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The Benson signal., 1916-09-30
SIGNAL MAN VISITS THE
fLGIN SONOlTA
COUNTRY

Last week representative of
the Signal, together with Messrs.
H. &. Brown, of the Benson Lum.
ber and Commercial Co, E. S.
Shoecraft, representing the Emer-
son-Bantingham Implement Co.,
and 0. F. Anderson, representing
the John Deere Co., journeyed
forth into the Elgin- Sonoita coun-
try for the purpose of extending
trade, seeing the country and meet
ing the people of that prosperous
community.
They found a large scope of
country (this was the Signal man s
first visit} of leval or gently roll
ing land, mostly good alluvium
soil, only recently a part of the
uncultivated and unappropriated
public domain, now being trans
formed into garden spot at the
hands of thrifty and up-to date
community of farmers.
The country is in a fourishing
condition, crops are looking fine
and the farmers without exception
seemed optimistic and we'll pleased
with the outlook. The party Wis
tied a number of farmers, without
encountering single calamity
howler, "knocker'' or discouraged
settler.
The first farm visited was that
of Mr.. I. P. Frazier, for the pur-
pose of taking John Deere corn
binder, sold to Mr.. G, L. Beatty,
where it was to be given a trial.
The trial was entirely satisfactory
to Mr.. Beatty and the farmers who
had assembled to witness the dem
onstration. Mr.. Beatty also pur-
chased a 12-horsepower Emerson
tractor.
Mr.. Frazier, above mentioned,
has just finished pit silo, 22 feet
deep and TO feet in diameter, with
The Benson signal., 1916-09-30

from Benson, and with good road
built by the shortest route much
trade would soon be developed.
This in one of the needs Of the
country, and another is better
train service with consequent i'm
proved mail facilities. The trav-
elers returned much impressed by
the evidences Of prosperity shown
by the enterprising settlers of this
section of the Country.
The Benson signal., 1916-09-30
St. David Items
Especial Correspondent

Mrs. Emma Merrill entertained
a party of friends at her home
Wednesday night in honor of her
husbands birthday.
A farewell party will be given
Friday night in honor of Charley
Plumb, who is going away to the
northern states.
Messrs. Bill and Nye Etz motored
motored up from Benson Wednes-
day night.
Miss Isabel Trejo, of Benson,
was a visitor at the home of Miss
Blanch Merrill Wednesday night.
Mrs. Clara Busby spent Tues
day with Mrs. M. T. Maurrey,
helping her put up tomatoes.
Mr.. Francis Goodman went to
Tombstone Wednesday on busi-
ness.
Mr. Abe Busby and Edwin came
up from Patagonia by auto Satur-
day to spend Sunday at home, re-
turning Monday.
Mr. Donald Reed, of Stafford, is
here spending a few weeks with
friends.
Mrs. Nellie Greacebach, of Yuma,
has been spending few days at
her ranch here.
The Benson signal., 1916-09-30

capacity of forty tons. He will
fill it with milo maize and Hickory
King corn.
Mr.. j. G. Frazier has forty acres
of white milo which will yield
about $500 pounds of seed per
acre. The entire crop has been
sold to the U. S. government for
1oc per pound.
The party made their headquar-
ters at the Elgin Hotel, conducted
by Mr. V. P. Hanson, an old resi-
dent and well-known citizen. The
fare, composed of good old-fashion
home cooking, was thoroughly en-
joyed by all. Mr.. Hanson also
runs general merchandise store,
and has a fourishing trade, besides
being engaged in farming. He and
Mr.. M. T. Lavell also made the
purchase of a John Deere corn
binder.
Thursday evening the party Wis
tied the place of DR.. T. lilies, who
is the owner of one Of the finest
farms in the valley. He has fine
extent of good level loamY land
upon which is growing a splendid
crop of corn. 1t is estimated that
the crop will yield at least seventy
five bushels to the acre. It has
the appearance of corn raised un-
under irrigation. It may be men
toned here that this area Of coun-
try depends upon the natural rain
fall exclusively, there being no
irrigation methods practiced.
The visitors from Benson were
invited to take dinner while at the
Ties home, and Mrs. Hes surprised
the party with sumptuous chicken
dinner, which was thoroughly en-
joyed by all
Mrs. M. L. Mowry, formerly Of
Benson, where three years ago
her husband was principal of the
grammar school, has a homestead
within a mile and half Of Elgin,
where with her two sons she is
raising chickens and prospecting.
On an Approximate air line this
section is not over thirty miles
The Benson signal., 1916-09-30
High School Notes

Several of the classes organizes
this week and a good deal Of class
enthusiasm was displayed The
officers of the different classes are
as follows:
SENIORS
President, Harold Holcomb; vice-presi-
dent, Nye Etz; secretary and treasurer,
Louis kempf
JUNIORS
President, Claude Sipes; vice-president,
Bill Etz; secretary, Marguerite Wilson;
treasurer, Ada May EH.
SOPHOMORES
President, Joseph Scott; ice-president.
Isabel Trejo; secretary, Elva Gillett; treas
urer, Willona Miller.
Although several attempts were
made by the freshmen to organize
they have not as yet selected Off
GERS. After a few weeks Of deiib-
GRAFTON however they will probably
make such excellent selections as
to add dignity to their ranks.
A high class, frst-rate lyceum
course has been provided for the
entertainment Of the public, The
first number will be rendered Octo-
ber 9th by Ernest J. Powell, the
Purpose Lecturer. Every one is
advised to purchase a season ticket
at a special rate, There will posi-
lively be no disappointments.
Text books are arriving daily,
and students are working more
earnestly than ever.
Long live Miss Hughes Long
live the girls Of the Domestic
Science department. Long live
every one who assisted last Satur-
day in the preparation and in the
serving of one of the most appetiz-
ing and generous meals ever tasted
in the history of the B. U. H. S.
This week brought the attend>
ance up to the fifty mark. 1t is ex
pected that next week it will rise
still higher.
In the Elgin country much in
terest is being manifested in the
Benson High School. Mr. Rob-
ertson is in receipt Of letter from
that district ipquiring about &C
commodations for boys. Hint,
Board of Education-dormitory.
The Benson signal., 1916-09-30
OLD SPANISH TRAIL A
NEW EAST-WfST
ROUTE

Another transcontinental route
has been put on the national road
map, known as the Old Spanish
Trail,
The Old Spanish Trail highway
follows the line of least resistance
for automobiles between the At
lantic and the Pacific oceans. 1t is
the route of greatest beauty, most
attractions, best accommod atoms
and service, and is destined to be-
come one of the most popul AZ cross
country routes with tourists
Under present conditions, it is
possible to tour from Los Angeles
to Miami, Florida, within wenty
days, but there is too much to be
seen and enjoyed en- route to at
tempt such speedy travelling
Wonderful strides are being
made In constructing hard sur
faced, permanent roadways, con-
Meeting with those already COM
pleted, in all the states. This gives
assurance of a finished ocean~to-
ocean highway at no distant day.
The survey of the a1l-sesson and
aH-Southern trunk line was made
by Harry Locke, field engineer of
the association. Mr.. Locke has
gained national reputation as
pathfinder of auto routes, and DUR
ing the past six years has COM
piled and published a number of
tour guides covering the south and
southwest.
This route is another eastern OUT
let for the Borderland (p's 'ssing
through Benson) with which it con-
meets at Ell Paso, running thence
westward to the Pacific Coast.
Go to the Benson Coal q Ice
Company Tor COAL ice and soda
Wofar
The Benson signal., 1916-09-30
Rally Day at M. e. Church

Tomorrow, Sunday, October /,
is the I5oth anniversary of the
beginning of Methodism in Amer
ica, under Philip Embury. Benson
Methodist Sunday School is cele-
brating this event on their annual
rally day. Every body is invited.
Come and help. It begins at 10
o'clock a. m.
The Benson signal., 1916-09-30
Republican Speaking

Hon. Thomas E. Campbell, Re-
publican candidate for governor,
and a pumbor of prominent mem
bers of the party, among them our
well known fellow citizen, Doane
Merrill, will speak at the K. of P.
Hall Tuesday night, October sd.
They will speak at St. David at
s o'clock IN the afternoon of the
sd, and at Pomerene Wednesday
morning, October 4th at 9 o'clock.
An advertisement of the meeting
appears on this page.
The Benson signal., 1916-09-30
Fire Engine Given Test


Last Monday afternoon a test
was made of the new chemical fire
engine which has just been re
ceived by the fire department. A
large pile of boxes, barrels and in-
fammable material was set on fire
and the engine hose turned upon
it. The test was a severe one,
from the size of the blaze and for
the reason that the fire iuside the
boxes was hard to reach, but
enough Was seen to satisfy the
fremen and citizens that in an Or
binary blaze the engine will do
satisfactory work. The engine will
be useful in an emergency, where
quick action is required, ana is not
intended to supersede altogether
the regular fire fighting appa-
ratus.
The Benson signal., 1916-09-30

FOR RENT-32o acres Of land
Oh he mesa Feuce and sufficient
water for a mum Der Of head of
stock. Rent 500. 90 per year.
Apply to H. c. Kimball, Central
Bank, Wilcox, Arizona.
The Benson signal., 1916-09-30

Remember / can save you mouey
on gasoline, distillaJe and lubri,
eating oils, both wholesale and re-
tail. CT, Moss.
The Benson signal., 1916-09-30
PRESBYTERIAN Church Services.

Rev. T. J. Hedges the pastor, will preach
at the Presbyterian Church tomorrow
morning and evening.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-01-10
To CELEBRATE
At WATERWORKS
Mayor Plans Big Celebra-
ton on Mesa January %
to Honor Former Mayor.

FL Paso is going wet Saturday.
January p, when the city will Off
cialy bring in the new $4,000 gallon
an hour municipal well on the mesa
This viii be the occasion for a real
FL PasO celebration. Mayor Tom Lea
originated the plan Of celebrating the
bringing IN of the new wells which
forever establish the fact that the mesa
success and viii supply Greater FL Paso
with pure, mesa water for years to
come.
Morehead Appreciation.
As an appreciation of the fight he
made against the greatest odds while
mayor. Charles r Morehead is to be the
guest Of honor at the celebration which
viii follow a luncheon to be given out
doors at the mesa waterworks plant on
the afternoon Of January p. Mayor
Lea has personally invited the veteran
banker and former mayor to be his
guest and 10 accompany him to the
mesa in the mayors auto for the cele-
bration TO celebrate the bringing in
the new wells
d. Storms Invited.
In addition to Mr.. Morehead, D.
storms, who made a strong speech in
favor Of the mesa location. will also
be one Of the guests of honor. The en-
tire city administration, county officers
prominent citizens and officials of the
chamber of commerce will be the guests
vite c. E Kelly, former mayor, and his
former councilmen to attend the cele-
bration.
Former Mayor TO Open Well
The big, new well will be uncapped
by former mayor Morehead and he will
make talk on the city waterworks
and tell Of the fight which he led to
have the plant established there.
I believe men should be honored for
what they do for the public good while
they are living" said mayor Lea Mon
day That was the motive which in
spired me TO plan this celebration on
the mesa FL Paso now has the best
water and the best Waterworks system
in Texas and il is due 10 c. r. More
head. D. Storms and the other men who
fought for the creation Of the present
plant that FL Paso can boast Of this es-
tablished fact The big. new well.
which is only one Of a number now be-
ing sunk on the mesa, has more than
double the capacity Of the old wells and
shows conclusively that NJ. More
heads reasoning was sound when he
argued that the mesa covered a great
pocket Of pure water which would sun
ply the city for years to come"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-01-10

room frame large hall. : large sleeping
pOrches, full lots. harm and chicken
house block OF car line. Price $500
Only $50 down. balance SIS per month
room brick. bath and some built in fea-
lures. Lot 4ox1oo on car line Special prics
for 10 days 500 cash down. balance SI5
per month
Two new room bricks, never been occu-
pied glassed In sleeping porches, all mod
ern conveniences. on car line. well located
Very low price $500 cash down, balance 10
Suit buyer.
real home on Tularosa street Something
that you will appreciate Party has 20 sell
4 room new brick. modern in every respect
hard wood floors. perfectly beautiful bulk
IN features. sleeping porch. 10 feet wide all
across the back Paving paid for. Nice lawn
Price $500. Special terms TO right party.
New State Realty Co.
Phone 1871 32s Mills Bldg
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-01-10

INVESTMENTS.
150x120 feet corner with three buildings,
IS rooms and two store rooms. Rented now
at S212s perannuu- Price s125O0. Terms.
y. B.-This is corner below Eighth
street. too.
South OreEon-4o room tenement-S15O
per month income. $500 $4,000 cash
Two pieces Broadway income for sale or
trade
FOR EXCHANGE.
10 acres alfalfa and cash for rOoming
house. 10 or Il rooms.
acres with house. close in in valley for
q Ford OF lots.
IS acres with livestock. etc. for city lots
or house. $500.
RANCHES.
Patented range with two running springs
Of water FOR SEQ head; good grass $4,000.
MINES.
Several good propositions.
Wanted range lands. have cash buyers.
List your holdings.
CATTLE.
100 to 500 head, , year and up Mexican
steers. $40.
Pennebaker.
5os Two Republics Bldg Phone 2s4L
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-01-10

SEE LIPFORD FOR SPECIAL.
BARGAINS IN BOOMING HOUSES.
THE BEST CLOSE IN LOCA-
TONS. ALL MONEY MAKERS,
AND LOWEST PRICES.
A FEW SAMPLES.
Z rooms elegant furniture. Rent $40.
$3.50. S350 cash.
rooms. 3 sleeping porches. Rent
s45. $3.50. $400 cash
10 rooms. swell furniture Rent SIS
$500, easy terms
Is rooms. ) sleeping porches. Rent
$40 1890. small cash payment
IL rooms, swell One block north
P. o.. $1,000 Small cash payment.
10 rooms. steam heat. swell furni-
ture- call and see this. A bargain
IS rooms. steam heat. swell furniture
Call and see this A bargain.
IS rooms. clears $500 monthly, long
lease S25oo. Easy terms
IS rooms. clears 500 monthly. Al
ways fun. $4,000. Secured notes will
buy this with no cash payment
This IS the safest investment in e
Paso.
We have just what you want. Size.
location and price
SEE IlPFORD.
WITH c. A. EINNE COMPANY.
2e5 NORTH OREGON ST. PHONE
1881.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-01-10
For Sale Real Estate
Country Property.


s5eO ACRES, eighty percent tilable, consider
some trade, near railroad. bargain Route
= Box $50. Fort Worth. Tex.
SALE. trade or rent story stone building
so by 100. In heart Of good central Texas
town. containing $4,000 worth blacksmith
tools Address T. 133 Herald
1901 ACRES two miles Lometa. $50 acres
in cultivation, mountain. sheep fence,
rural route. splendid stock farm $50 per
acre. terms. no trade J. NJ BIitcham, Owner
Lometa, Texas. Lampasas Co.
TWO acres good land with room adobe
house, dirt roof with iron over it. One IzxI5
It. sleeping room and good tent house
Chicken house. See Max Riebeing, Hatch
y NJ
THREE DAYS ONLY-Fine deal on hotel.
buy lease 10 20 thousand acres OF land
Sis per acre snap. Best sheep or cattle
ranch in y M Farm lands under the
ditch All up the valley. Bargains Call
Grand Hotel. Room Il.
HEALTHSEEKER ATTENTION: You can
regain your health with reasonable certafn-
ty. II you Will locate on $50 acres Of bench
land, forty-five miles from FL Paso Rail-
road station and spostoffics on it. Good ep-
portunity for deval opment as townsite health
resort OF fruit land Price S6.5e per acre
address x IS, care Herald
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-01-10

S2e5O.
room bungalow just completed. dandy
Just north Of Alta Vista school. PAY $3.50
down bal $50 including interest
FOR RENT room bungalow. Alta Vista
Dist room house. Prospect
$500.
Z room bungalow. new and never occunied.
Some beauty. $1,000 down. bal TO suit YOU
SIS monthly, buys room dandy house
north tide. Price $500
TRADE
Equity Of $500 in = five room bungalows for
tenement or apartment ste What have
you?
Security Realty Co.
40g-s F. Nat Bank Bldg Phone s77z
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-01-10

i y.
New room modern home on ? full
lots. paving paid Double garage.
half sized basement hot air heat,
gas, beautiful buiItin buffet. hard
wood floors large dressing room with
az builtin features Price $500.
szeoo cash You can't duplicate the
house for this.
YOUR OPPORTUNITY.
room bungalow never occupied. I
block OF Alta Vista school. $500
cash Price $1,000. You will have to
hurry.
TRADE YOUR VACANT LOTS.
We have several homes 20 trade for
vacant lots Why not make your
vacant property income7
NEW ROOM BUNGALOW IN
GRAND VIEW, $500 cash. Price
$3.50. Hardwood floors. Basement
all builtin features. Cheap?
APARTMENT SITE CHEAP.
We dare you TO make Us an offer
on this beautiful apt site on North
II Paso St 1O1S1zo- Owner needs
money quick You will have TO
hurry II you want this bargain
south front.
NEW 1 ROOM BUNGALOW 500
CASH.
dandy 4 room bungalow. never
occupied, just off Montana st. this
side Of Piedras. Price $3.50. $50
and int. East front
LOT BARGAINS.
Lots in Manhattan Hts. Just of
Elm St $40 each. paving and side
walks paid They are worth 5000.
These won't last
LOTS y BLOCK OF NEW HIGH
School, $1,000. You VIII have to
hurry
4Oxl3O SOUTH FRONT. LEVEL.
! block m new high school south
front, 1920.
40x10O On BROWN ST. East front
going at $500. Owner has TO have
the money
Hawkins Bros. Phone $500.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-01-10
BUSINESS Is BOOMING.

BUSINESS Is BOOMING.
ss75.
on Montana; full lots; room
house Some buy
$500.
room bungalow; on lots; very
best location. Must sell this week.
A real bargain
ssO50.
Brand new room bungalow, moo
ern: close to car; $3.50 down. S35 a
month, including interest.
s2s5O.
You will say 1t is prettier and more
for the money than anything you
have seen: room modern. new
bungalow. with gisssed in porch,
S15U cash, balance SIS per month
VALLEY LAND.
p acres OF valley land 20 miles
about half in good stand OF alfalfa.
bal in general cultivation. houses
Now we have got 10 sell this TO
settle an estate. Late owner refused
$50 per acre last summer VIII sell
for $50 per acre and make terms
10 suit This won't last.
$500.
acres down valley good house.
viii trade for anything Of value in
city property.
White-Paden Realty Co.
Phone 1919
zoe \. Stanton St
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-01-10
THE REASON WHY.
ANnTHEr nRnnE

ANOTHER PROOF
About 200 acres IN the valley and some on
he higher level tract subject 10 irrigation
now About rs acres out Of the 200 IN cult
walton now. About 100 acres in alfalfa. about
10 acres in bearing fruit. balance in grain
S room adobe house. large adobe hay barn.
several other adobe store houses Faces on
main ditch and paved state highway Only
20 miles north Of FL Paso. close to good
modern school, paved road all the way IN
On the creamery auto route VIII sell you
the iTrigable land and throw in the rest
which gives outlet to thousands OF fine pub
lie grazing land. for only SIS per acre. Good
terms
R. C. BAILEY LAND co.
sos Mesa Ave Phone 2D6s.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-01-10
For SaIe-ROOmIng houses.
THE BEST YET.

q rooms. north side. swell furniture. the
best location in the city. A safe buy $500.
$4,000 cash. viii handle. See Mr. Rice.
Ramey Bros.
500 First Nat Bank Bldg. Phone s12
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-01-10
Observation-Disclosures.
NEW s ROOM FURNACE
HEATED RTEGATnW

Never occupied Large living room and
dining room, hardwood floors. rustic mantle
with bookcases on each side artistic colo
made opening. massive buffet, kitchen cabi-
net. best OF plumbing
The three bed rooms daintilv tinted and
finished in white enamel Sanitary medi-
cine cabinet Beautiful electric fixtures
throughout. screen porch back OF kitchen
South front on main paved St not very far
large lots
Price only $3.50. $3.50 down and monthly
payments Ike rent
Phi 5o75- Creel & Phillips 500 Mesa
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-01-10

REMEMBER We ADVERTISE BARGAINS
ONLY.
IL ROOMS, 4 LOTS, CLOSE IN Most ele-
CANT modern uptodate house in the city
Cost $4,000 can be bought for Sl2.5OQ-
Easy terms Owner leaving city.
$500 RIYS A so FOOT APT clIE NOhIH
MASONIC TEMPLE, $1,000 under value
BIG TENEMENT BARGAIN ON BROAD
WAN-Get our price.
SAN ANTONIO ST. BARGAIN near Toltec
club, 8 room house Lot 50x2oo. Make Us an
offer. Easy terms
. LOTS w Missouri, si700, Sunset Heights
east front property paved. Close to Was
school.
RENTS TO COILECTs Let US worry.
B. W. Hale.
II. r. Klburn Go.
'52 First Natl Bank fnohe sVs-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-01-10

COTTON GISNED REACHES
TOTAL OF IO.e43,ssS BALES
Washington. Jan. 1O-Cotton ginned prior
70 January I. vas 10.643.7S3 running bales.
including 105.599 round bales and Sssai
bales Of Sea Island, the census bureau an
nounced today.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-01-10
For Sale or Exchange-KeaI Estate.

For Sale or Exchange-ReaI Estate.
~~~~-~~-~~~~~~~-------~---
FOR SALE OR TRADE-in Government
Hill. modern bungalow Price $3.50 Terms
Phone 500 =. Address 1923 La Lux
WELL improved 50 acre ranch. y n. for
Fl Paso or what have your V So. care Her
aid.
FOR TRADE-Improved Suburban property
as first payment on valley land Address T
80, care Herald
FOR SALE CHEAP OR Will TRADE FOR
CITY lots
One second hand capacity 1900 pound truck
One second hand two horse wagon in good
repair Address Postoffice Box 567-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-01-10
VALLEY LANDS.

VALLEY LANDS.
Il acres unimproved land near
Clint close TO new canal about
/ mile from town, light sandy
coil. fenced and grubbed- Price
sos per acre.
80 acres 1 mile from san Eli
carlo. part In alfalfa, fenced,
and all in good condition. Price
$40 per acre
IS acres improved. s room house.
well and windmill, most has
been in cultivation. Z. imle from
Clint. Price $1,000. VIII trade
for Fl Paso property.
Several 10. 20 and 20 acre tracts
near Las Cruces. and on main
county road, going at $50 per
acre. 1-10 cash
Several good ranch bargains. To-
Gated in West Texas. and New
Mexico. II will pay to investi-
gate these
See Huffman with
Hill, Huffman & Rintleman.
Insurance.
Phone 251- 81 Mills Bldg.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-01-10
For Sale Real E.tass-cIty Property.

For Sale Real Estate-City Properfv,
100 IT. CORNER.
On Boulevard. several blocks west OF Hous-
ton Park for s2f.o Improved Good terms.
Cassidy & Neel.
211 Mills St. Phone $50
OWNER MUST SELL
room new bungalow never occupied, hard
wood floors throughout. Buckeye crate
glassed IN sleeping porch. fine location
Phone AIS. J. C. Tapscott. No agents
a BEAUTY, new modern bungalow. rooms
glassed in sleeping porch. hardwood floors
builtin features, CRATE and mantle. garage
driveway. paved street. high class neighhor-
hood. near car line. A bargain al S475o
$1,000 cash. balance TO suit buyer. Phone
ZOOS. Ask for Townley or call at SOC Mesa
Ave
CLOSE IN HOME.
; rooms on z Rio Grande street. hardwood
floors throughout. bungalow mantel south
front 10x2f screened porch. cement front
porch Every house occupied by owners in
this block Paving. parking and sidewalks
paid Price $4,000. $1,000 cash The ground
alone is worth $500.
Cassidy a Neel Sole Agents.
I'll Mills St Phone 920.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-01-10
For SaIe-Farms and Ranches

FOR SALE-Fifty acres farm. forty-seven in
cultivation A few hundred yards outside OF
city limits Of Las Cruces. $50 per acre. part
cash. balance time Address P o. Box II.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-01-10

ALTA VISTA BARGAIN $1,000.
Dandy brick on good corner in Alta Vista
district All modern convenicnces. Only $500
cash balance Ike rent
dacon-Scott Realty Co.
fs5 Mills Bldg. Phone 5s79