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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-06
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Ter Yursermeiiter unterbrsitete bas
gabset iar bas Sabr 1917.

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fir DOS Ssabr 1917, ipona6 iId Die
@eOiirihiiie Der Staot auf $7,455,-
1902 itclen. Bon bieier Sunnnc
'inb $4,5S2, ,660.43 ourd Steleri,
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len lid nm S205, 900 nieoriser aIs
ble BON 1916.
9ie gorani6l1ge fir oas @aiier.
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me bon bem 8eianmtbetrog III 9Ib;ng
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mir Den itabtiideu Sausbalt 5000.
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oas Iauieuoe Snbr, ein llnicridieb
bon annabern6 $205, 900 gu D,lnitcl
ron 1917. Ger @iirgerneiiier Der.
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unseadtet Der Gbatiade, oab Die So.
item fir @rbeitsIobne anb WiaterioI
gang oebeliten6 in Die .S6be ocgongeti
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zine llmlage ppn 6.15 Wilie. Ia Die
Stast je6o6 ,rnter benz gmitbgcies
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tie Gciintp @ubeet acntmiiiion. ipcI.
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beren ieit Snfrafttreten jenes &C.
icses.
Sir goli5ei unb 5ciierlpebr iino,
zen goranidddaen Slfolse. n1d)itss
sSabr $2,0S7,4t0 erfcrberIid. Ter
oiiertlite Gienit gebrnud)t $1,s45..
O3s. Sir bos SoipitnI iinb $685., ,6Dg
ansNemori.n fir bic llniperiitit
$337.713, fir NoIisei. ,iinb geler.
ipchr.peniioner $2i1.410. iiir Die Of.
fertIiben garfs $250,S37. fir Sas
@eiumbbcitsamt S165.537, iiir ols
itdbtiide slrmenbaiis S02.9t8, iiilp
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folster erfter 2eiuBg an bas Ginaii5.
aommittee.
Die 0roinaIlA sDoSair$ Sas Sab,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-06
auru, Ill; Bourbon aab, III; auri

sura, Ill; Bourbon aab. III; auri'
ga, 115.
St6iiss R,nnsu - 86rie; 3sjdb'
riss; / Msile: Sbins. 103; 5uifatsr
10S; Ring @orin, 10S; 9oiarp, 10S;
Sad S'Dppb, 108; Clifton, 113i
gol. @snnie. 113.
Si,bentts 8ennen - Ceiling; a.
idbrise; / 1s16 Meile: Sibnep Stll'
man, 10l; ast Ser. 1G4; Billions
104; goreo, 104; gonansa, 1o6;
9abore, 106; Sip 5ome, 106; Sprian
107: Srifb Gentleman, 109; 9ras'
mere. 116.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-06
Fred. A. Erschell, /,
Gciheubeitntter unS Ginbaliamirer
"a. YorR Str, 2le,uport, A.,
zeIspbou: ecu.b s3 rnb Scuit 2coe
GIeraRhria Office: 6Iane 667 ca
cfiisiens gertanblRHsen
ber etnbt.qpmnliiidrs sgu Newport, A.,

29. 5uHi 1916.
Ter Reipoort Fntb ber Gtabtaomm,fiare
belt an obgeu Gatim inter BEN 9ctftt oes
J9dhurs Gibtngfiou etre SpesinI. Sic,
una nb. SHiuefero fpaten bic RpmmiNdre
gberi SerUnn unb Nieferbere .
etHe HefolutiUn plrroe drgenoMmen. fpoTnt
cine SleuhsSprirgfielb Eiraben.Zampfipal c
inilHiioe oes .Sc1rtfer' '5iibeb0rs fir $3.50
aH9efauft fperoen fon.
Scbr Moore uno Sdeob Braun iuurben elm.
'tinlMie TIT bic Geippori iub QpninqioH gri6eI
20. 81 Itreitoren er,pabtt Sisrauf periaanrq
We5. u. .. 9toi irefion n. Mlaoor.
sitei!: Wrtbrr aoit, Rfccrber.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-06
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6err Ierbinano g dertr II
asjiern in f,in.r Wobnuns. 1901 Oct
Strabs plDBlid unb iinsripartet aus
benz 9sben ssid1iseen uno Die Rn,,
BON isinsm sobe ipirb ni6t Derfea'en.
in ben areiftn Der 5rsunSiHaft uno
getdnniidaf. aufri4.ise 5rars;
ipahsurufsn. Der 0srblifen. ba!'r
bas alter Bon So Sabren ereidt
Seinsr Diitips 5rau Warie Satr'r
geb. 3immsr ipirS bas inuisite hit
aefiibl baresbrad:. Die 8seroi5nnl
finbst am 5r.itos Mcrsen pom
3rau,rbauie aus itatt, tporallf in De-
ct. glHtonius Stride Elm fei.rIiG.s
Rsuiembodamt abgebalten ipirb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-06
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str etabt.aomHtiiidrs BON Wewyort, a.. an

6tf Sfdot'apWHtIfdft bDH WtWVun1 Nv, IN
3. SnIi 1915.
Ger 9eDpprt HGtb Der StnetADmmiiidse
bieli am obieeR Tatnm inter benz nprfis bss
gsnuprs bro temp. qbns. Z. mieGrea eins
Spe8tdl'E 'Eibuna ab. eIntUelenb pdrer
bic aommiiiare ebert, Sermnn nnb 8iieferbsrs
6Re NeioIntion ipnrbe angefuiefer, fpon1t
iSorberaneen ynm geirape bon $4,000 .8S ~,
3abIung dHaeiptefer ipurber.
Serauf pertagune.
Bes. Gbas. 2. MeQrea,
Wianor pro temp.
stteft: qrtbur @ots. Reeorasr.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-06
SeueSne xnS 1aStsn. /.

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geItsrn absnb aus einem 9alon aui
bas Dad beg Sauiss Ro. 131 RoB
4Oe., geaepus, nisoer unb Deruriu6ie
sinsn granD. Der Sdabsn betrGst
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-06
rffiBirnt gerbanbiunsen
Der 5iaet.aommiiiart psu Rstppprt, Gp., an

/. gull 1916.
Ter gleipDort Hatb ber GtaeisaommiHdrs
bieIt Gr, o6ieen Ganm inter BEN 9pris be.
aRauprs giotngftou eine Spestai.S
ung nb stEfDeleHo tuareR BITE iommifffr,
eberi eermar. aRegred unt saieienbers
Cine Refolnion fuurbe aneenommen tppnif
Retranesr sum eeitnee bon ss.sei.ss besabI,
psroen fouen.
oietam 9er,asune
Be5. a. >, atbinsfto ON wGsor.
ei!iefi: artbur Rptb Recorber.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-14
WHEAT GREATLY
NEEDED ABROAD.
Decreasing Stocks in Europe
Tend to Make American
Quotations Advance.

Chicago ILL., Nov 14--DecreasliS stYe9a
Ia Europe tended today TO give strength TO
the wheat market here one report ron
T.iverBooI said millers supplies OF NAe-5t
were so limited and difficult 10 repieillSl u
that flour was being purchased abroad =
fancy prices The European visible Supply
~ wheat showed a decrease OF l.Se-.VeV
l.1sf .r- during thu week UntaNoTain De
,-eatba- in Argentina continued Opening
r.~-ra- which ranged from sc of 10 &c UP
with December At S1-S9iz and May AZ 81" 5
Trs4I were followed 10y moderate gen
eral gains and then sharp hut transieHt
setback
subsequently. apparent stoppaSe 81 &c
-rand from the seaboard led To notable
,Iovrnturn in prices. Buffalo sent word lhstt
elevators there were full and that dlspatch-
ins- was slow as the car supply was mad
.guate. The close was heavy at = = sc net
lower with December At Sl-e5-t q $50 anu
May al sLs0z. 1s1-
corn was easy. owing TO general commits
sion house selling The selling was accom-
named 10y reports that livestock was being
I.ndulv forced to sale on account OF the
nigh price Of corn. After opening at =
DECLINE. to q. advance. the market UNDER
went q sag all around and then made scrne-
thing II a rally
Clear cold weather and consequent pre-
diction- Of enlarged receipts brought ABOUT
pronounced weakness IN corn later Inc
close was weak at zN -asc net decline
oats sympathized with the bearish actlol
OF corn. strength OF wheat was only
temporary offset
Weakness Of the hog market operated IS
weight on provisions Selling, however
vas NOT urgent
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-14
ROAD ENGINEER
CHANGES MADE
C. S. Manning is Dropped
From Rolls and W. A.
Wentle Succeeds Him.

G.. = Heunine Tuesday morning MAS
dropped from the county payroll as
county road engineer by the action OF
the county commissioners, TO become
effective December I. W ~ Wentle
was appointed county road engineer At
q salary of S175 monthly, his appoint
ment 10 become effective December l.
Upon motion of commissioner }. NJ
Wauing. seconded by commissioner
George PendeH it was voted TO cut
all specially paid deputy sheriffs from
the county payroll. except office dep
uties and those at the snelter and at
CanutiIlo. The salary of the court
house and Jail inspector was reduced
from $50 to $50 month.
As ex-officio fees. SI60.39 was al
lowed the county tax assessor for the
assessment of the special school tax
A petition was presented by Mrs
G. 3. Hooper. assistant secretary OF
the Associated Charities. asking for an
increase in the amount paid for the
Upkeep of each county penslOner by
approximately 81 each a month The
total increase for the county pension
ers would be $50 a month. The in
creased cost OF foodstuffs was given
as the reason for the request.
bond of $1,000 for r Love. hide
and animal inspector. was received and
accepted
Upon motion OF commissioner Wall
ing. seconded by commissioner Pen
dell ii was voted to discontinue the
publication of the proceedings Of the
county commissioners
An adjourned meeting of the county
commissioners was held at $50 o'clock
this afternoon.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-14
IndustriaI and Railroad stocks.
Livestock.
Kansas CITY livestock. Go

Kansas City Livestock Close
Kansas City. Mo- Nov l4--t1 oss-he-
ceipts. 90 600. Market steady Bulk. $3.50 z
SIS. heavy. ss-s0G1o: light $3.50 $3.50.
,attle-Recefpts. $4,000 Market steady.
Prime fed steers S10G1l-50; western steers.
s6.50d10; stOckers, S5ge; calves. Se-So ~
sHeep-Receipts. 5000 Market higher.
Lambs. S11-35 al l-S5: yesrlings. So @ so
rrethers. $50 q $50: ewes. s. G1-25-
Chicago Livestock. Close
Chicago. III. Nov. Hogs-Rec elpts-
e. 600 Market slow. to loo under Monday S
average Bulk. 1885 a s-s5; light, So n
$50: heavy. Se-55 1918; pigs So-4'G N-oe-
Csttle-Receipts Il. 600. Market unsettled
Native beef cattle. $3.50 q L; western Steers
$500 1925; stockers. St15a 80 cows
s3.7sd a $50: calves. Ss-25 al2.
Sheep-Receipts. -. coo Market steady.
Wethers. S7-SOds. lambs. $50 l1.9o-
Denver Livestock. Close
Denver. Colo. Nov. l4--Gattle-tsece PTS
5000 Market steady. Beef stfers ss-s5W
SIS: COWS and heifers. S5-35 SO feeders
s5.SOHS. calves. $3.50 q s-5o-
HoEs-Receipts 500. Market steady Top,
$3.50: bulk. $3.50 "a 9.S5-
Sheep-Receipts. SeO0- Market strong
Lambs, $3.50 q 11-e5; feeding lambs SIS" q
10: ewes. Ss.40G7-
Fort Worth Livestock. Close
(By Zeiger Hotell
Hogs-Receipts. 1900. Market strong Top,
gs79: bulk Ss-45 = $50.
calves Beef steers. top. $50; bulk $500
G7-g5: COWS. $3.50 y $50. heifers. $500 6-'e-
bulls ssG5. calves. $3.50 z 80; stocSers-
steers s5-50G SIS; cows, 81 q 30; helterH'
SA5Od5: calves. ss.5oGS.
Sheep-Receipts. $50. Goats. 50.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-14
MONEY AND METALS
NEW YORK MARKET

CRv Associated Press-h
Nsw York Nov 1E-Mercantile paper
81 per cent s-
SC day bills S4TOss commercial SO day pills
on banks. s470iz- demand si-'5ss' caoles-
S4-7s s-16-
Bar silver. slsac-
Mexican dollars %
Government bonds heavy
Railroad bonds irregular
Time loans. firmer- 60 and 60 days 90 =
-. per cent. six months. = n 80
rsiI money. strong High u. per cent:
low .: ruling rate. IA last loan - cos
ing bid ~. offered at ~
Conner firm electroiytic- first quarter
so 5OiT So second quarter. $3.50 2 aO-9e-
Iron. firm No. 1 Northern. So q $3.50
Tin. strong. Spot. S4Al2is n Asst
Tin. strong. spot s4S-T5Gf4-Oo-
Lead. S7.00H7-05- --
Spelter. spot. East - LOUIS "eAFelS'
LONDON METALS MARKET
London Eng Nov 1.-THE following
we're the closing quotations OF the LONDON
metals market today
Lead $50 los
Copper. spot. zIss les. future. fI53 los;
electrolytic. E1s--
Tin-Spot. E1SS. futures. 51Ss los
THE LOCAL MARKET
Mexican currency. 10 q lhc-
Nacionaies. 16L C.
Mexican pesos, SIC
Mexican gold 49c-
II PasO Smelter Quotations
Corrected daily.)
Bar silver Handy & Harmon quotations.
London lead. $50. los
Copper. bar. S2s-
Pig lead. -
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-14
Wanted---Much Wanted
4 Home For These Little Ones.

WANTED-A home. somewhere between
the canal and san Antonio street and
Santa Fe and OchOa, for % or more Of
the brightest eyed. pOlitest chubbiest
have TO go out to do washing and
scrdbbing for their meager living.
The home may contain four or more
rooms but must have a yard, then kind
achieve merit by giving sand boxes.
swings teeterS. and garden seeds to
these little ones. children Of as brave
mothers as ever faced work and the
world
The day nursery committee of the
Associated Charities will accept as a
free gift either q house and yard OF a
yard Whereupon a house may be built.
OF any reasonable offer Of a kind friend
OF little folks. TO build a little house
in i big yard. on easy payments
Anyone who does not believe may 90
look on the front porch Of 500 ).
Florence or in the front room and he
will see Not one in a thousand who
may look into that little house viii be
able TO resist the appeal. Youngsters
are Irollck1ng with no room to frolic
in and nothing to frolic with. babies
are sleeping in the midst Of the din.
The place is beautiful with little chill
dren. but lacks almost everything else.
The little children Of the poor need
some big brother or father OF auntie
20 provide for them a home or the
chance to get d home while their brave
mothers are out washing and scrub
bling.
The Associated Charities viii help
TO carry the work along. and once
beautifully started il is bound to pros
per for giving to the little ones is
blessed beyond other giving. Anyone
wishing TO contribute a house or more
than one lot OF chance to build
home to the children of the working
women OF Fl PasO may communicate
with Mrs Horace Stevens. 412 Epson.
telephone 201, or Mrs. II. u. Slater, $50
Prospect avenue, telephone 145. who
viii gratefully act as Intermediates
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-14
kansas Civ Grain. Close.
MEXICAN PRICES.
VINTON MAN BEATEN, ROBBED;
ROAD WORK is COMPLETED

Vinton. Tex. Nov 14.-Pancho Aveno,
an aged Mexican who lives on the
Geek place on the west side, was at
tackled by two amen and severely
beaten The men came 10 the house
and asked for something to eat. AvenO
turned to prepare the food when the
men attacked him, beating him about
the head and almost severing one ear.
After leaving him unconscious, they
robbed the house, also taking a guam
tity Of corn, and made their escape. As
vet no clue has been found.
Work has been completed on the
concrete road here. and the force Of
men and teams is moving south.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-14
Grain and Provisions.

Chicago Grains close
Wheat-Dec- SLS55s: May. Sl-So7&
Corn-Dec-. s57s C. May s6-sc-
Dats-Dec - Sc Ma. 6l5sc C
Chicago Provisions, Close.
pork-Jan-. S27-3e. May S2l-3a-
Lsrd-Jan-. Sl6-S0: MAY. Si6-S2
Ribs-Jan- sl450. May. Sl462-
Chicago Produce. Close
chicago. III Nov I4--Butter-Market
higher. Creamery. 351z p 30 "a
Eggs-Market higher Receipts 4s5S cases
FIrsts % . soc, ordinar- firsts- $50 81 = C.
At mark cases included. 30 q Soc
toes-AIarket higher Receipts. %
cars Michigan. Wisconsin. Minnesota ana
Dakota white. sL5eH rs; Minnesota and
Dakots Ohios. SI-50 $50: Washington ana
Colorado white s1-70 q 1-S0-
Poultry. alive-Market unchanged Fowls
I4izc; springs 14c-
Kansas City Produce, Close.
Cresmery. s5c. firsts Se4zc; seconds. 31e;
packing. sc
EgEs-Firsts. SIC
Pouitry-Hens. 15c; ROSTERS. I2ci broil-
Kansas City Grain. Close.
Kansas city No. Nov l4.-Wheat-No- >
hard <I-S7a I-s2: No. red. Sl-S6 q Isl; .
Dec s1S3: May. S1S5N
Como. mixed. 80 Z e 81 &c: No =
white 81 No yellow, Ssges isc; Dec,
e5Sc. May. 9415c.
Oats-Marlet unchanged No. white
= 2. n ssc. No- . mixed, IS sc
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-14

New York. Sov. 14--Ceutral Leather $
recovery from Ie2sz q 1893 was the con-
spicuo1s feature Of the forenoon operations
n -be stock market. causing urgent snort
coverings Mexicaus also improved suoststl-
tialiv on reports Of a better outlook respeet-
ing affairs in that country Me2ican Fe I,
-, oainInF a. and American Smelling
three points ..
Other strong features included the prlnci-
raj steel stocks coppsrs. zinc and various
- i7drstrtals notably Airhrake which
Increased its gain TO six points Marines
and other shipping shares also scored mate
rfsI advances. likewise the paper group
T--ion Rag gaining Il izpoints- Rails alone
1-e-a backward and relatively dull
Bonds were strong r
nor, ahor conditions unsettled the list ait-r
midday. leading issues losing one TO ~
$3.50 sr1o1ncernent of the restored dividend
he common losing 81 points
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-14
Wanted-ReaI Estate.


WANTED-ReaI bargain in small house
within walking distance Of postoftice. can
nav spot cash TO insure reply Please give
location and lowest price Address Lewis p
o. Dox g. FL PasO-
RINGAIOW wanted. north Of Arizona st. ;
r,rtst have s rooms and basement heat
Price must be right.
PARK PITMAN REALTY co.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-14

West Texas-Tonight fair. continued cold
with slowly rising temperature north por-
ton. temperature l. To is degrees north and
% 10 "A degrees south portion wednesday
fair. slowly rising temperature
Relative humidity in Il PasO al noon
Tuesday. 80 per cent
Precipitation in last q hours Cnches) IL
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-14
water Conditions. Rio Crande Project.

Height OF water
above dam. 8 A. N.
Contents. Acre II.
Elephant Butte reservoir --- 1l6-6S s2--lN9
Increase in - hours ----.--- OBS --s-
Sec. II
Flow Of river at San MarciaI Est 1900
For Neutrality-suspicious.. East side. West
Side and Franklin canals. cut out; AceQuia
Madre. Mexico. canal. second feet
Date Nov Il, 1916.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-14

BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUN-
Gil. or THE CITY OF FL PASD-
That the CITY Clerk be- and hereby IS d.
rected TO advertise for bids for the construc-
tion Of a pavement on Leon street from the
intersection Of the south line OF Improve
ment District No 1 70 the north line OF sec
Ond street
with the specifications therefor prepared by
the CITY Engineer. and now on file IN ms Of
flee which said Specifications have been
approved by this Council said advertise
meut shall appear in each issue OF the o.
ficiaI paper which appears during the ten
GOl DAYS prior TO the zSrd day Of NoveTn-
her 1915 All bids must be sealed and each
be ACCOMPANIED by a certified check IN the
sum OF one thousand (S1.0000ol dollars pay
q bic 10 the Mayor OF the CITY OF Il FaSo-
and which shall become the property Of the
citv in the event that the bidder II sue
cessful. does not within ten (l0l DAYS OF the
acceptance Of his bid enter into contract
with the CITY OF Fl PasO TO complete said
pavement in accordance with SAID
specifications within one month from the
time OF the signing OF the contract All DDS
must be filed with the city clerk on or De
fore ten 00) o'clock a. m the -Srd day OF
November 1915 -. -.
The CITY OF Fl PaSo reserves the right 10
Passed ID and approved this the 9th dav Of
November. 1915
Mayor.
Attest
J. F. Dawson.
CITY Clerk
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-14
COPPER STOCKS
CONTINUE FIRM
General Market Shows Signs
of Unsteadiness But Cop
per Issues Hold Own.

With the big stock market again rather
easy and exhibiting signs OF unsteadiness.
roppers opened steady 20 firm Tuesday anu
at advances in all Of the larger copper
stocks such as Utah Inspiration. Rennecott
and Chino. according 10 advic-s 20 Curtiss-
Manning * Co stocks ami bonds Hot-i
sheldon lobby
Chilli copper exhibited "a great deal oL
strength with an advance in the morning ot
ss Miami Copper also has shown unusual
strength and with am advance Of = points
The smaller coppers have not eNhinited
the same amount Of strength as is being
shown by the larger copper securities hus
they are ruling steady and in most cases
about unchanged
on account Of the severity of the Weatne-.
wire facilities to the east were somewhat
curtailed and both quotations and market
GOSSIP have been under the normal
The Arkansas d Arizona main smart
which vas somewhat damaged by the recent
accident to the cage has completed all re-
pairs during the past ten days. and all de-
veioprn.nt work has now been resumed
Rumors state that letter would probably
he issued by the Green Monster management
this week stating definite basis on which the
Cooper Chief property would be acquired
and also probably announcing Stockholders
right To- subscribe to 100000 Green Monster
treasury stock about TO BE- Issued
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-14
Forecasts

Il Paso and vicinity
Fair tonight and
" sdnesday. continued
cold. with tempera-
ture 20 to Il degrees
tonight
New Mexico - To-
night and Wednesday
fair and not So cold
ArizOns - Fair to-
night and continued
cold. frost south por-
tion. Wednesday fair
with slowly rising
faruBerarure
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-14
Helm Rauted-MaIe.

-----GS10~~~~
van Mitchell. Employment agency
z03 san Francisco st
W4%TFD-DeIivery boy with wheel. High
land drug store.
WINTFD-A sood elevator man; colored
man preferred. Hotel Mccoy
WANTED-First class meat cutter Nc
FFFINI>HER wanted; must be first class
Foutz-Fooshee Co
WANTED-DeIivery boy with wheel; $
xeei- Angeius Cleaning Works
WANTED Boy. drive grocery wagon S4l5
Alameda Phone ia
WANTED Good delivery hoy Tor grocery
store Phone il%l-
WANTED An experienced marker and
s.-f.-r al once Mr. Earle take notice santa
r, Electric laundry santa Fe. New Mex
WA%TED-Barber TO take charge Of shop
in mining camp, guarantee Of 50 week
Phou, elsl-
FIRST CLASS Insurance solicitor to work
city, give reference. care insurance Auort@s
y Ice. care Herald
WANTED-Young man for general office
work also bOokkeeper. give age references
'Nperience- Address So care Herald
WANTED-Four carpenters Apply at Mey-
.rs' place Tobins fourth addition behind
The counts hospital
WANTED-Ciood cook 1vho can walt on
table. japanese or color-d preferred Appl-
9e5 Mesa avenue
WANTFD-Young lady cashier ans order
clerk experienced in taking grocery orders
Apply in the office. Levy Grocery company.
WANTED - An English speaking Mexican
woman who understands dresSr1azing- me
3IiIer-1lade Co. 2es + Missouri
BE \ DETECTIYE-Earn $3.50 to S30O per
month Travel around the world Write Uni
a
Houston. Texas
WANTED Young man with grammar
school education OF better. between 10 ana
Is years old. for position in weather bureau
Good chance FOR advancement
FIREMEN AND BRAKENEN- Beginners
paid sI-0 monthly; permanent positions an, anu
promotion 20 engineer and CONDUCTOR stso
TO $500 monthly; no strike service write
Railway. care Herald
WANTED-Iime burner TO take entire
charge Of lime kiln and property; prefer
man VINO will take financial Interest IN inc
business state experience and give refer
ence- Address box 80. Albuquerque y ~
WANTED-Ten high class male stenogra-
nhers who are thoroughly competent 70 pass
our efficiency test TO fill government posi-
tons ninety dollars per month Underwood
Typewriter Company 2ll Loscys St. san
Antonio. Texas
WANTED AT ONCE-TWO MEN; MUST
RE HTSTIERS OF GOOD ADDRESS; No
DRl Ms NEED affI1 DEhNEtlA1
COOK. ss0s MONTANA ST. CALI. BEFORE
. OR AFTER =
WANTFD-Parties 10 take $50 acre home
stez6s. coal. oil. gas copper mining loce-
tIons Also well dr1lsrs, manufacturers
for making tile. brick. cement blocks con-
tractors to build bungalows: about rs miles
from II Paso in New Mexico Call zOo15
Mesa ave. Room s. Il Paso-
WANTED AT ONCE
-r-ro aggressive experienced real estate
statesmen for city property and rentals; com
mission basis
T. P TURNER a, CO..
c20 Texas St fhone 1sSs-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-14
OUT WEST.

OUT WEST.
Find another COW puncher-
RE3US.
What State?
YESTERDAYS ANSWERS.
Right side dOi7n nose at right
shoulder.
Ptepldnt.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-14
ANSWERS TO HERALD ADS

The following list Of uncaIled for answers
to Herald Want Advertisements are now be-
Ing held for delivery at The Herald business
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-14
WEATHER BULLETIN
L. :. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE.
WEATHER BUREAU.

OT0"I ; 7 I'VE = = y =
: a. m 18th merid-
ian time &c a. m
e Paso time Novem-
Der Il. 1916.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-14
Wanted-Bids.

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Sealed bids will be received at the ONCE
Of the CITY Clerk until ten o'clock a M
OF November esth. 1916. for the purchase
% one Aerial TrucS--5 foot ladder and
one Triple Combination Pumper ~
$50 gallons Terms must he SATISFACTORY
to tho Citv OF Fl Paso- ,,
Right is reserved to reject any and al
J. F. Dawson
CITY Clerk