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Gilpin observer., 1911-02-16
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Gilpin observer., 1911-02-16

GarfeldsTea has brought good health to
thousands! Unequaled for constipation.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-10-19
q EmiHsuathrimten.

Rem gort, Is. Dit. abgssdn'
oen: .2uiituuia" nab 2iperpppl.
aueenstotpn. anget.: ruls'
ripn~ pom qbilaosIpbia.
glboeg.: rGpmric" uno ~SpsruEd-
nQh GoItou.
Soutb I'm o n. IbSeg.: IRA.
ieItic" nuh glep Yort.
WontreaI. Ibeeg.: nHcnal
G5eprae" nah 8riitpl.
2uebec. 4n8et.; n2ate Grse~
BON 2onoon.
gbiIapeIpb q. 4ugst.: pBr0n-
cenbura- poN Bremen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-10-19

26 SersI.ut. In ct. Gtienne, Jrants
reid, umgeiommen,
Regierungstruppen unb
ReheItn In @efsdht

RebelItu I'm 9efe6t.
5onfop. Is. Dttobsr. Tas eriie
0efeht felt Der Nntunit Der R,sie.
runsstruppen pom Rornen fanb am
Wititpoh am norblihen ufer oes Gan
Gluhes iidtt. serabs ueitIih BON bieFs
ger Staot. oas Reiuliot mar aber eth
negatives. Gs seloue ben Reuolutionie
ren- bic Regierunssiruppen tsmpcrdr.
aus ibren Gtelungen su peror1nseu,
bnbei eing ibnsn abr bic Osnehrmus
nition aus unb iie puren se3pungen.
iih nah ibrer Operatipnsboits, g1u
Chang, 3uriid5u5ishen.
Die ReuulutiDndren batien NIT esHs
fanierie uno 4rtiuerie bic Rsgisrungss
iruppen ansesriIfen, be BON ben hinss
iiinen Rrisssihiffen i'm Jlub 9eritdr4
funeeH erbdlttu batten uno pon beren
geihiibsn unterftiist purben.
Wdbreno Der Rampf i'm 9onse mar,
Ianbeten bic 13 i'm Jlub lissenbeu
ouslGnoiihsn arieesfhiife elm Ges
metnIhoftlides Iruppenrorps. has
BON bsm NbmirdI 4lfreb @insIoe, BEN
Rpmmonbeur Der britiihen uiiaitihsH
Tlotte, als bem bohften an Ort uno
Gteue befinbIi1en Marin.offisisr, bes
ftblist ipuroe.
DDS nsufrale Eager Der Geiellihdft
bonn Rotben Areu3. pos uuier BEN
9efebI hes Or. Wsae DilIie, pon Der
ameritanii9en WiHion iiehi. nahm bic
perpunDeien Rste[Ien auf.
Gs itonben fih in benz aumpfe ouf
btiDeH Seiten uneefGbr 1000 Wanu
geaenIber unb es mar Gin sIeifer
Rnmpf. Die erfe Dehuuptnng. boB
10000 RtbeIIen ben 20OO Reeierunas=
truppen seoeniibtrseitanben bGtien.
ipar iniorreit. giur .in 1beil Der Re
polutipndren nabm on bem Gssssuir
tbeil unD iie bsboupteten am Hbenc.
bob iie bic Resierunss;ruppeH poahins
big gefHlooen hobeu ipurpen. tpenn ib'
nsn bie Muniiion nifs orssssaHstn
ipdte.
Die Resitrungstruppen erlpartsteu
ON 4benb Wtrftdrfuneen. io0brenb nis
gtspolutionGren iiG oufs Reut mit9Pui
nition perfsben. Die Jeinoislisteiin
perben spobriheinlin bnlb nieber ant
aenommen iperben. bsnn es iheint bti
.yllun Der Sniureeaienfiibrsr su isin
on3usreifsn, ebe bic Reeitrunsstrupper
speitere Deritdrtunesn erboiten bobeH
Die Qsbtsrsn botien beabiiftigi. tsr
Mngrifi auf Wu Gbans hindus;nidlis
ben, bis iis fart senug fem iplroen
um Des Gkges esipiB 3u iein. uni
mar bate sssInubi. ccB Dor Samitds
ssin aompf fsutifinben ipiirbe.
Die Rebtlisn. bic odntoiu. Wl
gbana unb 6an Gang btIest hdben
,puBten Urn oitisn plaH Der NsgIernil!
uno bdtten ipdbreHo otr Raht 2OOs
Mann ppn gDu Chang aus ii6er btl
g)onosie Rians binlbtrgeihidi. GIsid
Sci 1oetsonbrud grifFen lie nas "a
Gtr Der Nesitrunsstrnppen IN bef'igt
qDeife an. lie Resierunssiruppsn. oi
ii@ burd ben unsrpnrteten an5rlT
etsuos i'm Nnhtbsil befnnnsn, alsltei
nb<s Gionb unb bos Gtftht mar sil
febr bIu!iats. Auf iuit bod nd, ol
WerIuiie auf beiben Seiien itelitn. tam
unm5olim oboein1bt fperben, bc ttiH
QDrreIponbenten in bie Rdht Der Ws
iqntDliaisa selahtH nurssn uss ~
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-10-19
g an utruu b.

8ortIeptIl., Stla., Is. Sa.-
Sin bis ieBt uidt tbentift3trtsr Ttunn
beraubte am Mittpoh Rahutittag ben
aaFTirer Der Stdatsbant BON Bera,
Gfla., um $1,000. gr 5tpang odnH
ben aaHirer uno einer Runoen, ihu
eine balbe meile nett ing Gauo 81 be-
aleiteu, mo- i.in pferb ongebunoer
mar. Sn oem ausenblid ob.r, IN tpsls
dem Der Rduber ieiu 9Fsro bslteigeH
poQte potten ibn bic mGuHsr. Die ihn
enttpoffneten unb mad gSeru brontsn.
Gr pirs Der Sihsrbeit ha1asr herssr
sssrcnt Iperstn.
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Wetterteri6t.

Hiir Otto unb bas tpeitIi6s
pennfplpanien: Ghones Weiter am
Connerltas. Nm Jreitds ih0nes. siibs
leres Weiter. DerGnberlife Winbs.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-10-19
g4ine|Jde Rsgierungslruppea
uno ReOo(utioaare
Gattem am Mlittwod) elm blnti-
aes Weiet9t bel 6anfo,p,


Ollie g<binsunstn bic GUAM Sbi'aai
gsIiellt
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pon Der Re9,erai.s tn qtins anses
ncmn,en.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-10-19
Muslan0 0.Selegrapb

MuSl1nO'
G9ine|lIde Rsgierulgslruppea
unO ReOo(utiOaare
Gatten am Wlittwpd) elm blntis
aes Weiedbt BEL 6anfo,p,
7as aber aneutiAiecen blieb.
-
Mae g<Diusuneen bic Guam Sbi'aai
ssIielIt
~
pon Der Reo,erans In Rtins nnses
non,n,tn.
Der beuifte aonsler Don geshmanns
polDts
~A
Iebnt Die BenTtnorturJ Der dnT DIE
ausfpGriiss gcIitil 8esus babens
ben Jnterpsllationen nb.
Rubldnbs uHstbeurs 3udersrnis bat
CUR Jolee.
-
DAT bos Qonb bic 3uder<aonDeutio'
nsn tiinoisen mOtts
lin mebr Don ibrsm 91robuts sEpor'
tiyen 81 i0nnen.
26 Strslsut. in ct. Gtienne, Jrcnss
reid, umgeiommeu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-10-19
Rublanhs unssbeure 3udersrute bal
CUR Jolee.

Dob bos 2anb bic 3uderza aonDeHtio'
nsn tiinbigen Hott.
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Cincinnati. 0onneritas. Den 10. ottober 1911.

iiberaus foftbores Didben, pel6es
iiber etntduienb 8idmdnten eitbdlt.
Die gsrndblung 1T auf ben q. Otto
Der angefssi.
Gin 8aifers 5riebrt9s
9entmdl in u q DEN
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-10-19

2ehnt bic Benntmortur5 Der duf bic
ausrpGrtis. politis 8ssus babena
ben Jnierpsliationen ab.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-10-19

Der adifsr bat Der prinseiTin 3ita
BON pcrmn, Der graut bes tiinfiissn
1tronfolsers. ersb.rsoss aarl Gran3
Scfep6. 6as iGon friber ertpdbnt.
Hsasiosi&snt abssisnst. % iit sia
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1911-10-07
IN FULL FORCE SCOUTS
GO TO ANDERSONVILLE
Large Number of
Make the Trip

In full strength of number, the 10
cal Boy Scouts will board the midday
train today for their trip to Anderson.
vile, where they will enjoy a jaunt
through the National park and GENE
terry.
Among the large number who will
go are included boys ranging from
to 16 years in age, the names of al
whom are not available. The list O.
names of those from u to 16 years OF
age who will go are as follows:
Thomas Harold, James Gartner,
Brooks Williams, VIII Dodson, Heber
Rees, William Wise, Charles Crew, Ed
gar Butt, Jim Williams, Henry Walk
er, Dan Chappeld, David Burkhalter,
Frank Harold, John Taylor, Jr., Bruce
Clark, j. B. Mathis, Charles Crisp, Rob-
ert Hodges, Charlie Payne, Arthur
Rylander, Eugene Cato, Algernon
Hodges, James. Holiday, Leland Ches-
ter, John Wright, Edward Mathis, Will
lie Dews Miller, Winfred Peters, Will
mot Littlejohn, Cliff Wheatley, F. N.
Gaines, Boozie Turpin, Walter Green,
Charlie Macarthur. Frank Chappell,
billiard Smith, Robert Lide, Charles
Hagerty, Henry Cleve Davis, George
McBath, Arnold McGillis, Merrel
Wheatley.
There will also be about % boys,
ranging in age from s to IL years
who will make the trip.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1911-10-07
MANY new HOMES ARE
Being BUILT In CITY
And Still the Demand Here
Is Fer More

While Americas has heard the ring
of hammer and saw the past summer
in the building of new residences, the
demands as for many more, and
half hundred addi tional modest homes,
especially those of the popular bunga-
low type, could find tenants, if ony to
be had.
Probably $50 or 200 dwelling houses.
large and small. have been built in
Americas this year, and the good work
continues on.
The Times-Recorder a month or two
ago published a partial list of new
homes recently completed, and the ex
hibit was indeed most gratifying. 1t
showed that Americas, ever a city of
attractive homes, was inclined to hold
that distinction.
Since that time many other new res
licences in various portions of the city
have been completed.
Among these is the attractive bum
galow residence of Mr.. Logan Wallace,
on Furlow street, near Lee, and now
about completed. This pretty home
was erected by John w. Shaver, the
contractor and builder, who, by the |
way, reports business excellent.
Mr.. SILVER is also completing two
pretty dwellings ont Lee street for
Nr. ]. w. Kelley and Mr.. Lon Gam
mage. He will also build for Mrs. T. S.
Yarlick a neat bungalow on Hancock
venue for renting purposes, and will
,uild three dwelling on Church street,
vest, for Mr.. c. S. S. Horn for sale,
" lease.
Mr. w. A. Humber is just complet-
ng a pretty bungalow on Taylor
street, near Rees Park, while the hand
some residence of Mrs. Laura Bagley
IS also near completion.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1911-10-07
LATEST IN FUR
MAGNIFICENCE
Sable Leads in the Sets, But
is a Luxury

New York, Oct. 6.-Nothing looks bet
ter with a sofa black chiffon dress
trimmed with good lace than ermine,
especially when a touch of it is also
introduced on the dress itself as a
trimming. 1t will further be used to
form the big collars which are to be
worn on our coats, and several French
designers of renoWn where dress is
concerned have sent over long cream
cloth coats with shawl collars or erm-
inc or white fox, which is another fur
much sought after this season
In the dark furs for ordinary wear
Breitschwanz is the most popular, and
one woman is ordering a whole dress
Of it allied to black silk voile Such
an alliance sounds impractical, but it
would not be found so, as many of the
voiles are quite as strong as Liberty
or velvet. Breitschwauz coats, cut
rather Enthusiastically, look very we'll oy-
err any kind of black or black-and-
white dress, and a great many of those
seen have waists or even sashes.
Muffs in any furs are enormous; and
they should always have a good-sized
pocket to be used as a bag. Skunk, err
mine and any of the good limitations of
rich furs may be used for trimming
dresses, and not only may be, but are,
and in great quantities, indeed, one
may say that fur is the trimming of the
season. 1t is put on in narrow bands
as an edging to tunics, tabliers, pan
iers, flounces and fichus, it weights the
hem of a skirt and finishes off long
sleeves.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1911-10-07

In the District Court of the U. S. for
the Western Division of the South
ern District of Georgia.
GEORGIA. SUMTER COUNTY,
In re Mike Thomas, Bankrupt.
Will be sold on Saturday, October
7th, 1911, at II o'clock a. m, at the
store house in which Mike Thomas
lately did business, the same being To-
Gated on the southwest corner of Lee
and Lamar streets, in the city of Am
CIRCUS, said State and County, one
stock of merchandise, consisting of:
Groceries,
Cigars,
Tobacco,
Show cases and fixtures,
Soda fount and marble table and ac
cessories,
Soda water tables, chairs, etc,
$4,000 paper bags, assorted,
Fancy groceries,
Candies,
And all other articles in an up
to-date grocery store.
Sale will be by public cutlery fol
cash to the highest bidder.
". H. FEAGIN.
Trustee.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1911-10-07
TO Land NUT
GROWERS CONVENTION
Americas Has in Application
For Meeting

Mobile, Ala, Oct 6-The features II
the first days session OF the nationa
convention of nut growers, which me-
here this morning, was the passage
of resolutions denouncing the mislead
ing claims of Chicago land promoting
concerns relative to the nut growing
industry, inHoIuccl by w. T. Bailey
Of Chicago. The afternoo nsessior
was devoted to papers by women mem
bers of the organization, and the eve
ming session to an illustrated lecture
upon nut growing by c. A. Reed, o
the fedo.ll bureau Of plant industry
department Of agriculture. Tomorrow
session will be held at Fairhope,
which an excursion will be run, New
York, Francisco, Beaumont, Houston
and Americas, Ga, are all making
strong bids to be named as the place
of holding the convention next year
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1911-10-07

Affection doesn't warm the skillet
This makes my blood boil" said
the cook when sh9 found the water
wouldn't.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1911-10-07
Rheumatism Relieved in Six Hours.

DIR. DETCHON'S RELIEF FOR
HBUNIATlSM usually relieves sever
est cases in a few hours. Its action
upon the system is remarkable and eff
fective. 1t removes the cause and
the disease quickly disappears. First
dose benefits 75c and $1.0O. Sold by
Eldridge Drug Co.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1911-10-07
Thousands Have Kidney
Trouble and Never Suspect Il.
How To Find Oct.

Fill bottle or common glass with your
water and let it stand twenty-four hours
R--~r2 =, brick lust sedi.
~ 859 ::: rs :: !: ::. NJ. 4.
V <l55lz1T .: .a5:s..ss a. @. p:
H#1z IL: is: : s e :: i. + !.
- - -..,..-o,s.1. pass it or pain il
he back are also sylnotomG frat tell YOU
he kidneys and bladder arc out OF ordes
and need atteation.
what 20 10.
There IS comfort il Tie l--owlatlre &
bitcn expressed, thai D-. Eiilue.'.
2wan,p-Root, the greet l-idner remedy
:uliill5 almost every wish il corrective
rheumatism, pain i'll the back, kidney.
liver, bladder and every part Ct the uriuar,
passage Corrects inability to hold waite.
and scalding pam in passing it, or bed
Effects following use Of liquor, wine or
beer, and overcomes that unpleasant nc.
cessity of being compelled to so often
through the day, and to get UP many
times during the night. The mild and
immediate effect OF Swamp-Ro0t is
soon realized. Il stands the highest be-
cause Gifts remarkable <i
health restoring prop ITTIEl1l1- asjsF3
critics. If you need :.sssEsss
medicine you should s sssssas ]
have the best. Sold by sJ q
druggists III fifty-cent ssssse1ssls W
and one-dollar sizes. Home of swamp Root
Won nav Iorva "a r avt,,,1a bottle Gatst free
by mail. Address Or. Kilmer s; Co, Ping
bamton, N. Y. Mention this paper and
remember the name, DIR. Kilmer's Swamp
Root, and the address, Biughamton,
n. Y, on every bottle.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1911-10-07
DIR. PERCY w. HUDSON,
Veterinarian.

Graduate A. P. l. Veterinary College.
Answers calls day or night. Resi-
dence and Urinary Lee street, near
Country CluE-
Phones 5S7 and %.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1911-10-07
p.GGEST ARTIFICIAL LEG
FOR A WOMAN.

Miss CheltOn Weighs 700 Pounds;
Limb is 30 Inches Around
Pittsburg, Oct. 6.-The largest arti-
fetal leg ever made-thirty-nine inch
es in circumference-is being COM
pleted by Pittsburgh firm for Miss
Anna Chelton, of Oil City, Pa, who
weighs about 700 pounds.
The right leg of Miss Chelton who
is twenty-four and stands five feet six
inches, was amputated last January to
neutrality-suspicious.
save her life because of elephantlasis.
Before the operation she weighed $50
pounds. After it she weighed 100
pounds less, but since then has be
come heavier.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1911-10-07
VIRGINIA COLONEL KILLED.
DIR. ]. A. Petit Victim Of Eeud 1t
L0ViDCStDI.

Lovingston, Va, oct. DIR. James
A. Petit Of Rose.ard 50 years old, a
c2loael O. GO crnor Mann's staff, was
shot aud killed by Benjamin Hubbard
on hotel p3rch here today. There
was an old grudge between their ia
miles, Hubbard fired six shots at Pet
tit, all taking effect.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1911-10-07

Close connections at Cordele Tor
INDUS for all points East aud at
ind all Texas points and the Southwest
Tor further information apRly 10
IT,; C. w. Small, 7 p. a., Savannah;
Ngert Savppnah. 10 C. g. Ryan. g
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1911-10-07

Fill bottle or common glass with your
water and let it stand twenty-four hours
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1911-10-07
How About Your Dining Room ?

Of
If
another dining
III
kind we at glanc ali that elegant and refined
The foremost
China closets-Chars- back
dining expense
You will find pleasing
signs
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1911-10-07

cause Gifts remark able
health restoring prop
critics. If you need a
medicine you should
have the best. Sold by
druggists in fifty-cent
and one-dollar sizes.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1911-10-07

a brick lust sedI.
IneEt, CT settling,
StrIugy or liiilky
appearance often
indicates an TIL
healthy condi-
t;oh Of The kid.
Iley3; too frc-
UEent desire tc
IN &C Il tr y,uif, ! .
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-10-30
Get at the Truth

VERTAIN RECORDS in office
accurate circulation records are
shown freely to advertisers dealing good faith and
ample explanations made that advertisers Investigations
But the publisher who habtualy makes false of
takes the his advertising giving according
TO promise nls these ta records they disclose the pub
Hshers deceit
dishonest publisher y records and show
them advertisers without suspicion instance dishonest
publishers maintain double lists use) kept u to
date With all dead ones eliminated while other aveiser
always being added persons who have
moved have advertiser to know the
truth have before
One Of the finding city circulation Is
the hOusetohouse advertisers As 70
circulation outside Of the city interesting spent newspaper
postage figure that f BY receipts in the
publishers hands Another paper consumed each
There tests that to verify news
papers circulation The Fl advertisers everv sz+an
finding out the truth about the circulation newspaper which thew
business The Fl Paso Herald only newspaper that has ono
secrets from advertisers" Any to probe the truth
IN his publisher that advertisers NOT
only wiling but anxious that the Hld actual cir
eudon made definite printed or written in each
advertising contract exactly what service he
buying
Check invoice M sure that Won are ottfno
me aIeon promised you BY solicitor publisher promised 5000
copies distributed and distribution only you are being cheated
out Of your money
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-10-30

resulted from preventabIe disease. John
Mitchell declares that for every 100000
tons Of coal mined in the United States
a miner surrenders his life in an ac-
cident and several Of his cO-workers
are injured.
The Indifference which the law
making bodies of the United States
seem to display towards the promotion
Of the public health by preventive
rather than by curative methods is
strikingly illustrated by the action of
recent year. New York state is not
Tar from the vanguard in public health
matters, which makes this action all
the more significant in that year
the legislature appropriated $3.50. 900
FOR the protection of the health Of the
people and $4,000 for the protection
OF the fish, forests and game Of the
commonwealth
The NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. War.
The sanitarians have been greatly
heartened In their effort to improve
living conditions in the United States
by the experiences of the anti-tuber-
culOsis campaign. This campaign was
adequately financed and in those com
munities where 1t has been conducted
In thorough manner such remarkable
cutting down in the death rate from
tuberculosis has taken place that sani-
son ultimately must result in the rails
ing Of an adequate fund, either by leg
islative appropriation or private
philanthropy to give to the people
Of the United States that degree Of
good health and longevity now enjoyed
by the principal countries Of Europe.
TOmOrrOw-FOOd and Health.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-10-30
FOUR DEATHS FROM
VIOLENCE IN MONTE

Coroner E. B. 1IcCEutocz reports four
violent deaths IN FL Paso during October,
as follows.
Oct. /, Bernabe JuaTez came to his
death from a knife wound in his breast,
murdered, assailant unknown.
Oct. g, Francisco Hermendez came to
MS death bY being stabbed in the head
with a chiseL
Oct. 9, Felix RienO met death by being
crushed under a moving Ell Paso and
Southwestern train
Oct % Charles Butler came to his
death nom gunshOt wound Sam Rowan
he'd to grand jury for murder.
Oct Is, @. III. Glennie came 10 his
death rom tuberculosis, dying alone in
hut at 1919 California street.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-10-30
Five Mems Responsibility

TT appointed the
employ capable to thorough
make
Of members the committee committee
heavy responsibility public generally especially
taxpayers relying
absolutely convincing and permanent
tseap they thousands Of VIII
take preptate action competent experienced
ties all five
thhave discuss the
and vote it.
The matter very important public
the bankers constituting committee There
the letters notifying them Of their appointment The mayor has asked that the
auditors
eonaons exactly as determined by such eaoj and ne has promised TO
reported
having position responsibility
Is thrown upon the bankers committee TO see to IT, f mat capable ezPe'
danteTed auditors employed second that
with Of four
OF five years with final report Of permanent value
taken only when all the five members and participating
the meeting The Petate considered action Of division
within the committee would unfortunate for all parties concerned
WANTED motorcycle officer to arrest automobile s On the Old
while viOaO Of the sentiment
toward the enforcement
eggs Dozen why do not few hundred more FL Pasoans
go into the business? This most favorable and successful poultry region
you advertisements regularly you save
both time and
people it. but the people
pays Of of strangers
who come to US even for few hours few days
cheap audit nor does want an auditing finn en-
pOyed bidding auditing
influence It the first audit Fl P has had and let be thorough
and convincing
With electric Offered per h. light
domestic &C.
here Whatever the let public
years five
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-10-30
IA Years Ago To-
From The Herald OF l.
This Date 1897 uoy

Miss Spitz has gone to Chicago.
j. NJ Mott has gone to Leavenworth.
Joe Molinary has returned to college
at Las Cruces.
Mrs Peyton J. Edwards has returned
from a Dallas visit
Judge w. NJ COldwell went to san
antonio today on legal business.
Miss g. Silverberg is spending a
month with friends in New Mexico.
Tho government has called for pro-
posa1s to build a wagon road from FL
PasO to Fort Bliss.
George Harvey returned this morn
ing from Big Springs, where he has
been absent on business.
Don Earl is now assistant manager
OF the Tucson opera house. He is well
known to FL Pasoans.
Mrs Winnie Chase has been appoint
ed inspector at the bridge in the place
of Mrs. White, resigned.
j. L. WhtumOre made the lowest bid
IOr the construction OF the residence
OF Mrs. India knight on North Kansas
street. The bid was S2S99.
There were a number Of HalloWe'e en-
soclals given last night, notably by
Mrs. j. NJ Dean, Mrs. =. S. Newman,
Miss Katherine Crosby and Mrs. z. B.
Capt Beau has gone to s. Antonio
to appear in the trial Of Ernest Dale
owen against the CibOlO Creek Mill and
Mining company, a case involving old
land grants in Brewster and Jeff Davis
counties.
F. Wells Brown Of this city, now in
Mexico on trip, has just received a
telegram from A. CazzauX, who was
reported to have been killed by a party
Of bandits. Mr. Cazzaux states that
he is in excellent health and is not
incapacitated by his wound
Col stephens, congressman from this
district, is much impressed with the in
ternauonal dam layout and said last
night that he thought congress would
take up the matter at its next sitting
and most probably make an appropria-
ton.