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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-11
NATIONAL POLITICS
DOMINATE The
SITUATION IN
WASHINGTON
Simon Stern. President Of the
Commercial Club. Returns
From Capital Optimistic
Over Statehood.
PRESIDENT WILL NOT
EXERCISE VETO POWER

sull optimistic over the outlooN
.Uu .9uHd,uJ that Presidcut IaR
aIli mot veto the Flood amcndmpu.
.fu...l ls The senate and cOncufgcI
30 b.. Inc house Simon stern pfce.
.'u ut the Albuquerque Commercial
.uH I'trncd 10 the city on the CAN.
.oInIa Limited uf N O'Clock toda 4.
J.fe. suundinp tcu days ia Washing.
tom wOtain" Tor statehood i0r Now
Mexico.
would have remained In wash.
uvt0u and continued 90 do what ]
could Tor Statehood" said Mr. Stern
today bat I found that the situation
.a dominated by national politics ami
1ai things viii have 20 work them.
elves out Js the bic politicians want
IrW
Relcuing 'o thC statehood question
hi. appears today, Mr.. stern said
has be- - nuuly OF The opinion that
inc president viii not veto the Flood
amendment
SpeakinR with The president beforr
Dee Flood amendment was passeu he
0il me that be would not sign the
amendment v u we're adopted said
Ht Stern There rs q wide dlstinc-
lion between not signing bin ana
.'toiuh it ~ everybody knows IN
u} opinion the pre- sident IN not siiua'-
"d so that he can veto the statehood
bin with the Flood amendment -.
fgohcd The situation in congress is
not controlled by Republican stand.
p4tiefs but by Democrats and insur.
cents Ny owu private belief. after
observing things IN Washington. is
'la "A compromise viii be- effected
uad that Dill will be drafted and
passed before congress gdiourns that
me president can sign
Continuing Mr.. stern took up the
question OF states rights. which he
said has been the basis OF the whole
fight
The action OF congress In passing
fae Flood amendment was based on
ine assumption OF state rights The
teuaiors ana representatives, as indi.
Gated by their vote on the amendment
believe hat II Arizona wants the re-
cali OF the Judiciary. should be given
10 them Many OF The senators who
voted Tor the Flood amendment are
nor personally In favor OF the recall
AZ Judges, but believe in state rights
and are ~ the opinion that the people
of Arizona should KNOW what they
want in their constitution"
Mr. stern ~ brimful Of statehood
news having sat IN The gallery in the
senate Tor three consecutive days list.
onmg 10 speeches on the Flood an.
cndment by many Of the senators
Mr. Stern still hopes for statehood ST
this session believing that the Demo.
Gratis will noi consent 20 nave New
Mexico come In automatically later,
leaving Arizona out
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-11
smoke HOUSE" IS
A BEAUTY
New Amusement Place On
Gold Avenue TO Be Opened
Tomorrow BY Hayward &
0sterhoudt.

Through the enterprise and progress.
sivcness OF the we'll known local
young men, there win be- opened 10.
morrow az POS POS ~ West Gold ave.
nuc, AN amusement establishment
which. IN point o' beauty ana luxury
OF appointment. viii have ma superior
IN the southwest Il is 10 bo known
as The smoke House aud promises 60
be- hereafter he popular Mecca Ton ail
who enjoy pool and Billiards under
IDEAL cnditions. for an who appreciate
the royal game OF bowling and Tor an
tobacco users who insis, that their
layorite brands shall DEE furnished
them IN perfect condition
The propriotors OF the smoke House
are W VI Hayward and G.. c. OstcI-
houdt both OF whom have had wide
and valuable experience in this line
of business aud both OF whom enjoy
cnyiable personal popularity in Alta
querQu" The equipment viii boz mod
ern and complete IN every particular
Bruins Wick-llalkc pool aud billiard
tables ot standard type and of uu.
usually attractive design will feature
thp equipment OF the bic pool hall
while local experts have also noto1
with delight that the lighting ano
table arrangements are absolutely per
feet The cigar cases are of thc lai-
est design ana calculated not only i0r
attractive display hui also ior tho
maintenance of stocks in perfect con.
di'ion. Easy chairs have been proyid
I'd fer those who wait no smoke ami
watch The friendly tests of skiil which
viii Dee constantly boz progress ar tho
Smoke House
Nossts Hayward and Ostcrboudt
are 10 De- congratulated upon their
energy ana enterprise n ESTABLISHING
an amusement place of This ideal
character Tho smoke House is 20
credit 80 the cty as Ncl aa no pro-.
prcssiNe manaeeUgu
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-11

Kansas CITY. Aug ll.--Catle Loco
including 500 southerns, steady ID
gtyOEg Native steers $4,000 {. go,
southern steers S. ,5M - 10. southern
COWS and ncllers $2bUu4JO. native
COWS and heifers S2.50N725. stockcr,
and feeders $500 $50. bulls s32-
steers SIi0WfN5: western COWS 81.
HfJ0. calves - n0H7.OO. western
steers Sit0G6.N5. western cows s. "a
~ 800
llogs 1000. market strong Bulk Of
sales 81 500 100. heavy s75oa1G5.
packers and butchers S71oH Cos
light S735d1GO
sheep 2.OOu. market strong Mutton
$1,000 3.75; lambs $5.5On1l5. ted
wcthers and yearhnEs S32JW $50. tea
western ewes 81 5OH3Gu
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-11
LAST DAY OF The
BIG SALE
Ferguson & Collister Will
Close Big Ten Days Selling
With Burst of Bargains.

Irs last CALI tor tho his nargaiu
offrngs 1t tn. Ferguson a Coiustof
midsummer auof.inycntort sale rha
notable merchandising event closcH
tomorrow evening ana II unnoo,F-
sary to say th, thrifty women suHu-
psrs pf N.uuHrruuc VIII br out n
force Prices have been cat to tDe
lpU limit in every department. tho
firm id"n bcing Go prepare Tor tan
business with au absolutely .l,au
stock
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-11
.CHENAULT IS HELD
FOR BIG SHORTAGE
Territorial Travelling Auditor
Joerns Goes to Quay County
to Make Investigation OF
Treasury Books.


Santa I' s. 50 Aul ~ Former
County Treasure. g. "a Chouault has
lcou arrested ANA Jom Jo,ms terri.
turlal travelling auditor hn gone lo
iucDmcari ths afternoon to ap over
thr hooks Erul Hnil" Cu,aaul vas IA
uluco. D. being alleged that short
age of $4,000 has been found 10 IS
understood Chan friend Ui ChouJuii
have recently mad good % ui-Dlou.
mc, ot Sl6uuU me hndinl ot which
b. said TO ha,, been the cause oil
Chonault S retirement irom office The
assertion made haj tho iast alleged
shortage was caused Dos ChouoIlt5
i-supiup rocciu lor taxes 90 'hr
Roch Island railway company and
then muihIua the Stub void
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-11
CONSTABLE IS LEFT
DYING BY ROBBERS
Colorado Officer is Shot, Slug
ged and Left Exposed All
Night in Terrific Thunder
storm; Condition Serious.
cBy Evening nsrald =. y. Leased wire,

Trinidad, colo Aug ll--.-tt upon
hy TWO unknown hishWaymou lU-t
night shot robbed and lclt ior dead,
10. y walker @ constable, wa. luund
on Jhe Grey creek road sis miles east
oil This cii, his morning ana hurried
to the hospital here. where be- lies
In serious condition walker said
hC had been hunting for stolen tive.
stock aud had started Tor the VILLAGE
ur Grey CtcoN. when TWO men attacb.
,i MIN and after shooting him when
hc refused 90 hold up his hands tools
his money and his revolver a terrible
/ storm broke % few moments later and
The wounded man las for Twelve hours
gt tnu side OF the .nud Walker is %
pioneer uf this section
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-11
WHEAT MARKET IS
EASIER TO-DAY
Relief From Immediate Anx.
iety About Condition in the
Northwest and Higher Tenn
peratures Show Effect.
NV Evening Herald \. -. leased Wire,

thiCBro. Aap % Relief from im.
mcdiat" anxiety about crop prospects
in thc northwest gave the wheat mar.
hut today avs easy tone Higher TEN.
porllGlos pas stop 10 fear that frost
IaraHc would be- added 90 injury due
600 plack rust Opening prices were
> lower 20 o. shade higher Sepiem.
.or started 40 o. o. io a.N. "a loss OF
DIS tu l't touched % i.N and rallied
100 H2 BIS. The close was steady a.S
higher, go gi Us fOJ september
with the country Offering old corn
more nicely thar cereal showed MAJ
'crinl Weakness. Soptomho, opened
unchanged To- ls up u' na 3.N Goo l.2.
and then dropped Too ~ "a. The close
was steady With September l.iu3.,
higher ut 65 1854
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-11
WILD WEST STUNT
IN ILLINOIS MAY
PROVE FATAL
Would-Be Bad Men Arrest
ed for Shooting in Streets
and Fatally Wound Officers
in Escaping.
ny E,enlnr neraid 4. =. leased wircI

Benton, MS, aug N Attempting
tJ escape alter being rumaudcd no
I8ll lo. examination Martin SHADOW.
ems shot Justice oi the Peace James
Nauuou, City Marshal John Stakiu
rider and spectator ana clt Deputy
Tom NUUkU!
Naokoy shot aud KILLED SAadWocns,
whose brother Charles f.il from %
second story window and was prob.
anll fatally hurt The shuOtiag occur.
red ut Christopher. smaall town
uour here o. midnight
The shadow ems had been arrested
iOy aAoo;ag ON the streets after q
man named Benpes had been injured
uy bullet q b. Thought hat Stakm.
rider viii die.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-11
CITY Of SANTA FE
LOSES Is CENTS
Territory Can Not Be Assessed
for Permit to Build Garage
and There is Wailing in the
Capital.


santa r., - NJ. Aug 1.-THE city
OF Santa Pc toda, lost me suit
brought against b. by the territory
ui Sew NcNIc0 to prevent tbe city
from compelling the territory 90 take
u1J q building ucruif 900, % garage
Dn The executive mansion grounds.
The opinion Was handed down Dy Dis.
,rici Judge John X Merle. iu vhich
be- holds that the city being crea-
zion OF the territory. cannot Impose
police regulations on b against the
'crIitorl s. viii The license Tee Is 75
cents.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-11
MONETARY BOARD
LOSES BAILEY
1cNas senator Resigns From Commits.
~ion because lie Objects to Major
~, Rcpurt aud l. shout ou Time.


MHHnInHIOn, AUl ""SVnUIOT
Bailey OF TEXAS today resigned from
The national monetary commission,
md his resignation was accepted Hv
the senate lie announced that be-
would have objected tu he HaiorlJN
report ANA that 90 the commission
should he discharged hy December {,
as proposed hy Senator CuWmius q
would NOT give him time to prepare
his dissenting opinion
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-11
chleaoo Llycstook.

Chicago, Aug il.-Cattle receipts
1000 Market strong Beeycs S5op6f
5.G5. Texas steers S410m625; west.
orn stoCrs tilUu6.iG. stockers anu
feeders g300"550. COWS aud heifors
81 g00Glo. calves S5.75mS25.
Hogs $4,000 Market steady "a
strong Light S726m7N5; miNcI
s7OjN So, heavy ST. 9Wd 40: rough
s6.s0G 1iJ, good 10 choice heavy
Sc ljm770. PIGS SG10m770. bulk of
sales ST.35m170.
sheep 1000 Generally Toe higher
Native S. f003 50: western S275n
$50. ycarlngs 81 75GfS5. lambs M.
tive - 000 ZOO. western Si75N7 Co.,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-11
I'm nd ProvleIona

Chicago, Aug ll-ClOsc
Wheat Sept 90 rs. Dec % 2-S
Corn Sept 90 J.AM3i D.c G3m
C} is
oats Sept g. Dec. a ~
Pork Sept SiGs7 10; Ian
tiGe- 70
Lard Sept SS So, Jan $3.50
Ribs Sept BOO. Jan. SS27 10
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-11

Mot your vic, lntclf2"
$50. but see by the society pa
prrs mat sac viii b" al home la Sen.
f'morr Washington Herald.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-11
New YORK Cotton.

New York. Aur ll--Cotton spcI
closed quiet midd'lng uplands N2i0.
do gulf Slg15, ne salos
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-11
Money Market.

Nov York, Aug. n.-Coppcr sn0l
SELL l2Hl2.31 ~. lead $3.50 go,
silver ~ rs call money 2m2 j's;
,primc paper iU ~ per cent Mexican
dollars. Soc.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-11
St Louis Wool.

81 Louis, Aug ll-NOol unchane
ed; territory nnd western mediums
ia 10; hnc mediums 1Gni7 -, fine
llml4 10
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-11
New Work stoeks.

N,w York, Ana ll-Close
Amalgamutob Copper 80,
Sugar ii5 -
AtchisOn iO4 &C.
Great Northern preferred Sl2a
Npw York Central lU3 Ia
Northern Pacific 40 rs.
Reading no 49,
Southern Pacific ma.
Union Pacific iT3 rs
o. S steel e. 5.S
q s steel pll.. ~ 10
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-11
%%S&~ss~N~A%.S
IOlsI.. kICk Ie nNNnEnnIs.

Laramie. WY. Aug ~ .
; Henry Cronhcrg OF Medicine .
Bow, carbon county, was Kicked =
hy horse on "Wednesday. have .
ing his thiRh bone broken He .
} wns found today. as hours after .
the accident having been an .
, able 10 move and give the .
} alarm He Is suffering severely .
!, from tho accident ana exposure .
} and has been sent 10 hospital .
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-11

For the hest Saddle horses IN 'he
ci'v can phone No. g. W l. Tr,mble.
TIA North Second ST.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-11
PRESIDENT TAKES \ REST.
~ EVening Herald A. y. Leased Wtrel

. Beverly Mass. Aug. IL .
D President Taft arrived az Bever- .
D ~ this morning for his third .
D Weekend stay az Paramatta .
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-11

81 Louis, AUG LEAD nm
sii7; spelter Arm 5000.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-11
rArrnN rr nm rlnkEN.

Washington. Aug 49, prrsi- =
dent Ttt IL was learned today, Z
B Nili designate THURSDAY. Nutvm- Z
b beer 800. as ThankagiVuE day this =
3 lpEr
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-09-13
used thereby upon such lands so ac-
quired by plaintiff as aforesaid"
The Anew Comerso

used thereby upon such lands so &C.
quired by plaintiff as aforesaid"
The Anew Comers.-
The company then recites its efforts
to get water and its failure to do So
and continues:
Plaintiff alleges that subsequent
to the construction of such ditch from
the said Fresnal creek to the town
Of AlamogOrdo by 1t as aforesaid, the
settlement Of such section Of country
and around Alamogordo and also the
valleys and canyons of the headwaters
of such Fresnal creek was greatly in
creased by the activity of this plain
tiff and the construction of such rail-
roads as aforesaid. so that a great ad-
ditional number of people moved into
and made their homes in such FreSnal
canyon and in the tributaries thereof.
and commenced the breaking up and
cultivation of lands; that as. gen.
eral rule the old settlers who had re-
sided in such places previous thereto
sold and conveyed their property to
largely comprise these defendants,
and removed therefrom; that as rule
the old time settlers were engaged In
stock raising, there was no market
for crops cultivated, thereby, and they
had cultivated very small areas OF the
land then owned by them and subse-
quently sold to others, the portions so
cultivated lying, as rule, IN the bot
tom of such canyons, and that our
ing the average seasons they had irri-
gated only to very small extent the
lands so cultivated, there being as a
rule a considerable rainfall in such
section in excess of that around the
town of Alamogordo, and there being
little necessity for the irrigation
thereof; but while many of such orig
inal settlers had had bitches con-
structed from the stream in the can
yons In which they resided. yet that as
a rule the waters ran through such
bitches and back into the stream with
out being used for any purpose except
the domestic supplies, and for water
ing animals and occasionally for very
small tracts OF ground. the irrigation
of which did not specially decrease
the water available for such stream ms,
and that the former settlers had as a
rule recognized and not trespassed
upon the rights of said La Luz Irri-
the people of the said town of La Luz.
and the rights Of this plaintiff and
those TO whom 1t had sold such wa
tiers, but that the settlers who COM
menced to move in subsequently to
such period as aforesaid. Including
the defendants. became disregardful
of the rights of this plaintiff and of
the people of the town of La Luz to
the ownership of such waters as
aforesaid, and commenced to extend
the area in cultivation of the lands
which they bought or settled upon and
to extend, enlarge and increase the
number of bitches running from the
streams in such canyons, and have con-
tinued to the present time to extend
the area of such lands in irrigation
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-09-13

and the length and size Of the ditcnes
and to construct new bitches so tnat
such cultivated lands now are exteno-
ed far up on the hillsides surrounding
such streams and away therefrom ano
the waters of such streams are taken
by means of such bitches therefrom
and are now being 80 greatly use1
therein and wasted that the flow Oh
pleted and that this plaintiff and
the owners of such water rights In
the town of La Luz are threatened
with the entire loss OF ownership
thereof: that such settlers. inciuolng
these defendants. now claim TO De
the owners. of such water rights ana
the claims of each and every defend
ant hereto constitutes cloud upon
the title of this plaintiff in and 10
suIIch waters; that such defendants
have removed to such section OF
country and have diverted the waters
Of such streams to such an extent that
they have not only interfered and are
interfering with the rights OF this
plaintiff and the said town of La Luz,
but conflicts have arisen between such
defendants themselves. in the imne-
date vicinity of the places where they
make diversions OF such water over yer
thereof as against each other. and
many of such defendants in order. as
they allege, to- protect themselves
against others who would, they allege,
diversion and use all such waters
through bitches owned by them when
ever they desire to beneficfally cui1-
vatel their crops as aforesaid. but keep
the water which they so claim flow
ing in their said bitches at all times.
both night and day, during both win
ter and summer, or endeavor so to do.
and thus to prevent the others OF suon
defendants and this plaintiff from OBJ
tanning any use thereof, and that be-
cause of the fact that their bitches are
constructed through a porous charac-
ter of soil, vast quantities OF such wa
ter are absorbed by such bitches and
after having been diverted from SUCH
stream, never can return thereto. but
are wasted and no use whatever Is
made thereof: and plaintiff in fact
alleges that the method of using up
of such waters so wrongfully diverted
by defendants as aforesaid from such
stream is wasteful. whether the same
be kept flowing in their bitches or
whether the same be flowing on their
lands in alleged cultivation Thereon.
and nothing like the total volume of
water flowing in such streams and
so diverted Is beneficially used or en-
3oyed. but because Of the wrongful
acts of said defendants, is lost for all
plIrpoSeS"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-09-13

Many years ago we recognized that
to perfecting system of treatment
we are enabled to offer to the public
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-09-13
SCHOOL OF MINES
OPENS FOR YEAR
Large Attendance at Socor-
TO, N. NJ, Institute.
New Students

Socorro. n. NJ. Sept 1s-The New
Mexico School Of Mines has opened
for what promises to be the most
flourishing year for the school. with
q large enrolment of both old and new
students.
The students have been arriving for
several days, and there are several
more to arrive this week.
President Drake is more than
pleased with the prospects for the
coming year.
One of the FL Paso boys. has re-
turned, bringing three new ones with
him
The dormitory has been thoroughly
renovated. Mrs. W. Driscoll. who has
been matron since the dormitory was
built, three years age, will be matron
again this year
There are four new instructors, all
Of whom have taken post graduate
courses in their particular work, add
ed TO the already proficient corps of
instructors.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-09-13
cox BUYS RANCH
IN LOWER VALLEY

Thirty-four thousand eight hundred
and eighty dollars, or slightly more
than $50 per acre was the price paid
for 217-51 acres of land near Clint, for
which a transfer was placed on file
Tuesday in the office of the county
clerk.
The land is irrigated and is in one
body. 1t consists OF an improved ranch
and was sold by Frank A. Spence to
W. J. Cox
]. W. Cox has sold to Frank A.
Spence residence located at 901 Mon
tana street. Consideration $4,000.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-09-13
SIS. BLOOD 6of Poisor

Contagious Blood Poison manieStS itself in the most loasome
symptoms such as liberated mouth and throat spots
and and different portions Of BODY The
poison the hair fall and the ganduar system
is attacked No medicine Contagious Blood Poison
does not rid the circulation of every particle of the insdous
is the real and certain for Contagious Blood Poison;
into the circulation and by removing every particle of the poison
and adding rch healthy qualities the blood forever cures this
powerful disorder All who suffer with this disease them
selves by using and following our
Home Treatment Book which will together with any med
ica desired free of charge SIS drug stores
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC Co, ATLANTA, GA.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-09-13

needs FILLED.

Town of San Elizario to Felix Mar
tineZ, quit claim deed to certain land
in the Cuadrilla, San Elizario grant.
Sept. 9, 1911.
Frank A. Spence and wife to w. J..
Cox, 217-51 acres of land of the San
Elizario grant; S34,SSS. Sept II, 1911.
Thos. M. Mayfield and ]. D. Mayfield
to f. p Miller, lots 13 and Il, block 8S,
and Newman streets; 5000. Aug. 81,
1911.
Tom McClennan to Government Hill
company. lots 81 and 80, block As,
Government Hill addition, corner Cliff
ton and Crockett streets; $3.50. Sept 9,
1911.
W. ]. Cox and wife to Frank A.
Spence. lot IL and the west % feet of
lot IL In block Ri, partly in the
Pierce-Ffnley and partly in the Camp
bell additions; $1,000 cash and assump-
ton of $4,000 in notes. Sept 9, 1911.
Government Hill company to Louis
III. Hubbard, lots 5 and in block SO,
Trowbridge and Houston streets, and
lots 8, 4, 5 and s in block 81, Trow-
bridge and Bowie streets, Government
Hill addition; $3.50. Sept. II, 1911.
Frank M. Ascarate to John Figueira.
lot % and the east Is feet of lot 81,
block s.. Franklin Heights addition,
Boulevard and Octavia streets; $3.50.
J. R. Day and Levi Anderson to G. c.
Neal, lot IS. block 70, town Of Plateau,
Texas: s37 Sept 30. 1910.
G. C. Neal to j. w. Jupe. lot Is, block
7s. town of Plateau. Texas; s125. March
4, 1911.
Licensed to Wed.
H. A. Wagner and Carolina F. Gar
cia.
Francisco Mendez and Jesus Min
jares
Birfhs-Boys.
To Mrs. Jose NJ. Marquee. 1902 Okla
horna street, Sept g.
To Mrs. N B. Ware. 1915 Myrtle
street, Sept. Z.
To Mrs. Max Lucero. 421 Stevens
street, Sept l.
To Mrs Martin vasquez. 1914 Utah
street, Sept. 2.
Births-GirIs.
To Mrs A. Gallo. Juras Alley.
Sept. L.
To Mrs. Antonio Perez, 603h South
Stanton street, Sept I.
To Mrs. Ignacio Apaticio, 2o12 Bas-
sett street. Aug. 81
Mutt and left are with us Another
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-09-13

Mutt and Jeff are with us. Another
appearance today on Classified page.
Every day in The Herald hereafter