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The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1916-06-06
City Council
Adopts Budget
THREE MILL INCREASE in LEVY
Divide Street and Water Departments. Jerry Nc
Carter Appointed Water Commissioner

The city council held its regu-
lar monthly meeting last evening.
The most important business
transacted was the adopting of
the budget for the coming year.
The total amount appropriated
for all purposes was $4,000, AN
increase over last year made ne
cessary by the necessity of rails
ing $1,000 to pay interest ON the
Waterworks bonds for the i'm
provements made last year and
$500 To be paid ON the Beaton
Judgment The light fund is al
SO somewhat larger owing TO a
number of new street lights put
i'm during the year.
The report shows that the total
revenue from all sources last
year was S19,0675O. 1t was
stated during the discussion that
preceded the adoption OF the bud
get that the appropriations as
made would ncccssilate an in
crease of about 3 mills i'm the levy
This year over That of last. With
am increase of mills i'm the city
taxes and with the school board
also asking an increase il looks
now as though the taxes i'm This
city are bound to be about 3 mills
higher this year than last.
The following is the budget as
passed, showing the amounts and
the purposes for which they were
/ appropriated:
The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1916-06-06

Roscoe Haines, chief forester of
the st. Joe Forest Reserve. was a
Spokane visitor Sunday.
The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1916-06-06

Current Expenses o.. O.. 100000
Warrant Redemption 100000
Sinking Fund 1909
Water Bonds ~ $4,000
Interest 1909 Water
Bonds $4,000
/ IBcalon Judgment . 10000
Intersection Bonds o.. GOO.O0
Interest 1918 Bonds 100000
Library 10000
Total ... 100000
Revenue for Previous
Year 49,. .... f0067.5O
John Martinedis, street and
Iwaler commissioner, reported the
total amount expended i'm his de-
partments for the month TO be
Si7S.f2. The city clerk report
Led sLOI0.O7 as the water collec-
, tions for the month.
The water committee reported
That a settlement had been made
'with the So. Maries Lumber com
pany of the claims of the city foI
water by the company paying
$500 for its back water assess
menls, which was at the rate OF
S25.OO per month. This is less
than one-halr the amount which
was claimed by The city To be due
The council ratified the settle
menl and directed the clerk E,
{ give the company a receipt i'm full
, lup tO June 1 The water com.
, missioner was instructed 60 pu
] i'm a CUTOFF valve so the waite
= could be shut Off i'm case th
f water rent was not paid when due
The street commissioner wa
instructed to build a cement wal
0 i'm front of the St. Maries Hard
y ware company property on Col
g lcge, The cost TO be charged Co th
e lot
% Walks were ordered built a
e follows: A concrete walk O
r north side of Main between post
n Office and Seventh street; con
X crete walk on south side Of Mai
between City Bakery and Sevent
street; concrete walk on bot
M streets i'm front of Grand Thea
in tire: concrete walk ON west sic
v. lot Ninth from College to Mob
Nv property: concrete walk soul
,c side of College from nth sire
lo east 10 alley; board walk soul
of side of Jefferson between Seveni
"a and Eighth streets; concre
walk cast side of Tenth from Ma
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-06
WHEAT WEhKENS:
CORN, OATSDR0P
Demand Poor on Account of
Impending Election Holi-
day; Provisions Higher.

Chicago. H.. Nov s-Rains IN southern
Argentina gave II downward slant today To
O. heat prices here BESIDE demand was
poor on account ~ reluctance q" make new
GO Commitment IN the face Of a general hoi-
cay tomorrow opening prices which ranged
from q. TO t. lower with December At
sf>I-4 10 IsG1. and Nay at S1S5it to
81 SGs. were followed by decided further set
hacks interrupted by brief transient rallies
Adverse weather in canada and British
huyfnE al Winnipeg tended later 10 give
fh. market A lift The close was strong.
10 TO 2Lc net higher. with December -
sI.Ssa. and Nav AZ 81 S6f-.
Corn Wea ken=i With wheat After open
INK 4 TO nc lower. the market underHe e nj
a moderate additional decline
Subsequently corn recovered as result
a. the late strength in wheat The close vas
strong - tec 20 = net advance
Oats gave with q result OF depression IN
other cereals
higher prices on hogs lifted provisions
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-06
SAYS HE WAS ELECTED FOR
NOT CLEANING CUSPTDORS

Alleging that he was elected from
q Pullman car near Wagon Mound.
y N. because he would not clean the
cuSpidOrS in the car. Arthur Woodland.
porter. is seeking 1895 damages. in
a suit filed against the Pullman Palace
Car company. IN the 4lst district court.
The complaint alleges that ~ OOdarI
had contracted 10 act rs extra porter
on train carrying Colorado militil -
men to the border: that he was guar
anteed his return TO Fl Paso- thu t.
although ne had just cleaned the cuspf-
doris on the day he vas elected from
the train. he was ordered to do so
again. that. upon refusing. he. With
Bennie Tivis, another porter. was put
off the train; that they We're short Ct
funds. and had to walk 70 Albuquerque
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-06
MONEY AND METALS


(By Associated Pressl
New York. Nov 6--Mereantile paper
stsriinr 50 day bills. Sank. commercial
50 dsy bills on banks. ss-zOat commercial so
DAY bills, s4.70is. demand. s4-T5 HIS; ca
hles. s4-7s 7-16
Bar silver. 69izc
Mexican dollars sS1zc-
Government bonds. steady
Railroad bonds firm -
Time loans. firmer. 50 days 81 e =, ~
GAYS. 81 six months, ~ G3S- percent
Csu money. steady high ga low. u
ruling rate ga last loan T. closing DID,
20 offered A. % percent
Iron firm. No. 2 Northern SO = "a no =
Northern. sse so $50 No southern
So Q e2-75. No. . Southern. 50 9 22-5e-
Copper. firm Electrolytc. first quarter.
scaT % IS second quarter. s-S--5 Q $50
Tin. spot market firm seas q $3.50
Lead. $500 q 7-o5-
LONDON METALS MARKET
London. England Nov 6.-The following
were the closing quotations Of the London
metals market today
Lead. $50 los
Spelter. SIS. s55-
Spot copper, f13s; futures. ff1s: electro
SPOT tin. fis.. SIS: futures. Eiss IS.
THE LOCAL MARKET
Mexican currency. 1oG 15c-
Nacfouales. 16Zc-
Mexican pesos. 51zc
Mexican gold. 49c-
n Paso SmeIter Quotstions.
Corrected daily
Bar silver Handy & Harmon Quotations)
London lead. $50 los
Copper. bar. 327-25.
PIG lead 81
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-06
HOLY FAMILY CHAPEL
MEMBERS HONOR PRIEST

The congregation Of the Holy Family
chapel celebrated the name day OF the
parish priest, Rev Father Charles
Pinto. Sunday with a special high mass
in the new chapel. on West Missouri
street Father Pinto has been a priest
for 50 years In honor of the event a
number of handsome Eif7s We pre-
scented 70 the church
The refugees from chihuahua pre-
scented the church with n statue Of
Christ Of he Sacred Heart The refu-
gees from Juarez presented the altar
cloth, which IS handsomely embroidered
with seed pearls The altar was elab-
orately decorated with roses chrysan-
themurns and carnations. the gifts of
fhe Chihus hua refugees
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-06
WIFE CHARGES HUSBAND WITH
INSANITY; DIVORCE PENDING

IN the district court against him. &C
ton was brought against y s. Hogan
by his wife. Mrs. Mamie Hogan, in the
county court Saturday, charging him
with being OF unsound mind Through
his attorneys, Hogan sued ont a writ
Of habeas corpus before judge Ballard
CoIdwell in the~65th district court. and
was released. upon his personal recos-
nizance TO appear in the county court
Monday afternoon
Hogan is the son Of Dr. 6 l. Hogan.
4 wealthy surgeon Of Los Angeles. a
statement from his father. 70 the effect
that the son was Of sound mind. was
presented with his application for re-
lease.
Mrs. Hogan. before her marriage
three years ago was Miss Mamie Burke
prominent in Los Angeles social circles
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-06
Forf Worth Livestock,
SMASHED:
I DEAD, 3 HURT

Altoona Pa, Nov. s.-Seveen men
we're killed and three were injured
when heavy freight train ran away
for ten miles on the Newportage
branch OF the Pennsylvania railroad
and crashed into four light locomotives
standing at Newportage junction near
here today The victims were all train
men.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-06
DIVISION SEEN
IN BIC REVIEW
$4,000 Men Turn Out With
Full Equipment in Honor
of Commissioners.

The seventh division review. staged
at Camp Stewart. Monday afternoon in
honor of the Pennsylvania election
commission. was Wen attended Brig
Gen George Bell. jr-- commanding the
III PsSo district of the L. s. army. and
Rrir. Gen. william Crozier. OF the
ordnance department. were present
The entire division turned out The
two artillery regiments were out in full
field dress The value Of equipment OF
each of these two is estimated at
81 100000. The guns are the largest
field pieces in the army being -four
point seven.
The division marched rs follows in
front OF the reviewing stand First
brigade. commanded by Brig Gen
Lawrence ". Young. North Cardinal 3
second brigade. commanded by Brig
Gen Albert J. Logan. fourth brigade,
commanded by Brig. Cen Christopher
r. O'NeiI- First cavalry, First. Second
and Third field artillery
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-06
PATROI.MAN HINT N FAIL

Patrolman r z. Aston sustained a
bad wrist sprain and a bruise on the
knee Sunday night when he slipped
on the sidewalk, at Second and oregon
streets. while he was chasing a negro.
who had knocked down street si-n.
on Second street Patrolman Aston
was standing near Fl PasO and Second
streets and saw the negro walk up 20
the sign and mutilate IT. He gave
chase. pursuing the man down Second
street 70 Oregon. where he slipped on
the pavement and fell
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-06
FOUR ARE ARRESTED OK
CHARGES OF GAMING

Four persons were arrested on
charges Of gaming early Sunday morn
ing by a party of police and city detec-
tives. who raided a house at Ninth and
Stanton streets a quantity of cards
and playing chips was confiscated-
All four persons are being held in Iail
pending hearing In corporation court
this afternoon
one barrel OF beer was seized by city
detectives Saturday night i'm 2 raid ON
two houses in the lower part Of the city.
Fifteen arrests on vagrancy charges
were also made bv the officers
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-06
Grain and Provisions.

Chicago Grains, Close
Wheat-Dec-- S1-S4As. MAY. S1-Ss1z.
Corn-Dec-- s6@c. May Sc
Oa-s-Dec- - &c Nav. s. &c
Chicago Provisions. Close
pork-Jan-- S2s.15: NAY. Ses.c5-
Tsard-Ian-. sI5-SS. MAY S15-se-
Rihs-Tan- 1852
Kansas CITY Grains. Close.
kansas CITY. No. Nov 6--W heat-No-
hard. Sly q lS4: No . red s1-76G Isl: De-
cember. S1s01z Nav. S1-S1A 71-s17s-
Corn-No. . mixed. 81 CSC: No white,
IS q &c. No . yellow. CSC; December, sf4c;
MAY. ssc
Osts-Haif cent lower No white sSei
No. mixed. 81 G67c-
kansas City Produce Close
Kansas City. No. Nov 6--Butrer-Crearn-
cry. SAKE; firsts. sic; seconds. 2s5ze. pack
ing. 27zc-
PouItry-Rens. 1sHe; ROSTERS. ME;
broilers. 19c
Chicago Produce. Close
Chicago III. Nov s.-Butter-Higher-
Creamery. 521s Q SIC
EgEs-Tigher- Receipts. Sss5 cases, nrsts,
- q ssc: ordinary firsts % Z sic; a. mark,
cases included. % . 81 =
Potatoes-Steadv Receipts. - cars Min
nesota and Dakota white. 81 55 q I. SO. Min
nesota and Dakota Ohios $50 r 1.55. Michi-
Kan and Wisconsin white. $50 2 $50
PoultTy-Alive, unsettled fowls Il &C.
springs. 1ec.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-06
HOLD GEN. SNYWiN,s BODY.

The body Of Gen u. n. Snyman. o.
Boer war fame. Is being held at the
parlors OF the Mclean. Simmons and
Hartford undertaking company. pend
ing funeral arrang ements- Gen Sny.
man died over 9 week ago in New
York City. while he was visiting rela-
tfves- Funeral services Will proba bly,
he held Wednesday
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-06

Funeral services Of T. G Noseiev.
aged 40 years. who died Saturday even
ing at his residence in this city. were
held sunday afternoon at four o'clock
at the parlors Of the Mclean. Simmons
and Hartford company. north Stanton
street Decedent had been a resident
OF Fl PasO for nine years He is sur
vived by A widow. and a mother and
several sisters. residing in Waco. Tex.
Interment was had in Evergreen Gem
eterT
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-06

The examining trial of F. Z Sanders
on charge made after the death Of
AIRS Erin Armstrong November ,. was
begun Monday morning before justice
Of the peace J. NJ Deaver Dr.. F. =
'ummins, who had attended Mrs Arm
strong before her death. testified that
death had been the result Of sept
csemia- or blood poisoning Mrs. Arm
strongis dying statement was followed
by Sanders's arrest
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-06
CARRIED NTAPoys. CHARCF

Three arrests on charges Of carry
ing concealed weapons were made sat
urday night and Sunday by the city
detective department in the lower sec
ton Of the city The three cases were
transferred 10 the county court Monday
morning. The arrested men gave the
names Of o NJ Curtis. Willie Jones and
Porferio PERU
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-06
Livestock.
Chicago Livestock. 10

Chicago Livestock. Close
Chicago Ill. Nov Hogs-keceIpt 50
eco. Market slow. 15c above Saturdays aver
age Bulk $50 q $50 light $3.50 O e. 50;
heavy. 50 20 q IS. pigs. s5-e5 q SIS
Cartle-Receipts- 2e00o. Market strong
Native beef cattle $3.50 Il7s- western
steers, $3.50 q SIS, stockers- $40 . SEQ
cows So so $50. calves. $50 GII50-
Sheep-Receiprs. S. 600 Market weak.
Wethers s7-1GGS-65- lambs s. IS n 1913
Kansas City Livestock. Close
Kansas City. Mo. Nov s--Hogs-Be-
ccIpts. 11-o0e. Market hiEher- Bulk S9-15 n
ESQ. heavy. se-50n9s5. light $500 a. SIS,
pigs SIS q soc
CattIe-Receipts. es.ooo Market higher.
Prime fed steers sS.5 n II .. western
steers. S6-5e q SIS. cows. Ss50 n $50. heifers.
S5-50Ge-5o: calves. s.. q lose
Sheep-Receipts- S0ue- Market steady
Lambs $3.50 g ll-lo- yearlings, $50 q So
Denver Livestock Close
Denver. Colo Nov. arrle-It.cei pt s..
sseo Market strong Beef steers. sG-15f
s.s0- cows and neifers. SIS r. so; stockers
and feeders. sass n 80. calves $3.50 u s-50-
Top. $3.50, bulk. 50 800 SIS
Sheep-Tteceipts. 1900. Market strong
mbs. S10.25 n 1e-s5, ewes $50 n 700
Fort Worth Livestock
fBy ZeiEer HoteL1
Hogs RECEIPTS 5000 Market steady. Top.
Se-to- bulk. IS d $50.
Cattle-KeceIpts. 5000. including 200
calves Beef steers. top. $50. bulk. 500
80. COWS top. S6-25. bulk SIS r. $50
helfers. Ss-25 r. 6-5e. bulls $500 5-oo- calves.
$500 n $50 stockers. steers 5000 2 6-5o-
cows, sss0 q see heifers S45oG 500. calves.
Sheep-Recefpts $50
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-06
WEATHER BULLETIN.
& < DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE
WEATHER ri REAL

Observations taken a.
A. ~ 18th merid-
ian time fs a. m.
TT Paso time. Sovem-
g. 1915
Forecasts.
p Paso and vicin-
ity - Generally fair
and colder tonight
and Tuesday.
New Mexico - Fair
tonight cooler east
and south portions.
Tuesday fair.
Arizona-Fair to
night Tuesday fair
and warmer
West Texas Cen
orally fair tonight
colder north and
west portions Tues
day generally fair
and colder.
in r Psso ct noon
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-06

Ner York Nur. f.-1ucresEed confidence
VS. srov n with the proEre-s Of TODAY s. stock
market session industria's and equipments
with Jess distinctive issues supplement iiis
early gains
steel led the movement. advancing q" -
o- oue-uuarter point under IT'S record price
being freely taken Ga the usual large blocks
Utah and Chino Eoppers and Central
Leather and Columbia Gas improved upon
nreriaus uIalirruus -gith gains Of one 70
for7r points for Izkawanna- Crucible and
Gulf state steelS- More moderate advances
occurred IN sugar. paper, motors and cther
leather issues
Bonds were firm
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-06

Cotton Market.

New York Cotton Close
New York Nov Spot cotton. quiet.
,uidduuE upland. 1905. No sales.
Cotton futures closed very steady Deem
Der. 1919 January. 1917 March 1875 May.
40. July. 1910
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-06
Money 10 Lean.

Money 10 Lean
CATTLE MORTGAGE co. s07 1st Sat bids.
MONEY To LOAN ON good inside business
property. per cent interest a P. Coles y
Bros eu1 y Oregon
HAVE few Thousand dollars to icau ON
good security foo small amounts n desired.
ife interest Addr-s- 50. care Herald
$ To $50 LOANED honest employees. with
out security. also furniture owners keeping
horse Cheapest rates. Easiest payments
Confidential Quick satisfactory service
Drake. Ger Roberts Banner Rldg
W. CONDUCT "a general loan and loan
hr"srraGa business Negotiating a1l classes
~ IcEitIIuafr loans We also huy good
Dhaff'I nr vendors iieu notes Your bust
moss viH bt treated a- confidential Equit-
able Loan Association, S15 Trust Bids.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-06
WOMAN HURT BY AUTO.

KnOcked down by an autOmObile,
driven by G. NJ Gibson. 3431 Fort Bou-
Ievard. Mrs. q. a Martinez, 235 DiaZ
avenue. sustained slight bruises about
The body Monday morning at san An
tonic street and Mesa avenue. IL is
reported She was taken to the
emergency hospital. and later sent TO
her home AIr. Gibson drove to the
police station and reported the affair
him saIf
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-06

REBUS.
A memorandum book.
SATURDAYS ANSWERS.
Upside dOlOn III dress.
Saucer.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-06
OPERATE ON ROSCOE HAwkINs.

Roscoe Hawkins. young son Of
mounted patrolman ". p Hawkins.
was operated on Monday morning at
the Rolston hospital by DR.. R. L
Esmey. His condition is satisfactory.
4 dollar saved by ouvfnE goods pro-
duceG elsewhere Is a dollar thrown at
YOUR neiEhhor's birds
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-06
Lost and Found.

~---~---~~-~~~~~~~~
LO>T-Gold lociet- Initials 4 T. a.. lock
of hair inside Reward -15 san Antonio
LOST-Near Csuutilio. hunting belt aud
shells reward Hrco1- 421 Mesa
LOST on North oregon street. saturday
nisht. physician hand beg. return % -li
Roberts Banner BLDG reward
MARRIAGE certificate found. owners can
have same hy paying for advertisement De-
Caliing At the Log cabin Bar. sos Teas
LOST Probably night Of November End.
gold rimiess spectacle IN hlac. case
please notify g. g. Curtis. FL Paso Elect ny
90. Reward.
LOST Package containing officers uni
form. between 1T B1i5s aud Camp Perish
Ing Return 20 1st Kentucky Headquzrter--
Fr- Bliss Tex Reward
Strase ed.
Large bay saddle norzr black msue ana
ia-i- small white SPOT on forehead hnnf
mark o0- reward for recovery >o-fF i"tl-
Division Headouarters El Fase.
LOST Return portion ~ Railway Tickle,
issued az ~ rscuer Ncw York. in favor ~
Lettio Gravelfe. reading from Syrrcu~o- Sew
York. tn ~ Pasc and return. Nia ~ W g.
Ey- CO. Eric ami o. e. T. a. r. and purse
containing Sleep- finer can have money
and an additional $500 for th. return Co
Herald Office.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-06
TRADING BRISK;
PRICES HIGHER
Increased Confidence Is
Shown in Early Trading;
Advances Are Moderate.

NoTE-ouotation reflect closing prices
N0ndav. Nov f.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-06

Nv UaS al \
T6A2S o. CID Z \
( SURE WOULD k1Sw N
Nb Z s0ANTB0
ME % DMsReoN!l
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-06
Personal.

Personal.
HAIR. moles removed. electric Pm s47sW-
sPIaELLA corsets Mrs Hulett- Phi s572
LACE CURTAINS cleaned beautifully
I Kramer. phone 7sis-
CHIROPRACTOR
Room SOS Herald Bldg Phone 1886
DO NOT FORGET We give S q r. Green
trading stamps. Houston Transfer and Stor-
CHRONIC constipation absolutely cured in
. days no drugs. free particular Address
r. Word 500 East Pecan st. san Antonio
Special Notices.
--~-~~~~-~-~-~-~-~-~~--~-~~
YOUR mattress renovated. Sl-75 up; carpets
cleaned Erwin Nfg- Co, phone no
THE only steam carpet cleaners sx12 rugs
81 Acme Mattress & Feather Co Phi 1871
>PECIiI-Fancy quality stone burr corn
meal and whole wheat flour Fresh every
day Phone 1874
DO NOT FORGET we give s & H Green
fading stamps Houston Transfer and Stor-
WANTED-5OOO school boys TO try ont our
rev croms sole leather Chas- Rokahr- SIS
Texas
Why SUFFER- WITH YOUR EEETs
NewtOn's arch support made b. me- gives
sou immediate relief and comfort InEroE-
ing nails. corn. csllouses removed in min
utes- Prof W Newton. 1es Mesa
Business Chances.
SOLDIERS stand. good paying proposition:
corner Bliss and Dyer call al stand
FOR >ALE-Stoclz Of up 70 date merchan-
.ii-e- we'll located well displayed and max
i7r money For terms and particulars ad-
dress IT 15-. care Herald
: MILLINERY business Tor sale: small
-r.--,I- Win h7rffe I'M. -4-son for selling
am #.H. mt ~ he Al
-ltn- Douglas Ari1-
POOL ROoMSs YES.
lSK MR. FOSTER.
.;oS Hesa- PHILLIPS REALTY Co PHI. lees
CIGAR STANDS
ASK MR.. FOSTER.
sos Mesa PHILLIPS REALTY Co Phi 10eS
SHOE SHINE STAND
seven chairs. san Antonio ST. years
Ask MR. FOSTER
SOS Mesa PHILLIPS REALTY CO Ph- 1928
~ OPPORTUNITY for party with small
capital tu start in business handling high
-l1-7 auto -'-T ,N'---s-'e ~ - ~ L. r
Jenkins general agent 20 Essex S. san
intonlo- Texas
GROCERY STORES
small ones' large ones $500 W viii
ASK MIR. FOSTER
2os Mesa PHILLIPS REALTY CO. Phi 1928
FOR SALE-Sto-e miles from town new
EtocN- white trade thickly settled death or
owner reason for selling Address box 15S-
care Houston Chronicle
BARBER SHOP.
Long lease low rent $50 And We have
others
ASK MR. FOSTER
30s Mesa PHILLIPS REALTY co. Ph. 1923
WANTED Party with capital Tor sutomo-
bile business. have sure thing II can
fiuarce- can interest party with cash and
show his profits Phone 2161-
FIRST CLASS CAFE
one block postoffice. good lease $500
ASK MR. FOSTER
eos Mesa PHILLIPS REALTY Co Phi. 1923
$500. $500, <50O-Investmeuts: new plan;
easy terms five differed chances trehlius
money in short time Investigate. Dscuro
co-Operative Improvement Co. room 8,
Stevens BLDG
GOOD paying grocery store. everything
new, only p = blocks from postoffice; cheap
est rent In the city cheap for cash will
trade Tor a bungalow Address L 50. care
Herald
$1,000 TO $1,000
Purchases complete control Of established
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-06
For Reut-StOres and Offices

EOR RENT-Desirable offices IN the Herald
BUILDING Reasonable rates Apply to the
auditor OF The Herald
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-06

Purchases complete control Of established
motion picture corporation now doing bust
ress IN New Mexico and Arizona. exclusive
right Of sale IN above states including II
machines go films and other equipment /.
thousands of rural schools. churches and
homes want motion pictures Investigate
this AZ once Psthcscope Co.. 22s Trust bldg.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-06

FOR RENT rooms for Light house
l-rlire. sos y Florence street. phone 119S-
so children dogs OF inyalids-
UOIIFNBECK HOTEL. light housekeeping
and furnished rooms. reasous bIs rates.
.f outside rooms 21f17 Texas St.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-06

WANTED rake charge of small roomine
house in -ity- Address r. T.. r1re Her9ld-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-06
For Reut-Apartmenh Unfurnished.

THREE rooms. sleeping porch and bath
1909 Nuu5y- Phone -07sW.
NEW : room apt one OF the incest in the
city cor I.awton and W Missouri. walk
ing distauc,-
FOR RENT-c furnished apis. Germane
pts modern. steam heated SO W
Missouri Phone 1853
THE new BrenS apartments. one three
room apartment with glassed-iu sun room
bed and dining room. kitchen and bath.
steam heat and laundry. -foS Texas Phone
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-06
Furniture Wanted.

CASH PAID for second hand househ
goods l. n. STERCHI. 2f5 Myrtle. Phi &