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The Prescott daily news., 1914-06-30

that skill in the use of the drag is indispensable.
 The angle that the runners make with the center line of the road, the skew angle, it might be called, is an important factor. For example, if the dragging is done to increase the crown of the road, the drag should be sufli- ciently skewed to discharge all ma terial as rapidly as it is collected on the runners. On the other hand, the conditions may be such that it is desi- rable to carry along this material in order to deposit it where there are Impressions in the roads surface An intelligent operator will soon learn many ways of controlling the action of the drag. The length of the hitch ing chain, the disposition of the oper- ator's weight, the time when the drag ging is done, all these exert a marked influence upon the results.
 As to the time for dragging, a safe rule to follow is to drag the road when the material composing the sur face contains sufficient moisture to compact readily, but is not sufficiently wet for traffic to produce mud.
 Since the weather plays so impor- tant a part in the matter, it is not usually possible to arrange continu- ous employment for teams on the road It is therefore desirable, whenever possible to have the dragging done by persons interested in the road, who will do it in the intervals of other occupations.
The Prescott daily news., 1914-06-30
ANNOUNCEMENT WILL
 SOON BE MADE

Little Rock, June 30.-The time and .plaee for holding the next encamp- 'ment of the Arkansas National Guard have not been decided upon. but an
 anouncement regarding it will be smade soon.
 Gen. Lloyd England, commanding sthe Guard, is in the East on business sand will return by Washington and
 discus the situation with the War
 Department. Another question to be .settled is whether or not the Arkansas
 and the Texas organizations will hold Separate or joint encampments. The encampment will last for six sweeks, and will cost $43,000, which twill be paid by the United States.
 Two battalions will camp together for
 two weeks.
The Prescott daily news., 1914-06-30
'So CASES BUBoNIC
 W PLAGUE IN ARKANSAS
rwo Suspicious Cases Reported in New Orleans by Louisiana Board
 If Health. Arkansas Author flies Take no Chances

little Rock, June 30.-There are no
 .ssos of bubonic plague, in Arkansas,
 ,oitber is there any condition that
 threatens even a sporadic case of that
 asease in the state, but the health
 .uthorities will take no chances.
 { Dr Frank B. Young, Secretary of
 ,be State Board of Health has just
 roceved the following telegram from In S. Surgeon Gneral Rupert Blue; 1Two human cases of suspicious bu- |bonic plague have been reported from New. Orleans by Louisiana health au- Fthorities. Immediate steps are being taken by this service to make bacter- ioogical confirmation in view of pos sbility of it's spreading. It is rec ommended that you begin rodent [survey with bacterilogical examina- \ |tion of the captured rats and eXtermi- |nation measures at all ports in your state to order to discover plague if it exists and to take proper measurcs |for its eradication prior to appearance ! of human cases. If the NewsDrleans Eases are confirmed service will take measures necessary to safeguard oth- ! er places"
 Confrmatory of this report, Dr. |Young also received from Dr. Oscar Bowling, president of the Louisiana 1Board of Health, a telegram giving nrticu,S/s of the death of Chas Lun- Sds2/, and the illness of another man 1om a disease pronounced to be the sbubonic plague. He adds; "The city ECouncil, through Mayor Behdman, has authorized the City Health Depart Ement to spare no efforts or means Ito stamp out the disease. Gov. Hall stated he would render all aid in his power and joint resolution will be
 preseq,ad in both houses of the Leg ,islature giving him authority to act"
The Prescott daily news., 1914-06-30
PLUM WILL GO TO o. E.
 GORDON OF THIS CITY
Mena Physician is Thought Choice
 for |. s. Job at Hot Springs.

Washington, June 29.-It is report led among members of the Arkansas Congressional delegation that Doctor w. N. Parks of Mena, Ark, has been decided upon as superintendent of the Hot Springs reservation. It is eX- pected that the announcement of his appointment will be made public by Secretary of the Interior Lane this week.
 It is also said that the nominations .of Oscar B. Gordon of Prescott, for .mer chairman of the Democratic State Central Committee, and R. h. New ton of Camden, will go to the Senate tomorrow as receiver and register of the Camden land office, respectively. ITS GREAT FOR BALKY
 BOWELS AND STOMACHS
The Prescott daily news., 1914-06-30
AROUND THE STATE HOUSE

Little Rock, June 30.-The Pope Piano Co.,. of Memphis, formerly of Little Rock, J. D. Pope president, has given notice of the surrender of it's charter
 The Harrison Electric Light and Ice Go, has changed it's name to the Har- rison Gas and Electric Co.,, and in creased it's capital stock from $15,000 to $100,000. George D. Locke is pres ident and II. L. Hughes secretary.
 The following new concerns were incorporated.
 Jackson Haywood Mercantile Co.,, of Herber Springs, S15,000 capital, S4,500 subscribed P. F.. Jackson presi- dent, w. r. Jackson president, Mrs. Daisy Jackson sec-treas. It is flor the transaction of any lawful business.
 The Mo-Jo Sales Co.,, of Fort Smith to sell Mo-Jo Chewing Gum, $5000 capital, H. L. Manning president, R. 'C. Bellinger vice-president, E. s. Lock cit secretary, E. H. Adams treasurer.
The Prescott daily news., 1914-06-30

Our entire stock is fresh-we do not keep groceries, we sell them. Phone 192.-J. M. Haltom. Advt.
The Prescott daily news., 1914-06-30

Is your liver inactive? LIV-VER- LAX will wake it up. Hesterly Drug Store. Advt
The Prescott daily news., 1914-06-30

For Rent-5 room cottage situated on East Fifth Street. Conveniently k. Murrah. Advt.
The Prescott daily news., 1914-06-30
BOWELS AND STOMACHS

We wan all people who have chron- ic stomach trouble or constipation, no matter of how long standing, to try one dose of Mayr's Wonderful Sto- mach Remedy-one dose will convince you This is the medicine so many of our local people have been taking with surprising results. The most thor ough system cleansr We ever sold. Mayr's Wonderful Stomach Remedy is now sold here by Hesterly Drug Store. Advt.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-04-23
Manhattan LOTS
STILL ATTRACTING
ROME5ITE BUYERS
G. Z. Leavell Reports Sew
eral New Sales; War Talk
Affects Realty Some.

c. IL LEVEL has sold to A. r.
Heiueman lots - and &c, block %,
Manhattan Helg-ls auQltlon, for $l-1u-
The purchaser expects soon TO improve
che property. John A. Gallagher. an
attorney Of Victoria. TeE-. has pur-
chased lots / and ., block 80, Mauhar-
tan Heights addition. for $500 He
Will make his future home here and
eypccts to build The new $1,000 seven
room home of W H. LOretz in the
Manhattan Heights addition has just
been completed and viii be occupied
this week The $4,000 home of f. n.
HAN will be completed this week.
War Scare Affects Sales.
Too much war talk say realty men
in explaining rather dull week In the
local field. There has been slack
inc ND in the number of sales, but this
IS considered only temporary and the
optimistic feeling Tor the summer and
IAN is still maintained
Cassidy and Neel nave purchased the
tyt-O five room houses located at SIS
ord SI- Rio Graude street The pur-
chase included three lots ana was
made from August Aelsel Tor $4,000
The purchasers will thoroughly re-
model the houses. adding the latest
CompIctirs New Houses.
The PhOeniN-EI Plso Building com
Danv completed Wednesday five
ION house with basement. at the cor
ner OF Roosevelt street and LAYTON
avenue. that is being built Tor l.. L.
ArEueIies. The home cost S4p9t me
building company expects 70 nave
COMPLETED soon q numoer or otner
houses
The Anfers0n-Filier Realty company
has sold for Maud j. Monroe 20 j. H.
Mckee and T. A. 1IcAahon two lots IN
block Is Alrura Park addiuon. loI
5000 A. T. Bartlett has purchased
through the same firm. from w A.
Pourland two lots in block 9, Govern
rre0t HuI addition. for $500
RenoyatinE Old Building
Contractor Otto krOeger has about
co-11reted the work of removing the
r.C1r OF the old Wells Fargo build
inc and viii soon begin the Install
tson of tho new front for the future
C7-s-fe-s Or ne Union Bank & Trust
cownanv- IL is now hoped 20 have tnt
building ready for occupancy by
July j.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-04-23
TRUST COMPANIES
DESIGNATED TO Be
GITYDEP05I1ORIE5
Citv Council Awards Con
tract For Auditing the
CitY's Books.

--,- .-..- t-,,s+ companies of the city
which had on two c9Hs1----- - -i-,-
submitted identical bios LOT ,r5-,--sl;s;;-
funds TO the city Councll, on - -
-,-o---ir,r- were appointed by Ine ~
---o- - ----i s me cftv-s repositories me
sf---T bf7 which was acceptg1, - Us
fCT 80 and 0ue-hllf perceilL ii- - 80
on funds ranging from Si9@Vuo 70
100000
To Audit City Books
-7,,--,--+,r, audit company was awarded
~ - ,.,I5-~-cr The price stipulated IS
$3.50 for all city oepsiI ~ - -. - ~
the WarerwO-lls, Wnlch = ~ -
additional $3.50. The au4lt ~ - 1c57
the CITY books down 10 marc o. ---
Petitions Referred
Petitions referred TO the sanitary
co-,-7f-tce were. W. E. Latta and oth-
ems Tor sewer line 10 connect with
houses I'm block %. sunset helEhlS'
nj .77E cassidy for sewer in block
III Cotton addition. BOARD of school
trustees for sewer extension 70 14l5A-
land Park school
& Mari. for refund Of taxes
10 the streets and grades: Goldoft
brothers and others. for slIeNllk IN lilc
rear OF 10 south II Paso street, also IN
rca- Of -o4. 700 and 7oo on same street
me same petitions ask that the alley In
block 15I. campbell addition. be graded
Deaths. %; Ei-ths. %.
The report ~ the 1e---Ll ..ll'-i eLli--ll- -''
the week ending April ., Ioilo"a- Del-As'
Is. births. 80 e-,-.
Contractors diseases reported are Scarlet
fer-r. 70 cases. measles. ~ srali p'N- -
typhoid fever. 6: dlphtheria, s.; cnlckenpoN'
g. uhoouiuE cough. I.
Condemnation included go pounds o.
meat and 100 pounds o. fruit and Nese-
tables one COW one bull and a hog car
car5 were condemned
Tax collector David ? Sullivan reporte Z
/ that the collections from April 70 ID
J mounted TO S7i53G62
Petitions Granted
Petitions granted were Payroll OF t77
. collector. office 10 he increased slu1s r H.
I Coles for refund and reduction Of taxes
[ OF taxes. Jesus Nateus CuItclaim deed J.
I T. Nesom. for sewer extension; A. Janke and
I auIcrzcl-FilIer Investment company. same
. Haym0u Erupp and Mrs Amelia Goodman
. same; W. r. B0Ualcu, for sign at si5 Eas
! Missouri street; citizens. TO remove puhi
U han. r N~Davltt AMI Steve Waikup, hawk
. ers permits
/ The petition Of Ardoin's confectionery fo
I q refund and rHductiou OF taxes was denied
Auto Service Station law Passed
7 The amended ordinance locating district
. fOr automobile service stations, and pre-
I venting the use % public streets and alley
] amendment excerpts those already Eolti-
3 permits and not within the defined districts
Z The riots erc- on Texas. between camp
E bell and St-uron. north side o. Myrtle be
Z tween Campbell and Stanton south Of Sal
Fra n.iEc0 street and west OF Santa Fe street
f except on West San Antonio street
/ The petition OF Mlury Kemp TO have
7 sewer I'm alley at his residence repaired
aud for reimbursement. was received an
/ flied
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-04-23
NEW YORK MARKET.

fI.w Aesr0raa-el .-Teasa
New YORK. April 2s.-CaH money steady
Ti-.e loans. stronger; 90 days, 3; 90 days
o G3tt- six months. ais q ga
Mercantile paper. So r. g.
Sterling eSchauge, firm 90 days. 1855
demand 4.S1-5o-
CornmerciaI bills. ASf7s.
Bar silver. IS T.
Mexican dollars f5iz
Government bonds. irregular
Railroad bonds. Irregular ..-
Copper, easy spot and June. 800 z la-e3 :
EIectroIytic. lA1JH1a5gs Lake. nomlnali
casting. 1875 113-eo-
Tin weak, spot sfs5 55l5; June s5-l- =
Iron steady: so Northern. $3.50
Southern. 1900 9l5-5o; No. southern
1880 1900
Lead. quiet 3I5G $50
Speitcr Culer- 5-l0lt go
I-nCon Metals Markets
London. Eng april -5--Ile London met
ais markets closed as follovvz- Lead. SIS;
s0eltc-. E-1. SIC. df- copper easy, spot t5a,
So. futures. ffc. SIS. tin easy, spot 1885,
SIl- futures El61- So
St. Loui. Lead and Spelief.
St Louis Mo- April -1-Le1l easier.
9 55 6 2.5s- EpeI-er easier. 80 200
TIE LOCAL 1IAItkET
Mexican currency if-l Pa~J buying price,
IN small quantities only %
1Iezicau pesos l-I Paao buying price, 4sc
n Pa-s snlcIter Quotations.
corrected Daily
Bar silver. 5Sie-
Pig lead. $50
Wire bars. - %
Lead LonlouI us. so, do.
Weekly Averages
CDouElas Smel-er Quotations.)
silver. 1891
Copper, l4--l-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-04-23
PRICE RANCE IN
SHARES NARROW
Early Losses Are Gradually
Made Up, but Recovery
Is Hampered.

New York. April 2s.-Irregular- tenden-
cies persisted throughout the forenoon to-
day on the stock exchange. but the range
in prices was narrow The market gradu-
ally made mp its loss. although the recov-
cry was hampered by European selling OF
Canadian Pacific. Erie and Kansas and
Texas preferred
Bonds were Irregular
New YORK state ass declined TO 1854
faU OF o. point within q week Panama 8
registered sold at Toe e against 1Jlrs. the
previous transaction. and recent bids OF
1908.
close. Beers were -mid and bulls were IN
willing 20 take on stocks owing TO the
lI@vIcan trouble.
The market closed heavy Prices weak
eued in the late session, after an early de-
cline which was Influenced by the Mexican
situation had been recovered Net changes
showed general fractional losses.
American smelling was raided in the final
dealing and dropped over five points on the
aunouuce-neut that the compauy's plants IN
Mexico had been shut down The rest Of the
list weakened sympathcticaliy with some IN
crease in pressure in Canadian Pacific,
which fell TO 1881
NOTE - Ouo+0. ions reflect closing sales
Truredn~ AurfI 90
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-04-23
THE COURTS.


EIGHTH COURT or CIVIL APPEALS-
james T. Hrrr5r. j. F. Ae-Arrzie ara T. +
Higgins, Justice
Notions Overruled-
r p Stevens ct al- VS. Sc. weston El--ll--
burg q san san Antonio t,all..-. lo-- -.,--s-
from El P4so. motions Of all parties LoE re-
hearing. op.uion MED ,. ,,-t.-.
81 Is stevens e. al vs. Josephine crosby
e. FL. motions O.: both parties for rehearlIs'
A. d. camp ct al. VS.. J. b. smith. from
Reeves. appellants. motion Tor q L---=-- Is
A ~ se1rs vs. j. C. Aiusworth- from An
LreV-s. appellants Tn9--on lot l=--7'-- -
Hfrs n Anderson vs. Inee1l Laundry
company ct al. from Harris, -ppe-lai-t
motion % file 4rieis- -.5
Edna T. Anderson VS. lneeda Laundry
coTuuanv ct al. from Herbs, appellee mo-
tion 20 dismiss the opPc4L
Reversed and Eeni;-nded- ~
Iowa C7-r state bank VS. W. S Friar.
from il P2so- ...-5
The United Benevolent association of
---,-e- v- TFErIs W. Lawson. from Harris
cases set for Nay n. l9li-
= c. Gocd vs. j. P smith from Al-lln.--
RI j. Hutchinson vs. ~ d. Murray from
H. IL N, sloan VS.. sadie SIorriss Gilmore ct
al e ron e. Trizi5ie VS.. ". W. Tucker. from
Eicba-d Cooke VS.. New Era Gravel and
Development company from H---Ei-a- ~ -,
National surety company vs. David Cas-ie
Construction company, from Harris
The state Mutual Fire Insurance com
pany VS. Louis Kellner- from Harris
Washington County state bank vs. Cen
traI Bank and Trust company, from Har-
trinity & Brazos valley railway VS. Nor
western Union telegraph company vs.
Genevieve Ckilson. frcu Harris
Fred H. Bishop vs. Dan A Japhet, from
Charles Miller ct ux. VS.. Ben Campbell.
from Harris
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-04-23
RAINS CAUSE
WHEAT SELLING
Market Depressed by Lack
of Export; the Corn
Market Eases.

Chicago. III. April 2s.-Rain southwest
today caused general selling Of wheat open
h5'y-sy-er a slight rally occurred
Lack Of export inquiry Kept the market
-rsrIrr-=ed The close was unsettled. = 20
q net lower
clearing weather in Argentina eased the
cora market Quotations started p OFF 90
30 nm In subsequent trading. the Nay
delivery gathered strength. but deferred
options were weak
A feature was the action Of a group or
houses that Itaueously were buying
Nav and selling July The close was steady
Shade OF to ssc Up. compared with las-
night
ness was only Of O. scattered character
Higher values for hogs l1tel provisions
br1t the effect was brief. the market sue
cur. bling 90 the break in grain
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-04-23
4Ist DISTRICT COURT.

Mrs Ecta Buch et al VS. John FiEuei-a.
suit fo- damages and TO concel mechanic
lien notice case settled and dismissed
Jas. " Skonsen. f--. VS.. Edmond Rich
ardson ct al. suit on note. filed
L. r. LuubIcy VS.. El PaEo & Southwest
eru company et al. suit for damages 20
shipment OF horses flcd-
T. A. Fraslcr VS. FL Paso & Southwestern
company Ct al-. suit FOR damages 20 ship
ment OF horses filed.
Joaquin BernuI &c al VS. Simona Eernal
et al. trespass &c try title suit. filed
a. s. 81. Eylar. county judge Tor use Of
SeverannO Gonzales ct Cd. VS. W. r. Lavcn-
ture. suit for $4,000 damages lled.
Oval Keen VS.. Texas a. Pacific Railway
shipment filed.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-04-23
sith DIsTBICr COURT.

r Plso Refining company We London
Guarantee and Accident company limited.
suit for sS15 indemnity on insurance policy;
filed
John .. Sukel er al. vs. Pullman com
pany ct aI- suit for damages filed
A. p HOGAN charged with swindling;
given Five years and sentence suspended
Alfredo Bouquillo. charged with theft
from the person. given two years
w. w. Lewis. charged with assault with
intent TO murder. on trial
Benjamin LucerO VS. Julia Y. de Lucero;
suit for divorce
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-04-23
POLICE LOOK FOR
REPORTED JUNTAS

A ricid search is being made by de-
tectves, police and deputy sheriffs for
iuntas said 10 be held almost nightly.
ParroIuen in plain clothes Wednesday
night Were lokiuE for the headquarters
OF the alleged juEtas- The participants
Of these. If any viii be Immediately ar
rested if found.
The city clerks office is being kept
busy issuing commissions TO the new
men who are being added TO the police
force
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-04-23

Proposals for mares. mich cows and
Hcffers DEPARTMENT Of the Interior,
office OF Indian Affairs. Washington,
L. C.. April Il, 1914
sealed proposals. plainly marked on
the outside OF the scaled envelope
Proposals for live stock for Sioux
Agencies" and addressed to the Com
ton. ID. c., Will be received until
O'clock d. u. Of Monday, May Is.
1919 for furnishing and delivering
1000 hefrere. SO milCd cows and 46
mares at the Cheyenne River Agency;
F91 heifers. GO mich cows and sc
mares at the Standing Rock Agency;
a-ag heffers. oU6 mich cows and 200
mares at the Pine Ridge Agency, l04
heifers. "a mich cows and Is mares
81 +be Crow Creek Agency 2639
Teifers ga milcn cows and $50 mares
me Rosebud Agency and 1867
T1frars and = mares AT the Lower
TsrIIIa Agency, as per specifications
conditions TO be observed by bidders,
cfc which will be furnished upon APP
pIfcation to the Indian Oftlce, WASH
i-rtou. u. c. the L. :. Indian Ware
1,r,77-os nj Chicago. H. Omaha, Neb-,
and ST. Louis, Mo. the SuperlnlendenIs
- r,erhu7 Agency. Rosebud, South
T.r- Chevenue River Agency, Chey-
rr7re Agency. $. D., Pine Ridge Agency.
pine Ridge. s. D., Grow Creek Agency,
crow Greek, S D. Standing Rock
AGENCY. TT. Yates, n D, and Lower
Hrule Agency. Lower Brule. s. D., and
this advertisement appears. Bids upon
the blanks furnished are no. abso-
lutely essential: they may be made In
any other form provided the condi-
ffone are observed. Cato Sells. Com.
missiOne1
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-04-23

The commissioner of indian affairs
wants live stock consisting OF mllch
cows. heifers and mares for its various
sioux AGENCIES It VIII be 70 the in
teresr Of southwestern stock men 70
consult the ad which appears IN the
Herald brevities today. lnaSmuch as IT
calls for 6T6 cows S3e3 heirers and 6t2
mares to he distributed among the six
Sioux agencies
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-04-23
TUCSON CORPORAL IS
REATEN BY MEXICANS

Tucson. AriZ-. April 2s--lFeorse
smaller corporal Of company f, Ari-
IONA national guard was set upon ana
severely beaten by four Nezicans mere
Wednesday night SPEAKER IS said 70
be OF Mexican descent and MS assam
ants are said 10 have attacked him FOR
Joining the guard.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-04-23
.FrRr DESTROYS CORRAL FENCE.

Fire OF an unknown origin Thursday
morning at 1910 o'clock. burned cut
two sides OF the fence surrounding
the corral OF Dr. j. B. Brady on Federal
street in Manhattan Heights The
Highland Park department and the
chieFs auto from the central station
responded to the alarm
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-04-23
JUDGE JACKSON MAY
ADIOuRN HIS COURT

Judge Dan VI. Jackson may adjourn
the special term Of the Slth district
court as a result OF the Mexican s-Sua-
tfon. judge Jackson Thursday aLter-
noon excused the Jury in the Van Horn
case and announced that ne would not
attempt TO try any case under present
conditions. as jurors could not Keep
their minds on court proceedings
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-04-23
lIoNEE - To -

Over 500 was quicEiy pledged by the Alta
Vista club for further Improvements Of the
Alta Vista school grounds az the smoker
held by the club wednesday night In the
school building This fund VIII cerray the
indebtedness or the sidewalks about the
school that were laid some time ago. and
vr-r re me START Of fund 10 park the
school grounds There were % CT the club
men present
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-04-23
LIVESTOCK

Chicago Livestock Close
Chicago. I'LL. April 25-Cattle-Eaects-
1000. market weak Beeves, S7-05G SIS;
Texas steers s7-11G sos western steers.
s. G11 S10- st1ckers and feeders $500
SIS. cows and heifers, Ss-1oe $50 calves
Foes-Rectz 1e.600- market strong. Sc
above yesterdays average Bulk fe43 2
G1- light. s2a5 sos mixed, $3.50 2 863s
heavy $500 s-i-iz- rough. $50 Q SO
pigs sTI0MS-15.
sneep-Rects. $4,000 market steady TO
shade lower Native. $500 Q SOS western,
$3.50 n f9o- year-inss. f9-lte t-Ho5 nallFe'
S515d S19- western. SEQ q S.35-
Kansas City Livcstock- Close
EauEes CITY. 40. April -a--C1rtle-Eiecrs-
1000, market strong Prime fed steers, $a-50
eru steers. $500 n sos; southern steers, $3.50
f $3.50 cows. $3.50 n I-l5; heiters. ss-l5 2 $50
s-0cEers and feeders. ff-5 500; bulls, 500
G--C1- calves. Sf.59 n 1909
HoEs-F-ects. 1900 market 70 l9c high
err bulk $3.50 S-t5- heavy. $50 @ 500
packers and butchers. $3.50 9S-45s light
Ss-15 n g-fo- pigs, $3.50 q 500
Sresp-Eects. 10000 market weak
Lambs. Sf-501 s-01- yearlinss S5-I5 @ l-25;
Wer2er5. $500 5--55 ewes s4-t5 2 SO
Eort Worth livestock Close
CBv EeiEer HoteLl
CattIe-Rects- $500. including 800 calves
Steers. sG5901-z5; s-ocl1er steers. S6-25 2
zoos COWS. S5--5 f59- heifers. $3.50 O $50,
stocE=r cows and heilers. Ss.50d SIS, bulk
sL50g sos calves, S5-5oGs755 stocker
EIo-s-Rec-z 1900; top. $40; bulk, $500
sleep-Rectz 1900. wethers. s5o0G5s5:
ewes. s4-25 800, lambs. S5-ooG7-25-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-04-23

r. H. McNAlltoNhs AEeetollls-
Daisy LlnElon. charged with theft OF
horse and wagon. defendant released on
her personal recoEniz1nce until her civil
rights can be established
National Aualiue and Chemical company
vs. Elite Laundry company, suit on account
for $780, filed
J. A. Bott q Co. VS.. r.. L. Daniels suit du-
$3.50 filed
NJ It. EirEe & Son VS.. A. GoIding suit Tor
s1S0-61. filed.
j. ). Murphy. Presiding.
A. 81. Loomls VS. Burtou-Linco company.
suit for $50; Judgment in favor OF nlain-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-04-23
DEATHS AND BURIALS.
HaIrER CoNWAY.

walter conway. AGED "a years. died
THURSDAY morning III his residence.
4zs Gold street in Highland PARK AF-
Conway was health seeker. having
come TO FL Paso two years ago ron
ST. Louis no. j. 3. McClinrock held
an inquest over his body, which is be-
Ing held at a local unGertakers. pend
ing instructions from his relatives