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FURS
FUlIRS

Any fur left at exactly half price Some very
beautiful neck pieces and muffs IN the lot This means
$3.50 Fnrs Sos $1,000 Furs %
: 600 FuN $500 Any one # lust half price
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500 HOUSE DRESSES 6oc

. lot Of regular dollar dresses in gingham,
md flannelette. regular sl.00 dresses, - close {
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HORSE BLANKETS REDUCED
$50 BOYS SUITS Sf.a8

Lot of Boys Cloth Suits, very attractive patterns
IN blue, brown and grey sizes to II years splendid
for school suits regular price $3.50 to close out 81 98
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LONG CLOTH $500 PIECE

l0yard pieces of long cloth, fair quality at low
price. Do your sewing when the weather is bad
and you cannot get out
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=f5c TICKlNGsIf2!c

We bought 4 lot of these under the price and ,
are passing the saving along to YOU We cannot dup
cate them at this price
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TRIMMED HATS 9se
$500 SILK WAISTS sf.6e
Sf.00zWAIsB 79e

Your choice Of any dollar waist in the house for
9e. Most of these were for the Christmas trade
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pERcALEs sse YARD
BEST PERcAlEs 11c

Lot Of the best quality percales in light and dark
patterns at lie yard
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WINDOW SHADES 25e

Best quality water color window shade
On good spring rollers Every shade guar
fect and brackets nails and ring pull inc
each shade. These will be higher in the spr
in January. only Csc
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LIh0LEUM79c

. Several rolls of good cork linoIeum. two
and will give excellent wear, linoleums vii
much higher in the spring, so this is a good t
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GIH6HAMsI7ge

Good patterns and good quality at low price.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-02-14
Thayer Family Returns from San Antonio.

Major and Mrs. Arthur fhavcr and
their sous. Arthur and Gerard Thaycr.
returned to-day from san Antonio,
where they attended the fmcral of Ma
ior and Mrs ThaNcrN eldest daughter.
Miss Marie Thayrr. who died Thurs.
a., Ut Fort l;aNard. New Mexico. Tn,
funeral WAS held SUNDAY Afternoon
from the home If the late General l:ul
li> li San Nntnnin. with inlrrmcnt ~
the National Cemetery with full mill
tar, hunrr>. The pllllcarcrS We're oil.
Gers attached 10 the garrison "a Fort
sam Houston. Miss ThaAcr Was 4 -
,iaI f~aNurite in san Antonio and VAS
. ichuimtc of the 1913 social season
there.
The Tbavcr family are uHr>t~ ~ the
home oi Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Rabb.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-02-14
Commission To Meet
Each Second Thursday

As Saturday night has proven an In
convenient time for several Of The cltN
commissioners t. leave their business n
has heen decided that in the future al
meetings will he held on Thursday aft
ernounS. and with an interval II two
weeks between each meeting. The nrst
meeting will be- held Thursday ot this
week az = O'Clock ina the afternoon.
AT Saturday nights session both
Commissioners More and Putcgnat were
absent aud only routine matters. chiefly
the auditing of bills. were discussed.
The commission approved - the action
al thu city manager M refusing a. reduce
lax assessments on claims hN owners al
excessive aSSeS>mSitS.. Nr. Williams
took the position that that was a mat.
ter that could only he taken up legally
la he hoard of equalization.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-02-14

her aloug-
"Bcaurllarvey. The leader of a gang
OF gunmcn. lcaruS that the vessel L. III
carry a large shipment OF silver. lie
makes arrangements Tor ten Of the
crew 10 desert, then takes ten of his
mel and applies for work aboard. Left
ia the lurch, the captain takes them on.
Meantime, Ruth has become very
friendly With Tom Avery. the first
mate. The second day out Harvey aid
his men throw overheard three Of the
crew and seven others are killed BY
drinking poisoned coffee.
The Captain. Professor Disiow and
Avery are then seized bound. and the
wireless operator murdered. \ storm
arises and the propeller shaft is broken
She runs aground on a reef just OF a
small island. Harvey has already cut
The wireless aerial down The mutt
necrS prepare 10 90 ashore. Ruth per
SHADES Harvey 10 let her speak whit
hcr grandfather and the professor gives
her 4 bottle of morphine tablets. urging
her. should the worst come. 10 swallow
he contents. She conceal> the phial and
goes ashore. When Harvey orders her to
prepare a meal she cmpties the NOR
phine into the coffee pot.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-02-14
They REFUSE.TOEA EAT

AT periods IN most childrenS lives
theyfail to relish their meals and refuse
% cat ever the delicacies prepared to
tempt their appctites. They lack am
bition, and growth seems impcded.
which causes anxiety and worry.
To compel them TO cat i a grave
mistake. because nutrition i impaired.
l%Icllthful exercise IN fresh air and sun
shine IS important, but equally import
ant is 4 spoonful Of SCOTS Emulsion
three times 4 day ~ feed the tissues
and furnish fcodenersy 70 improve
their blood. aid nutrition and sharpen
their appciitcS.
The highly concentrated medicinal
food in SCOTS Emulsion supplies the
very elements children need tn build mp
their strength. They relish Scott's-iti is
free from alcohol
Scott . Buwnc. Bloomfield, MI 1854
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-02-14
WOMAN SEARCHES
FOB FATHER WHO
is 81 YEARS OLD
CHICAGO WOMAN WRITES CITY MAN
AGER TO HELP HER TO FIND
AGED MAN.
SAYS SHE HAS NOT SEEN HIM SINCE
SIZE WAS IN ORPHANS HOME
AT AGE OF Is.

Who knows L.0rcnz Wambach. who. if
alive, j. about - wears old?
Mrs. II. %Strangeman Of 13~'6 Stewart
avenue. Chicago. ILL.,. who SAYS she is
his daughter and that she has not seen
him since she was placed la AN orphans
home on the death of her mother in 1882
has written CITY Manager Williams
asking his hclr iii l~ucatin. the aged man
who was a veteran of the Mexican, In
dian and Civil wars.
Mrs. S%tranecman says:
Il was porn III Austin. Texas. Aug
ust 20, $50. and nay father was one of
The early fighters Of Texas being only
IL wears old ~ the time of the Mexican
war. 80 when my mother died in 1S>2
he put three Of hi> children in an or
phans home. When ! was H. wears old
! came 10 ~. Loui> anil | have not heard
anything from father since. lie j. a
very large man: his name i Lorenz
Wambach: hc came from Germany when
H. was L. wears old and was in the
Mexican. Indian and civil wars. He j.
about ~ wears az age. has dark hair.
brown ewes aud auburn mu>tachc.
II have tried every WAY 10 find him.
7 was his f~avoritc child and named for
his mother. | have eight children. five
bows and three girls. The oldest j. a
girl ~ IL wears. Ny Youngest j. 4 boy
who will hr four wears old the 10Th day
of this month. | will he very thankful
if Won VIII help me find my father"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-02-14
ADJUSTMENTS
DreamIand.

That %uncqualed moving picture ac-
treSs. Clara Kimball Young, appears in
Marrying Money a Shubert feature de
picting some Of the aetualities of life
10 he shown AT the Dreamland theater
tonight.
An advance notice SAYS: Theodore
Nandeyeer and James Sweeney are two
young lawyers without clients. Things
are going badly with them and when
they are al the lowest cbb. Theodore
Archie. who is also named aS an heir
to his rich uncle'S estate. Theodore is
not the only heir. He has d rich ,onsin
Archie. vino il olSo named ~ An heir
Though The viii was a great disai
poiniment. Theodore ana Sweeney are
far from being discouraged. They pay
their creditors and find that they still
have 800 left. They determine. then. to
60 TO Rockville. a fashionable summer
resort. They arrive IL Rockville and ap-
ply for rooms nj the hotel. The; fin'l
that a magnificent suite has already
been engaged by Cousin Archie anl his
mother. who have not We: arrived The
hotel clerk believing that Theodore is
Ia he in Archic's party. gives Theodore
and Sweeney part Of suite. This fact
causes everybody in Rockville 80 heliece
that Theodore il rirh ana therefore. the
ambitions mo;mcr> Of the pretty girls n
Rockville consider him 4 great catch.
Among the girls M the hotel y Nil
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-02-14
CHURCH SOCIETIES

On account ~ The death Ut l. II il,t!
the Ladies Aid Soclcty oi the Central
Christian Church has suspended ~ regu-
alar weekly meeting.
The Woman Missionary society of the
Methodist church WA tu meet W it~ rcan-
lar weekly b;hi, study hour this afternoon
1T 3 IA o'clock.
Mr.. f.. l.. Barbour entertained the
Ladies' Aid Socictv 81 the rrc-hvtcr1n
church this afternoon.
Tn. Woman Missionary S"ciciy ~ the
baptist church mt W ~, church parl"r-
this afternoon.
The Woman Guild ,t The Ep~c"pa.
church met ~ regular session at ih' PARISH
hnn-r ili~ afternoon.
I'll. m-mlTr~ "f the fpw"rth League Will
entertain tu.lghi N : o'clock with \ Nalcu-
i'm, party IL ,tc home ~ ~. E H. hcka-
Son on lcVec street.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-02-14
Returned Missionary
Lectures To Pupils

The pupils of the Brownsville public
schsols ia the third, fodrth, fifth and
sixth grades were Interestingly and in
structiyely entertained this morning by
Mrs. Roy Cleveland Of the Presbyterian
Mission field ia the Congo state. South
Africa. Mrs. Cleveland exhibited 10 the
children a number of curious. intricate
pieces of native workmanship as we'll ~
4 number of the skins Of the animals
native to that country. The lectures
devoted i large part nf her talk to the
young people ia discussing the manners
and custour> of the people ~ South AT
ri,a aud Ia the insect life Of the country.
Mrs. Cleveland last night lcciurrd IA
The Presbyterian church to 4 large and
interested audience. \ number of bits
Of native workmanship were shown and
the lecturer pleaded that ! people who
could show such native skill aud abil
ity IL eNcmplifict - the objects shown
should he educated and trained.
Another interesting lit Of knowledge
impaired u, Mrs. Cleveland was the
Tact that the largest single cougrcga-
iion in the Southern prc>bN terrain
church was located in Lucho. Africa.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-02-14

Andrew l'appa~. manager ~ the Queen
iheatcr IT 100 Elizabeth street an
nounccd today that tins new moving picture
house will open Saturday. February -.
with a ~iN reel keystone comedy featuring
Marie Drc~~lcr. supported by Charles
Chaplin and Mabel Norlnand. The Queen
vii! have \ seating capacity ~ about 500
people. and viii ~ equipped with \ stage
Tor occasional vaudeville offerings which
Mr.. pappa~ plans To- bring down from
houston. provided y break ~ the Jump can
BE- had al Corpus thri~A.
Picture- will be- shown at the Queen con
tinuou>lv during the day. beginning 10 !
o'clock IA the afternoon aud ending N III
O'Clock III the evening. TN" theatcr viii
be equipped with 'hree projectors, two ia
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-02-14
Widely Known Midget
Dies In Liverpool
nv Asso~ilted Press

NEW YORK. y. Y. Feb. l4-Eela-
lives here today received word If the
death II Major" Edmund Newell. ir..
widely known aS a midget. in Liverpool.
England. last week. He was sixty YEAR
old. was twenty four inches tall anil
weighed twenty seven pounds. He mar
rid Minnie Warren. also d widely
known midget.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-02-14
Blu Commercial Meeting in Wisconsin.

MADISON. Wis. Feb 1.-THE Wis
consiu Commercial and Industrial Con
grcSS. composed Of representatives Of
commercial organizations Of the state.
convened here today. The meeting is
under the auspices Of the department Of
political economy and the extension Of
TIL University az Wisconsin.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-02-14
Diitmlnn.

What Happened on the l;lrbIda'
is a three part Edison drama ~ he
shown III thr nitimann thcIrcr tonight.
I'm advance notice saws.
Durior Dislow IL sent To come IT,
South -Amcric. Ia attend a patient. No
passenger steamer il leaving Tor three
DAYS. The frcightrr ~HarbuIa" will
sail on the following dav aud Ruth.
his granddaughter %prrSuadc> him take
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-02-14
SOCIAL NOTES

The all day party given by Mrs. W c.
Craig last Saturday in honor Of Mrs. l.. s.
Grder proved one of the most enjoyable
as well as one Of the most nniqnc parties
OF the season. la the morning Mrs. Craig
entertained the ladies Of the older married
set. The first prize was won by Mrs. W. II
Walton. 1t was a water color painting
the work Of Miss Kathleen Craig, a Young
artist of more than ordinary ability. The
second prize, n cream and sugar service.
was awarded To Mrs Staney Ford
In the afternoon the ladies Of the
Younger married set and the young ladies
were entertained. The first prize. an en-
broidered neeligee. was won BY Mis- Err
n~cstine Faux. The second. IN embroid-
cred towel. va won BY Mi-- Hcrlinda Ga
males.
In the evening the gentlemen were IN
vited for the game. The fir-t prize. an
Italian scene painting, was won by W. =
West. The second prize, a Russian leather
bill book wa9 awarded 10 Or. Work.. and
the consolation - T.. r.. RI. Howard.
q
Mr.. Edgar l.. HEX. entertained at
card ~ the Country Club ihi- afternoon
q
The Learners Club viii meet Tuesday
afternoon ~ the library. \ parliamentary
drill will h. lead hy Mr.. Mae Dickens. the
club parliancniarIan-
Mr.. T.. l.. Rcyuold- will entertain the
- A.. f. Ht-k III No.. L..
home on ~. Charlie street. The subject
Tor the afternoon will BE- ">chool laws and
School Funds.' The header Will be- Mr.. J..
4. George. Nil Blanche Custer VII read
i paper on the state and puhir schools WI
Texas.
Nj, Virginia Harrison lett Saturday
afternoon tor san Artoniu. Ms Harm
son has gone to attend the wedding Of Ms
Janet Hart al San Antonio 10 Captain J.
:. Chamber. United States army. Ms
Hart w. The house guest ~ Ms Harrison
last snmmer aud wa~ prominent IN social
circles during her STAY here. The wedding
Will take place Ia san Antonio next Satur
day afternoon.
lionorinp Nj Irene Browne. Nh T.. i
s.r,dcr will entertain the Tuesday Bridge
Gluh and 4 number a other friend ~ her
home tomorrow afternoon. Nj Browne
i 10 we'd Mr. q *. Mason GA the 2lth 81
February.
Mr.. ". :. Wet vii entertain ihr
~ u. HI. II.!. H. -
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-02-14
Bodv If Soldier Found on Beach.

GALVESTON. Texas. Feb. 1.-THE
body Of Private George Masters Of the
weniv-hird United States infantry was
found on the beach lear Fort Crockett
this morning. 1t is supposed he drown.
ed Sunday while swimming.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-02-14

b. used continuously and one for cmcr-
gencie~.
Mr.. Pappa~ announced today that he has
closed contracts for the William Fox pie
lures, the Paramount films and the Mutual
Master. Fox pictures will be shown Fri
days and sundays. Paramount> on Mon
days, Tuesdays and Wednesdays. and Mu-
tual Master 90 Thursdays and Saturdays.
These plctuTc~ feature ~uch PLAYERS n
Dusiin F%arnum. Mary Pickiord. Margarine
Clark. WInIiTed Kingston and Hobart Bn~-
worth, with the Paramount: William Far
NAM, Thcda Bara. Stewart Holmes, Arthur
hopes and Betty Nan>en with the Fox.
and Donald Crisp. Ed Cox~on. WinItrrd
Greenwood and Harold Lockwood. with the
Mutual Masters.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-02-14

BOSTON. Mass. Feb II TWcIve
hundred Of the 1890 striking garment
workers in this city returned 10 work
today. The header said the demands
have been granted.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-02-14

When Elihu Root was secretary az
state III a salary of - 5000 4 year. he
paid = lawyer ~,n. 900 a year "a look aft
cr his practice ~ \ corporation aitar-
ncy.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-02-14
Ferguson TO Inspect Rusk Plants.

PALESTINE. Texas. Feb. l4.-Gover-
nor james +. Ferguson wa~ here TODAY en-
route - the l;u>k state properties tor IN
~prctlun.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-02-14
President Gets a valcatine

WASHINGTON. ID. G.. Feb. 1i.-ln a
heart a fott high appeared the words,
Mont YOU hc our Valentine; We'll ~
Naar>.r on 4 valentine sent Ia President
Wilson today by the Congressional Union
al Woman Suffrage.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-02-14

Man slores in his strength and woman
slories In her new bonnet.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-02-14

l~ionorinp vi Irene Browne. Nh T.. *
t.rricr vail entertain the Tuesday Bridge
Gluh and a number a other friend ~ hen
home tomorrow afternoon. Nj Brown
10 we'd Mr. % h. Mason GA the 9th ~
February.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-29
TWO BICYCLES AND OTHER
ARTICLES ON THEFT LIST

Activity OF bicycle thieves IN diff
ferent parts Of the city was reported
70 The police Friday morning and
Thursday night. Two bicycles being
taken within l. hours. @ = Banks.
lIl5 Montana street, missed his bicy-
Gle from the front porch Of his resi-
dence Friday morning. while Adollo
TelIes 2oI seventh street. reported his
loss Thursday night
one arrest has been made by city
detectives az a result of the theft Of "a
savings bank containing $50 from tho
home Of ~. +. Wallace So West Boz
levard. Thursday afternoon.
Jewelry and clothong Vas taken from
the home or Mrs. T. : BromberSer.
1910 East Rio Grsnde. Thursday after
noon.
Victor Bernai. Of Virginia and Third
streets. reported the loss Of clothinc
Thursday.
o. W. Barrett. 251s Tularosa street
missed a new automobile tire and rim
from the back yard OF his home Irl-
day morning.
Thieves entered the room Of Arthur
Chapman. 500 South oregon street
THURSDAY night and took clothing
A ham, a veal Loaf and a quantity
Of cheese were takeu from a wagon
owned by Mr.. Lang. of Nsleta, Thurs
day afternoon. while il was standing
IN the business district.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-29
MUTT AND JEFF
COMING SUNDAY
Schuster Company Leaves
Jan. IL; Teel Comes Jan.
81: Stage Talk.

Manager 7. F. Maxwell opened the
seat sale for Mutt and Jefrs We'd
ding today at one o'clock. This mu-
steal comedy is TO appear at the Texas
Grand sunday and Monday. with natl
nee performances both days. Gus HILL
owner Of the show, promises an en-
tirely new production this year, with
new dialog. new songs and new COS
tunes and scenery
The Schuster company. now occupy
ing rbt stage at the Texas Grand IN
-Prancing Around in when billN
House is featured. VIII lay off IJr
Mutt and jeff" reopening TUESDAY
i'm THE Girl From Scotland MI
House is starring this week in place
Of Milton Schuster. one Of the scenes
i'm the present bill. an Illuminated Ell
feet in Herald Square New YORK =
The Schuster company is 10 close
on January l. 10 be followed OF jan
nary Is By Nine. -Helnck'
f,r one night. and by Fair and Warm
er~ during the week OF January la--'-
This show is owned by the same peo-
Die who put out Twin Beds that
very funny farce seen here a year 4so;;
on January y. the Raymond Ieei
Musical comedy company will open a.
the Grand for an Indefinite run. as
company was last seen here al the eld
Happy Hour theater-
Frank Carpenter manager TOT bi!l4il Z
Bunting famous as dramatic stocA
star IS IN FL Pas seeking time Tor ms
star and her company for an ensase'
mcn-. bur has not vet closed
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-29
"Big Tom" SilUer Tip Bear
OF Washington Park, Eats
Piece OF a Hat and Dies

Grief reigus at the city hall IN the
Office OF park commissioner J. W,
FISHER. for Big Tom the lovable 500
Mound silver tip bear. who has been the
object OF so much attention at the zoo
+, washington Paris is dead
Big Tom died Thursday night IN MS
winter home II the park from, It IS
tI,oT1.-ft. either Indigestion OF dppen-
diritis. II is thought he cSlrelessis a'e
q bit Of q felt hat ~.-s... .J,.
rie Tom was a great faVorite al tne
- both with the adults ana me
rrTiidren- His gentle ways and playLul
er+i.s amused al Of the visitols az "
-, md his loss Will be most heeiiiS
fel+ bv the little ones
rom was presented to the clIy 4DV-S
--e4r aeo by Tom O'Brien. celebrated
i,,,nrer of santa Rita, y. ". ana was
med big Tom in honor or the
5o1o- 1Ir. O'Brien captured Tom Wnen
~ US but q cub and brought MN W
- trafned him until he presented MN
to the city f. .o,,rci1
II vas decided by the city couhSli
t7-flrav morning that Big Tom wlI DC
NM into the hands Of 4 taxiderInlst an ~
s,~ffsd He will then be presented 20
me uupils Of the high school anu W
be mounted in A place OF Fdh ,s
4rouud his neck viii be placed = h1Ss
cellar with 4 plate attached, giving -
hear's name the name Of the oohoLs "
dare Of the presentation OF the 5iiI anu
the date of death.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-29
QUICK SALE Of
COUNTY BONDS
Record Is Made In Issuing
and Selling Courthouse
Completion Bonds.

county officials particularly auditor
Roy q. Barrum, are elated over the
success which attended the issue and
delivery OF the Sf5O.00O worth Of bonds
sold for funds TO complete the ss50.0O0
courthouse. Jail and auditorium. The
deal Is described Lv bond experts as the
quickest ever put through in the coun-
Try. Sweet. Causey. Foster * Co, the
Denver firm which purchased the entire
issue. said TO Mr.. Barnum. who deliv-
cred the securities on Dec. a. that IL
was the largest block Of bonds in one
issue ever placed in Denver.
only % days. including Sundays, in
tervened between the election at which
the FL PasO county issue was approved
Ly the voters. and the actual delivery
OF them 70 the buyers. All night work
on the election transcript. preliminary
approval by state officials and judge
Charles B. Wood. of Wood & Oakley.
Chicago attorneys, as well as final ap-
proval by these men. the engraving and
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-29
n. N. TiXESFOR
ARS5,259,604
The Liquor License Revenue
Shows a Falling Off Dur
ing the Year.

Santa. Re. y ". Dec. 1g--TaN col
Iections during the past fiscal year
amounted TO $5.259.6945o i'll New MeN-
leo. according 10 the biennial report
OF travelling auditor a. c.. Whittier The
balances in the county treasures at
the end of the year totaIed S1.l5e,' '@--
y. a. against S1..41.12o-1l the year
before. From liquor licenses the rev
enucs last year were Sl-4.e-+-e- as
against SI47.sl5-si the year before Of
poll tax si165I16. road tax sos. 500
or the 1873 taxes, total Of S5.4e-.-
94I.I1 was collected The county sal
aries amounted TO Sffs.9S7."'- The
school districts received s1.965.e59-7s;
roads ana bridges S2S5.3s1.S3: u mu-
inequalities S-S.uS4-S1- 10 the state
sr.1S0.42N.6S The state institutions
received sS9GSSSS5 The building and
loan associations had resources Of ST.
5sS.10S-SS-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-29
J|TNES MUST BE
KEPT SANITARY
Auto Inspector Wants Daily
Cleaning and Periodic
Disinfecting.

JItn, dutomobiies operating on All
II The city lines must. be thoroughly
cleaned once daily, according 10
statement of city automobile inspector
Claude II. stuart Friday morning 3lr.
Stuart stated thar he is also going 10
have the drivers OF the cars disinfecl
their machines 1t intervals, as in
recent investigation lie discovered that
q number Of t,.em were uucIean. and
were a danger 10 the public health.
automobiles operating on the park line
in particular viii come under this ruiz
ing, according TO Mir. stuart
Thursday afternoon ali Jirne cars
bearing signs which were not distinct
we're provided with new ones by inspee-
tor Stuart. who had them painted at
the expense Of The drivers OF each cal
They were ordered from local paint
ing company and when completed every
driver who did not have distinct signs
was ordered TO 20 and provide himself
with one