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The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1911-03-23
CHANCE TO SEE
THE GEM STATE
The Oregon Shcrt Line VIII Be
Asked to Grant Stopover
Privileges


On account Of the mad rush being made
just now on the Great Northwest, occas-
ioned by the low rates offered by the rail-
roads to homeseekers, State immigration
Commissioner Rich will make an effort to
persuade the Oregon Short line people to
allow stopovers in Idaho towns on coast
tickets.
Mr.. Rich is quoted as saying II ex-
pect to be present at the session Of the
Western Development League. The pur-
pose of the organization is to divert the
westward immigration to the states Of the
Northwest, and to bring this about most
of the states Of this section Of the country
have banded together
''While in Salt Lake / propose to take
up with the Oregon Short Line officials
the question Of permitting stopovers in
Idaho on tickets to the coast. | am con
vinced that the denial Of this advantage
to travellers has worked cut to the harm
Of this state. / shall likewise make an
effort to have the road run its trains to
Yellowstone park through the Shake riv-
er valley, during the day, rather than at
night, in order that the people journeying
to the park may have chance to see
something Of the great agricultural dis
tricts Of this state
Another thing which shall receive at
tention is the proposed plan Of allowing
literature Of the state on transcontinental
trains. While there is literature Of other
states to be found on the trains, the trav-
eller cannot get Idaho reading matter as
conditions now exist.
While, of course, we know that the
allotted to us will be ex-
pended in displaying products of the state
at various fairs and for the purpose Of
attractive and effective litera-
ture concerning this state, we have not
as yet decided on the details OF the plans.
1T was desired that something be done
before the immigration season got we'll
started, but owing to the delay and un-
certainty in connection with the appro-
priation, it was impossible to do any
thing on an extensive scale such as would
be demanded for really effective work.
"We have sent out many of the bien-
nial reports to people in every part Of the
country who have signifed their intention
Of making trip to this state for the pur-
pose Of locating land We have also sent
out all other available literature which
we had to distribute, and have placed the
names which came to us with the secre-
taries Of the various commercial clubs Of
the state Of Idaho.
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1911-03-23

Mr.. Morgan has informed us that a
movement is on foot to start operations il
the Wennerstien mine located on Florida
mountain. Parties in London who be-
came interested in this promising mine
some time ago are negotiating deal
through Mr. Morgan, and no doubt we
shall hear something good in the near
future
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1911-03-23


Remember the BEST Ball Of the Sea-
son" to be given by the local cigarmaker;
in lower Masonic hall next Friday even
ing, March 3lst. If you expect to win
the prize, do not wear your full-dress suit
on this occasion, gents.
August Tolzie came in Monday and
went to work at the Banner Wednesday
He left last winter for mining camps in
Nevada but thinks that "Old Silver is
coming into it's own after all; 60 decided
to return before the spring rush.
Henry Rood and wife and the children
were outgoing passengers to Boise on
Saturday mornings stage. Henry re-
turned Tuesday, but Mrs. Rood will re-
main in Boise indefinitely with relatives
in the hope Of benefting her health.
Theo. Reynolds, the De Lamar stage
driver, was quite badly hurt Monday
morning by being thrown out Of the wag-
on and some Of the heavy baggage falling
on him. He was taken back to DeLamar
and Mike Brown brought the stage on to
Silver.
Theo. H. Philip, former hardware
merchant Of Silver City, but now Of Jor-
dan Valley, was in town the first Of the
week. Mr.. Philip expressed himself as
very much pleased for the way our night
watchman and others had cared for and
looked after his property here in his abb
sence.
Sheriff Brunzell made trip to Bruneau
last week and returned on the stage Satur-
day night, bringing with him little man
Of about thirteen summers. The Sheriff
is now awaiting the arrival OF papers from
Bruneau upon the receipt Of which he ex-
poets to take the youngster to Boise until
a suitable home can be procured for him.
Mrs. G. M. Hays left here last Friday
for Boise and Mr.. Hays departed yester-
day for the same place, where they will
make their home in the future. They
have been residents of Silver City for
many years and have host OF friends
who deeply regret their departure. The
Nugget joins with their many friends in
them happiness and success in
their new home.
Silver City and vicinity has certainly
been favored with ideal spring weather
the past two weeks, and up until this
morning we have for twelve days enjoyed
nothing but brilliant sunshine. However
i began raining early this morning and a
hood is imminent, Large banks of snow
have been reduced in the last few DAYS to
almost nothing, and large bare spots are
commencing to appear on the sides Of the
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1911-03-23
WEEKS LOCAL
HAPPENINGS
Mention Of Matters and People
In Which We Are All
Interested

Ole Bachelor OF South mountain spent
the day yesterday in Silver.
Charlie Crete is in evidence again, we
are pleased to note, after quite spell Of
sickness.
John Sullivan, who has spent the win
ter in Nampa and Boise, came in satur-
day night.
Andy Swan and Oscar Olson were De
Lamar visitors Friday evening to attend
the masquerade.
Mrs. Avery returned from Bruneau last
Saturday, where she had been visiting the
schools in that district
James Demming, Frank Huett and R.
Southern, all Of War Eagle, were in town
Monday getting supplies.
The teachers Of the De Lamar school
win give an entertainment in their school
house tomorrow friday evening.
We are glad to learn that G. G. Hedum
and Henry Stevens, who were badly
frozen some time ago, are improving
rapidly.
Ed Mattheson was in town Saturday
and Sunday, making arrangements to
have the road cleared between Dewey and
De Lamar
William Healy has been appointed by
the county commissioners to succeed @.
M. Hays as prosecuting attorney Of Owy-
hee county.
Peter Steele returned Friday night from
Boise where be spent several days last
week on matters of business connected
with the Banner mine.
George K. Sweeney, De Lamar's high
class art tailor, came in from railroad
points on Saturdays stage and spent
Sunday with friends here.
Everett Miner returned to Silver City
last Saturday after an absence OF twelve
years. He has many friends here who
are glad to welcome him back.
Miss Alice Connors, Olive Hicks, Henry
Olson and VIII Shoemaker attended the
masquerade at De Lamar Friday night.
They reported very nice time.
Mrs. Krieg went to De Lamar Friday
evening on the stage. Mr.. Krieg has
been there for the past week, having tax
en- charge of the De Lamar Hotel.
Benito Arrizabalaga is the name Of
Silver City's new shoemaker and repairer.
His shop is across the street from The
Nugget Office next to Andy Swans cigar
factory.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. G. M. Cald-
we'll, on Tuesday, March 2l, 1911, a son.
Mother and child doing nicely, under the
care Of our efficient physician, DR.. W. H.
Schuyler.
A. F. Stevens arrived in Silver City last
week from his home at Ben Lomond, Cal
ifornia. He will be here for some time
looking after his interests in the Rich
Gulch Mining company.
A man who said he was too poor to
take local paper once sent 50 in answer
to an advertisement in city paper, for
remedy to prevent his horse slobbering
Teach your horse to Spit was the re-
ply received.
We take this means of telling the pub
lie that Geo. R. Sweeney, of DeLamar,
has the best tailor-made ready-to-wear
clothing that can be had and at prices
that are so low that it will astonish you.
Better go and see him.
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1911-03-23

The owrHnn NUGGET 50 a year.
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1911-03-23

Geo. R. Sweeney has just received and
now has on display full and complete
line of samples Of the latest fall and win
ter clothing. Go and see him for a good
tailor-made ready-to-wear suit.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-07-28

ON for albor at iG9e Serren og laoe
JIG fin0e af bam. Oct bar 2igneG-
len ON ben Portable SGn, 0e brug.
te til @enitonO fur Oere8 getrogt-
ringer. @fter M90et par Der Sci
le5ipisnin8 i Girfens arDpt.
8eo Slutnings9uOstieneiten ON
4ftenen talte 8aitor 81. sc. 9ielien
oOer Seb. 8repets on6et 3opiteI,
ON at Der ingen 8orifel er pon
Nenneifer, t6i Ri babe ale ipn0et
o8 fattes @uo8 g@re. geI er Der
5orifel poo SDn6erne, men life for
@uG. 0oa6 og De 8 bIeb f~relite /
arfen, men ale De gnri9e orufne-
6e, ga ganost Itoo 10 aIen ODER
bet 66ieite 8ierg, boaO enten be
6oeoe | 0alene eler pna Soppen al
9iergene. Der bar ingen 6orifel.
0erfor lo0er os gibe agt paa Ser
ren8 Or0 og gribe bans geaa0e /
8roen poo Seius 4riItuS. Yoitor
0lien talte ooer Sob. 6 og logoe
iGrlig gegt paa bette enc 8unft,
at oct gploer for Wenneifet at
oi0e, 6ooo BET oil. Serefter par
ioa Or0et frit, o9 ser 6IeD befslet
mango 3onfer / De mango forte8o-
Ter, iom MI fulgte. 9ermeO bar
ia bort Mi8iion8msOe for6i. Ser.
rem gipe, at hi M maatte bebol6e
aroften og geIiigneIien al Oisie
M66er ioaleoes, at ri maatte foa
ben 6ru9t oerot iom beo0er r0eis-
iionsIinO".
Saa til Slut Ell 6ierteIig 6nf
til eOer, 3 fore 9rGiter, for0i S
tom og biaGp os; Ri bar gIa0e
Deo e0ers 9eigg og 9%i0ne5bDr0.
6erren oeliigne e0erl
NeO Denlig 6ilien
n5friOer."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-07-28
6u. Slnfis, ga.

Get er 10 nof ioa 6etenot at
naar to Wenneifer ms0er binanOen
t set 0ogli9e 2iO, ia ior 6eiten %.
iaa / SUBS 9us, fan De life iige al.
oct. ina CT 8ejret ioaOan ct sci.
ligt Gmne al ioa Nun6en poa
@le0 meo. 9tna, uaor ie9 M be-
gDn0er meo at ifrioe liOt ON Bel.
ret, iuo maa 2pieren life tro, ieg
ger BET ior at iaa Bennen / Sang
men @runoen er oen, at ri Der iom
iao mango andre Steoer li0er un-
ser G6rfen, % oct lpnes, Iom ON
al Soroens 5ru9t er oe0 at t6rre
fen. Oct Ter life goot no, men oi
maa IN ben iii Sen 6erre, iom gioer
tiOlig 6egn og iiloi9 3egn, til 6an,
iom boloer ale cling / i'm SaonO og
ioritaor at itpre o9 leOe aae Sing
MOI oct enc MaaI, SiPlens 6rel'
ie. - Ia ieg MI imiolerti0 life er
@eirman0, men oSfriper", iaa oil
ieg laoe bette Gmne ligge og gre
min 8ligt iom STRIKER" oeO al
iortGlle liot berira.
Oct bar beitemt at of6ol0e V3iS.
iionsmsOe ber ira ben g.. til 8. Suli.
men, ia M fommer ieg aaigeOeI
tilbage til geiret, oi bar lige beO al
fro, Den forfGrOelige 8nrme ifuloe
6aoe eOelagt oct. 3og ogian bet
bioIp oen fore @uo oS PEG / Oisie
Gage at laoe @nrmen toge nogei
al iaaleoe5 at hi flnoe iaa noglt
Oeliigneoe Meoer; t6i oet bar De
SUBS Oro arbeioeoe pao Sjerterne.
boaoe SUBS 9srnS oe oeres, ION
enonu life bapoe gioet BAN oereS
Sierte.
gaItor 2aurien, Glf Sorn, 6oloi
9ln6ningSgn0stieneite Eorsoag nj.
ten ODER 81. So. Den 100 I fortt
Srqf iaaleoeS: 6oIf fommer oftt
til airfe for at u~noerboIoes, mer
la6 os i oisie Gage fonme til Meot
meo ct aroo. SUBS Orb lp6er
bette aopiteI ON, at oct Ter no, ion
ON Ssrael oiIoe tiene Serren of
isee bnm. SaaIeoes Ter oct og.
iaa no nh mango Steoer; oct iei
10, iom De troenoe is9er og tienel
Serren; ia, oct Ter no, men Der Ell
intet Sip. 90 iaa ipereer oi Ser
rem, bporfor Ser ingen 8effelier er
90 SUD ibarer: IS bill f~reIies mel
e6ers 2pit, men naar ieg fommel
, meo ct arop, iaa oil 5 life" Del
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-07-28

neifer, men, 0eriom De er bantro,
ioa ifal on foroete Dem. Seq tror
life, ban pil bdpe 9uOet forflaret
paa oen WiaoOe; men ieg tan life
ie beore, enc oct netop er Ell laa.
ban 99re, Boitor u. y. 9lemmen-
ien ifgIge deierotet Jar fert irem
oe0 WgOet / 9ucf.
Dion Baitor GIemmenien bar Jet,
bono en- iao0an 2pre oil fgre til?
Den bill ipre til life blot 6Oragt
for 5oreIore, men til 6orogt for
ale @uOs anoronin9er; ia til 6or.
agt ior @uO ielol Seq tanter, at
09iationaliiterne % 9ibelfritifere"
ngriner" iaa imaot St99et, naar
Oe ier iIigt, t6i at preOife o5ora9t"
for 6or9l0re, tror ieg, ON oct
bleo oreuet lot mere, pile tilbereoe
nSorO6unoet" ganite goOt for Dari.
titfen".
0aar iaa Baitoren Tiger: Sc unge
ifol interesieres for Wenigbeoen %
Oens arbeioe % oGre Den Vtenig.
6eOens - 4rOtager." laa fan ieg
iffe i%oritaa, bOorle0es llnooommen
fon blioe 5%oerfen 0interesieret" Ell.
Ter qArptoger", naar Der ifal pre-.
bites o6oragt ior 5orplore@. Seq
gao piOe, ON ser CT nogen cling,
Der bar oifeot mere Samlner og
GGenoigbeo emo netop D6oragt ior
5orelore".
8euner, gruiter, 5snoag5itole.
lqrere, Stuoenter. ia boert @itos
Barn: er oct y6oragt for 6or9Iore"
ri ifal prp0ife2 Saa ioritaar jeg
life ariItenoommen mere. 2ao o8
tnge os / Bare, boenl ri emo er. SEQ
bar Jet life lao liOt Al, bbao o6or-
agt for 6oreIore" fan lore til. Sea
iporaer: siger 5eiu5, at Ri ifol
fora9te oe Wenneifer, JON IeOer
noe / Geroen? Si8er ban life net.
OBJ: gelifer eoerS SLENDER, oeIiigner
Dem, iom eoer for6anoer" o. T.. D.
Nt. .. A, % ~2u ifaI eIife Oin
0Gite iom big ieIo4, 42t. y, 80.
]}oar 90 BET er ioaleoes, at 0i ifal
elife pore q5ienoer@ og Dor y9}G.
tie" iom os ielo. mon BET 0a er ret
at prgoife g8oro9t ior 6oreIOre"2
9lair, Qe6r., 81. Sui 1911.
Gbr. Sgrenen
5tuocnt.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-07-28

Der og en- OnfeI bar ogoe / 80.
bet al faa Ddge.
0oftoren ipur8te 0enne NonO
ON Aariagen til 5oriamIingenglat.
ten fsr, og ban %fortalte bam, at
oct bar for at 6eoe til 8uO MOB
8eiten.
vSOorfor beoer S til @uo ON
at tage Beiten bort2 s tror 10
bog, at aft ct forpo6eitemt; boao
nDtter oct ioa me0 eoers 9en2"
Nanoen rpiteoe pno Soueoet og
iaeoe; g6DaO ifaI oi ggre?"
So, oct er netop Sogen: booo
ifaI De 0erel Menneitet fan opre
ioa flor en- v6ataIiit"') iom tenfes
tan; men / Rsoens 5tuno bill ban
6eoe til SUB.
90 @u0 bioIp Dem, ioet Bar.
mel tiIto9 betp6eIig Den naite
Dag, O9 ira Den GiO peg 9eiten
9rooOis bort; Den fan life moo
itaa Solens be0e 5tronler.
Serme0 mua ieo itanoie. Seq bill
ifrioe Iiot til Ceres Suitru ogioa.
MeO bierteIig SiIien.
Ceres / Serren for6unone
@briitine Speren.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-07-28
Siemmets 8ibIiotef.

RoeIe al De npere gseer.
s ittebornet = 5orteaing at
Suzanne @aenebin. Oberi9ttelie
al Bertha Seiberg. 292 Si6er.
Snob. $1.25.
Snnfo misunderstanding at
eliiabetb Srarfe. Baa Danif peb
Sobn Wiifow. 80 9. Snob. Coo.
eter 5~orteuine ira ariiten.
forfsIselierne i armenien af Bar.
tenie". Operiat at Bait. u. 9.
Nabien. 1873 Sioer. Snob. 90c.
4 nge Sierter = en- Scr!9l.
ling of 2aurit8 Beterien. III g.
Snob. zoe.
San piIbe noget Sort9l.
ling fra ben mere Sib / Eanmari
al 8il5elm Daufau. 1873 Sioer.
Sn6b. 80 Cts.
8 erterge 6ripeS = Hutibs.
fort9Iline Of eIitb Yeoerien. 295
Siber. Snbb. $40.
0anii5 Gnt5. 8nbI. 3Osie,
SIair. 3ebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-07-28
NOgst isg life fOrltaar.

Der er ian me9et i 0eune 8eroen,
oi Y~}enneifer life f%oritaar. Der er
I. CTS. bette - roar en- Utano
uoitrser i'm 5GO / Screen, oct
oGre JIG al Specie eaer anoen 9lrt,
ioa fan pit ingen al os foritaar,
boorIeoe5 oct fan goa til, at ct
lille 6re fan uofie % blipe til Ell
itor @Iante me0 en- @ongfoIoig5eo
afaarner, neiugtig al iomme5 loos,
iom oct. Der bleo iaaet.
81 fan Del 6eller lite %foritaa,
6oorle0eS oct fan eoa til, at ct
file Barn fam oofie op og bIioe
en- pofien Q2an0 eaer aoinOe. Get
M}enmeife or oiit life en0nu ig0t,
ION 6ur fuanet fortIore os 2ege-
NETS 90 9iOet8 llopifli1g. 8i oe0.
At 2egemet ifal BABE 0pring ior
at funne ootie % tribes, Oa oct
eaer5 oil ioiuOe BEN % %; iaoIe.
Oe5 er oct ! 0pre % 9lanteDeroe-
nen, men BET er ian0elig ogioa iaa.
Dan / UenneifeOeroenen. Altioa:
oi ioritaar, at Der ifal QGring TIL
Tor at GiDet fan oeOIigeboloes. og
0eriom 2ipet ifal IeoeS % uoioloe
Jig iumot % fruftigt, ioa maa Der
tilfsres oct Juno % fraftig Rpring.
8eriom en- Wano oiloe iige til
i'm San. 8u fan NOT f%oritao, min
Ssn, at grso er Ell Juno Spite,
hi oct iiaer 10 ale Mienreifer, og
0u fsler oct 10 o9ioa ieIp, men M
Tiger ieg Dig, at 6alO6o9t grso er
be0re eu0 oct, JON er bel bagt -
6a piloe pei ale Renneifer iige:
San bar en- 2sgner; ale oe0, at
oaarligt grsO er uiun0t. On no
gen Oil6e iige: forOi Seiu8 bar
ia9t: oWenneifet leoer life al 9rs0
aIene, men al 6bert Or6. ser no.
9aor al Subs Wuno", ian be6eoer
oi life 9rpo. men fun SUBS Orc,
oa oiIoe peG De fIeite Iige, ban
par iGroia til 0oorefiiten. 0ette
fan oi bel i%oritoa, men ilaar ieg /
oGaniferen@ for IS. 5uIi 1911
Ipier / 3eierntet ira oareSs. ling
oomSmgoet@ / 9ucf @isconiin, at
goit. a. e. Glemmenien u0toIte
Orb iom oisie: Set bar meget fe.
oeliet, at Breiter og Sen6agsifofe.
Iprere iful0e bline MOT til at lore
De unge 5orngt for 8or9l6re, ser
leber Oeres 9io / 8eroen, men mar
mnatte gre oct for at bore iono,"
ion fan ieg meo min be6ite Billie
life %foritan. bborIeoes Bait. Glenn
menien fan faa 0isie Orb lii at
paste me6 bet fieroe 8itol Seq
gao bioe, ON bette Dub fun gel
Der ODER for troenoe 5orplorel')
Non Dor 6erre SENS ariItus biIoe
babe iorfIaret oct fierOe BUD iaa-
Ieoes: On ifnl pre sin 5o6er og
Wooer, Seriom De er troenSe Wen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-07-28
DANA COLLEGE
BLAIR, NEBRASKA.

Tilbyder Undervisning fSlgende Kursus:
PRoSEMINAR-fraarigt, f%orbereder til Trinitatis seminarium
N0RMAL-uddanner Larere og Lererinder for public
schools" -udsteder Estate certificates.
Acknowledging forbereder til de ledende skoler.
C0MMERCIAL-BogfSring og %stenograf.
M~UsIC-Piano,o rgel, Violin og Sang.
God Anledning for Nykommere til at lere Engesk.
For Kost, Logi og Undervisning per fire Uger $500.
sKoLEN BEGYNDER 8. oKToBER.
G. x. HANSEN Forst.
Skriv efter ny Katalog.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-07-28
Set fable.

Seq elifer oen 8eroen JON ita6tes
al @uo;
3or mig er til 8lp0e Sen BORDEN.
Zen ifa6tes ior mig, tbi taffer ie9
big,
Scr 6oao 0u mig gap Der pao Sor-
ben.
Seq Ieuer oa uunOer, % eIife ieg oil
4It, 6Ou0 on / aarIi96eO ifabte =
Din @immel ioa 6lno, De Stierner
ion imaa
Oe SOroens OeIiiene6e 5rligter.
Seq frpoer mig ODER Oen araft, ser
er til,
Ronr Serren ban taIer og Tiger:
1e9 III
2lf funoe ie9 Blot / tort iom /
imoot
5aa Del / set 2io, iom mentes ioa
9oot.
2oo andre fun taIe ON 0s6en; ie9
bill
Cog ipnge ON 2ibet, linens ieg er
til.
Raar 8oroonolineen iter, er min
lSerre mig npr,
Som ban, ifal for eOiat ieg Iebe.
3. albber.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-07-28

> Bait. GIemenien eaer 8eieren.
ten bar nntarIiobis fri abgang til
at forfIore iie e1er ipore paa Den.
ne artifel. @i bill Blot foreIsbig
benleoe 0pmerfiombeSen poo Gut.
IA, 90: pDeriom nosen fommer
til mig oa life baoer lin Gnoer og
Wooer oip., BON fan life bore min
9iicipeT." SommenIign 5. Moi. 10,
6 fig. 0isie Steoer maa iammen.
bolbes meo oct fieroe BUD for al
foa en- ref GoritaaeIie al Oct Der
ombonbleoe SorboIo. 3eo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-07-28

y On. iom tror pao en- foruf
beitemt, ubeielig SfGbne.
3. so. 8.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-03-29
IMPERSOEATING AN
OFFICER CHARGED
Hotel Company Has Iowa
Man Arrested by Fed
eral Authorities.

Louis B. Cole. who says he Is an
Oregon politician. was arrested by Offs
GERS Of the department OF justice WeS~
nesday afternoon on a charge OF I'M
personating an army officer The com
plant was made by the St Regis Hotel
company and, according to the conf
plant, he had obtained money from
the hotel company under these preten-
tons
It is said that Cole had passed hizn-
self as a colonel and during the past
few days has been around with many
of the army officers stationed near Fl
Paso- He was taken before United
States commissioner Geo. B. Oliver and
bond was fixed at $500 He viii make
an EFFORT TO have his friends go on his
bond
He is a member OF the firm Of Cole
& Cole, ZIG and 217 Worcester block.
Portland, Ore, and Of San Francisco
He has been touring the large cities OF
the United States for some time
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-03-29
For S ale--Real Estate.


$65, 900 ASKED
For a beautiful stream of mountain
water with volume sufficient TO hanole
10000 acres Of farming land.
WILL THROW IN
acres of the finest farming and graz
ing land in the southwest, producing
oranges, tomatoes and various other
fruits and vegetables one month earl
Ter than California or Florida Also
producing 10 tons of alfalfa per acre
per annum, that sells for $50 per ton.
It is the natural home OF oranges,
grapes. tomatoes. cotton, wheat, corn,
beans, lemons, lines, and all deciduous
fruits, barley, pepsin plant, dates,
pineapples. sugar cane, tobacco, onions,
celery. peaches, prunes, potatoes,
ounces, plums, pears, asparagus, ETC.
Cattle running on the ranch are now
fat and ready for the market Great
est snap in the world for a land pro-
moter, colonizer or stock man.
Address
J. N. McFate,
Eogales. Arizona
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-03-29
8 w. SUTHERLAND.

The funeral services over the re-
mains Of Samuel W Sutherland, who
died at his home. 613 Texas street. Mon
day evening. win be held at sos Texas
street, at o'clock Wednesday after
noon. Rev. Perry 7 Rice win o31i-
ciates Interment viii be IN Coneordia
cemetery.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-03-29

The funeral services over the remains
Of Capt ". W. Beasaey. who died at
the race track Saturday afternoon, viii
be held at o'clock Wednesday even
ing at the chapel Of a local under
taxing establishment Rev. Caspar 8
Wright viii officiate. The remains
will be shipped 10 his home IN St Paul
Mimi this evening.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-03-29

country with her husband, London
banker. sent a wireless from quarantine
REQUESTING that detective be sent
aboard the America to Investigate the
alleged theft She says that the last
she saw OF the jewels was upon her ar
rival on ship board when she placed
the gems in, a drawer of writing
cabinet in her stateroom- Ms Drum
mond's maid says that her mistress did
not lock the drawer containing the
jewelry. or her writing cabinet during
the passage No trace has been found
Of the missing articles
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-03-29
BEHR & WATTS.
SOME RENT SPEECH

BEHR & WATTS.
SOME RENT SPECIALTIES.
RESIDENCES:
Two modern room brick cot
tages, n. Octavia st, half
block from Montana $500
room cottage, modern, 1908
Montana st .-.....-...... 1900
room modern cottage, 207 W.
Rio Grande .......-.. So.Vo
rooms and bath, 1900 block,
e. Overland 1o.OV
room story brick, well ar
ranged for one family, Brown
St, half block from Boule-
ward We viii rent this very
cheap to a good tenant. See
US about il.
OFFICES:
Several very desirable 2 room
suites and one splendid
room suite on FL PaSo St. In
City National Bank building:
rates very reasonable.
A very large and well lighted
room on second floor of Wells
Fargo building, San Antonio "a
street =. -SAe'VV
BEHR & WATTS,
fnsuranee. Loans. City Property.
zoe S. FL Paso st. Phone 454.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-03-29
E-a. citx IAvestock. Close.

kansas City, Mo-, March 2S-Cattle-
REGENTS 5000. including 400 southerns;
steady to weak Native steers, So 400
6.75; southern steers. SS;4oq s,25; stock s.So
az o. calves $4,000 100; western
steers, 5000 6.25; western cows, sS.25
"I HoesAReceipts $4,000; steady to
weak: bulk, $685. $50; heavy, 1922 q
6.65; packers and butchers, So-oVV3 o.oV'
She Sbeep@Receipts 1000; strong, Nut.
tons s4Oe65.25; lambs. $3.50 $40; fed
wethers and yearlings. S4.25 q 5-S5; led
western ewes. $500 a 80.