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Arizona republican., 1912-06-16
One=F0urth Off

The bill providing an appropriation for the state fair commission.
 And it may be mentioned here that the fair commission bin had a mighty close shave It was defeated once and then, on motion, it was re- considered. On the second call It got through by a bare majority. The amount of this appropriation is $10.- 900 and it was said by some of the supporters of the bill that the state fair will soon be self supporting so that appropriations from the state will shortly be a thing of the past
 There was considerable talk about extravaganza when some of these bills were under consideration but they have been going through nevertheless. c. B. Wood, in statement to the senate, said the talk about eXtrava- gance is not well founded. He de- clared the appropriations made by this legislature are $100,000 lower than the average. t
Arizona republican., 1912-06-16
MOYLE LEAVES
 FOR NEW YORK
Will Visit Coast En Route; Rejuvenated in Health He Has Grown Fond of Phoenix and Says He'll Come Back

Seth Moyle of New York. who has made Phoenix his temporary home since last January. accompanied by Prank Blighton, left last night for los Angeles via the Phoenix" After short stay there they will go to san Francisco and thence to little old New York
 Mir Moyle came here primarily for health and recreation and secured a great deal of both. To accomplish the best results he threw himself ener- getically into the city life" of Phoe- nix, taking an active part in many enterprises that appealed to his par ticular religion which is that of good fellow ship for everybody. He was especially prominent in the activities of the Elks of which order he is an enthusiastic member and many of the entertainment and amusement sue ccsses of the season were due in large part to his help.
 Mr Moyle's business is that of plac- ing manuscripts for authors and maga- zine writers and in that work he has been very successful. his New York office being well known among the literary folk. During his stay here he came in touch with numerous people with literary ambitions as well as seeing others he had known before. who chanced to pass this way in their travels. In that way he was kept more or less busy during his vacation, in doing his regular work. But Mr. Noyle did not care, for he is q live wire and likes to keep busy, and for tunately his health was so greatly inn proved his work was pleasure rath- CT than task.
 Mir Moyle was one of the winter tourists who stayed long enough to really find out what the climate is like and announces that if he can pos sibly shape his affairs to that end, he will hereafter spend all his winters here. He expects to return next Oc tober anyhow unless his present plans go awry. Tn addition to his literary work MT. Movie is something of playwright in the production of minor dramas and vaudeville stunts and has eastern engag gements that will demand more or less attention, not on the stage but in putting other people there
 Mir BlightOn, who accompanies him, is well known in Arizona. He has devoted most of his life to news paper work and is now going to the metropolis, where, by the way. he has been before with view of dipping into literature a little, if the dipping looks good
Arizona republican., 1912-06-16
HARVARD MEN EXPERT DANCERS
Cambridge Dancing Mistress Declares Radcliffe College Girls Poor Judges.

Cambridge-Mrs. Laura Chandler, dancing mistress of twenty-five years experience, has taken the Radcliffe girls to task for declaring that Harvard mems dancing was of poor quality and their department ungentlemanly. Mrs Chandler says:
 Harvard men have the reputation of being tha best dancers of any group of young men in this country The Rad cliffe girls have the wide reputation for being about as poor dancers as the are in any of the young women's col leges.
 Time and again I have heard the young men who come to me for in struction complain about the poor dancing that they have to put up with when they attend the Radcliffe social functions. It has got to be standing joke and there are num- Der of Harvard dancers who could not be prevailed upon to go to the Radcliffe dances for this very req son New York World
Arizona republican., 1912-06-16

NCOnIlHuRQ rom f1S0 II. vexing thing about it was that the bill was killed while the plucky lit tie Cochise member wasn't looking. He had been assiduously working on several senators for the past several days in an effort to get them to see the thing his way; but while he was busy with something in the house the school land bill came to a vote in the senate and was killed. It lacked one vote of the required num- ber Following is what the roll call shows:
 Ayes - Brown. Chase. Hechtman. Kinney. Roberts. Sims, Homer Wood, Worsley Cunniff-9.
 Nays - Breen, Davis, Harrison. Hughes, Pace. Vessel, Willis. c. B. WOod-S
 Graham could not conceal his cha grin and disappointment and as soon proceeded to denOunce pretty nearly everybody connected with the school land proposition Also. he said. g per cent of the republicans in his section of the state will vote for the men who worked for the passage of the bill And right there there is considerable of suspicion that Billy had an eve out for the main chance in working so heartily for the bill
 But Graham says this is not to be the end. He said an initiative peti-
Arizona republican., 1912-06-16

clerks was recommended for passa ge.
 The senate sent several bills to the governor including the fish and game bill, the bill providing for the organ ization of corporations and some oth- CTS of minor importance
 The following bills were passed by the senate yesterday:
 Requiring the publication of cam paign contributions.
 Providing for the publication of the session laws
 The Tempe Normal appropriation bill.
 The appropriation for the fair com mission.
 The senate abolition bill.
 The board of control bill
 The bill providing for the removal of the industrial school
 The state examiner appropriation bill.
 The bill providing an appropriate for the inspector of weights and
Arizona republican., 1912-06-16
measures,

measures.
 The bill providing for the payment Of the expenses of superior court judges when sitting as judges of the supreme court.
 The bill providing an appropriation for the state board of health
 The bill providing an appropriation to pay the.-salary of the secretary to the governor.
 The funding and loan bill having been brought in by the enrolling and expressing committee was transmitted to the governor.
 The governor signed the following bills yesterday:
 The funding and loan bill.
 The bill providing an appropriation for the state asylum for the insane.
 The bill providing an appropriation for the Tempe Normal
 The bill fixing the salary of the superintendent of the state industrial school
Arizona republican., 1912-06-16
SOMETHING NEW.

Running for office. I see"
 Yep
 Forced into it by your friends, eh?"
 Answered the party call. then?" "Nix. I'm after the office solely for the salary attached, and if I'm elected I'll try to get all my rela- tions jobs"
 Well on the frankness of that statement l propose to vote for you.
Arizona republican., 1912-06-16
CAN THIS BE \ CONFESSION

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Arizona republican., 1912-06-16

DRESSES WORTH FROM CT E0 Pretty Dresses made of Linene Batiste and Percaes Neatly made trimmed in the ways. These sold regularly to $550.
Arizona republican., 1912-06-16

Tsousgss MeN,s GR5AM Ns.F''E......... SERGE .$4.65 Handsome Serge Trousers, in plain cream eream--with hairline stripes. These Trousers are equal to any sold elsewhere at $7.OO. AlIz sizes now in stock.
Arizona republican., 1912-06-16

All Tailored Suits, Pongee Dresses, Foulard Dresses, Messaline Dresses, Linen Dresses,
 Wash Dresses,
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-07-19

Lee Bond and wife, are over In
Nebraska, visiting with his brothers
Earl and Wilmer, who are farming
near Burr and Cook.
There are now 1900 more auto
mobiles in Missouri than there were
last year. Up TO June 3Oth. there
had been 10000 licenses issued and or,
ders are going into the state depart.
ment ut the rate Of about - per
day.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-07-19

William Jennings Bryan, In a
Democratic convention, Is told to sit
down. What Is the country coming
to any wayY
"A number of farmers near For.
tescue have secured small gasoline
engines and placed them on their
self.binders to furnish power to pro.
pei the machinery. Those who have
tried the experiment count 1t quite
success. Leader.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-07-19
COUNTY CLERKS NOTICE
PRIMARY ELECTION
OF

>o<trs .. hsreay siren thA ~ ary
.'s--tkt utI. TO b.. a. %. r.zssf pI.dts
D 49,. 10 .s.u pss.lr~; . sAl4 .o5sy =
Hot, s.f tbs, ihr yyl.. pi.i - - 70 '.irssr
10. hat y'1 o.-.a... ia tL- u.J.uitE ana
,sndoun 10 tt- arsrit. ., -. .rsi T9s>fsy
o.A.Fs.t t-f. D-inE the 80 day = AsEs.'.
ISL. fJf ite vgrp.- ., nVrnIrs'lnE .-en4i.
Gate - state D.t-lei. Cogfty sra Tgsn.
ship - 20. g. - ysie1 90 - TIE s@r'rs
...-tion o. - b. & % Tg-s,i,y the 80 ~
- NVy.1B , M Tua' he bsfsf - -
n.nti9u.d =, ,or.A %. %. rance arc 49,
o. Addr, =. v, .ash rshd!da;e - hyfz -.
TIN ,Ds.tha- -.tu a de- gu4'lou . a.. a -
fyr sh.rh h. "a rArIic4;e ana fhs DAfty -
prin..i.,.. ,hs, D.. Represent. 'is bar. Der
itgsh.rt 'ts yl.,. zll. 20 pp-u.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-07-19

For Judge County Court First Dis !
triet representing the Repsblieaa
Party:
BENlNNiS =. rug.NN cr-r,u. No.
pETEE u. iAi-Eg Fnst-~ W..
PHILIP s.HLprLHACER is'~>t City.
No
For Prosecuting Attorney rep esent-
ins the Republican Party:
M TfBBFi.. nyun. ,i,y. VI.
For Sheriff representing the Repub-
lican Party:
BiN 'hpt-EE ufssnn. VI.
%. g IELvlN. Ur.z r.. VI.
For County Assessor representing
the Republican Party:
CALVIN c. BROWN Fuf-.. CIV W.
pEkEN " HAH-AI. FOREST CITY. No
For Public Administrator represent.
Ing the Republican party:
g. CrYyIN- urror No
For Couaty Treasurer representing
the Republican Party:
-FB'tBN Ckk>IN ORION. No.
FEFDw COX. r,air No
NEVILLE DICKSON "..gyr. No.
For County Surveyor representing
the Republican Party:
IuH> u pEErT oregon. W."
For Constable Union Township rep
resentinI the Republican Party:
'HAEtE. D. hpktN- ca-t.rs NJ
.TATE ~ yi..orEl,
County - li"t.
IF T.. KILLER Ger. . 20" 'cuu'y
Court s.fhiu Aud g.. tn county . iIu.t. 90
r.f.by certify that tie l'.uy. ara foregoing
i. = ~. atd ,p'i''' lis'. ,un'A.u.i. ~"
.afas sud p~'"r" address "f-srh ".nlidat.
'D..'h-' uith Delegation q th' s-i". Tor
.hirh D.. i.a candidate. IT,. party ~ DriHcl.
pes b. f"pf.>sn'.. ai~J. ii- h'ur> dgritg
.hirh IN. pill, all u. ofar
IT, testimony 4h.feof h.r,un,0 ..t my
hsnd and an u. sea % aid County 'our,.
ion. at orir. to- oregon ,h.. the
-EAi. The i.,h dag - Iuly 1914.
=. l. LELLFL
,.'s - N. County court
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-07-19
Tor Governor representing the Re.
publican Party:

hETHrK ". BRFHsTEE 20 H.'' IN
.,i.., kat.a. CIy SO.
LEON y UIiCh - N,'fb Esr.9 st.
tue =. Iys.Y. NJ
JOHN E NakINLEY rtiyrSlI. ~.
kPNr ~ KpHi EY.a ".
IpfiN D. -HANGEE Milan. ~.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-07-19
For Governor representing the Dem.
ocratio Party:

ELLIOTT ~ MAJOR Bas.ins 1f~. y,
JANE- \. HOrCHIS J.-.rs9b Ci'y, ~.
DAVID \ BALL LJsisiaHz NJ.
wGLLtig- cDwHEkD. 1915 Con-. Is' :
pgudIts kAn.a. 'l'y. W..
ATDt-I H.NEI B"LTE - Ha''' -
.;f.-f =, has VI.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-07-19

ArDr-T H.SEY BrLTE - Ha'''.f4
.tf.-t. II. has VI.
Tor Governor representing the Re.
publican Parry:
kETHrR " BRE"sTEE 20 H4't.-In
.,'.., kat.4. CIy So
LEON y UIiCh - Ny'fh Es-..1 ~"
me. -. I,.-i. ~.
JUHN e NahINLtY rtiyrvl.I.. ~.
hPNr W KPnN EJ.s W.
Sons D. -"AN1EE. Milan. ~.
Tor Governor representing the Pro.
hibition Party
cHA- D. -rOkE., H. la, i.ih street
Mats, ,,iy W.
For Governor representing the So
cialist Party:
MILAN \. WARD. q, ~. 49, "l"
su'.l. -. I.o4. W..
For Governor representing the Sc
eialist Labor Party:
Cha. Ky1EE-. a. ". Is,h .'t.., kan..,
90. NJ.
For Lieutensnt-Govsrnor represent.
ing the Oemocfdtic farIy:
ALEXANDRA X Bp,JNE, Charleston. W.. !
WILLIAM Il. PAINTER JafrUl,tDt. NJ. |
For Lieutenant-0 represent.
ing the Republican Party:
HIkAN LLDlD. ~! cara a,-ng. 81.
Iogi-. NJ.
For Li-utsnAnt-oovernor represent.
ing the ProhIbitIon Party:
JtLit- 9. HruHf-. E.rhupud Ne.
For Lieutensnt.Gover represent.
ing the Socialls. Party:
Ei,nNED DEp. HOLMAN ~ N.- street
springfield. 81.
Fer Secretary Of State representing
the Democratic Party:
toENkLIr, iuACn. ,lf,h,.~ No.
For Secretary 0. State representing
the RspuD!.caE Party:
JNAE~ NLFpI.D -pi.r.'r.d. Yu
EnbEEI u. ,lLNEi' L. 0. -. B.. -.
thaf'. hu.
For Secretary OF Sts,e representing
the Prohibition Party:
IN. ENIuLE ,up.ur.,a. NJ
For Secretary o: State representing
the Socialist Patty;
tENE-I BLHEEN,. ,,a...
~.
For Secretary OF State representing
the Socialist Labor Party:
CLIFTON HOLBRpuk. 20 ara. IupUn.
Mo
For State Auditor representing the
Democratic Party;
IONS =. "ORbp>. L",iu.toa, No,
For State Auditor representing the
Republican Party:
GEEEN ~ GREER -II-,ron. Mo.
For State Auditor representing the
Prohibition Party:
ORLANDO V. WAGER. Nc,hp Mo.
For State Auditor representing the
Socialist Party:
PHILIP WAGNER. a,ii Halliday street.
- Louis, No.
For State Auditor representing the
Socialist Labor Party:
john ". NECMANN, ~; y. 18th street.
81 Louis, No.
For State Treasurer representing the
Democratic Party:
EDWIN =. DEAL, Charleston, Mo.
JOHN Is. OMkAkA, 80 CabanIe avenue.
IT Inns Ma.
For State Treasurer representing the
Republican Party:
EDWARD sCBRANTZ. 49, Minvrv. ave.
~. Louis, Mo.
DANIEL u. HOEfEk, iIlggin,viIle, Mo.
For State Treasurer representing the
socialist Party:
v. ". McALLIsTLR, Springfield, Mo
For State Treasurer representing the
Socialist Labor Party:
OTTO J. sCHwITzGEBEL sIs Chariot,
street. Kansas cry, Mo.
For General representing
the Democratic Party.
FRANK ". McALLIsrER, Paris. Mo
JOHN y. BARKER, La Plata.
JOSEPH Y. DAVIS. 10. Pierce Rlds., II
Louis, Mo.
For Acknowledgement representing
the Republican Party:
JAMES u. MASON. springfield, Mo.
WILLIAM G. IRWIN, Jefferson city, Mo,
For Attorney. General representing
the Prohibition Party:
RICHARD u. WILCOX, Racine Mo.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-07-19
For Railroad and Warehouse Com.
missioner representing the Demo.
cratic Party.

gtBE ogLEsBY. wsf'~n.''u'r "
IAyE- T. BgAp-HAw ~ TrpJ-t A''.
ns.. ksn..- It'y W
kLBERT- LEHR rs. a.hin.tor ~ >.
ard =. Lr1Is No
HENEi Fu!GEy M.,i-o. W.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-07-19
INTERNATIONAL
N[JNNYSQlOOL
LESSON

Ry =. . SELLERS. Director 81 Eve
mig department.. The Moody Bible
lrss-u'. q Chlca-oD
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-07-19
For Attorney General representing
the Socialist Party:

FOR Attorney General representing
the Socialist Party:
WALTER :. RrNDY. aH EAytp.n re
Kama. city W.
For Attorney General representing
the Socialist Labor Party.
GEORGE HE>By BLoEBAtN - Ma.
80 .tr~-t -. Chsfes No.
For Railroad and Warehouse Com .
missioner representing the Demo.
cratic Party:
RrBE DGLEsBY. waf'~ns'u'r VI.
IAgE- I. BgkD-HAw ~ Trsl-t A''. I
noe. k,n... Ct'y VI
ALBEIT LEHR rs. Na.hin.t0r be. 4
ard -. LsuI. No
HENEi Fu!:GEI M.,i-0 W.
For Railroad and Warehouse Com. /
missioner representing the Repub- /
iican Party
EDWARD o MARSH -. Wyoming .;''-' Z
- L18i. W.
MILAN : yccAri.L. sIo Hp.n..
,;r,.t ksn.a. CITY No
IuHN u 'tRkt> ~" Ridrs xr"rs" - !
L1s.. VI"
For Railroad and Warehouse Com. |
missioner representing the Social. !
i.t Party
FRANK OHAEE. 81 Div. -;r--t. -
iY8l. W.
For Railroad and Warehouse Com.
missioner representing the Social.
ist Labor Party
Joseph -PALTi ~. NsGatphy .;f'.'
=, D.g... W..
For Judge Of the Supreme Court Di.
vision No. One representing the
Democratic Party one 10 u ...c.
ted
HENEY v. BuNr "a Warrington t.lG.'-
ward :, L.u.s VI.
CHNELt- -INEN. ." Ch.>tn4, .'r''t
- f,.4.. VI
PERRY RAIDER. jefferson CITY NJ.
For Judge of the Supreme Court ID.
vision No. One representing the
Republican Party one 20 u ..ec'
ted
EDwARD HI1BEE K'rs.v,lls ~.
-TEpHEN = BEOwN 81" Fr'i.f.rS 'Ns.
nle. :, Iy-.yh Nc.
For Judge OF the Supreme Court Di.
vision No. One representing the
Prohibition Party one 10 te cleo.
ted
GEOEGE = BOWLING 30. ti- .Ith
street. k,r.a. ,iiy NJ.
For Judge Of the Supreme Court R.
vision No. One representing the
Socialist Party one 10 be elected
JULIAN y roN. - 81, Pine street,
springfield No
For Judges of the Supreme Court
Division No. Two representing
the Democratic Party no - ~
elected
EuBEET /. wALEFE Ea.,o building
- Lnu'. We.
HENEN CNEEOII. TlNNu>p- .i;
CHERRY .lr...' EaI.t. CTS Nc.
'HNELi- u TNgl-. ,afu'h'r>,..". So.
THOHN. o. rFLNNtN. IA "a.u.Es'gD
ay.uHo springfield 81.
For Judges of the Supreme Court
Division No. Two representing
the Republican Party Two 20 IT,
elected
cHAEiE- 5 pENruN H.'.'f NJ.
JOINS kENNi-n. - Irr"y a'"uI'.
ktt,A. 'ry Na
For Judges Of the Supreme Court
Division No. Two repres" nting
the Prohibition Party .'"O 10 u.
( elected
riBEIDGF.il HENHNN Iul" Er.' N.n''
t--uih .lf''H, h'u't> 'i'S W."
| For Judges of the Supreme Court
Division No. Two representing
the Socialist Party Two 10 b" cleo
led
mLIhN LNlnliLiN. Il 7. u. ~. . '.ny.
ton No.
BRENNAN MURPHY. Monett. Mo.
For Judges Of the Supreme Court
| Division No. Two representing
the Socialist Labor Party Two Il
| b. elected
| FRED -PALTI. I;sn Mu,lahphy street, II
| Louis, Mp.
ALBERT rFiMER, ~! Charlotte street
Kansas nity, Mo.
For Judge Of Kansas City Court q
Appeals representing the Demo
cratic Party:
| ions \. RiCU, Lexington, Me-,
| FRANCIS n. TRIMBIE Liberty Mo.
SCOTT !. MILLER, chiillcoth-, Mo.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-07-19
For Railroad and Warehouse Com.
missioner representing the Repub.
lican Party.

EJwARD o MARSH s-3a Wyoming .:.'-t.
= DJ8I.. W
MILAN :. yccATi.L 1io Hpr-
.,r..t ksn.A. CITY No
IuH> u 'tRk,N ~" Ridre sv"rg" It
i,rs., W."
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-07-19

For Judge Of the Supreme Court III.
vision No. One representing the
Democratic Party one 10 u ...c.
ted
urNEY u. BuNp "a. Washington t.,g.-
ward - L.u.s VI
CHNELt- y. -INEk. ." Chestnut .'r''t
- iS.g.. VI"
PERRY EAbFl. Jefferson city N".
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-07-19
For Railroad and Warehouse Com.
missioner representing the Social.
ist Labor Party

Joseph -PALTi. ~. Ns..Arphy .;i' Z.
:, l,lg.s. No
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-07-19
FOR Governor representing the Pro.
hibition Party

cHA- b -roKE., ii.s Ia, l.ih street
MATS. ,.iy W.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-07-19
For Railroad and Warehouse Com.
missioner representing the Social.
i.t Party

FEINKp OHAEE. 81 OiIs. -;r~-,. :,
tYIl. W.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-07-19

For Judge OF the Supreme Court Di.
vision No. One representing the
Republican Party one 20 u ..ec'
ted
EDWARD HIsBEE Krs.v,lls. ~.
-TEpHEN = BEOTN. 81" fre'isf.rs ''s'
rIe - To-. ~ Nu.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-07-19

LESSON TENT-Mark i:s-3s, Mat, IL;
(.
GnLi ~ TEXT-"Thy kingdom come.
,ty vii t. cone, as In heaven go on
.-r:a.'-Matt. G.io.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-07-19

For Judge OF the Supreme Court H.
vision No. One representing the
Prohibition Party one 70 De cleo.
ted
GEOEGE = BOWLING 40 Ei-, -iNth
street. k,r.l. ,iiy NJ.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-12-14
ONE OF THE MOST GIVE
BUNGALOWS IN Ell PASO
Il NOW ron SALE

1t is on Montana ST. and contains 5
beautifully arranged rooms and large
and best grade of pine in the other
rooms: bath has tile floor and H. .
pedestal lava tory: bedrooms and kitten
en- have white enameled finish and
other rooms are finished in dark oak
with pumice stone and oil finish. Three
rooms have beamed ceilings and the
dining room has Daneled wainscotiHr
The bookcases. with art glass doors
are built in on either side of the fire
place. The buffet in the dining room
is very. artistic with large reflector
and loaded glass doors. There are 395
square feet of front porch and there is
a rear sleeping porch across the en-
tire house. The basement is 2Ox27
with cement floor. Besides the open
fireplace there is a modern heating
plant. sidewalks. fence. shed and lawn.
all in: situated on a large lot This is
truly the Home Beautiful" and YOU
should see it il YOU want something
really nice. The price is $1,000 on easy
terms.
MayfieId Realty Co.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-12-14
NEWMAN INVESTMENT CO.,
REAL ESTATE. INSURANCE AND
100 SAN SN AN TS ST.

BONDS.
1O4 SAN ANTONIO ST.
finish. Montana St. best section: IS
cash
s75OO-New s room bungalow. strict
" uptodate; so IT. front, Montana St;
hardwood finish, 1-3 cash: terms.
home, perfect equipment, Mundy Ave.
oming St. 1000 block: terms to suit
S315O-6 room house. car line. High
S32Oe-5 room home, East Fl Paso,
new. all builtin features. terms to suit
s275O-Beautiful 4 room bungalow, /
furnace heat: easy terms.
$780, room modern homo, corner.
500 cash. balance easy monthly.
S1IOO-TWo Groom houses. Highland
Park 5000 cash. balance to suit.
S75Oo-129 # on UpSon Ave by $50
IT. on Stewart: a fine site for an apart
ment: 1-3 cash. balance easy terms.
S23OO-50 IT, corner Macmillan and
1872 acres IL miles from Las Cruces.
room house. all in cultivation: signed
up. $3.50. small cash payment, bal
p aeres 1 mile below Ysleta sfe5
per acre. VIII exchange for improved
land
9s acres, Canutillo. $40 per acre.
We hive for exchange an room
house in one of the best residence sec
lions in Dallas. south front, stories,
for FL Paso property.
For exchange, 100 acres miles from
Estancia, n. NJ. with lis acres in Gull
tiyatiOn. good house. good land, $4,000.
for FL PaSO property.
For exchange, 40 acres IL miles
from Barstow: signed Up, 20 acres in
alfalfa. $4,000: well improved: for FL
Paso property
For exchange, $50 acre ranch on FL
Paso road near Alamogordo: good i'm
prOyementS. new orchard. pumping
plant, reservoir. farming implements.
$4,000, for Ell PaSo property.
Don't forget Grand View lots are the
best investment about Ell Paso. SO
cash, IS per month.
Newman Investment Co.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-12-14
READ THIS LIST.
m Ennn nTVG

For SaIe-New room and basement
California bungalow on Arizona St.
hardwood floors, peamed ceilings, hot
air heat and modern in every way.
For SaIe-A . room bungalow that
has never been occupied. This is a
bargain for $4,000.
For SaIe-A bankers home at a bar
gain. Get this one before it is too
late.
For SaIe-A pickup on E. Missouri
St room house for $4,000.
For SaIe-An s room furnished house
on E. Boulevard: lot so by 120 feet, on
corner
For saIe-A 6 room house in sun
set Heights. ] block from the car line.
For Sale-On Montana St, a room
house. including barn. garage and
chicken coop: hardwood floors. hot air
heat This is a strictly California bun
galoW.
For Sale lots in the zoo block on
Epson Ave.
For saIe-S6 feet by 30 feet on n.
Oregon St. $500.
W. l.. FOlIett,
Real Estate and Insurance.
41l-412 American Bank Building.
Phone 1927.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-12-14

Of Dumas, in Moore county, Texas;
worth $50 per acre. VIII trade for a
residence within Is blocks of postOf-
flee, also pay $500 cash and balance
$50 monthly
Griffith-DentOn Co.,
703 Two Republics Life Building.
Phone 2S29
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-12-14

Corner on san Antonio
St. 60X91 feet, improved
Price SS7.50O: terms.
. room brick house on
. corner lots on Arizona
St Nice lawn, etc Price
$3.50.
5 room brick on full
lots on Myrtle Ave; close
in. Price $3.50: terms.
Property 5OX160 IT., close
in on Franklin St Price
$3.50. Adjoining lots sold
Tor $500.
Whole block. 20 lots. on
Mesa in Alexander Add.
Price $1,000. TENS.
( corner lots on BOule-
ward in Bassctts Add. Price
S425. terms.
VALLEY LAND.
II ACRES
Fine valley land. all in al
falfa: this side of Ysleta.
Price $4,000.
go ACRES
Valley land this side Of
Fabens, all cleared and
fenced. Price SIS per acre.
terms.
BrOaddus & lie Baron.
2O9-2lO Amer Sank Bldg
Real Estate. Valley Lands,
Insurance and Rentals.