land. and application to admit ia
record made by the law firm OF Gov
ormon. Goldsmith and lIoOdlcy. Hear
ing september 10.
order 10 appTdiso real estate in
estate OF John Capela.
Final account Of estate OF Joseph
Hogan
sale confirmed estate Harold D.
Pollen.
Mollie Wellington appointed
guardian estate William Shamp. bond
S2pr.
final account estate Mary G Gun
niuEham
Years allowance in estate OF G.
\. WOiter raised from $500 To $50
and appraisemcnf Cut down.
Application to probate will OF
James b.. Finley.
D.. -. Wilson appointed admins
traitor estate James o AuItman. bond
t1.Dtp.
VIII ~ James WEIGH probatcd
FIRST account estate or William
ana NllneiWiuI Gotfmau
Appeal bond of s3OJ approved in
estate o. Gertrude o. sherlock.
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The WEATHER
CONDITIONS
PARKERsBURG. WI v. Ju,v 10

PARKERsBURG. WI Va. July 10
local once U. S. weather bureau D
Atmospheric conditions are reported
as follows:
The low pressure area noted yester-
day morning moving from the plateau
region into the upper valleys is cen.
trail over Lake Superior this morning.
and was attended during the past
twenty-four hours by showers In the
upper valleys and upper lake region.
Showers also continued In Utah. Colo
RADIO and Kansas.
The high pressure. cool and fair
weather area covers the Atlantic
states. Another high pressure area.
attended by cool weather, covers the
northwest. extending southwark to
the middle slope sections.
The passage OF the low pressure
area over the upper lakes to the east
ward will probably cause local show
ers tonight or Thursday. There will
be no marked change in temperature.
The Ohio will probably fall slightly
or remain nearly stationary in the
district for the next thirty-six hours.
II. c. HOWE,
Section Director.
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Weilsburu Briefs.

Miss Neima Ferguson is the guest
OF Miss Marcello EInig. of Wheeling
Miss Emma Roddl. OF Nelsonville
o. is the guest of her uncle. G. D.
Hall. Of Wellsburg.
Miss Minnie Linton is visiting her
cousin. Mrs. u. ". Smith. of Sebring,
Ohio.
Miss Olive White has returned "a
her home in Claysville. Pa, after a
several months visit in this city.
Vincent HALL is visiting relatives in
Cincinnati. o.
The Sunday school OF Christ's p. F..
church held their annual picnic at
Smiths grove yesterday.
Prosecuting Attorney Ramsey. of
Brooke county. has returned from a
visit 20 Atlantic City
Mrs John Armstrong and daughter
Of Bcllaire. O.. are visiting Mrs. A.
{. Nichols. OF North Church street.
The members OF the Board OF Edu.
cation will visit this week In Colum.
bus. O.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Denlcy have
as their guests Mr. and Mrs. Davis. of
Akron. o.
L. II. McCamic was a victor in
Wheeling on Tuesday
Mrs. Slsie kincheloe. of Wheeling
was Wellsburg visitor Tuesday.
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Cotton.

NEW YORK, July 19.-HnI a.
bicached ccttons are offered at TIC
for future delivery. and Masonviile
~ bleached cottons have been re.
cnced &c yard for immediate de
livery. Wide print cloths have sold
In fair Quantities. on a basis of size
Tor 80 inch GSx72's. Jobbers are
protesting against the removal of re
strictions on staple prints. and are
no" seeking protection on the goods
The matter is under consideration by
printers. \ substantial sale of duck
yarns has been made for export on a
basis of II cents cotton.
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married in August 1894. at Muncie.
Ind. and desertion IN alleged.
Mary Ffscus vs. II. L. Fscus. ALI
mony suit. They were married In
March. 1896. and extreme cruelty ana
desertion 10 alleged He owns pro-
perty at East Springfield.
A II. True W Minnie ". True. for
divorce. They were married Febru-
airy 5. 1856. at Jewett. and gross
neglect OF duty is alleged.
John T. Davis VS. James Ball. ad-
ministrator OF J. II. Paisley. Suit
for s452.l7 balance on account
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Metals.

NEW YORK, July 19.-Standard
copper quiet; spot 121Od 1880. Lon
don firm; spot $50 los 3D., futures
G57 as Cd. Lake 12756l3OO, cleo.
trolytic 1927 a 1875; casting 1874
q 1850.
Tin weak; spot 415Od 1925: Lon.
don weak: spot s1s9 los; futures
& lS2 los.
Lead firm 445Ii55: London El3
SIS I'd.
Speiter steady 57Od575. London
G25.
Iron Cleveland warrants AIS in
London. Locally iron was quiet. No.
foundry northern l50OG 1925; No.
.. 1880 1900; No. southern and
No. ! southern soft 1475Ml525.
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WHEAT

CHICAGO. July ia resistless
stream OF hedging sales from the big
cash houses carried the whole wheat
down today. despite news that ex-
ports amounted TO the remarkable
total of 1S4 boat loads. Closing prices
were easy AT hc to sc to Ia de-
cline. Corn finished Sscd%c 10 7Scd
lc down; oats OFF %cdTsc TO &c.
and hog products varying from sc
lower TO sc advance.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-20
WELLSBURG
Council Meeting.

The City Council Of wellsburg met
Tuesday evening. A number of bills
were approved and ordered paid. and
the regular reports were received. A
petition signed by First warders 20
prevent the dumping OF garbage at the
old commons was presented to coun.
ell. 4 petition for q light at the cor.
ner OF Twenty and Main street
was also presented 20 council The
matter OF the street car stops and
the incinerating plant were discussed
The regular routine of business was
followed.
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Butter, Cheese and Eggs.

NEW YORK. July 19.-Rutter-
Steady; receipts. 1928: creamery
specials. PC: extra. 25c Cheese
STEADY. unchanged; receipts, 5.s94.
t.Egs-lrrcgular: receipts. 1916:
fresh gathered extras. ga 25c: extra
hrsts. 1870 PIC; state. Penna. and
nearby hennery white. % 29c: do
gathered white. 2lG 2Gc: do nennery
brown, 22H Sc: do gathered brown
and mixed colore. 1Gd PC; western
gathered white, ISG2Ic.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-20

Never leave home on n Journey
without n bottle Of ChamberIa,n's
colo. Cholera and diarrhcea Remedy.
II Is almost certain to be needed and
cannot be obtained when on board the
cars or steamers. For sale by all
dealers.
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Coffee.

So. ~ j.. patch 60 the TnteI,i=oncrr.
NEW YORK. July l9.--IIavre mar
E'f unchanged to y franc advance:
July futures closed offered at lI.15c;
September closed offered at 1I.4Oc:
December closed offered at IO..Gc:
March closed offered az 1886: May
closed offered AZ io76c. Rio 40. =.
quoted at 1880: market firm.
l.. ". MINFORD & co.
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WASHINGTON. July ls.-At the
beginning OF business today the con.
dition OF the United States treasury
was:
MARKING balance in treasury Off
ces 9l,221.541.
In banks and Philippine treasury
s33. 996.3C3.
Inc total balance in the general
fund was Sl52,927,940.
Ordinary receipts yesterday were
S.s1s,0iS. with ordinary disburse-
ments OF Sl.s47.s99. The deficit to
date this fiscal year is sl6.972. s44 as
against s6.075.064 at this time last
year. These figures exclude Panama
canal and public debt transactions.
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Tho Young Store GO. vs. T. G.
Baker 90 ai. Injunction asked TO pre-
vent collection Of Judgment ON
which execution had been issued.
w. W. Dowdell W Jefferson Cosl
Co. suit for S2gs damages for fan
'ng 81 horse in cave In nj an
unprotected air shaft. not fenced In
to keep stock from falling In.
olivia Talmini VS. Antonio Tall
MINI. suit for allmony. They were
married IN 1907 when shc had one
child and Doe had five shc alleges
habitual drunkenness. threats 20 Kin
vic language. forcing her to leave
hum. gross neglect and refusal to pro
40" lic owns property in Dillon
vale
Selma Scharffc so otto Scharffc.
suit FOR divorce and restoration "a
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Ask for Bids.

Sealed proposals will be received by
the Water Board OF Wellsburg. w.
Va. until noon. July %. 1911. for the
excavation and concrete foundation
for the new pumping station. The
board reserves tho right TO reject all
bids. Specifications can be seen at
the Office OF Architect NJ. l.. Wells.
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FISHING Camp.

number OF young men left yes
terday To go in camp at Long Bottom.
up Goose Run. where they will camp
for two or three weeks. Those in
camp at the present time are: f. p.
McCamic. Jr.; John HALEY. Roy Cur
It's and John Patterson. Others will
join the party later.
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Money.

NEW YORK. July ls.-Money on
call steady. 2kG2h per cent: rulins
rate. 2% per cent; closing bid, 2N
per cent; offered at az per cent
Time loans steady: go days. 2h@2%
per cent: 30 days. 27sd3 per cent
six months. 3Sa3% per cent. Prime
mercantile paper. 414h per cent:
sterling exchange steady, with actual
business in bankers bills at S4s4. so
for so day bills. and at s4S6.20 for de
mand. Commercial bills. $4s4. Bar
silver. 527sc. Mexican dollars, 45c
Government bonds steady: railroad
bonds firm.
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marked than in bonds. The demand

was fairly broad. New York AIS.
which were under pressure yester.
day. partially recovered to-day. The
total sales, par value. reached the I'M
usually large total OF s6.3s6.OO0.
United States bonds were I'm.
changed on call.
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Frank trbouek. % Years and
Frances Galctcky. II years. of Hrad.
Icy.
"aVid Linear. IS years. and Leila
NJ. Cooper. ~ years. Of Feuwood.
This is his third venture into mat.
rinOuy and her second.
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Pittsburg Stocks.

WHEELING w Va. July 10. II
The active Pittsburr stocks. corrected
osiiy BY A E Masten a Co.. bankers
and brokers. National Exchange Bank
building.
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Installation.

Installation OF officers was held on
Tuesday night by the Ladies OF the
Rebekah at their lodge in the Walker
Hall building. The newly elected
officers are: Noble Grand. Mrs. Sal.
lie Hall: vice-grand, Miss Belle
Brashear: right supporter. Anna
Marsh: left supporter. Lucy Ross. In
itiation was also held. one candidate
being initiated
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stalled at the armory in the City hall
by the state.
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w. e 1. r. r r
OHIO RIVER & WESTERN
RAILWAY.

Arrival and Departure 81 trains ~ Bell.
afre
Arrive III 70 a. m.. n 20 n M. eEE n m
llersrt. ? 20 %. r1 go g. no.. ~ sfp ~
sunday trains arrive 90 D. 20 n. M. AMI
depart GO Go .. m
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Petroleum.

OIL CITY. July lg.-Crcdit bal
auc"s. 81 30. Runs. lls.43O. average
ls',s'". shipments. 1851: average
2iS.t31
NEW YORK. July 1a-standard oil
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WHEELING W. Va. July l9. II.
Reported by A. r. Masten q, Co. l. r.
Brand manager; members New York
Stock Exchange
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New York Stock EXCHANGE.

WHEELING w. Va. July 10. II
Range OF active stocks on the New
iosk Stock Exchange. corrected daily By
A L. Masten * Co.. brokers'
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CHICAGO. July t9-CattIe: Re
ceipts. 20.Doo. market strong for
good. others generally steady. Beeves
- 70NG so: Texas steers. 81 5OH
Nc 90. western steers. 81 90 ~
. s.. s'0ckers and feeders. 3: OON
= H.. cows and hriferF. 81 1OH
: 80. calves. s. OnG1 SO
Hogs Receipts. c..OoU. market
weak Light. 81 f5FtG -: mixed.
80 i'"f %; heavy. So 2OdC 60:
rough. Sc 2"TG 40. good to choice
heavy. SO 4JW6 go: pigs. s. 65u
q o.. bulk OF sales. Sc 5JTG S..
sheep. Receipts. 10000: market
steady. Native. s. 5OG 80: west
ern. 50 0odf so; yearlincs. 81 fo
~ = g.. lambs. native. s. OOV
%. western. 81 soar %
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Transfer uooA~ r.p..c Auly ietr .u.
per cen; cash dividend payable July 81
Transfer books closed July 11th frI
2 rer cent cash dividend payable August
10Th
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Baron's Local Stocks.

WHEELING ". Va, July lP. II
The following quotations. ON the more
active Wheeling stocks are corrected
daily for the InteIllgencer by George W.
Baron. local broker. and r. II. Marshall.
manager Bond Department.
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Cash quotations were as follows:
Flour STEADY.
Rye-No. .. sic.
Rarley-Feed or mixing. 7Od s5c:
fai rto choice mailing. s105N114
Flax seed-No. southwestern.
nominal: No. l northwestern. nomi-
nal.
Timothv seed -s9O0Hl3.5O.
Clovcr-S9.O0Nl5.5
Mess pork-Per Dbl. Sl5.S7Is n
1900.
I.ard--Per 100 lbs. SSI2%.
Short ribs sides-Loose. $7GeiA n
$50: short clear sides. boxed. $3.50
1919.
I. :. YARDS. PITTSBURG. July
-Cattle-Steadv: supply light:
choice. $G.60Fi $50. prime. S6IOff
G.35. Sheep Steady: supply fair:
prime wethcrs. Sl15G culls ana
common. S1O0G 200: lambs. $4,000
100. veal calves. $500 -. Hogs -
Higher: receipts lieut:: prime
heavies. S7.10N715; mediums. s745
- 100. heavy and light workers.. S145
also: pigs. $500 700; roughs.
$5.5cTG1o.
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ON lines fnVfuE regular cypress ser.
vice shipments weIeHfue bod excess Of
fffY pounds ur of large nutk. will not
Do cnfried on uasHfnEer cars
ALL Inns Daily EXCEPT SUNDAY
$50 shipments. fVcrrf enfrrrrurv erfr
ucuts ~ medicine VIII Do earrirI On
passenger cars between 600 ans SIS
y M
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New York Curb Market.

Total sales i2.05o shares.
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E''a OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 'oSs %
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Hs7Ieft's Local Stocks.
WHEELING W. Va. July "a. II
The following quotations on the more
active Wheeling stocks are corrected
daily FOR the Intelligence los Howard
Hdzlett & Son. local brokers.
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wh..nnq Liv. stort comu,ission CO.
WHEELING vs.. ya..J.Iy 10. II.
CATTLE.

WH.ELIN1 " v. I"V n. n
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Total sales 455.7oO shares.
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EXCURSION TO
NIAGARA FALLS
SATURDAY. JULY %
ROUND TRIP. $3.50

Tickets good FIVE days. Trains
leave 5:55 a. m. and 5:35 2. m.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-08-01
DALHART DEMONSTRATES
THAT IT CAN GROW FLAX.

Dalhart, Tex, Aug. 1.-The fax Gull
ture In Dallam county has been demon
stratee. this season as a sure PROPOSE
ton for this territory J. G. Otis, of
the Fort Worth & Denver road, has
as fine a crop of this product on his
ranch north Of town as can be found.
The yield Indicates about 20 bushels
to the acre, and the cash price FOR the
seed is now $3.50 per bushel.
The baby of Mr.. and Mrs. ". L. Pen
nington, Of the mechanical department
of the Rock Island company, died here.
This is the fourth child they have lost
The funeral was under the auspices Of
the Order Of the Eastern Star
W. W. Moore, H C. Coleman and
judge W. B. Chauncy, the prohibition
committee from DaIlam county, have
returned from Fort Worth, where they
attended the prohibition meeting.
The bankers and lawyers of Dalhart
have lined up for a big ball game to
come OF Thursday, and every business
house in the city will close for the
occasion.
Dalhart viii have a fair in Septem-
Der. A meeting of the stockholders
Will occur within the next few days
to make all necessary arrangements
for the occasion.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-08-01
CONCENTRATOR WILL WORK
TWENTY-FIVE MEN AT GLOBE

When the Miami mines concentra-
tor, situated at Globe, ella county,
Arizona, is operating to full capacity
and treating 5000 tons ore daily only
% men will be required: to run its
various departments from the crushers
at the top, to the concentrators at the
bottom, this will be equivalent to Ia
tons concentrated daily per man.
The Miami ore body is the thickest
and most compact ore body in the dis
trict It is about 1850 feet long. SOC
feet wide at the broadcast point and
has an extreme depth of $50 feet. In
one place 1t comes within 22s feet of
the surface.
Nearly Is miles of underground work
has been done, almost all in ore. Tho
shaft has a hosting capacity of TO-
900 tons daily. Miami's present mining
cost is about 1892, but to this about
II cents is added to cover previous de-
velopment work.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-08-01
FTREMEN ARE FEARING
THEIR ANNUAL HOODOO.

Around the Central station the fire.
men are a gloomy looking lot, and
when you ask them the reason, they
just growl and say "Smatter 'nuff:;''
they are facing their annual hoodoo
ard wondering if luck is going to
work against them this year.
For several years past it has hap
pened that every time a certain mem
Der Of their company takes a vaca-
ton, the big fire OF the year takes
place; a fire that causes much damage
End lots of hard work and the fi-ernen
have come 20 look upon the vacation
of their fellow member as being the
hoodo of the department, and are
hourly expecting the gong to signal
that a big fire is raging.
John T. Sullivan has gone hunting
and will be away three weeks.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-08-01
ADJUSTMENTS
4rHE GIRL IN THE TAXI

Interest runs high in the announce
ment that The Girl in the Taxi will
be seen at the Ell Paso theater for an
engagement Of two nights, August 9Th
and 10th.
This play has been q long time
reaching this city, owing to the great
success which attended its production
in New York, Chicago and Boston, in
which cities it remained the reigning
triumph as a laugh producing enter
tainment for two solid seasons. But
manager Fogg says FL Paso is to catch
a glimpse Of it at last and that II re-
ports from other cities where 'TThe
Girl in the Taxi has delighted its
thousands Of playgoers may be taken
as criterion FL Paso may look for
ward to the greatest attraction the
theater has offered in years. Prices
soc. 75c. 81 and $3.50. Seats at Ryan's
August 9Th.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-08-01
NEW TITLE COMPANY
INCORPORATES HERE
First National Bank En-
ployes Organize New
Loan Concern.

The First Mortgage and Guarantee
company has been organized with
capital stock of 100000 and a surplus
of $3.50 The officers of the new
company are J. G. McNary, president;
J. J. Mundy, vice president. Edgar W.
Kayser, treasurer; R. N Hines, secre-
tary. The directors are ]. G. McNary,
c. NJ Newman, w. L. Tooley, ]. ]. Mum
dy. z. W. Kayser, R. N. Hines. Felix
Martinez, H B. Stevens and JIM. Cog
gin
The company expects to begin bust
ness about August ID. Its purpose will
be to make investments in real estate
notes, and later TO guarantee titles TO
real estate All Of the officials of the
new company are directly or indirectly
connected with the First National bank
except r. n. Hines, who is well
known young man who has been max
ing his home in Ell Paso for a number
Of years