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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-21
IN This
NINE ALL TAKEN
Ell Pasoans at Head of Cop
per Property in Heart
of Jerome District.

sans rrunDet llare-without even the
Formally Of d public announcement by
the corporation that its stock was open
TO subscription. the Verde Combination
Copper company. of Jerome. Ariz.. com
pleted the details Of its organization.
and closed its first days existence as
an active mining corporation with a
record of its stock issue heavily over
subscribed. thus duplicating. if not
eclipsing that OF the famous Green
Monster fotatiou of some months ago
N the same district
The company enters the mining field
as the owner in fee simple OF - min
ing claims in the heart Of the Jerome
district. and viii have. after paying in
fun for its property. more than $3.50 600
in cash and 100000 shares Of stock in
its treasury
AdjoinS Verde Extension.
The property adjoing on the south
eas- the famous Verde Extension prop
erty- and extends almost 70 that Of the
Green Monster II comprises a con-
sOlidatiou OF several groups. on each OF
which. in times past considerable de
velopment was undergone. but in Meth
er instance were the finances suffi-
cient to enable the attainment Of the
producing stage
The company has had the services OF
Dave Morgan as mine manager
Ar Morgan. as superintendent has
presided over the destinies OF the IA
nous Verde Extension from the incep-
: ton of its organization. and has seen
. il develop. under his direction. from an
abandoned property 10 q veritable Won
der among the copper mines Of the
world
j. is reported that engineers Of the
! Jerome district have expressed the
opinion that the United Verde fault
/ socalled. as well as the Verde Exten-
: sion fault, both traverse the ground OF
( the Verde Combination company
That the people Of the Jerome dis
trict regard the property with excep-
tioual favor is evidenced by the fact
I that the Jerome allotment was over
! subscribed SOC Dercentum.
Make No Claims.
The officers and directors however.
many of whom are Fl PasOans. are
unanimous ir asserting that no claim
I Is made for the property beyond that
! OF "a promising prospect advar "a geOusly
I situated. and that the purchase Of its
/ stock comprises. essentially. the ele-
ments OF a mining gamble pure and
& simple All they can guarantee IS that
I the stockholders interests viii be judi
{ riously safeguarded. that in common
I parlance- they viii receive "a run for
/ their MONEY"
/ Development viii be instituted with
/ out delay after November 7. and the
/ work OF exploration prosecuted with
Z vigor.
The stock VIII be Immediately listed
( upon the eastern curbs
! The company is capitalized N 2000.-
Z GOO shares Of "A par value Of 50 cents
4 each. the initial issue having been mar
J keted at - cents. or 80 percent above
/ par
The officers are- President John L.
/ Dyer El FaSo- vice president Fran X
! =. Jones. president OF the Fl Paso Bank
! and Trust company secretary-t reasu-
! Ter. Alfred F. Kerr. vice president of
! the same company
! The directorate comprises the fore
: man and W y Richards. Of Pittsburg.
4 Pa James ~ LaEman. OF Jerome. and
I j. O. CallaEiran. Of Phoenix
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-21

ster-
-sss-C- Il. Lawrence. 7l7 south e Paso-
- Morales. socorro. Thor motor
7sio-Lum F. Campbell eu4 Federal
y IT.. II jenSins 90 East Overland.
7zi-%#oesion Transfer company. .1s 50
7'7 7sis&A. II smith. -oth infantry. Indian
7s34t32Narioaal Teisgraphone company.
7-45-City Water works. Ford touring car
7ea5-CharleS O. Moore. is Estrelia-
7s47@5ose Compas. SIS South Oregon
ID 3s5s-I ". Rsardou. Clint Texas. Ford
''7 7si5-J. B. woriey. Fort Bliss. Bri=eos
''7 7-55-Eeiiy & Pollard. SIS Mills street
Ford touring car ..
Vrain. Overland touring car
7s5e-A Pradillo. 3lf East Missouri Ford
''7 7s552E. E Ward. $40 Tays. Paige touring
7ss-w. A Johnston. 1917 Slentana-
-25s0Iisul A E Dubois Seventh IN
fanrry. Overland roadster ,--.,-.,
7z56-I F. Townsend City National
bank Studebaker touring car
---1I-s Gertrude Dosing Fl Bliss
Ford touring car -,.,
-z5s-V. Walker. Canutillo. Overland
''9 7s5s-I. r vela-eo. ssh Alameda. Ford
'o- 7ss6-FrsI NJ. Basse. city. Ford road
7ssl-J. E Gardner. $40 Trowarids-.
fe 4sss ," j. Haley and r. Lively. Fl
7' 7.ss@ s1l5- Niehoias. seventh infantry.
nae 7ssi-c. D. Week. az Mesa. studebaier
licensed to Marry.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-21
Livestock.


Chicago. m Oct Hog-Receipts.
1899 Market strong 10 10 u cents higher
Bulk 50 90 10 1-25. light. s. 65 r 1873. heavy.
Se-10G10-f5- pigs. S7-0eTe-f5-
Cartlc-Receipts. 10000 Market steady
Native beef cattle. $500 no. western
steers. s6IOG9--5. stockers and feeders.
81, IS n %; COWS and heifers s. 90 RI 80:
calves SIS "a Il So
She-u-Recei pts. 5000. Market steady
Wethers. $500 g s--5- lambs So ~ 1855
Kansas Ci.y Livestock. Close
Kansas City Mo-. oct HoEs-Ite-
ceiDrS. -5oo- Bulk. S>-7s 1910; heavy
S1"-0ofi lo-15- packers $1,000 n 1929
light $3.50 p Z o. 0t- piss $3.50 2 $50
ta-tIc-F.eceiutS, 500 Market steady to
strong Prime fed steers S. so q T. 0o- west
eru steers. 5000 n s--5- -herr steers. $3.50
p 4-7o- cove $4,000 f-2a- neiferS- $3.50 r
SIS Srock=-- and feeders $500 n soc
She-p-Receip-s. 5000 Market steady.
l. uns- $1,000 2 1880 yeariings. $3.50 q $50;
wethers- $50 70 500 ewes. Ss-7- r. 40.
Denver Livestock Close
Denver Colo Oct -l-Cattle-Recelpt pts
$500 Market steady. Beef steers. S6-z5 u
80. COWS and heifers. S7-15 n $50 stockers
and feeders s.. 40 n $40, calves s.. 90 n Loo.
Hogs-Rece 600 Market 20 10 cents
higher Top. $40 0o- bulk. So 50 q 1000
Sheep-RecelpLs 5000 Market steady.
Lambs. Ss-50G 1900; ewes. 500 ms 80.
Fl Worth Livestock. Close
BY Zei-er Horei-l
HoEs-f.ece iuts. 1909 Market closed Sc
higher Top. SIe-o5- bulk. Ss-S5 q 1000.
Cattle-Receipts geo. including 100 calves.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-21
GOES EAST TO HELP PLACE
MIAMI CONSOLIDATED SHARES

Miami Arfz. Oct 21.-JOhn s COOK.
secretary Of the Inspiration NeeoLes
Conner company. and president OF tne
Miami Consolidated Mines COMPANY.
has arrived in New York according 70
news received here today and VIII AZ
once cooperate with Harry LefkoVits-
eastern financial agent for botn cor
poratious. in arranging the maj ue-
rails for listing Miami Consolidated
shares on the New York and boSsoh
cub markets. The Inspiration Needles
shares have been listed for some time
and the eagerness with which they
have been taken by investors leads 70
the belief that Miami Consolidated OF
ferings viii meet with good reception
when they are made on the open mar
ket- -,
Dominion bank I'm Globe and was the
founder OF the widely known banking
house of John :. Cook & Co, in Nevada
was formerly secretar1-- treasurer OF the
GoIdfield Consolidated Mines company
Operations at the property or the
Miami Consolidated are progressing
mos favorabIy. General manager Louis
Le~kovits has Just returned from trip
through the southwest. and after IN
specting the mine today, stated that ne
vas highly pleased with what has been
done during his absence
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-21

= " nfffHfr- Erf~tuinE-
State vs. 7. r. Jones. assault to
murder; filed.
state vs. J. Z. Council forgery;
filed
state VS. y. :. Hogan. swindling over
$50. filed
State VS.. James T Johnson. disturb
auce Of peace fined 81 and costs.
State VS. Joseph Mcdonald. disturb
ance of peace fined 81 and costs.
State VS. Jose Francio. charged with
threatening Wife; filed
State vs. Thomas J. Eddy. assault to
murder. placed in hands Of constable.
State vs. Clinton c. Hathaway. as
sauIt. filed.
State VS. Tom Dale. disturbance OF
peace. pleaded guilty. fined 81 and
costs
state VS.. santos Garlic. abusive Ian
cuage; fined s. and costs
State VS. Aurustin Rodriguez. vaErancy-
filed
STATE VS.. 1I-s- EN- Riley. obtaining money
under false rretfnses, filed.
state VS. Isaaz Soto. robbery bv assault.
and vaEraucy- rems1dsd % p. Noutoya until
new complaint is filed.
State VS. John Doe and T. Burt assault:
placed in hands OF couEta Die.
State VS. Frank Robinson disturbance;
fined 81 and COSTS
STATE rs. Francisco Suarez. disturbance
81 the peace. filed
State ~e- Julian Moreno. Julian Garcia
Felix Nararro and salvador Joqrez. bur
elary. filed
state VS. Marguerite Horzi and Marie Mar
tene-. vaErar~v- filed
state vs. Felix Navarro. burglary. dis
missed.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-21
MONEY AND METALS

by Associated trf-11-l
New York Oct -1--Mercantile paper.
p percent
SO days sf-Te, demands. St75 s-l6- cables
Si-1f7,-
Bar silver 90 7zc.
Mexican dollars 5-itc
tiov--unle nj bonds. steady
Railroad bonds Irregular
Copper. electroiytic first quarter SIS q
IS 90.
Iron. No. I Northern S2LooG 2l-50- No >
Northern S20-50 q -leU. No southern.
S2a-G0a zH.50. No . Southern, $3.50 q ze-VV-
Tin. spot. offered az Sio-es slSs =
Lead. 7i7G 40. .
lee asked
LONDON METALS MARKET.
Lon Jon. England. oct -l--The following
were the closing quotations Of the London
metals market today
Lead. $50 los.
Sualter- E5A
spot copper. 1924. futures. $50. electro
lytic- E1f5 los
spot tin. El7s los. futures flS0 los
THE LOCAL MARKET
Mexican curreucy- 100 Ice
Eacionales. lie
Mexican pesos. 51izc
Mexican gold. fsc
Fl Paso SmeIter Quotations.
Corrected dsiiv.i
Bar silver GIandy s. Harmon quOtations)
6.7sc-
London lead. $50 los.
Copper. bar. s2s-25-
Pig lead 81
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-21
COUNTY COURT.

Adrian Pool. Presiding.
Houston Ice and Brewing associa-
tion VS.. T. VI. Jacobs. debt of $3.50,
filed.
I'll PaSo Overland Auto company vs.
Joe J.. Dixon. sequestration filed
KroeEer. Mayfield x Shaw vs. Stand
ard Plunger Elevator company, debt;
filed.
John T. HH vs.. Herman Black. suit
for services filed
Everybody's Department store vs.
Carlos Jauregui and Elsie Jauregui,
State VS. William Mccoy, carrying a
pistol. filed.
Maud Mckinney Hendy VS. Grand United
order 81 odd Fellows and Far West Lodge
$50. 1883. suit on insurance policy. filed
I.sichmau a. jacob vs. OBrady and T D.
Tr~-n-teiu. International liquor house. suit
on account filed
First State Bank u Clint VS. a T. Celuni-
sam C-lum and Albert r. Celum. suit on
notes. filed
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-21

THE COURTS
9Th DISTRICT COURT
RafTard Caldwell Presiding.

Joe Neiinary vs. Esabel Bsron. suit for
sIs.e-5 fo- personal injuries filed
Tx parre Helen Marguerite Fitzpatrick-
hg her next friend. suit 20 change name;
filed
Bess- SIcr VS. G. T. Siler. divorce. filed
Tx parte Evarardo Rodriguez and Rey-
naldo Rodriguez minors habeas corpus;
filed
Afarrarita RauEcl as uex- friend Of Fran
cisco Lopez vs. William NcLoughliR ct TX,
5000 FOR personal ini uries, filed
Teodora d. de GONZALEZ for herself and
as next friend VS. b. Atkln d Co. $4,000
damages for personal injuries. filed
". T. Burtrum vs.. Fl. +. Bacon. tres
pass to fix title and damages; filed
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-21
WHEAT RALLIES
AF TER DECLINE
Corn Displays Some Weak
ness; Oats Have Fair Sup
port and Are Steadier.

Chicago. Ill., oct -1--Fr--h advances IN
she price Of wheat today were met hy heavy
profit taking sai--- but on declines the mar
Let ran into resting orders To- purchase and
there was consequent rally opening
prices. which ranged from i.c To- I ne higher.
with December ~ 81 f97s 10 f1.1aa- and
May 10 sIfgts to Sf-71f-- were followed by
"a material setback and then renewed up
turn
sharp advances at Euenas Aires caused
something OF "a bulge here late in The ses-
sion The close WAS strong. To- to iAc net
higher. with December ~ Si1oi7 TO SLle9t-
and May 81 20 p TO $40
Corn displayed relative weakness After
opening nc lower 20 $50 higher. the market
underwent moderate sax
Near the end OF the d4y- corn rallied with
wheat. The close was strong az Sc 90 &c
net advance
oats had a fair support. and held steadier
thar corn
Higher quotations on hogs gave iif- TO
provisions
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-21

morning. VIM - -
night -fr"i- SNIP
OLONEL HAHTA BEETEM slipped
his teddy reflectively and re-
~ marked. You hear good Bit
about the resourcefulness and head
work of the boys in the trenches. and
no doubt some of it is fairly true. but
Ia like TO tell YOU about a little eNper-
lence Of my own while 7 was fighting
with Psnthryer in Scauders.'
Immediately everybody but old slim
ners left the room. and old SINNERS
was asleep Colonel Harta Beeten
drew his chair close to SINNERS. shook
him till he opened one eve. and resumed
You see old top. IL was like this me
trenches were only two feet apart
couldn't miss. or be missed-ha ha--
if YOU once got aim. or aimed at w ELL
opposite trench. y'kuOw. each DYING
for q shot AT me. and was determined
10 get EN- both Only how was ] TO do
it v'kuow. for if ] looked up to take
aim al one the other would sntpe me
sure.
Well dear boy. I pulled out pencil
and paper and made some pretty clevah
mechanical calculations Then took
me bayOnet and stuck IL in the ground
on top Of the trench az a certain angle
with an edge towards me. and fired at
Just as / figured. and one hawf scored
for one begEar and the other haWt
settled the other beggar- Haw
Old SINNERS gave vent TO "a pro-
found snore. and the colonel resumed
his toddy.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-21
4isr DISTRICT COURT.


Wilmer Martin Us. Sheers-LaZenby
company injunction. filed
a. T. Cunningham vs. G. H & $. 4
Railway company, damages Of 100000
filed.
p L. Scott rs. Ike T. Pryor and E A
Hutchins. suit for commission: filed.
j. Whiting Webb vs.. Fl Paso Elec-
trio Railway company. $4,000 dana ges
for personal injuries: filed.
Airs. Jeauretta Edwards w. Mrs Jean c.
Taylor sul- fer possession OF contract; filed
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-21
siTH DISTRICT COURT.

Louise Curtis VS.. Benjamin Curtis.
divorce filed
Ola b. simpson IS. Robert simpson. suit
for anuutment OF marriage. filed.
Anna kcpich rs. Anthony kopich- divorce.
filed
Mac Humphries VS.. Hiram p Fumphries.
divorce. filed
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-21
WORK RESUMED
ON COLD DUST.
Oaks Company Prepares to
Drive Tunnel to Be Larg-
est in District.

lTosollou. y. NJ. oct 21--Worb has
been resumed on the Gold Dust group.
situated I'm the southerly part Of the
district. The property has had 1900 feet
OF tunnels driven. eucouutering two ore
bodies. These are TO be explored
further and the main tunnel extended
into the center of property
MI Cochran. of A. Leschen X sons
Co. who are furnishing material Tor
the aerial wire rope tramway from the
Pacific mine TO the plant Of the 80
zorro Mining and Milling company. Is
en- the ground. superintendine ms t.iia-
ton Rollers and rim Work are neI.-
placed on standards and terminals mas
Practically all the woodwork mas peei
scmpfeted The tramWay VIII nave a
length Of one mile and "a capacity OF 10
tons per hour
Preparing for Tunnel ork-
The Oaks COMPANY. IS getting lii Suf
allies ana other material perpetrators %
starting work ON its drainage anu
-rarsnortation tunnel ON Mineral OreeA-
When completed IL VIII be me iai 80
and longest tunnel iu the district ana
will encounter the principal ore pouies
nj depths of 1900 TO $500 Ieel ana hr
Tie means of effectins "A great economy
in future operations. 1t is planned 10
have a large capacity plant at the
portal and eventually cenlr'-il1e 81.
rnetaIlureical operations OF the oislIlSt
al this point The topography OF me
site is finely adapted to the coilsulh-
nation of this proposition
DIT. RausOme. one Of the cnleLs oil llie
T. = geological survey speht ny 49,
IT, camp checking up geoloslcdl WIN
l,eine done An appreciaele terfitoIS
Will have been covered when the as
Sl4nment Is completed
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-21
WEATHER BULLETIN.
L :. DEPARTMENT or AGRICULTURE
WEATHER. II KEAI.

Observation taken Il
S a. IA 18th merid-
ian time IS a. m
TT Paso time. October
Il. 1916
Forecasts.
r. Paso and vicinity
Fair tonight and
sunday; warmer to-
night
New Mexico - Fair
ton lEht and sunday
Warmer east portion
Monday probably fair.
Arizona - Fair to-
-irht- warmer north
and west portions
sunday generally fair
warmer northeast
portion.
tonight and sunday;
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-21
Cotton Market.


New York Cotton Close
New York oct -l--Spot cotton quiet
rrLddliu, upiands. 1850 No sales.
Futures closed steady December 1873:
January. ISIS y 80. 1852; May. 1874;
July 1874
Holiday in Liverpool Exchange
Liverpool Eng. oct Gl--Hoiidav on the
cotton exchange today 80 quotations
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-21
Grain and Provisions.

Chicago Grains. Close
Whear-Dee-- $1--4f-- MAJ Si-ltis-
Corn-Dec- sfai &C. May N67-c-
oat--Dec.. sos. o.. Stay. 20 1-c-
Chicago Provisions. Clns.-
ForA-I-c-. $500 jan S-5-sF3
I-arl-Dre-. SI5-l-- jan Slf@7-
Rih-lcf-. S1a10- JAN. $3.50
Kansas City Grams. Close
Kansas tirv. Mo- Oct CIV Eeat-No-
hard 81 SIS p p 10. No de- g. Sl-6s p ILL.,
December 81 -5- May s -ff
Corn-No. . mixed. 81 r 9-c- 80 WHITE
92lac: No yellow. sia CSC: December.
Se--c; May. s5isc-
Oats-No- white. fssc: No mixed.
Kansas est, Produce Close.
Kansas city Mo. oct Eli uetter-
Creamery. 32'-c- first 11c- seconds, 29izc;
packing. - iac-
E,gEs-FirSts. so i7c-
Pouitry-Heus. l5i4c- BOOSTERS. II '4e;
br0ilers. 1sizc
Chicago Produce. Close.
Chicago. Ill., oct -1--Butter-I Unchanged
E.ges-AIerket unsettled. receipts 50 -
cases. Firsts. sou Bic. ordinary firsts. = :
a-stzc. at mark. cases included z-is %
3etsc
Potatoes-Receipts. s. cars Minnesota and
Dakota white. f1-35 p 1905 Wisconsin ana
Michigan white sL30 70 49,
P0tatoes-Higher- Receipts 50 cars. Min
nesota and Dakota white 81 80 r 80. Min
nesota and Dakota Ohios. S1-15 p l-f5- Michi-
gan and Wisconsin white. S1-5ofr Lac
Pcuirry-FoVels and springs. Is &c
Elgin Butter. Close
ElEin. IT,. oct Il. Butter, 54iac bid
No sales Market unchanged
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-21

Water Conditions. Rio Crande Project.
Height OF water
above dam. a. III
Contents Acre It.
Elephant Butte reservoir 90 lll-+5 S@,-t4e
Increase i'm "A hours -.--.-- U-41 N2sF
See. n.
Flow OF river al san MarciaL Est 5000
For irrigatiou-Le asburg. East Side. West
Side and Franklin canals. cut 0uts AceQuia
Afadre Mexico. canal. Is second feet
L.. IL. IalE
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-21

TOM b. JOHNSON-sTOCNBR
Buys. sells and quotes Green Monster
Inspiration Needles. Arkansa Arizona.
Cornelia Ely Verde Combination. United
Verde Ex United Verde Cons. Miami
Con Mines. and all stock quoted on
board office Lobby of sheldon Hotel
Open till 8 p VI. Phone 81
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-21
ST DTDN-T WORK.

The old woman was visiting an iron
mine. Picking up a piece Of ore she
asked
How do YOU get iron out OF this
We smelt IT," said a miner
The old woman shifted at the ore.
Ridiculous she said Look. I smelt
it. and it's still ore as far as I can
make out"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-21
STRONG
IN ACTIVE MARKET
Utah Features Copper List
With Gain of Over Three
Points.

Conner stocks were again very strona
SATURDAY featured hy Utah which advanced
sharply in the final hour 20 a9@s an eN-
IRENE gain Of over three points accordlnf
fo advires TO CurtI=s-N Manning Co. stocks
and bonds. First National bank building An
aconda Inspiration and others also were
very strong and active
The general market opened very strong
and active Ted by r. $. steel which al
varced to- within one fourth point Of -
hfgh mark. reaching 1908 under a larst
turnover
Clirbs were steady and at practically same
levels with underlying strength in practi-
l-aff,- an issues Surrfalties were up and
in demand oils We're strong
The general market continued strong an"
trading active during she entire snort ses
sion bur closing ~Ii-htly OF
c,-r..- Sf.-L OuofnffouS.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-21

N.w York. oct. 21--Industrial shares we're
Do conspicuous features Of roiav's brief but
active stool. market session T. = steel again
assuming a leading position ana approach
ing its high record by the smallest luar-i ID
er 1905
New NaNimums were registered De- Cen
erIf Motors. the sugar grnUD and central
Leather other industrials including minor
-r.-T shares ans equipments were hiEhc~
with canper-- but shipping issues moved
coutrarilr- The recent Inquiry FOR meftiur
and low priced rails was well sustained huf
Investment issues Of that group were some
what raactionary. Profit taking caused a
moderate shading % prices toward the end
The closing was strong
Bonds were irre-ular-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-21
Ready Reference Business Directory.
Soda Fountains, Drug and COnfectiOn-
cry Fixtures.

~7-"------------~
Latest designs. both exposed and closed
gar types ranging in lengths c-S-I0-l--16 and
20 feet soda fountains, also late designs M
both drug and confectionery fixtures. tables.
chairs and carbouators- can equip you COM
E7ete drug or confectionery store all on
one contract small cash payment down. bal
ance easy monthly payments We can save
or wire F. d r Commission Co. agents
Grosman Fountain Co. 200 Herald Bldg Fl
Faso. Texas
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-21
Library BOOKS
ON AGRICULTURE
e. Paso Public Library Has
Much Valuable Informa-
ton to Farmers.


Following are the new books in the
nub1ic library On Agriculture.
Wealth from the soil" c. c Bows
field
field sl@Aiis 'ne i'i-" pay
..Rook Of &lfaifa. F. d. Coburn.
southern -' a@ricuiture.S F. 5. Earle.
soils. how to handle and improve
How 10 make a vegetable garden,
= /. Fullerton
Three acres and liberty" Bolton
Han.
-The new earth W. s Harwood..
c. W Herrick
agricultural commerce" G. c. Hueb
ucr
LLOYD.
How to Keep bees for profit d 2
DRY farming William Macdonald
Corn crops F. 6. Montgomery
wendell Paddock
Productive bee keeping" ? c
Pellet
.sOrchard and frl-it garden" T. p
Powell
American irrigation farming w
Farm dairying.- Laura Rose
Irrigation
'.Trrieation iu the United States F
II Newell
PRINCIPLES Of irrigation eugineering,
= II Newell
Irrigation Institutions" Elwood
Mead
irrigation in the United states l.
..Trr1parfon e-gfreerinE." IT, " VII
son
Poultry.
,. ., ~ ~ fr.g+i-,,rs
,.14,- l--a- - eraTl,3r-,--' II
~ -e'iNS P-
H. ,.I,',. o. ,=-,.--- T,r,as Lang
Poultry for pi ize-. 1,sIii'S rI-I-:s--,
fo44liE 9o"h- ,ii- -r ''-1-
Weir
NTode-n sheen w. J. Clarke
sheen farming r. A Craig
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-21

The ordinary cost or a Want Ad in
The Fl Paso Herald is % cents. It
reaches an average Of about 100000
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-21

West Texas-Fair tonight and sunday;
warmer tonight
Relative humidity in E Paso at noon
saturday. - per cent.
Precipitation In last q hours Cnches) -..-i
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-21
MsTICE CnTRTS

jane J. Murphy. Presiding
State rs. IT. 3. Muller and + Miller,
speeding. filed.
State Us G. Hudspeth, speeding;
fined s. and costs.
state vs.. Thomas r. Rees. jr-. and o. c.
Fegan. speeding. fined s. each.
State VS. G. A. King Ignacio Dc Ia Mora
Bud Mckenzie and Thomas r. Recs. Jr--
sn.edlng. ind 8 earh.
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-sIany n man will lie abed IN the
morning who il perfectly truthful at
night -fr"A- -iinP.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-21

Construction Of a trail over 10 the
Jerome Daisy is ow under way fhis
will make Z possible TO carry I'm ma
cFfnel-, and supplies from Jerome n
G-fle distant Eventually there VIII be
T. WAGON road on an easy grade TO
CIarkdale. five miles away
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Tie y Paso Herald is - cents II
reaches an average or about 100000
readers each issue
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-21
HIGHEST PRICE Il PAID
FOR NOHaIR IN TEXAS

FOR MOHAIR IN TEXAS
san Antonio. Texas. Oct 21-A late
clip of mohair at UValde brought the
highest price ever paid in Texas. Fri
day. when 100000 pounds was sold 10
an eastern buyer for So cents q pound.
20 cents a pound more than was paid
a Eear ago.