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CnIc,oo GE,l< MArKrr

'HlnAit. December ls-NarNi,,r apiu!nue
i't"rriu: tn chances az p"a,," formed tn,
nhsis OF most Of The. Snccmlstiv" tracing in
wheat 70 day, With increased y, -SimiSm ct
tho end that Il"yd GeorG"'> r"ulv 10 Cor
many to. morrow would not r"ni To- Il
Sp""dN storpaS" az tho Quotations
go. cd strong. l,c - @'.r not higher ~
1850 1" SlI', for Man and 81 - Ia &. aS1.
i"r iui'. corn gained ~ {" cI.c. and ~ e
- :" Ns" Ia PROV iSi"ns tn" outcome r. cr,.
from la' dr"lu" t. ri~. "f "i:c.
lrhNlnE fnlmr"s rMMrcl II. fnllnNN..
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nENnrco DEEDS or TRUST.

Tw" Deeds Of Trust. Amounting to
S2.SS..5O.
Lucy I. Thornton ct Vir To John s.
welsh. trustee, !l-2 acres on the Nine
';ilr Road. about ~ miles from Rich
mond December -, 1915; $3.50
blanche Bullock to T.. Sittcrding ct
ais. trustees, lots and . in block IS
III the plan Of Washington Park De-
cemhcr IL, 1916: $3.50
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- = Tt N'iV. btCemb"" l>.-IIuES -EorciptS
hirh"r Rulk. 81 I5I >lO.io: light s"20Ts
s,,""a": miHrd. ,ss.5m slo2": heavy, sef5fr
Sin-": rough. S"G' n $3.50: DIES. 81 ~ So II
tattl"- n.ccipts. IS coo: weak. Na,!v. beef
.atti" S1.1T SllG3: Western steers s1OoG
sl"io; Stockcrs aud feeders. s., o06f 81 10;
c S@;,s and h.ifers. tSs5m so@G: calves $50
she"p-Rcccints $1,000: weak wcth.rs.
81 ~ fr S".1u lambs. sil M ., 81: ~
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HUSTINt:S TRANSFERS..
URGE leeds Of Bargain mud Sale,
y mOIiu linz. In


Joseph +. Bchbs to Aritc1cu Enhhs
ooN'l feet, known as 30 IVES; Twenty.
second street. March .. 1916: tax. 81;
Southside Company. Inc. 10 4 y
lh"rnton ct ais, lots 10 and ~ in
niock i6 in the plan OF Woodland
''eiehts. September -. 1916 $500.
~ 1. Thornton ct uX. To Agnes T.
Welsh. lots 10 and - in block is j.,
me pan of Woodland Heights. No.
Nember ]. 1915: tax, 81. So
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NAVAL. STORES


SNNANNAN. GA D,o.mh.r l;-rurnon
ldn 'irm. -. safes. $50 casks: r"coipts.
'N casks Shipn1cntS. al casks; stock ~ III;
- ks. Eosin. iirm; eaI"s. I.205 la rrcS: -.
G"il'i". 80: la -rniS: sh"m"nt$. 2N5 ia rrcls {:
,i"' i: ~ -'' barrels pu"t": a, b. -, D. .
I" - q; ". 80: G.25: X. 20: VI. $50:
~. $50: Wti.. Gnl; WV. 20
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
COTTON GOODS

NfW YORK. December lS.-,'otton good :
We're .HSl"r ana - rms We're Slc-iier - .,luN
nc RIi;~h government has rcauiS,iou"tl
'.'"u.Eo bags from Calcutta mills for tn.
urS' Quarter OF next N"".'. which affected
nn' .",ni nhr,"r markets. Dress goods
wcr" irui JobbcrS reported Quiet trade
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nuSTINcs DEEDS or rnrsr.

Two Deeds of Trust. Amounting In
S2.1..U.
Mary j. Einn 1T vir to L. r. Pool,
trustee: lots : ana in block % in the
plan OF Woodland Heights November
III. 1916: $3.50.
Martha T.. Winfrce ct vir to Willis
I. l'uiliam, trustee. %GXi32 feet. known
1916: $3.50
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't.TIIiS TIC PEANUT NAEE":~
'scnnr' cd by Rodgers rIumm"r & Go. Inc }
IfIERSRt'RG VA. D"ccinhar Is Span
Nh FARMERS stock Marhc: weak. 81 10
,,Nirgihihs ,Farmrrs *tocls-Market steady
t,"itN LninH"; i.c pcr pound extra Urine:
80 l"r pound. prime. 3i.c per pound: she'll
ihr stock, ." to 3Ec per round
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Iitles.

MAkkET cONplTIC
Poultry, hickcns and hens In splendid de-
iHanc, In fact Al POULTRY selling good aud
market active. EGGS Market stronger 1.-Two
no. ~ .rhct in very good shap", under
hcht receipts. Ncalt are very and
waited. TIL. general market is good aid
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CHANGER, RELEASE DEEDS.
Eight Deeds of Release, Amounting to

Nelson ct ais, 3oXl25 feet. known as
i"l@ North Twenty second street De-
cemher -. 1916: 1896.
James II. Crcnshaw. trustee to
E"ph +. cartwright. 30 feet 4 Ii inches
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BOND LIST

A,m.ort,..n wiring ianor b ,riii ..... ss't
nt"ntir "a>t linc Is Observation-Disclosures. ON
y. 9. IL. and y Ss.... - =
\; .. l.. -. :s Din Baltimore did 49,. a.
S,>"peii'c ana chi" ~. ii.s............ So,
F, 'h"Saprako and ohio ~. as........... o.
,,"rNtt an" MN"r~ .............. l2s
Mercantile" Marine g. ,hid. ...... .,-
e"atn"f! NE LIN" adj. Observation-Disclosures. SSN
'ut l'Ih i."!'"dN |S........ ........... TSA.
Sout hern hallway - ........-. .., ~"
y. :. Registered -. l.Eu did, so.
y. : registered IS, 1916 Odd '......... zoos
- : Registered T. 1910 thidl ...... ilo
T.. :. Panama Is, 1861 thidb ....... ..... 100
W. nnf g. S,''i: St"", ;....... los'
'C"r 'h"inirai "s.... ..........-.-... co.,
~ ~. n mir"l ~ cS...........,... 81. 10. y
D." -. ;'nn POWER 90. 5s ihiNi .......... 80
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nENnIco RELEASE DEED.

One Deed OF Release. Amounting
to NIP.
w. NJ. JuSii", Jr,. trasice. 20 Irwin
iiiih. lots ~ and li3 in the plan OF
club View. November u. 1916 S,Io
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nrsrINGs RELEASE DEED.

one Decd of Release, Amounting
10 S:stiU.
i. ~ Green. trustee. to O. l. nr,d
ShiW; lots ! and in square :, in West
AtncheSter Land Company December
II. 1916 $3.50
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COMICAL NrTEMrr MADE
TO EXPLAIN SELLING

In the afternoon "a rather coIn.cu at
. r"por' that i.loyd Gcpr"c. in his speech
To morrow. VIII adopt tnncl}tctoiN zone
t"wer,. Germany. Very f"w serious pea
rlc h"li'N' mat l.ioNd Gcorr" ha- tH;l"n any
.,,".S irari"' ,%n.r,t"r- INFO ,hs c"Gi.!arg".
Knows eNaIuy whs h. himself i eoinr
answers IN" N.iS"r b'iur" thu Commons.
what may have bad :, dcpreSsiu.; iuitu-
cnn". what should have had. At ANY rate.
Mss IN. covorulucni report ou winter whoa; :.
This shows condition OF s.; per cent.
compared with 81, cent = year ago.
-uU go cent for ~" tsn-v"ar average.
The acreage. however. L. nearly Der cent
about cents hushci on this statement.
Ranfs suemn.d ,o-hay to explain he
H. a.. loans increased in The fac ~ dra site
that wCTC reduced were outstanding: for
tn account Of Western 10. niSS. and did no.
SHOW ~ ;hc Nciy Work. statement.
II was noted that tn" market acted
Very much rs peace market would net
according |" the forecast given IN ;h.,.
column, OH and "lcCtric> were strong a /.
w"r" h" rails ana Harvester shares Mo-
Tor. 49," acted Very much in "C"orirnC"
Win .Mhat ,aretul investigation w"ult "x-
IA Svmuathv "i,h motors
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SstH6t Sli 80 80 ''
Hogs hiehcr. Tish: To hcuvy SO 0aGi
$3.50: rough. sa.0n
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NEW YORK. December s-M.rcantiio IA
N'f', 'Ht. sterling, siNtN-dav bills 81 H.:
,"inlncroiai siN,v-d"y Hills ~ hani;s s'T!
.oum"rci" SIXTY day bills. san demand
- 49,: cables 8; - II" Rar sily,r 1Gs.
e M"SiT"n GG9ini.rs, ~ GoY"rnm"nt bond.
loans. easier; sixty and ninety DAYS ~. "
~ sis months. inii.. Cali money firm:
ruling rate. A.. "
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RICHMOND Hay MARKET.
Y u ELnntLN \ n....I,A E..r IL


NEW YORK December i - REEVES stead.
Sa.t5N 500 ' w.
=. Csiy..ss. nrm voqls siooop sla@. culls
800 80; BARNARD calves. ;.'.i n s. ~. fed
!, '-'N $50: y"ariiUes. <5.0oIt $40
Sheen aud lambs. Arm. sheen $500 IS ~
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Fancy a ltfninia. rcr box.
Fancy Florida. py box =.

"''' ! MiNA'Titikih:TT GHS%ENniTIoNs. 30
Rcc' ipis az apples iiGh,. demand unusually
Eoou f"'-t"' Sr"i"r. good quality bring
ing 1000 prices. Market active GA all Fruits
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MARKET IS IRREGULAR;
WEAK AT THE CLOSING
All Stocks Participate in De-
cline in Last Hour OF
Trading.
WHEAT REPORT DEsCoURAGING
Shows Condition of S5.7 Per Cent.
as Compared With So One Year
Ago-StrcnSth Shown by oil and
E,lcctriCS.
10, BRo.u,> All.

,nnrkot clos.i w.ak to-day, bat not M.
,cri.tlly lowe IN many issues. because
;hrouE hou' III. day .Ecr" wrr" s"Ncr.!
little rallies IT." ou"uE. was strong. but
almost inrmsdiU''ly proht taking mad it.
.,D,-arauCc la III" first decline II the
DAY lndus,ria', .A'con?l and ~. Motors we're
III" list rallied. hrnl. .Ga!u under rr">sur"
~ The Motors with MAXWELL i'm the leader
ship. rallied again. with the oils ANA llSr-
Nc~tcr s;urks al thu had OF the list. aud
then. i'm tho last hour ot trading. al, stocks
rsrti"!uat"d In tho decline.
Market t:rosulari,y. '"-day was 'lu" al
most cn,lrcly e. o. f".liuE yI!ouE traders
tina, They had not received !, suuar. dc..i
from the banking interests. II" bank state
Iacnt al SATURDAY. was Disseminating. Thor"
was iitijc comfort iu III" ACCOMPLISHMENTS
that stocks W,r" I'm stronger hands THAT
went without Wing ANA fDat is "Nucti,-
what the Street Is s"~a about rh' street
e. "lS th"N went into stronger hands without
giving I'll" traders even Il sporting chance.
he'hcr AIRY htrk"rs ,ooi the rrccau-
tiou - soil stocks b"for" taking -rlca snrcS
:" correct III" situation cen only b 'r.Ncd
~. : ~ 49,
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NEw YORK PRODUCE N,Exrr

,.Nt" YORK p@ccmb"r l. Raw sugar
Hhil: centrifugal, 81: moiaSE'.e ~. -e.
ggocn. casy nuie' ncm Cheese -t.ady
r. int.r
The naarko; for cot,ouscod OF was ,toy,
steady. Trading was very quiet ia tn. a..
s"ncn ~ outside Interest Fina! prices N"ro
points higher Ia points net lower Sale
r -" h.rreis The market closed nrm Sro,
1922 bid: January. u ga J.. -. April. l. ~ u
ia: MAJ. l..:iI - u IUuc H. = :, ~ 90.
iuIy. I2.?sml22i Dcocmb"r. i2.@JMl256
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COTTON MARKETS.

SEW YORK b'c"nb"r X .:.riv aI-
,,anres on trade mNins and covering yvcrc
,.lI""'N ~ renewal Of Wall Street and
,mef'"r" iiguI"uon IN IN" cotton mnrl,"t
,"-iHN' am me close was barely ~t,ndl a.
hc' dec'lr. - fn l. uo!Iit- March old
on iir"m Is 80. - lSGc> and lss' pil.cs wor"
=" market oD.u0l steady ., I'm adv, r.o
~ !" J" points and sold about ~ ,n :,
io'utS mt higher before. the erd at tn.
lI"t"lnS '@y.rtnr wa quit" acttv" on n.
rnt"hI- !" loo for January and i 60 iGr
'"t hN' Ih' tuiC- met lnC-eagc ,1erine
YIN iiE-rno%l a c"n-ii"rahl" s.'ll.r sent
l'N'' - Z" n. ucIrc Uvil"rl Was evidently
n"fN lcrNovs "uu raih'r hravy selling Et
n."tI Str'-' and Western u"orlc lat" IN no
- moon w. ~urUo-Nt 20 rcH".f .tprr..-
i,"rrlpnS nat i.loNd t'"rco's sue.ch lu paY-
Itt!!' M 70 morrow would o." against IN. 80
'''NiNi'' NJ N'rr" rfurp-ai-. Ear. hu,.,s
lGuiHai sa On the do"nr ara iow -tom
i''>- ':GrIN We uuroN"rNs! with IsulI,ry
sclNnE on "a l. =, and Nay I" - .lr a.,
"h"ui = "otn's from tho hgh l,y,l Of m.
it"fNIHE- October showed Increasing 49,.
ilnltn ana relative H'cadino~s win M f.r,
- rtn'.n 70 cnt,"l -ur"r"s,u rUyiur IN an
,''lhrt ZION INIT TIA" War NSuuiG b. eu,l.. la.
the beginning - r.,t -r,-,, '''''' NV
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RICHMOND PRODUCE MARKET.
Wholesale Quotations.

EIohmnrG. va. Deoomhrr Il 1870
90. r., Currio g Coz
Live Pcunry
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-02-05
.PROGRESSIVES
DIS0RGANIZED
Arizona Chairman Has State
Committee in Vest Pocket
But Has Lost the Vest.

Phoenix. Ariz., Feb. ST hold the
Progressive state central committee in
my vest pocket-and I've lost my vest"
This was the reply vouchsafed by
George \. MacBean, OF Phoenix, chair
man Of the aforesaid committee. when
asked what steps were being taken
to name delegates to represent Arizona
in the Progressive national convention.
There amt nc =;ch animal" Mac
Bean went on The committee is I'M
officially disbanded. Not one member
has suggested to me that we have q
meeting. 1 think that, like myself.
most Of the members have decided to
play ball with the Republicans"
Joseph H. Kibbey, chairman OF the
Republican state central committee,
has not matured plans for the meeting
of that body which is to be held in
Phoenix in March or April Judge
Kibbey at first thought Of calling the
committee together in April to plan
for the state convention, but as all
delegates to the Republican national
convention must be chosen by May 8.
1t is probable that the committee will
get together early in March. The con-
vention. in the nature of things. can
not be delayed long beyond the first
Of May.
Assumes Parties Are United.
Judge Kibbey is OF the opinion that
representation in the convention should
he based uDon the combined vote cast
for Ralph II. Cameron and George T.
Young. Republican and Bull Moose
candidates for governor in 1914 g He
once more united and in view of Mac
Beans declaration it does not appear
likely that he is wrong.
Democratic Committee Meets March ,.
is assuming that. the two parties are
Judge Frank J Duffy, Of Nogales.
and c. c. Thompson. of Phoenix, chair
man and secretary respectively of the
Democratic state central committee.
have practically decided to call that
bodv together March 8. The Demo-
Gratis may hold an election instead Of
n convention to choose delegates TO
their national convention. 1t is thought
that the state will be divided into dis
tricts. as it was four years ago, for
the choosing of the six delegates and
six alternates to which Arizona is en-
titled. At that time Maricopa and Co
chise counties We're each n district;
Pima. Yuma and Santa Cruz, one; va
vapai and Mohave, one; Apache, Coco
nino and Navajo, one; Graham Green
lee and ella, one
rmOcrats Wish Trip.
No Republicans have announced tnat
they want to go TO Chicago but plenty
OF Democrats desire to go to St LOUIS.
Among the Democrats who hope to pc
delegates are: Senator Frances VII
lard Nunds. Prescott; Kean St. Charles
Kingman; Harry Houser, Globe; q ..
Thompson. Phoenix; Frank J. Dufty.
Nogales; Fred Golfer, Springerville; W
r Cleary Bisbee Mrs. Munds, Dutty.
THOMPSON and Houser are avowed
candidates.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-02-05
The Daily Novelette,
OssUP,s OCCUPATION.

He got to work to fix the clock.
To fix il right, he swOre.
He took Il down and put IL hack,
Now what could he do more.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-02-05
.LAUGHLIN HEADS
N. NJ. DEMOCRATS
Democratic State Central
Committee Plans for 1916
in Santa Fe Meeting.

Santa re. n. NJ. Feb. 5.-Judge n. b.
l.aughlin, of Santa Fe, was touag
chosen by the Democratic state cehlI"I
committee as chairman TO take chaIbe
Of the 1916 campaign. The comm zee
Is expected TO complete its work touay'
Friday night some 65 prominent Demo
Gratis attended a smoker given by Inc
committee in honor OF flrst assistant
secretary Of the interior A. A. Jones
who previously addressed a mass meet
ing at the capital, deNotlhs n Ili,5l
chiefly 10 an elogy OF president Nhson
and endorsement Of his preparedness
Aibuoueruue was selected as the
Mace for the state convention and May
"a as the date. Secretary T. J. Gull
foyle rendered his resignat--l' the
yecancv to be filled by the new chair
man. The committee adjourned shortly
after noon today.
on the first ballot for chairman. W.
b. Walton, Of Silver City. led with
Laughlin second; J. II. Crist third and
Arthur Seligman, fourth. The second
ballot was narrowed Gown to walton
and Laughlin. The latter received the
majority and was chosen unanimously
This is considered a victory for the
Mcdonald administration and defeat
for the socalled reactionary, as well as
radical wings Of the party.
Il means also that A A. Jones VIII
be candidate for the United States sem
ate and Mcdonald for reelection as
governor.
Resolutions written by J. II. Crist de-
claring for the Wilson preparedness
program and endorsing the national
and state administrations were adopted
Governor Speaks.
A meeting Of the committee was held
Friday. preliminary to the final meet
ing today. At this meeting governor
W. c. Mcdonald made strong tax 10
the committeeman, urging them to Sc
lect the best possible man for Demo-
cratic state chairman and that, when
one rs selected. to stand by him and
behind him in the fight for control OF
the state By the Democratic party.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-02-05

LIVE nothing in particular espe-
cially to do tonight, so I think
Il III fix that clock" decided Os-
sun Spwiggs. 'Tll show the people in
this house whether 1 put off fixing II
because / didn't know how or merely
because I didn't have time before!
And he lifted the handsome eight
hour clock off the manted and, after
a half hours concentration, removed
the back busting off the jewell
mounted ditchy spring with the end
of his handkerchief and pouring OIL
on the revolving gadgets and shimp-
winders. he screwed the back on again.
wound up the clock and shook It
The clock continued in state OF
innocuous inactivity
'Humphp Cssup Spwiggs explained
to himself. and this time took the race
orr and squirted eauX de cologne into
fbe left port hole Then, after breath
ing a Drayer on the hands and rubbing
il in we'll he returned the CLOCK It's
face and shook il again.
II remained in a condition OF nom
committal somnOlence-
Heck" swore Ossup Spwlggs, ana
hurled the blamed thing forcibly into
the stone fireplace. instantly IT be-
gan ticking with sensible Industrious
ness. o.. ,.e.
Leave it to me" said Ossup lott-
i1v. and placed the clock back on the
nnantel and lit his pipe with the air Oh
somebody who really was SOMEBODY
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-02-05
ALANOGORDO MAY
BUILD OWN PLANT
Controversy With Water Co.
Leads to Movement for
Municipal Plant.

Alamogordo, N. NJ, Feb. 5.-The town
of AlamOgordo may have municipal
pumping plant and water works sys-
TEN. to furnish domestic water for the
town. and a light and power plant
This is Droiect which has been re-
ceiving the consideration of the board
Of trustees and the mayor Tor a num-
Der of months, but there was no pub
Tic discussion until the last regular
meeting. which has Just been held
Differences existing between In1
toIr,n authorities and the AlamOgordo
Improvement company and the Alamo
gordo Water Works company. both or
which are under the same local man
agement are responsible for the move
TO build the municipal plants.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-02-05

This is a Democratic meeting and it
is one where every man can say what
he thinks and there is no strings at
tached to anyone which will prevent
him from speaking his mind and from
working for the best man for the
place" the governor said.
Many Speak.
Speeches were also made by T. +
Saxon, of Tucumcari; DIT. C. b. Kohl
housen. Of Ration, and judge n. y.
Laughlin. Of Santa Fe. Judge d. ".
Long. of Las Vegas. predicted ma
jority of 1890 in his county and praised
the governors talk. State superln-
tendent of schools Alvin White, Col
w. S. Hopewell Isaac Barth, Dennis
Chaves, Filadelfo Baca, J. c. Gilbert
and Rev Z. II. Vermillion also made
speeches. Secretary T. J. Guifoil READ
the roll Of counties and the committee
then went into executive session A
letter from Felix Martinez of FL Paso
was then read, regretting that he was
unable to attend the meeting and wlsh-
ing the Democratic party of New Mex
leo all success The delayed trains
brought many delegates to the commit
tee conference Friday night too late
for the preliminary meeting
A. A. Jones. assistant secretary OF
the interior and a candidate for the u
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-02-05
Notice is hereby

Mention: Notice is hereby given
that there have been seized in this col
lection district. for violation OF the u
5. Customs laws. two bay mules with
Mexican brands, which VIII pc SOLO az
auction in front Of the L. S. Custom
House. FL Paso. Saturday. February
12th. 1T 10 a. m. Any one claiming the
animals is required to appear within
the time prescribed by law Zach La
mar Cobb, Collector of Customs-AdN'
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-02-05
TUCSON BANK 3
$4,000 HOME
Consolidated National Hav-
ing Plans Drawn Here
For Fine Building.

Evidence that the El Paso Southwest
is growing is found in the fact that
frost, has S25O,00O worth of work in
Arizona and New Mexico. for which
plans are now being drawn or have
been prepared.
The largest work is the $4,000 bank
building of the Consolidated National
bank of Tucson. Ariz. Plans are also
being drawn for a 100000 addition to
the Albert Steinfeld store in Tucson.
Plans are being prepared for $4,000
school house at Thatcher, Ariz., S2O.-
eco hospital at Stafford. and $4,000
store building and hotel at ella Bend.
The firm has prepared plans for
$4,000 Masonic temple at Silver City.
n. NJ: a warehouse for Gross. Kelly ~
Co. at Albuquerque to cost S35, 600. and
$4,000 addition to the warehouse
of Ilfeld & Co. Of Albuquerque.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-02-05
To Drive Out MnIarla and Build Up
the System

Take the Old Standard GROVES
TASTFI. ESS chill TONIC. You know
what you are taking as the formula
is printed on every label. showing 1t Is
Quinine and Iron in a tasteless form
5Uc
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-02-05
FRED PLUMMER HELD TO
RaNn HrRY ON THEFT CHARGE

on the charge of theft over $50,
Ered Piummer was bound over to the
grand jury, under $3.50 bond, follow
ing his preliminary hearing before
plrn,rner is charged with the theft
OF a punch board from the cigar store
If chris Harold, at 207 Texas street,
an January % The board, 1t is al
legged. contained seven small diamond
rings.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-02-05

s. senate against senator Tom Catron,
declared the old Republican crowd was
etiIi il the saddle in New Mexico and
that Frank Hubbelrs platform, which
rs announced when he declared for
The senate on the Republican ticket,
reminded him Of president wilson I.
statewent that the Republican party
had not had new idea in 30 years. Mr..
Tones returned to Washington today.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-02-05
BOOKER GIVES
$500 To BUDGET
George Look Follows Close.
ly Behind With 5000;
Honor Roll.

L. E. Booker led the budget fund
roll Of honor Saturday with a sub
s,ription of $500 with George Look
close behind with 5000.
subscriptions added to the budget
fund Saturday and Friday afternoon
Evening journal., 1916-06-22
RED MEN OF state
At Home ON SATURDAY

Home Coming Day at the Red Mems
Fraternal Home at Newark. will be
observed on Saturday. A joint COM
mittee representing the tribes and
councils Of this city has made all ar
rangements for the day. and IL will
be a day Of pleasure and recreation.
The last Home Coming Day OF the
Red Men was a big success. Should
bad weather conditions interfere on
Saturday, the day will he observed or
the first favorable Saturday there
after
Foot races. peanut contests, run
ming and broad jumps, etc, will h'
held. The feature of the day will b.
the baseball game between Osag
Tribe. No. 90. and Seminole team, o.
Tribe No. 40.
The band OF Minnehaha Tribe. NJ
s3. and the fife and drum corps q
Manitou Tribe. No rs. will help 4
the entertainment Of the visitors.
is expected that a large gathering q
members and their families an
friends will be present