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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-08-07
HELPFUL WORDS
FROM A CIARIIsBURG CITIZEN

DCSS ~ N~AiS S'4SSN@t@AAS 1900 ~>--A
tor?
Is there a soreness in the kidney re-
glon?
These symptoms indicate weak kid
neys;
There is danger in delay
Weak kidneys fast get weaker.
Give your trouble prompt attention.
Doan's Kidney Pills act qudcl1ly.
They strengthen weak kidneys.
Read this Clarl<sburg testimony.
Mrs. Anna Reider. 1l3 Marshall
St, BROAD Oaks, Clarksburg, w. Va,
says: 1--WE have used Doan's Kid
ney pills with very good results and
believe they are worthy of endorse
ment. A member of our family had
weak kidneys and complained a great
deal Of baoItache. Doan's Kidney
Pills, procured at the City Drug store.
brought prompt relief in this case"
For sale by all dealers. Price so
cents. Foster-Niilburn Co.. Buffalo,
New York., sole agents for the United
states.
Remember the name-DOan's-and
take no other.
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wnsroN GIvIss EXnImTIoN:

Charles COWBOY Weston viii
give an exhibition of pool and bill
lard playing Monday night in the
Metropolitan pool room. He win
first play two Well known pool
players $50 to 125 balls straight
pool. He will then give an exhi-
of all the hard shots both in
billiards and pool.
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FOR SALE-Thc Few remaining lots
in Bilt-More Heights, east of North
View. viii be sold on the property
at public auction August 18th, be-
ginning at one O'Clock p. m. This
is your last opportunity to buy one
Of these fine. choice residence
lots. This is the best laying prop
ositlon in or about Clarksburg.
Easy terms. Harvey f. Smith
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Do GOD SeIVIC
lit b. p.tsher-smith.

hit By pitcher Smith.
First base on ballso on GarduR
1, OF Grinith 3. ~
Struck Only Cuppett 3, by
GrImth 6.
Umpire Quinn.
Attendance-50O.
Tfme-2: 25.
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antnrtInY3s Results.

Pittsburg 8. New York /.
Brooklyn 8, Chicago 5.
St. louis I, Boston 81.
rain
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9ASRB.A L
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
TodnY,s Games.

New York at Chicago.
philadelphia at Pittsburg-
Bostn at Cincinnati.
Brooklyn at St louis,
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FOR SALE DWELLING. on Elliott St,
two story frame. slate roof. six
rooms, bath and porches. Lot 33x
ia, Price $3.50. Terms $500 cash,
balance $50 per month. Apply to
E, Ray Burnside & Co, Greaney
building.
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FOR SALE-Cheap. one Grand re-
frigerator; so III. ice capacity, s
window screens. fun size. For infor-
ma ton apply at the Telegram ONCE.
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DO not forget the board of trade
smoker at the Waldo hotel Tuesday
night. go 3
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THERE Will BE FINISHED within

THERE WILL BE FINISHED within
the next few days. at the Annebelle
Mine fthe Four states Coal * Coke
Co., near wOrthInEton, w. Va. fifty
four-room brick dwellings. These
houses will be held for as many
practical miners and their families
and we shall be pleased to have any
Grst-class men, who may conteu-
plate changing their present loca-
ton. call and inspect our ideal con-
ditions. Commencing August first.
miners viii be paid on a tonnage
basis, all coal being weighed Run
of-Mine..
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satnr1nv,s RasnIls.

Detroit Z. Boston A.
st. Louis a. Philadelphia
New York s, Cleveland Z.
Washington Z, Chicago 0.
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Standing OF the cubs.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Today.s Ga1neg.

Chicago at Philadelphia.
Detroit at New York.
st. Louis at washington.
Cleveland at Boston.
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Vacant lot on Howard street.
across the foot bridge at end ot
avenue. Water sewerage and
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FOR REST suite of rooms, nice
ly furnished with private bath for
gentleman One Groom apartment
for light housekeeping, with private
saith and private hail. One 7-room
house, finished in oak. rent $500.
One 5-roum house, finished in oak
rent $17.OO. Inquire of elevator
boy Gore building.
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FOR Rents room house on East
pike street. oppnsite eonSeut. Rent
$40 "a molth, For Information APP
ply at 100 Jackson ST
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Do not forget the board of trade.
smoker at the Waldo hotel Tuesday
night.
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Do not forget the board of trade
smoker at the Waldo hotel Tuesday
night.
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FOR SALE-One splendid new O.
room house. slate roof. nice lot;
Stewart addition. To quick buy
err. 1900: $500 cash and balance
payable $25 per month DR.. It. L.
Nutter, room %, Lowndes Bldg.
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FOR IsENT-Thrcc Furnished rooms
for light housekeeping. Also one
furnished room FOR gentleman.
Apply at 5f8 7Werniger ST, Glen
Elk
Ii, d1owndes building. Third st.
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YesterdaY'a Results.

Chicago /, Brooklyn 6.
st. Louis 9, Boston 0.
St. Louis /, Boston Is.
Cincinnati Z, Philadelphia 6.
Cincinnati 8. Philadelphia l.
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FOR SALE-DWeIIing within three
minutes walk of the postofEice. Two
story, frame, slate roof. Eight
rooms and bath. This house is fin
ished in oak throughout. Good
lot. price $3.15O. Terms reason
able. Apply to L. Ray Burnside &
Co.. Greaney building.
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FOR SALiE-Good residence prop
erty close to business section OF
the city. VIII sell cheap. Good
investment. Address p. o. Box
21s, city.
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ron TIENT-NeIv, Hye-roorn, two
story house with large cement
basement, in Broad oak. concrete
walks. good we'll Apply TO e. II.
Wells, Az Harrison St
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FOR RENT-seyen room house.
newly papered: drop lights: bath
and good cellar. Address p. o.
BOX 200. city.
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FOR RENTING block from car
barn, Adamston public school and
street car, cement walk past
house, 5 rooms. fine cellar and best
water in Adamston. Inquire at Oil
Well Supply Co.. Hewes St, city.
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Statesmen
SITUATIONS WANTED

WANTED-A position by an expert
enced lady bookkeeper; can give
references II desired. Call Home
phone SPILL.
WANTED-Dny work or cooking In
private family, by an experienced
woman cook. IS and Sc a week.
Home Phone 65o-Y. 331 Monticello
Avenue.
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Yesterdays Results.
NO games scheduled.
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FOR IIENT-TIve room house for
small family, located in Adamston.
Apply at theodore Reichert's bar
Der shop, 31S w. Fil<e ST.
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Ten room honse on lot
just east OF the industrial (
This property fronts %
which Is an S0sfoot stree
tends back to an alley "a
The house Is finished thrc
oak with cabinet maitels ~
suburban home or Boardifl
could not be beat Let ua
this property. The owner e iea
the city and wants 70 sell.
PRICE $500.
Reasonable terms.
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FOR S.ALEs-mprovc,I belmont conn
~. o.. farm, miles west Of Bell
nire. o., mile from b. q o. and o..
II. & w r, r.: convenient TO good
market, church and school Pig
acres good rich land. suited To eith-
er grain or grdzing. Two sets good
buildings, telephone and II. f. D.;
young orchard, plenty Of timber.
$50 per acre. One-halr cash. ball
ance to suit purchaser. This is less
than cost OF Improvements. Ad-
dress II. A. Men. L. b. S. st. ClaIrs-
Vile. Ohio.
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FOR RENT-O room house, Park
Avenue, $27.5O; room house, KEEL
ley Hin. $1,000; room house. Kel-
ley Hill. $3l.OO. N. b. McCarty.
Mccarty building. Clarksburg. w.
Va
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FOR RENT-FIye unfurnished rooms,
use OF bath, porch and cellar. Call
Home phone 695, or apply at 23O
East Poplar street.
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lsOR ItENT-Furnished rooms for
light housekeeping and bachelor
apartments. The Parsons-souder1
Co.
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FOR BENT

FOL. REM Two six-roo'n houses on
EAST Mdin street. :noderHly furnish
ca apply 70 g. =. A9weti. room
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FOR SALE

width: %1inch height. & W. Wor-
uester, odd Fellows Building.
FoR sALIs-Desirable home and farm
o. acres, conveniently located on
brlik and maecadam road
1uiles from railroad and trolley linz
fruit trees, blue grass pasture
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MISCELLANEOUS

WANT A HAT-COme to the Isa-
zaar, 1872 Second street, Chill
dren's hats 49c, ladies sailors 75c.
trimmed hats at special prices.
Special sale Of silk and wash UNI.
derslsirts. Lace drape wells at
special prices.
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: sO.ncres or sfeeE bottom good soii.
abundance OF water. house OF s.
rooms with cellar. fitted Tor gas.
Lood ouhbuildIDgs. All IN good re-
pail, coal, oiland gas tights go with
farm no reseszE CAL on or ad-
dress g. r. Bell Waterford. Ohio.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-10-28

3 I oe gallons engine naphtha SIS
Total o.. Observation-Disclosures $3.50. Is
The item "tbreshlng by hand" can Be
reduced at least One-half by using a
machine Il will be noted that there
is no charge for luhricating oil, as that
is negNgiblei and also no charge for
repairs, as there have been none since
the plant was installed two years ago
team costing $500 was used in the
cQItlFauon OF this crop, also a bean
costing $40.
Turning to the other side of the
ledger, We find that this "a acres Of
beans YIELDED 26400 pounds which
were sold at 6 1-2 cents per pound. be-
sides so sacks which were kent out for
seed for the next planting. So SI7I6 and
90 sacks Of seed represent the gross
income from the p acres Of beans
Deducting the expense, 1859, there IS
LETT SlS56-S4 or 1888 per acre. Of
course. there IS included in this the
interest on the investment and the
wages Of superintendent. Briefly, the
Investment IS as follows:
a acres Of land $3.50 per acres $50
Grubbing, IS per acre .. 40
One-SiXth cost Of pumping plant 500
Team and implements -. 40
Total 49,. ..................s $3.50
OF course the team and implements
should not be counted in full into the
Investment on this a acres, as thew
are used with other crops on the place.
Tor the same reason that only one
sixth Of the. cost Of the well and
pumping machinery IS included.
The amount Of wafer used in grow
ing 1900 pounds of beans is easv
to compute. 1t will be noted that the
plant was in operation 1913 hours. The
pump discharged $4,000 gallons Of wa
Ter per hour In rOunG mum berS In the
lSS hour run 1880, 600 gallons Of wa
ter were pumped Multiplying thls
number by 1865 in order to reduce
i 20 cubic feet, we get 2117.49i2 Gu
bic feet used on "a acres, or SS2288
cubic feet to the acre. Dividing this
by 1850, the number of cubic feet
In an acre foot we find 2.O25 to be the
number OF acre feet used per acre to
irrigate this crop.
An acre foot is a term used in irrf-
cation engineering TO designate a unit
OF volume of water equal to the volume
OF a prism one foot high with base
one acre in area. An acre foot Is equal
to 1880 cubic feet.
For the benefit Of those accustomed
10 computing water used In irrigation
In miners inches, we reduce the
amount Of water used in the IRRIGATION
Of this crop to this measure. A miners
inch varies In different localities but
when taken as the flow through a hole
one inch square, In a two inch plank
under head Of four inches above the
top Of the hole. It is about nine gallons
per minute or about $40 gallons nar
hour. Thus the we'll under discussion
delivers 1874 miners inches per hour.
and In 19S hours, 29331.72 the number
lf miners inches used in irrigating this
"a acres Of beans.
It viii be noted that the land which
grew these beans cost $3.50 per acre.
and that the water right cost about
521. makinP O total Of $3.50 for both
ana and water right The. net profit
amount paid for both land and water |
light
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-10-28
DEFINING AND MIMBRES VALLEY
FARM ADJOINING DEM|HG IS CUT UP FOR LOTS;
BURDIGT GOES To BUY LORD5BUR6 CATTLE RANCH

Deming. n. n, Oct 2S.-Sam
! Schwing is having his SO-acre tract ad-
I joining the townsite cut up into town
J lots which viii be put on the market
as soon as the survey IS completed.
Messrs. Hagerman and Hanna, pro-
gressive Republican campaigners, will
speak in the Clark opera house in
Deming Saturday evening.
z. 2. Burdick went to LOrdsburg
I Tuesday for the purpose Of purchas-
ing from Bardin and Coleman their
ranch and 400 head Of cattle, situated
20 miles north OF LOrdsburg on the
ella river. The deal was completed.
Demonstration Pumping Plant.
A demonstration pumping plant
consisting Of the Simple oil engine and
an American pump is being installed
at the corner Of Pine street and Gold
avenue. The plant is in charge Of ".
i. Gordon.
Maj Jas. R Waddiu and Hon. Colin
Neblett left Deming this morning for
Columbus where they will address the
voters Of that end Of the county to-
night They viii go from there to
HOndale Friday night where they viii
also make addresses. They were ac-
cOmpanied by a number Of other Dem
OcrauC candidates
The following registered at the
chamber Of commerce Wednesday; R.
W. Long, Center, n. D.; r. c. Clement
Euskogee, Okla; Mrs. H. W. Bessac,
Lodi Cal; Chas. r Gayer. McPher-
son, Kas.: Frank Lackey, Denver, Col
s. A. Carlton Of Hurley was here
Wednesday on business.
Harry Ringle, who hOmesteaded a
tract of land three miles southwest OF
town six years ago, but who has been
for the last two years at Santa Rita,
n. n, has returned to Deming to live.
He is now located in the Lester room
ing house.
l. P. Keller stopped off Wednesday
to see his uncle, DR.. I. B. Keller, being
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-10-28

en- route from Globe. Ariz., to his old
home in Pittsburg, Pa.
New Realty Company.
Articles of Incorporation are being
published for the acknowledgements
Childs company. The purpose Of this
company, as stated in the articles is
"to engage in the business of buying
and selling goods, wares and merChan-
disc, real estate and other forms Of
property" etc, and to maintain a gen
eral real estate agency, and to erect,
construct, operate and maintain pump
ing plants, power plants and other
works for the Development Of land, as
well as other activities in the same
general line. The company is author
lied 10 issue capital stock to the amount
Of $4,000. The names and addresses Of
the incorporators are as follows: z. A.
Blevins, Silver City, n NJ; A B. May
nard, Las Cruces, n NJ; a. H. Childs,
FL PasO, Tex.
A. NJ. Little. whose buildings were
burned down Thursday morning, an
nounCes that he will rebuild, although
he has not made definite plans for the
new buildings as yet
Morris NOrdhaus sold his home on
Copper avenue, consideration being
$500, Mr.. Oyerman, lately Of PecOs
Tex, purchasing the same. Mr. NOrd-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-10-28
ENTERTAINMENT FOR
THE LA MESA FOLK
Road Being Finished by
Farmers For Hauling
to MESQUITE

La Mesa, n. NJ. Oct 28.-1riss FIi1da
Dreamer entertained the Junior Child
this week.
There was speaking by the ReDub1i-
can candidates at the school house
Friday night.
z. H. White has gone to FL Paso with
a large shipment OF apples
Mr and Mrs. F. H Miller have sold
their ranch to Charles B. Stevens. al
FL PasO, and they viii leave in a few
DAYS for their old home In Illinois.
Mrs. E 3. Carver and daughter. Miss
Eddie. of Archer, Texas. are visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. T. J. Atkinson, Mrs. Car
ver's parents.
Mrs. r. r. Wakefield leaves SATURDAY.
for Garfield, n H., to visit her mother.
Mrs. Walters
J. D. Potter IS in FL Paso on bust
ness.
]. ". Glover is moving to FL Paso and
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-10-28
NEW RESIDENCES
FOR ALAMOGORDO

AlmogOrdo, N. NJ, Oct 2S.-Charles
F. Prince is having a residence erected
on Texas avenue. between Ninth and
Tenth streets. The building Is Of white
sands and concrete.
j. Z. Martin has purchased the
Hunter residence on New York avenue.
He is making plans to enlarge and i'm
prove the place.
Lacy Slmms, county superintendent Of
schools, has returned from a visit TO the
public schools in the mountain district.
He reports the schools in excellent con-
dition
Miss Margaret Carpenter, formerly
head nurse in the railroad hospital
here, is here from FL PasO visiting Mrs.
Frank w. Beach.
The Friday literary circle was enter
tanned by Mrs. o. G.. Cady, at her ranch
home, west of town. A literary progrrm
was rendered. Refreshments were
served.
OvercOat Days.
If YOU have no OvercOat come here at
once and have one made. A saving OF
S. to $40 on coat. Bryan Bros.
Best dyeing and cIeaning-W
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-10-28
OPPOSES
BIC BOND ISSUE
Eylar Says Commissioners
Would Not Favor the
New Plan

Il am Of the opinion that the COM
missiOners' court Will not favor an eL-
travagant courthouse bond issue said
county judge A ). j. EyIar when IN
terviewed concerning petition being
circulated for another election Tor q
larger amount of courthouse bonds than
the $40, 900 issue that viii be submit
ted on November z.
our burden as the dumping ground for
the INDECENT sick OF sister states and
adjacent republics, places FL PasO cOun-
ty in the front rank of the highly
place a quarter or a half million dol
lar bond issue on top Of this, and FL
Paso county will be the most highly
taxed county in Texas"
Harmony Is Desired.
Public buildings should harmonic
with their surroundings in the cities
where they are located, and they should
also furnish suitable quarters for the
county officials. But &c is not probable
when they are acquainted with the
facts, that the taxpayers would con-
slider the present courthouse so un-
slightly that they would feel justified
in gratifying their aesthetic tastes to
the extent Of tearing it down and bur
deuing themselves with a debt that
would give to FL PasO county the un-
,enviable distinction Of having the
highest tax rate OF any county In the
state"
.'As for the officehoIders they are not
I
thinks there viii be a scarcity Of can
dldates because the rooms I'm the pres
ent courthouse are not sufficiently pa
latial fer their accommodation. I can
refer him to numerous people who can
enlighten him differently"
No Dividends From Buildings.
IF this was a bond issue that would
improve the material conditions Of all
the people. increase values and add to
the general prosperity, such as a road
bond issue. or for some other similar
purpose, I have no doubt the commits
sioners would view It differently. But so
far as I am able to observe. few people
draw dividends from palatial court
houses except OfficehOlders and the un-
fortunate Itigants."
ct recognize there is a belief current
that by scattering public money in
erecting public buildings YOU can Gre
ate prosperity. But such prosperity is
artificial. and temporary with a day Of
reckoning ahead, and II fnterferes with
allows the privilege Of circulating
money to the men who make it,
Proposed Wing Sufficient.
"The present and proposed wing are
designed with view to be added to
by a new building that will some day
be built I'm front of them. and to that
extent the money is not being thrown
away
Besides they should furnish ample
quarters for all the county officials for
some time to come and for new court
as well"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-10-28

The Deming office or the = Saso
Herald is in the Chamber OF com
merce. Roy Bedichek is agent and
correspondent
The Herald's distributor in Dem
ing is c. c. Rogers, room 1, Deck
ert building, telephone 213. The
Herald viii be delivered to all
parts Of the city same night Of pub
LEGATION. at 60 cents per month.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-10-28

/ Growing beans In the Mimbres valley
is not the province Of the truck grow
er. but Of the farmer Beans are grown
here as a farm crop, they are cut by
machinery, and threshed just as wheat
IS cut and threshed. And it is one Of
the most attractive crops that the
farmer can plant Ninety days from the
time the beans are planted, they are
/ threshed and ready for sale They can
be grown on little water, comparative
I ~ and they are valuable in THAI they
improve the soil for the growing of al
Talfa. They have always a market
! price which fluctuates very little, so
I that the farmer can count on getting
the cash for his procuct. In fact fri
Z Jole beans are as staple IN the market
as corn, wheat or any other Of the
great staples Of the country. Another
point much in favor OF the bean is
that one man can handle large acre
age Of them.
The advantages Of this crop are well
Illustrated in the experience Of a farm
er living within three miles OF Dem
ing with "a acres Of beans last sea
son. The land planted to beans had
never before been in cultivation. and
had Just been grubbed the preceding
winter. Taking the land after II has
been gruDbed and computing every ex-
penSc, and subtrs citing II from the
amount for which the beans raised on
this area were sold, viii give the net
profit which this acreage yielded
1t took eight days with a man and
team to break this land, which labor
cost $Z4. The land received Its first
irrigation the 10th Of June and days
Immediately following Planting was
begun on the goth of June and the last
beans were planted on the oath Of July.
The land was irrigated one day, culti-
Tated the next and planted the next
twenty-five pounds Of beans were
planted to the acre. The field was ir-
rlgated three times and cultivated once
after each irrigation.
The pumping plant which irrigated
this field was in operation 1913 hours or
a fraction over eight hours to the
aacre. A man to do the irrigating cost
q per 10 hour day and board, or about
$50, counting his board at so cents
per day. These are the items Of ex-
pense with the exception Of a charge Of
10 percent for depreciation Of $4,000
worth Of machinery and the gasoline
REQUIRED for operating the plant. The
whole depreciation cannot properly be
charged against the bean crop. as this
amount Of pumping machinery is capa-
bic OF handling six times the ACREAGE
years depreciation, properly CHARGED
to the bean crop, amounts to S33 II
took 693 gallons OF engine naphtha to
run the plS%t l9S hours which cost at
II cents per gallon, $8316
Summarizing these items:
Flowing - acres ..-S "a 90
Man irrigating I98 hours 80. so 90
500 pounds OF seed .... ~ 90
Three civilizations .... q 90
10 percent depreciation on $4,000
worth OF machinery, One-sixth
Of which is charged against
beans "a On
Cutting and piIing, hauling in COW
and threshing by nand and
cleaning -... ............. 5000
7 = - - -..-''...'...... Is 90
ELahIlhB zee .ssss.-ss..sss.s.s 1900
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-10-28

L. CoIdweH viii take charge Of his
farm during the coming year.
B. J. Niljoen has arrived from Mexico.
z. J. Evens is expected home Satur-
day after five weeks on the road.
The farmers are at work building a
new road to Mesquite and IN a few days
they win be hauling hay and fruit to
the station agar.