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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-09
ARMY AND NAVY NOTES.
Restrictions on Detached Ser
vice Will Cause Embarrassment.
tFrom The Tribune Bureau.l
Washington, November s

AFFECTS HUNDREDS OF OFFI-
CERS-Much embarrassment has been
caused the military authorities by the new
law which places restrictions on detached
service. The law goes into effect on De-
cember 10, and IL will be necessary by
that time to relieve from their present
duties several hundred officers. The diff
hculty is in fndiL; suitable assignments
for them and in providing as their sue
cessors those officers whose former de-
tached duty would not make their assign
ment violation Of the existing statute.
The Secretary Of War has taken the
matter under consultation with his ad-
Visers OF the War Department and has
prepared the draft Of legislation which,
If adopted by Congress, would relieve the
military authorities of their present en-
barrassment, II wouI1 afford greater dis
erection in making assignments and avoid
holding the War Department TO a strict
compliance with an ironclad law. It is
proposed for example, to disregard as
detached duty service Of an officer at any
of the service schools at Fort Leaven-
worth, Riley or Monroe. It proposes also
TO count as detached service, after De-
cember Is next regimental staff duty.
which, if regarded as detached service,
will make IL impossible to assign any
officers TO detached duty. It is believed
that II there can be "a new beginning" the
situation will. in a short time, adjust IT.
self to the new condition. II is also pro-
posed TO exclude temporary duty which
may separate an officer from his COM
mand but which Is not regarded by the
War Department as detached service, such
as duty In connection with boards and
courts or when an officer is being exam
tned for promotion or when he may be
sick Such absences, It will be recon-
mended, must not exceed two months in
any calendar year.
Congress enacted this legislation for the
reason that there had been some notable
examples Of protracted absence from COM
mands. The laws on the subject per-
mitted exceptions to be made In individual
cases. The sentiment at the time the law
was enacted was decidedly against any
modification Of It's terms. Secretary Slim
son is prepared TO show that the existing
restriction Is a detriment to army ad-
ministration.
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ORDERS ISSUED. THE following or
ders have been issued:

ORDERS ISSUED.-The following or
ders have been issued:
ARMY
Colonel ROGERS BRINE, ordnance depart
ment, detailed member Board of Ordnance
and Notifications. vice Brigadier General
WILLIAM CROZIER, chief OF ordnance.
First Lieutenant CHESTER r. HAIG, medical
corps, from assistant attending surgeon in
Washington; TO West Point
First Lieutenant ALEXANDER w. Chiffon
18th Infantry from military academy, at
tached ID Infantry. 10 Fort ontario.
First Lieutenant ARTHUR II. CARTER, from
4th TO 30 Filed Artillery.
First Lieutenant THOMAS d. SLOAN. from
Sd TO 4th Field Artillery
Second Lieutenant GERALD z. CRONTN. Both
Infantry. from Walter Reed General Hospi-
tai, TO 9th Infantry.
Leaves or absence: Captain DANIEL p. CARD,
medical corps, two months, with permission
return 20 United States by way Of Europe;
Captain PERRY L. BOYER, medical corps
one month; First Lieutenant GEORGE NJ
EDWARDS. medical corps. until relief from
military academy.
Commander DE WITT BLAMER, detached
the Cleveland command the Buffalo,
Lieutenant Commander EDWARD WOODS,
detached the Cleveland, 10 the South Da-
kota.
Lieutenant Cunior grade) f. w TOD. En-
signs o. G. GREENE, w. e. BROWN and
J. b. WILL. detached the Cleveland; 10
the South Dakota.
Ensign e. c. SWEENEY. detached the North
Ensign A s. WOLFE. detached the Della
ware: 70 the North Dakota.
Passed Assistant Surgeon =. Y. NAIZ, de-
taChed the Cleveland; 70 the South Dakota.
Assistant Surgeon A. J.. JACOBY resigna-
tiOn accepted.
Paymaster Clerk p. A. CARO-, sppointedi
navy ward, PHILADELPHIA.
Ensign J. L. RIHEIDAFFER, detached the
Monterey; 70 the A-6.
MOVEMENTS OF wARsHIPs.-The
following movements Of vessels have been
reported TO the Navy Department:
ARRIVED.
Nov THE Wheeling, at Sanchez; tho
Yankton. at Puerto P!ata: the Pontiac and
the Cumberland, al navy yard. New YORK
the Whipple, The TruRton, the Preble and
the Stewart at San Diego the Rhode
Island, at Southern drill grounds; the
Cleveland, at san Francisco: the Alert and
the F-2 at Mare Island.
Nov. s-The Vulcan, at Newport Newsi the
Dixie, at navy yard. New York.
SAILED.
Nov THE whipple. the Truxton. the
Prehle and the Stewart. from San Pedro
for San Diego; the Brutus. from Tampico
for Vera Cruz; the Florida. from navy
yard, New York, for Southern drill
grounds; the Illinois, from Boston for
Southern drill grounds; the Alert and the
Nov s-The vicksburg, from San Diego for
Mare Island; tho Ajax, from Newport
News for Cris,obal the Dixie. from North
River, New York, for navy YARD New
The Porter stricken from navy register.
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I4s WEST 9th ST.
Homelike. comfortable rooms; reasonahls.
WEST sIDE.-Above Tooth Street.

s4-ss-1OIsT ST, 2O5 WEST -FURNIsHED
ROOMS, SINGLE, DOUBLE; ELECTRIC
ITY GAS: MAID SERVICE AND TELE-
PHONE: ELEVATOR DAY AND NIGHT;
KITCHEN PRIVILEGES If DESIRED;
KITCHENS ON EVERY FLOOR. THE LUD-
INGTON. PHONE 1853 RIVERSIDE.
10TH ST., geo wEST.-Furnished rooms, large
and small; board II desired, housekeeping
privileges.
i23D ST, i7-BROADWAY-suite or single
rooms gentlemen or couple; privileges like
your own home. Phone $3.50 MorninEside. A.
wEGT
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WEST sIDE-BeIow Tooth Street.

SGD ST.. 337 wEsT.-sunny front suite
newly decorated; running water: steam; teie-
phone. MILLER
18TH ST.. POI WEST (THE CELT). Large
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table guests. Telephone 2ST5-Chslsea.
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u{ Ger =, BAcHGkoRs QNLpi c 4EE9kR2S
ENCBs. ROoMiNG HOUSE PRICES NOW
EIRBPROOF BUILDING. CONNBNlENGs.E5iS,
ELEVATOR; HoT G0Lp WATER IN I EyER J
ROOM OUTSIDE. RESTAURANT AT
TACHED: SINGLE ROOMS, 81 TO 81
W%HEEIKLY. ROOMS For TWO; s. TO s. % o
ODD 81, lol WEsT-Parlor floor for doctor;
exclusive. refined house with board: hall
service included reasonable; references given.
III WEST 18TH ST.
BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED ROOMS. IN
REFINED HOME; REFERENCE GENTLE
MEN PREFERRED.
SD 81. 2l7 WEST. Elegantly furnished light
room: modern conveniences. board optional;
near subway. KELLY.
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S4TH ST, 1854 WEsT.-Iarge two room suite;
all conyenlences; piano. NOLAN.
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GENTLEMEN OR COUPLE; PRIVATE FAN
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ENCEs.
s6TH ST, $40 WEsT.-RooM. WITH BATH
SECOND FLOOR: PRIVATE HOUSE. REF
ERENCES; ALSO ROOM, FOURTH FLOOR
TELEPHONE ls4S-RIVERSIDE.
DIST ST, q WEST. Elegantly furnished sec
ond story room; private bath: modern con-
venieLces; seect house.
GOTH ST.. IS wEsT-ATTRACTIVEL LARGE
FRONT ROOM. FURNISHED OR uNFIR-
NISHED: ABSOLUTELY CLEAN; PRI-
IL
OR SINGLE PERSON; ALL CONVENT
ENCES; NEAR CENTRAL PARK WEST :
MEALS IT REQUIRED; EXPRESS stB-
LINES: PHONE
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PROPOSALS.

'TRTASTTRY DEPARTMENT. OFFICE OF
the Supervising Architect, Washington. d. C..
November l. 1912 Sealed proposals viii be
teceiyed "a this ONCE until 9 o'clock r. NJ. on
the 2nd day OF December, 1912, and then
opened, for the mechanical system OF mall
handling apparatus in the United States Post
snce with ths specifcation and drawing copies
OF which may be obtained al this office al the
discretion Of the Supervising Architect OSCAR
WENDEROrH supervlslng Arohltect
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BROOKLYN.

A NEW ENGLAND WOMAN
offers newly renovated rooms, overlook
ing water, for gentlemen. with and
without private baths; convenient sub
way and bridge; popular prices.
Heights. 8 Montague Terrace.
OF RBMsEN STREET.
2 BLOCKS FROM SUBWAY. This hand
some residence Just opened an q high class
boarding house: suite OF 3 rooms and bath.
suitable for four or more persons: large, sunny
room on third floor: dining room connected with
large parlor; table guests accommodated 672
Main.
HEIGHTS, II MONTAGUE TERRACE.-Near
subway: large and single rooms; moderate
PRICES
AMITY STREET. ii7.--Privato family single
and double rooms; references.
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WORK WANTED.
Female

ON-ATTENDANT-You woman,
educated, musical as companion 70 elderly
semi-iuvalld lady living In Stamford or
Greenwich; references. Address L. ", Box
il2 Danislson. Conn.
SOCIAL OR BUSINESS SECRETARY by
capable woman (B2). pleasing personality;
correspondent st=nographer; would combine
other duties not mental; best city reference.
Secretary. 20S West 18th st.
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CARPET CLEANING.

NEW YORK CARPET CLEANING WORKS.
Oldest, Largest. Most Modern.
FINE RUGS WOVEN FROM OLD CARPETS
Prices Reasonable. Send Tor circular -.
Tel 4ea2- 46a3 bryant. 1890 West 4sth 81.
CAREFUL CARPET CLEANING c0-cleGns
by compressed air, steam. hand or on door.
1858 broadway. 421 East 18th ST. COE Il
BRANDT Tel. 132-Ssth.
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED
Male.

Male.
BUTLER -Competent. first class colored mani
In private family. sober honest and obligins
first class servant with first clahs city refer
ences. Address Butterfly. Tribune Uptown
Once, 1854 broadway.
COACHMAN.-Care for automobile; under
stands horses and all outdoors. garden: single;
references. Address II. H, 1853 9Th ave.
GARDENER, 4s; many years experiences will
take care OF horses, cows and poultry and
heating Of house. Haas. 40 Greenwich ST.
GROOM or single handed coachman In coun-
try or city, By an unmarried Scotchman :
two and a half years IN this country; previous
experience a. groom In England sober honest
Industrious; present employer closing down
stable Address by letter Room 81 90 Broad
way.
JAPANESE nrst class cook and useful butler.
II, small family: city or country; have per-
sonal references; wages cook, $40 up: butler,
$50 up Toxic. II Concord st, Brookyn
USEFUL BUTLER.-English: competent, re-
liable: best Of references: country only sio.
Charles Wilson'S Agency, IA Lexington ave.
Tel. 2224-Plaza.
Female.
CAPABLE WOMAN. middle aged Norwegian,
desires position as hou:ekeeper where one or
more servants are kept: Oest references. NJ.
Box 40, Tribune Oaice
CoOK.-First class: American woman; In pri-
vats family. neat. economical competent.
reliable: good reference. no washing: city or
country, New England preferred; wages $25
Address, l.. L., 1873 9Th ave.
GENERAL HOUSEwORKER. Swedish and
Finnish: lately landed; well recommended;
SIC. Charles Wilson's Agency. 14 Lexington
ave Tel. 2224-Piaza. ,
GOVFRNEsS or COMPANION. Excellent
sewer; hDusekeeper: refined American NO
man. city OF country; reference: reasonable,
Miss Dean 100 West 1O4th ST .
UOUSEWORKER-F class cook and good
laundrefs: very neat young girl, with e1-
cellent references: S25. Pearson Agency, East
1920 st Tel. $3.50 Harlem.
LADY's MAID.-Young French maid; excel
lent: years reference, $50 $50. r., Miss
Hofnayers AEcncy. 3d. 5th ave, 9th noor.
Telephone, TO- 3G Madison Square:
I.AUNDRESs First class; by day or at
home; open air drying. Duttan' W West
1920 81. -
NT'RsE.-Thoroughly experienced In caro- OF
infant: understands all foods excellent ref
erence. city or country. a. X, Miss titz-
Geraid's Agency 508 9th ave. -
REFINED young English woman wants posi-
tlon as housekeeper. cOmtanlHn. mothers
helper or nurse to Invalid; highest referen.
ces; city or country. Industrial Agency IL
West 42d st.
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RED -" LINE Pier Pier Il h,I wall !, s N6c.
For san Juan. j. r.: Ia Guayra, Pto Ca
bello. Curacao and MaTncaiho via Curacao.
PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 20CARACAs. .Dec. 4
For Mayaguez. 7. r.: la Guayra. Curacao
and MBrarHibo.
MARACAIBO. Nov. 13'ZCLIA. .... Nov 81
Superior Accommodations for Passengers
BLISS, DALLETT & co,
General Managers Sc Wall Street.
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WORK WANTED.

Male.
rsIAN. Experience In shoe store.
Iaughlin 282 West 23d 81.
VACUUM CLEANING, with powerful AR com
,,r..snr. 81 will clean two, three rooms thor
o,,PH,iT Cyama, 100 West lOlst 81. Phone
4552 Riverside. -------z,-
yoTTYG MAN wants work addressing enyei-
mos etc. 90 cents per thousand, must have
OpH,otrnent B, Box AZ Tribune Oiilce.
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Tdy:ylIsEIlIILTzEIlEY
by New CunHrder "Lacona," Feb is; II days
$500 up, including hotels. guides, drives shore
trips. Stop-oyers Round World and So. Amer
lea Tours. =. G. CLARKE Times Bldg. ". Y
COOKS TOURS AROUND TIE WORLD
4ist Annual Series. Send for Booklet
THOS COOK & SON 245 Broadway 20. and
553 Fifth Ave. 1888 broadway. n. Y
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Fenale.

American firl desires position
70 iadv: experience: refer cces. Miss Boothe,
22fO AQueduct ave
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ROOM AND BOARD DIRECTORY.
FURNISHED ROOMS.
FREE
ROOM AND BOARD REGISTER

An additional list Of Furnished
Rooms and Boarders Wanted con-
tanned in the Room and Board
Register of the Tribune. 1t con-
tains desirable list of rooms and
board offered in New York and
Brooklyn. Copies free on request.
New-York Tribune, Want Dept,
500 Tribune Building.
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HELP WANTED.
Male.
Female.

NTrRsE-A Young strong responsible nurse
tor tyro-year-old child; able to do good mend
ing. scotch or Irish preferred; wages. 12b TO
$50. rel. 2s2s-Plaza.
Observation-Disclosures appearance and good
ionrband writer. Apply In own handwriting
poy s Tribune once.
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EXCURSIONS.

C1TIFORNTA-winter Tours leave FIRE.
ouently November to March. Booklets
RAYMOND WhItcemb Co.. 225 9TH Ave. N. Y.
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BOARDERS WANTED.
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

SELECT HELP, all Municipalities, supplied
short notice: references investigated. 1910
Harlem "a West l2lst st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-09

ATTRACTIVE GOWNS, copy from French
book; chic Partisan: your own material
from $40 up: estimates given; very reason
able. Evening gowns our specially. Gowns
remodelsd equal to new. MINES. MERRETT
q VALpEs. l03 West 1lTth St Tel 8e8o
Morningtide,
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DRESSMAkING.

NINE. MARIE,
HEAD WOMAN IN HIGH CLASS DRESS
MAKING ESTABLISHMENT. WISHES
MORE PRIVATE CUSTOMERS. APPOINT.
NENT5 MADE BY PHONE AT COLUMBUS
1850 MODELS TO SELECT FROM DE-
RECT FROM PARIS. EXCLUSIVE TRADE
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Proprietors: The GORDON HOTELS, Ltd.
A Favored stopping IIace for American Wis
ftors. Most Central Position In The West End.
Tariff Free from Room 5Tt, New York
Tribnns.O ~. Y
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-20
FEW ARIZONA JOBS;
MANY At ter THEM
CONTINUED from Page u


Continued from Page u
the strengthening Of the governors
political fences. as there are several
Democratic papers in the state not
exactly favorable to him.
Few JObs3 Many Want Them.
In contradistinctiOn from the bitter
fight which ragged among the house
members preceding its organization
everything in the senate was Just as
peaceful as could be imagined The
senate carried through everything
according to program, from the cleo
tfon OF IL G. Cunnim president down TO
the smallest detail That body has de-
cided upon a policy Of strict economy
1t has limited the number OF its at
taches 10 is and IL has passed a reso-
luton that each one OF them shall earn
his salary. OF this number at least
seven must be expert stenOgrapners-
There is a great deal OF scurry1ng
around BY the men who are after the
minor appointments; but DOtn DOoleS
are proceeding with elaboration and
only a few unimpOrtant clerkshlps nave
been given out as yet
Humanity 10 COnvIcts.'
Rewriting TO governor Hunt. his plans
have not been as successful as might
have been hoped. Some time ago the
governor inaugurated what ne calls
the honor system among the conylcts.
de reduced the number Of guards at
the penitenttary. took away their guns
and declared that he would stake MS
political career on the fact that the
prisoners would. respond to humane
and considerate treatment But the
charm has been broken A Mexican
convict, at work outside the prison
walls at Florence, suddenly took French
leave: and though the guard, or the
watcher" as the name Is now, tried
to persuade" him to return. the
fugitive kept on going and so far as
anybody knows IS going yet
Hubbeu Says Taft VIII Win.
Senator J. Lorenzo Hubbeu. OF
Apache county, chairman OF the Repub-
ucan state committee, is back from
trip OF two months through the east
Mr.. Hubbeu says the big states In the
east are practically solid for the re-
nomination OF president TAFT. The
president IS stronger far stronger, than
he was before the announcement Of
Mr.. RoOseVelrs candidacy" says Mr.
HubbelL ROoseVelts speech at Co
lumbus solidided the Taft support as
nothing else could have done. Down
east such doctrines as the recall OF
judicial decisions are looked upon as
rankly SOcialistic and no man can
hope FOR eastern support who advocates
such doctrines I am as certain as I
can be Of anything IN the future that
Mr. TAFT VIII be Overwhelmingly re-
nominated"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-20
ONLY one CASE OF
MENINGITIS now
Health Officers to Publish
Exact Condition to Avoid
Spreading Of Rumors.

There. remains but one case Of spinal
meningitis in the city. 1T is that OF the
Ramirez child residing at 1901 South
tuesday there were two cases but
Wednesday morning at o'clock Lillian
Stearns, the - year old daughter Of
Mr. and Mrs S J. Srearns. died at their
home. 713 Lee street She had been in
El PasO but a week when on March
she was taken III Three days later
her illness was diagnosed as cerebrO
spinal meningitis She came here from
Shreveport. La
Daily reports are to be made by tho
board or health 70 the Pablo through
the press Physicians OF the city are
cooperating with the board % health in
reporting the cases which come TO the
surface, and every effort IS being made
to prevent a spread Of the disease
schools VIII Not Close.
There wiz be a meeting OF the board
OF health this afternoon at 4 o'clock
in the office OF DR.. W. H Anderson
to discuss the meningitis situation.
A meeting was held IN the O1r1ce
Of mayor C. E Kelly Monday after
noon at 4 o'clock, attended By the
members OF the board OF health and the
school board. following which the fol-
lowing statement was issued BY the
board Of health.
ITO the citizens OF Fl Pasos
Board Of Health In session, desires
to make the following statement IN
regard to the meningitis situation.
There are two cases now in the city,
one at rs Lee street. a non resident,
and who never attended the public
schools and had only lived here five
days when taken sick A Mexican
child named Ramirez, at 1901 South
Stanton street who also never at
tended the public schools.
We have had $50 cultures and
smears made from public school child
ren's threats in Lamar school none
Of which were shown to be carriers OF
the disease There have been. all
told up TO date. five cases IN the city
only two OF whom attended the pub
lie schools Only one new case has
developed within the past week.
Sporadic cases OF this disease have
existed yearly IN Fl PasO for many
years. The peculiar dryness and alti-
tuds OF FL PasO VIII almost certainly
preclude an epidemic Daily eXamina-
tons with cultures are being taken
from any persons having been exposed
or having the possibility OF Infection
The board OF health IS meeting daily,
receiving complete reports on the stu
alton and q daily statement Of the
conditions VIII be issued Trough the
press and we wish 10 thoroughly un-
derstood that complete publicity VIII
be given the situation so 80 TO allay
the unnecessary fear that seems to
have attacked the public
The board OF school trustees met
with the board OF health Tuesday aft
ernOOn and after a thorough canvass
Of the situation decided that there Is
no necessity Of considering she matter
of the closing OF the schoc-s at pres
ent"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-20
SHELTER MENIGANs
PROVING UARULY

Pacific Muela is held at the county
jail on a charge Of fighting, Bernardo
LeVares Is held on a charge Of carrying
a pistol and Adrain CarmOna and Jesus
Valenzuela are held on charges Of dis
turbing the peace Al were arrested
at the smelter Tuesday night COnsta-
bic Domingo Montoya made the arrest
OF the first man and was assisted By
sheriff Edwards and rangers Moore and
Webster, who arrested the three Others.
MOntOya had been called to the smell
ter at 1880, It being reported that
fight was in progress at a dance there.
In company with deputies NietO and
Ortiz he went IN to stop the fight and
Muela drew his pistol. In the melee an
other Mexican got the pistol. Then
some one jumped on MOntoya from be
hind and got his pistol away from him,
but Ortiz came to his rescue and thew
got away with their prisoner and the
cOnstable's weapon.
When they boarded q car TO take their
prisoner to town someone IN the crowd
fired two shots and stones were thrown
at the car, breaking one of the windows.
After MontOyR reached town he notified
sheriff Edwards, who went out to the
smelter with the constable and the two
rangers and arrested the other three
M.exieans, taking them to the county
jail.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-20
NEWMAN INVESTMENT COMPANY,
104 SAN ANTONIO ST.
REAL ESTATE. INSURANCE AND

NEWMAN INVESTMENT CO1IPANEs
1O4 san ANTONIO ST.
REAL ESTATE, INSURANCE AND
BONDS.
$500 room home, Nevada St, 2
stories, 81 y IT. OF ground; must sell.
Any reasonable terms
$3GOO-New room bungalow, most
beautiful in the city, so IT. front on
car line; every builtin feature. $500
cash, balance 10 suit
SSOOO-6 room bungalow, 75 It. front
on car line; property fenced, garage;
fun basement $500 cash, balance
ss,OOO-Good room house. 1900 blk.
Nevada St, owner wants TO exchange
$1,000 equity for home Of that value
S2'8SO-New 4-rOOm bungalow, 100 It
from car line, south front; 2 fun lots.
$3.50 cash. s25 a month
$2s15o-GoOd 3 room house, y It
porch on sides. screened and pro-
tectedi also large porch in front, D
full lots, complete arrangement IN
buildings, runWays and all for chicken
ranch. $3.50 cash. balance 10 suit.
$3.50 room house. 5. Park ST. 4
s5OO-8 room house. Manzana St;
si8sO-22 acres all in alfalfa, ?
miles from station in the upper valley
1-3 cash
10 acres IN cultivation acres IN al
falfa q mile from Belen station,
adobe house, all under wire fence; 4
cash
IS Acre Farm right on the paved
road all under cultivation but acres
under good fence; finest bitches in the
valley; 40 acres in alfalfa. good stand
1S41z Acres all In cultivation but
about acres under 4 wire fence, 8
room adobe house, I Groom and /
room houses, $50 ton barn, IS acres in
alfalfa, ? pumping plants. under the
Elephant Butte dam, 35k miles from
4sleta: finest proposition in the VAL
ley See US about terms
We have some fine propositions for
exchange for city property in Arizona
New Mexico and Texas
We have more demand for houses in
Grand View and Highland Park than
we can supply. There is no better in
vestment in or near FL Paso than lots
in Grand View or Highland Park. Lots
$40 cash. 50 a month.
NEWMAN INVESTMENT COMPANY.