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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-11-08

Mrs, Mary Donrand returned TO her
homo yesterday IN Mill Greek Okla,
after a months visit with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Mrs Il Larson, 902 Chicka-
sha avenue.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-11-08
TeIegram hy rnitad presa

IeIeBFam Dy Un7T9U FTeoE
Washington, Nov S-President
Taft today ordered the armored cruis-
ers Tennessee and Montana to sail at
once to the Mediterranean for the pro
lection Of American missionaries and
educators at Beirut aud Smyrna.
The American ambassador at Con
stantinople was instructed to confer
with his European colleagues and tC
take any measures necessary to pro
tect foreigners Ia case Of turbulence
in Turkey.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-11-08
OFFICIAL
RETURNS
OF GRADY
Ed Parish Beaten by One
VOte-W Williams PIu-
rallty l56 Votes

The canyassing Of the returns Of
Tuesdays election was completed BY
the county election board and the to
tails footed mp this morning. On the
final count Judge Williams had ma
jority Of 1856, while GlotfeIter, the Re-
publican candidate for county com
missioner in the northern district, had
a plurality Of one vote over Paris
his Democratic opponent John Lewis
had a plurality Of $50 over Caldwell
for sheriff.
Both the bridge bonds and the court
house bonds met defeat. while the
county voted against the capital bn
by more than 2 to !.
Following are the official totals for
the county:
For bridge bonds, 1882.
Against bridge bonds 25s7
For court house bonds 1887.
Against court house bonds 2g2S.
For state capital removal, 9Si,
against 2ls9
For Russell bin 1880. against ll26
For school amendment 1862. against
1919.
COUNTY TICKET.
County Williams, d., 2Osl,
Clark. r.. 1876.
Sheriff Lewis, D., 1888 Caldwell
r 1864, Foust s., 1856
County Attorney Simpson. D.. 2765i
Hamilton r., 1903
County Clerk-Bradley, d., 1882
Orrell, s. 76l
District Clerk Newman, D., 2S37i
Bennett s., 7Sg,
County Treasurer Cloud. D.. 2sSSI
Maddox s., 1865
Clerk Superior Court Melton, D.
2s4s.
Register OF Deeds-Hlll. D.. 27S5
Brashear r., ei5; Whitaker s., 1915
Assessor fIulen, D.. 2653. Ander
son. r. ss6. Lincoln. s.. 1855
County Superintendent Newell, D.
2sss: Spencer SOL
Misunderstanding D., 27SO; Cola
thcr. s.. 7o7.
Surveyor Cranwell. D.. 2sii
County Com, Dist No / Parrish
D. s24; Glotielter, r.. s25; Seabrldgc
s 28ss.
Com Dist No chastain. D., 1883
Powell. s.. 279
Com. Dist No. s-PurAley, d., 92G
Bednar, r., 29si See. s.. 2S5.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-11-08
No Word From Wilson.

Telegram by United Press
Princeton, A. j. Nov s-WiIson
would make no statement today as to
his intentions OF calling an extra ses.
sion OF congress- after March 4.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-11-08
Wyoming SHAKEN from the Taft
Column by a Small Plurality
Wilson's Lead There
is 500 Votes
RESULT In IDAHO
REMAINS IN DOUBT
State May Yet Be Snatched from
G. o. P- California Still
Counted for the Demo-
cratic Candidate
4%4*4~sSessSs4s

:
i Telegram BY United Press.
= New York, Nov. S.-A table
+ complied from the latest returns :
!. from all states shows the popu-
; lar vote for Wilson to be $685. Z
+ 997; Roosevelt, 4,S07,SO5; Taft,
+ S,359,36d.
4 Wilson's plurality ager Roose-
= velt is 2,O9l,692, and Roose-
+ plurality over Taft is 94794l.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-29
HORSE DEALS
AT VALENTINE
One Ranchman Reports His
Cattle Dying Valen-
tine Ranch Notes.

Valentine. Texas. April 29-FOley
& smith have purchased eight head of
horses from Mitchell Bros, Of Maria.
p. NJ Smith has sold his horses to
parties in Maria He also disposed OF
his remnant of feed stuff to Foley &
Smith prior to his leaving for Maria,
where he will join his son in the butch
er business
Gordon Price has sold his land in
FL PasO county TO j.. A. Smith and re-
turned to Valentine
". 7. Jones, OF TT. Davis, stock
holder of The Valentine Mercantile
Co. is here looking after business in
terests.
c. r. Corning has left for FL PasO
and western points on business
r. n. Everett is in from his ranch
home in the TT Davis mountains and
reports the range good in his locality.
Miss Bonnie Hardy. Of Waco, who
has been teaching at the ranch home
of Cook Moore has closed her school
and will visit her sister in Ell PasO, She
viii be accompanied by Miss Ida Kirk,
also of Waco, and gOverness the past
year for Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Quinn 0
Matt Quinn is in from his ranch on
the river and states that his cattle are
not in a good condition and that he IS
losing some
Ed Jones. Of Plateau, is IN town on
business He came overland IN his
car
Miss Robertson and little brother, Of
san Antonio, are visiting at the ranch
home Of the elder brother, L. T. Rob-
ertsOn.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-29
COCHISE HOLDINGS
OF GREEN co. SOLD
Boquillas Land and Cattle
Company Pays $175,-
600 For Property.

Bisbee. Ariz.. April 29-The BOQuil-
las Land and Cattle company has pur-
chased and taken over the Cochise
county holdings Of the Greene Cattle
company. consisting OF 1IO,4l5 acres or
land and q large number Of cattle The
price paid was 1880. the deal Is one
Of the largest that has ever been made
in COchise county and will give the Bo-
Quillas company the largest range and
acreage holding Of any company IN Arl-
IONA
The transfer includes all Of the land
holdings OF the Greene company in Co
chise county, and includes what is
known as the san Rafael del Vale
grant. which lies along the san Pedro
river in the vicinity Of Hereford. and
which embraces 1T.414.93 acres The
right of way Of the Southwestern rail-
road company was excepted, a deed
having been given them q number Of
years ago by the Greene company
In addition to the above, a bargain
and sale deed was also filed. whereby
the Greene company conveys to the Bo-
Quillas company 1000 head Of cattle
branded OR on left side, and all
other cattle Of every age and descrtp-
tion belonging to the first party and
ranging in COchise county, except
steers branded prior to 1911 as prOvid-
ed in an agreement between the two
parties and dated February is, 1912:
also 162 milk cows, heifers, steers,
calves and bulls. and 153 horses, colts
and mules; also stock OF goods, wares
and merchandise in store at Hereford
and all fixtures and furniture used In
connection with the operation OF said
company
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-29
BAD BLOOD CAUSED ACCESS


How VinOi Saved Mrs Hail.
1t took dangerous and painful ex-
perlence 10 prove TO Mrs Hattie Hall
that she had let her health run down
In q letter from Schenectady. n Y.
she says I was forOibly reminded
that my system needed renOvating and
that my blood was out Of order, BY
enc fact that an abScess formed in my
side a short time ago and required
treatment for several weeks
Under the regular use OF VinOI to
enrich and purify my blood and build
Up my strength. this was soon healed
up and my generaLhealth very much
improved"
Right now is the very best time OK
year to put your blood IN good order
oy the use Of our delicious cod liver
and iron remedy without oil. VinoI-
II enriches the blood by adding iron
and thus frees il from its impurities
NinOl is wonderfully strengthening
and WALKING for all who are run
down and weak. and we guarantee e
to give perfect satisfaction Kelly &
Pollard. FL PasO. Texas
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-29
HEROIC ACTS REWARDED WITH MEDALS
AND CASH AWARDS FROM CARNEGIE FUND
WILLS LMooRE. Chi&

son. aged Is, student, from drowning,
Fort Smith, Ark May 10, 1911
Alphonse y. GagnOn-BrOnze medal
and $1,000, as needed CaEnOn. aged
Is. factory hand attempted TO save
George POtvin. aged 70. carpenter. from
drowning, GeorgeiaTille, R J., August
Henry s. Blank-Bronze medal and
$1,000. as needed Blank, aged %.
plumber. attempted TO rescue Philip
A Herbert aged Is, plumbers appren-
tice. from burning, Dayton, o., Novem-
John l. GridIey. deceased-Bronze
medal TO widow and pension OF $50 a
month Gridley. aged 25, maChinist.
died attempting 10 help rescue Philip
A. Herbert from burning, Dayton. O..
November %, 1910.
Claude N. Hiser-Bronze medal and
$1,000, as needed Hiser, aged 20, hOrti-
cUlturist saved Tony Giurdano and
Tom Luprica, labOrers, aged IS and %.
respectively. from drowning Bradner.
o., August Il. 1910
William G. Cavett-BrOnZe medal
and $1,000, toward purchase of a farm.
Cavert, aged 26, farmer. saved Edward
y. Smith, aged %, farmer, from SUI
location, Gladewater, Tex, august 4,
1910.
T. Edgar Conway-Bronze medal and
$1,000. toward purchase Of Farm Con-
way. aged Is. sawmill foreman, rescued
Ellie, Veda. Fern and Winston VIII
son. aged "a. >. Is and months. re-
spectively, from a runaway, Center, Tex,
May %. 1910.
James W. sampson-BrCnze medal
and $1,000. toward purchase of farm.
Sampson, aged So, store manager, saved
Charles G. Grantham- aged %, clerk.
from drowning, Ryan, Okla, July q.
1903
James V. Manages Bronze medal and
$1,000, toward purchase Of farm.
Manages, aged 80 driver rescued Fred
erick G. Williams, aged 80. telephone
lnEnGrfnr En0Ck
land. O.. May 3. 1911
Thomas I. Gooley-BrOnZe medal and
$1,000. toward liquidating mortgage on
his property. Cooley, aged So. loco
motive engineer. attempted to save
Adam J. Gibson. aged AZ, clay miner,
from drowning. New Brighton, Pa
FeDruary II, 1911
q. Frank Caler-Bronze medal and
$1,000, toward uQuidating mortgage on
his property caller, aged 80. machinist.
saved Caroline Bell. aged IS, from
burning. Transfer. Pa. July 90. 1911.
Cornelius Fitzgerald-Bronze medal
and 5000. to fduidate the MORTGAGES
on his property. Fitzgerald. aged ~
stationary engineer, attempted to save
Alfred Legault. aged u, schOolboy. and
Gladys Bouchard. aged "A, from drown
Ing, Ware Mass. January !, 1912.
IhOmas W. Hazlets-BrOnze medal
and $1,000 TO liQuidate mortgage on his
property. Hazlett. aged AZ. district SUI
perintendent of electric light company
rescued Robert A. Kaler aged "a. arc
lamp Inspector. from electric shock.
MckeespOrt, Pa. May 81. 1917
Lena B. Hunsaker-Bronze medal
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-29
Recognition Givan Heroism
of Those Who Risked
Lives For Others.

Pittsburg, Pa. April 29.-Many acts
Of heroism received substantial recog-
milton today in the form Of money,
medals. pension, etc, when the Carnegie
Hero Fund commission announced its
awards TIE awards are as follows
Stanley G. mbe-Bronze medal
SeccomOe, aged IS. student saved Z.
Ralph Alexander, aged 20, student from
Growing, Derby Conn, August 1910.
William c. Diville-Bronze medal.
Diville, AGED so. blacksmith, attempted
to save Earl H Torrance aged %,
chauffeur, from burning, Lisbon, O.,
November 25, 1911
KING Tpton-BrOnze medal Upton
aged IS. first vice president American
Glue company. saved Francis A Low,
aged "A. secretary American Glue COM
panv. from drowning, DuXburys Mass,
September IS, 1910
$500. as needed. Caruso, aged Is, Ia
bOrer. helped to save Eugene r Dun
can from being run over by loco
motive Allison Park, Pa. May 10. 1911
Carrie Bashlfn-BrOnZe medal and
S1OOO a. needed. Miss Bashlin, aged
.. waitress. saved Herman E. Lewis,
aged "A, hotel clerk from drowning.
ROcLTard Ne August 4. 1909
Joseph H Herlihy-BrOnze medal and
$1,000. as needed. Herlihy. aged Il,
printers apprentice, saved John J.
NOone. aged S. schooIooS, from crown
ing. Chelsea Mass. January - 1911
Mark Cheverfe-BrOnze medal and
$1,000. as needed Mcintosh, aged As.
fisherman. helped to save Henry Hay
den, captain. aged 81. and George R.
and Harry H. Hayden, apprentice sea
I men. twins. aged IS. from drowning,
! Souris. P F. T.. October 8. 1907:
Mark Cheverfc-BrOnze medal and
| $1,000, as needed Cheverie, aged IS.
fisherman, helped to save Henry,
! George r. and Harry Il Hayden from
/ drowning. Souris. P F. L, October 8,
[ 1907
Thomas F. GaIlagher-Bronze medal
/ and $1,000, as needed Plowman. aged
! p. car runner. helped to save Joseph
/ Lucas, James 2 Dougher and Anthony
| Gowrey, miners. aged 80, q and 4S,
| respectively. from suffOcatiOn, SebastO-
/ pol, Pa. January 10, 1871.
samuel J. PlOwman-BtOnze medal
and $1,000. as needed: Ployman aged
Is farmer. saved G. y. Eames. aged so.
wen digger, from suffocation, OvertOn,
| Tex. September IS. 1911.
William F. Afann-BrOnze medal and
$1,000 as needed Mann. aged 80. black
smith, saved J. Luke Erne, aged %.
well digger from suffocatio1. Lynch
burg. Va. June %. 1910.
Curtis c. Wrieht-BrOnze medal and
$1,000, as needed. Curtis c. Wright.
aged Is, student, saved Scot John
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-29
LANGTRY CATTLE
SHIPPED TO Ell PASO
Several Good Deals Are
Made; Sheep Deals
Are Closed.

Langtry. Texas. April 29.-Thirty
cars Of stock cattle from the TrevinO-
MaderO ranches were loaded at Dry
den. consigned TO the Cameron Com
mission company. El PasO. Fifty more
cars viii be shipped
j. n Graham shipped 16 cars Of stock
cattle from here This is part OF the
purchase made last week by W. +.
Wethersby. of Rel Rio, and 80 TO Mr.
Wethersby's kinney county ranch. near
Standard. The balance of the cattle
which are now being gathered will be
shipped in about two weeks.
Vic TipDett has sold TO J. o. Word
was 81 a head. The sheep viii be dipped
at once and shipped.
Frank Dunn, cattle buyer OF Del Rio,
has been in town this week. buying fat
cattle for butcher purpose.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-29
LIVESTOCK
OUTLOOK FOR SHEEP
IS GOOD At BELEH
Grazing Land Is Excellent
and Sheep Are Report
ed Doing Well.

Belen, y. n, April 2s-AccOrdtng to
present outlook. the sheep industry not
only in this INN ediate vicinity, but in
this entire section Of New Mexico, will
be in a thriving condition this season
So favorable is every condition that IL
is prOphesied that every branch Of the
business will be better than it has been
for several years past
Reports are being received from
various localities South OF Belen,
short distance south Of the SocOrrO
county line, there are a large number
Of sheep, all Of which are reported as
doing fine. To the east OF Belen some
of the best sheep country in the south
west is situated, and reports from this
field are more favorable than from al
most any other quarter.
The Landing season is now at its
height and the percent yield IS giving
sheep owners are reporting very high
averages and are very well satisfied
The grazing lands on which the
sheep are being run are in excellent
condition this spring As a general
rule, The grass does not come up so
well until a little later. However. on
account of the early moisture this
spring, all vegetation secured an ear
lier start, with the result that the
sheep are now sleek and in good trim
physically
This fact viii go far toward giving
a good yield when the shearing season
comes on From present indications,
the wool viii be heavy and OF a good
quality, generally speaking
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-29
POSITIVE PROOF
should Convince the Greatest shept5c
in Fl PnEo.

Should Convince the Greatest szeptio
in Fl PHsO.
Because It's the evidence Of an FL
Psso citizen.
Testimony easily investigated.
The strongest endorsement OF merit
The best proof Read IT.
C. NJ Wilson. 1922 Nagoffin Ave. Fl
Paso. Texas, says. You are at liberty
10 continue using my endorsement OF
Doan's Kidney Pills as heretofore
Whenever / have occasion to take a
kidney medicine 7 use Doan's Kidney
Pills and the results are satisfactory.
Doan's Kidney Pills were first recon-
mended to me By a friend, and 7 found
them to be just the remedy 7 needed.
] suffered from pains in my back and
other symptoms Of kidney trouble.
During any change in the weather or
when I took cold my condition was
always worse Sharp tWinges often
darted through me. Sometimes I was
confined to my bed for several days
Doan's kidney Pills. obtained at Kelly
& Pollard's Drug Store, brought prompt
relief and I hold a high opinion OF
them
For sale by all dealers Price 90
cents. F7oster-AIilburn Co, Buffalo
New York, sole agents for the United
States.
take no other.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-29
CATTLE AND HORSES
SOLD AT VALENTINE
Roswell Man Sells Cattle TO
Clovis Moore, of
Valentine.

Valentine. Tex. April go z Fin
ley. OF Roswell. y H., has sold his
cattle. which were being pastured on
the Foley-Smith range at Valentine, to
Clovis Moore. Mr.. MOOrfe has moved
the cattle TO his ranch in the Fit. Davis
mountains where, ne states he has an
w. /. Cass las purchased 50 head OF
horses from c. o. Finley.
J. J. NounEblOOd has sold bunch
of stock horses 10 Powell Wilkins
Foley and Smith have purchased the
horses belonging TO Dallas Dean
Paul Moore left today Tor Williams,
Ariz-. with car of horses.
W. p. Geist, OF Memphis. Texas, has
shipped some fine horses 10 his ranch
near Valentine
Tom Ravvis. Of Maria. was in Valen-
tine with 125 horses which he had re-
Gently purchased west. Of here
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-29
LIVESTOCK
Forty-four Thousand to Be
Sent Out of Mexico, Be
ginning This Week.

A movement Of "A, 900 head of cattle
begins this week. That number Of cat
tie viii be moved out Of the state OF
Chihuahua and distributed to various
packing centers in the United States
The movement is entirely of the Ter
razas cattle interests in the northern
Mexican state.
1t will be the biggest single move
ment of Mexican cattle since the be-
ginning of the evolutionary troubles
i'm northern. Mexico All is arranged
for the huge undertaking by c.. r. and
r T. Hunt. Of Fl PasO, agents for the
Terrazas cattle interests Loading be-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-29
MISSIONARY INJURED IN
FALL FROM MOTORr.yC-r K

Solomonville. Ariz., April 2g.-Rev.
Edw. AIbony has returned from his
missionary monthly visits around his
large missionary field. While at Las
Cruces he had the misfortune to be
thrown from his motorcycle, injuring
his right shoulder badly.
". T. Webb of Pima. Ariz., is the
guest of j. II. Cloridge.
Rev. F. C. Reed. Of Phoenix, superin-
tendent Of the Presbyterian missions
in Arizona, made SolOmOnville a visit
last week
Deputy sheriff Bennett has gone TO
Miami for a witness in the trial now
in progress of three Italians charged
with killing two men in Miami last
December
Dr. J. II. Lacy. now OF Miami. for
merly a resident Of SOlomOnville. is in
town for a few days.
Norman Johnson. of Globe. with A
number OF witnesses. came down to
attend court at SolomOnTille.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-29
FEAR RANGE MAY DRY
UP DURING SUMMER
Outlook Was Good Around
Douglas Until Cold
Weather Came.

Douglas. AriZ. April 29-The ranges
may dry up before really warm wealth
err sets in. according 10 Peter Johnson.
a well known rancher Of the Silver
creek district. who was here yesterday.
The late arrival OF sufficiently warm
weather 10 grow grass is causing the
ranChers much anxiety
we had a fine lot OF spring rains.
but they may be offset by the cold
weather that has prevailed practically
all the spring said Johnson The
spring promised to be one Of the best
in the history OF the cattle business
with plenty of grass and water The
cold weather has kept the grass from
growing. however, and now that warn
weather has seemingly started. IT Is
very probable that the grass viii dry
UP before it can get very high"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-29
LIVESTOCK
TERRAzAS CATTLE TO Be SHIPPED
To UNITED STATES THROUGH FL PlSO

gan sunday at Sauz. Chihuahua. on the
Mexican Central railway, one Ilou-
sand head Of cattle viii arrive from
tbat pOint on the first Of this week and
more during the week But Saul - -
only one shipping point for the $4,000
---orar7eDt S6fpuing also viii be mace
al GalIego on the Central. and at Pear
son. Casas Grandes and Guzman' on the
Mexico North Western railway
While the Mexican reNo-utlon :
industry i'm this section. some stockInen
predict q good. but late season Many
have received orders from northern
agents to hold back shipments unlll
late spring on account OF the eAtIe N
.,I5 fE tbe north However. while the
revolution has had no little effect on
stock business. and especially the i've
peso war tax levied By the rebel gov
eminent. some large shipments lHlS
spring are assured out OF Mexico
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-29
MANY STEERS ARE SOLD
BY HE COUNTY RANCHERs

Platnview. Texas. april 29.-Chas.
EDps has sold 40 head OF three year
old steers TO Kansas City parties at
S44 H r. McCabe has also shipped
so head Of threes and tours 10 parties
in Kansas. VINO said an approximate
above stuff was from Hale county. Mr..
McCabe is now devOting a portion OF
his time TO the care of 1000 ewes,
which ne recently purchased. and he
reports excellent success with his
lambs.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-29
81 PER CENT. PERFECT
Az UNUSUAL RECORD FOR 4 PILE

When DR.. J. S. LeOuhardt. OF Lincoln.
NebrO-. located the cause OF piles and
found successful inward remedy for
pies ne mad IL put on sale under A
strict guaranty OF satisfaction IN ten
users have asked for their money back
and IL speaks well for this scientffic
modern remedy Get a guaranteed 81
Fackage from Kelly & Pollard. Distrib-
utOrs. or any druggist. or write TO Dr.
Heonharct Co. Station B. Buffalo. n
Y, for free HEM-ROID booklet
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-29
BIG CATTLE SHIPMENT
EROM NILDDL ENATER TENA s

Middlewater. Texas, April 29-Ehe
George Cattle company shipped 500
head of cattle from here to Kansas
for summer feeding and viii ship 1900
head later.
These cattle have been wintered IN
this locality without any great loss.
A fine rain fell which left ponds Of wa
ter every where today
!. F. Simpson of 9liddlewater Cattle
company, which owns the famous kara
kule sheep, is here today.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-29
RUIDOSO STEERS ARE TAKEN
TO TLLAROsA E0R SHIPMENT

RuidOsO, y. NJ, April 29-Fred Tully,
OF Glencoe. Moss Gilmore. Of Alto. and
Matt Gilmore. OF this place. have left
with a bunch Of steers for Tularosa to
be delivered TO j. L. VauNatta. who viii
ship teem 70 Amarillo, Texas.
viii Hale purchased Of s. ~ John
son his entire stock OF cattle
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-29
Get Your Share of the Prize
Money.

The 3I6g-50 TO Be dlstributed next
Saturday, May I, through The Herald's
Amateur Advertising Contest should
not be overlooked You still have
ample time to re-Write the advertise
ments. II you can't re-Write them all.
re-write as many as you can. as each
one accepted means S2.50- Your copy
should be handed to the advertiser or
The Herald not later than Wednesday,
Nay I.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-29
DEAL IN CATTLE IS
MADE AT ALAMOGORDO

AlamorgOrdo. y. n, april 2s-Jas. A
Baird, ". r. Carmack Dick billiard,
W. II. McNew and others sold $50
head Of steers to Bull" Rutherford this
week. the shipment being made to st.
Louis.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-29
CATTLE FROM THE FLYING 81
RANCH SHIPPED FROM TULARO

TulaTOsa. n. NJ April as s. Ward,
manager Of the Flying H ranch.
shipped 1900 head Of cattle to Kansas
City market for the Felix Cattle com
pany. The Flying II ranch is located
above AescalerO. They drove cattle to
this place Tor shipment
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-29
Ell PASO MEN READY
TO SHIP MANY CATTLE

SILVER CITY. T. ". April 29.-Stock
cattle recently purchased by Pink Rob
ertson Of III PasO from Bevins & Morris
OF Amarillo. Texas. viii he shipped
from here May first to the Texas Pan
handle. and the Santa Fe railroad now
has so cars here in which to load them
This shipment is the last of the bunch
bought last year by Bevins & Norris
from the Stockton brothers.
Grant county cattemen report that
grass is rising on the range and i'm
movement in the condition of stock
is nOticea BILE. The salt crop is going
to be great
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-29
CATTLE BROUGHT BACK
FROM THE nTEWw~H

r nun The MEl4ALAA SIDE
A shipment OF 164 head OF cattle was
entered Saturday afternoon through
this port to the Ratchet Cattle com
pany The stock had been exported
previously from the United States and
was not Quilted.