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The sun., 1916-10-18
STEAMBOAT NASSAU ASHORE.
MOntauk Liner Aground In Heavy
Sea Near Cherry HarbOr.

GREENPoRT, l.. l., oct, 1.-THE steam
boat Nassau Of the Montauk steamboat
line IL ashore near Cherry Harbor. Soon
after she grounded a destroyer worked In
close and sent "A line to her. A hawser
was run out. but thedestroyer had TO
abandon the attempt to drag the Nassau
of because Of the heavy sea. The tug
A.'P. Scott OF the Scott Wrecking Com
pany, New London, also went to the Mas
sau's aid. and found the gale too high.
The Nassau recently was chartered to
Clarence II. Mackay to carry himself
and guests to his hunting preserve on
GARDENERS Island, Captain McLaren and
his men are o" board. but are In little
LANCER unless the gale increases,
The sun., 1916-10-18

but with tho revo,,or Il, o,o ~ Thorn
ready for ins,ant use
They s,ar,ed ou, J., ,oor ,or "Tbe
Horse" and rb,ct sr,,,y sn,rd him in
n cafe. Brondjni xas IN sivnai bv lift
ing his hat when c,ipari ,e,, hui "The
Horse, saved his iifc that niybt by
having seyera, NJ HE f,iends with him
Then they took re revoiver and coat
away from N~ontinapno and vent home.
Twice a day after that they wen, over.
and each time saw Uoim,ri bu, Month.
magno found excuses TO mn, on killing
him. lie didn't ha yo courage enough. he
said. Then he went TO Rrodini's house
again to talk II over and Rofrano came
In.
mfr. Rofrapo told mo Il, ia seycral
dnys now thar Won nrc fn,loviuy and
you don't do the lob. When van see him.
shoot. III take care Of YOU Tomorrow
when you 20 to see The Horse" shoot
him"
Rofrano was lea ming across the table
as Mortlmngno toll of this. laughing
| with Mr.. Wylie of his counsel At no
time did he seem disturbed by the de.
tails Of Montimagno's story. unless
| scribbing notes faster than usual nigh
| he taken as n sign q disturbance. Then
Montimnyno came down TO tho dny of
| the killing and the meeting with Rofrano
under the bridge. Frank Fennimore and
Rocks Cornell were with him
"Rofrano said. Tommy n is now one
week and a half that YOU are fooling us,
The sun., 1916-10-18
STATE MAY LOSE sac, 900, 900.
Court Of Appeals AMrms Damages
In Test water Power Case.

ALBANY. Oct. 1.-THE Court OF APP
peals opened the way to-day for the
prosecution OF claims against the state
~aggregat!ng $40. 900. 900 by affirming a
judgment Of s>6.27j awarded by the
lower court to George /. Pratt II Fulton.
for lost water power The barge canal
Improvement OF the Oswcro River de-
stroyed the wat.rhcad created by a
state dam a mile above the village OF
Fulton. More than thirty adjacent prop
erty owners have similar claims.
The suit brought by Pratt was a test
case. He asked. damages Of 81. 260. 900.
The sun., 1916-10-18

the NTH ship to be built at the New
York yard. the others having been the
battlcships Connecticut and Florida and
the collier Nestal and the d~readnought
New York. She was launched Last June.
Her armament consists Of twelve II
inch guns in four ~turre;s. twenty 8 inch
rifles and two anti-aricraft guns
The sun., 1916-10-18

ond regiment under command OF In
spector John F. Dwyer had passed two
squads OF men trailed one Founders be-
fore the reviewers.
1t would have been a 1evere blow TO
Henry Ford. the pacifist, to see the jit-
neys Of his manufacture bcarips machine
guns. There was a complete battery OF
these smaller guns under flivver trans
mort.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-02-12
SaTUrDay SAyInGs
 (5y JERRYl
(By JERRYl
SATURDAY. SAYINGS

,t91e9coet11oeHoe1eoo0He SATURDAY SAYINGS SHORTLY after
  THIS freezeup COMMENCED.
  WE noticed that BOB crags FAILED to RECOGNIZE us
  WHEN wo passed
  ON tho street
  AND IT hurt us,
  AND WE asked
  A MUTUAL friend
  WHY IT was thus,
  AND THE friend said  PITYINGLy. "WHYl HAVEN'T you heardT AND WE shook our head AND LOOKED UNINFoRMED.
  so HE said,
  IaIPREssIvELY.
  WHY HE has
  RUNNING WATER
  AT HIS HOUSE "
  AND WE LOOKED at Bob AND WERE impressed AND EVERYTHING.
  AND SAID "oh."
  AND FROM then on.
  EVERY TIME
  WE PASSED Mir. crags
  WE TOOK off our hat
  AND SMILED at him
  INGRATIATINGLY
  AND IF HE SPOKE
  WE SAID
  YEzzIR OR nozzlr
  LIKE YOU do
  WHEN YOU speak
  To A Banker
  OR THE owner
  OF THE
  WATER WORKS
  OR THE Light company AND WE felt
  UNINPoRTANT and humble AND EVERYTHING.
  UNTIL THIS morning
  WE SAW Bob GOING UP the street
  WITH A plumber AND TWO water pails
  AND WE smiled
  TO oURsELF
  AND SAID. ANOTHER BELIEVER INA CITY WATER Plant.
 -o-c-c-- INSPECTING KELP PROSPECTS J. F. Scott. manager of Gamers By roducts, Inc., accompanied by Col. z T. Perkins. of Seattle. recently 'ent some time visiting the cocpany .ant at Ward Cove, Alaska, and incl entally looking over the kelp pros ects of that section.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-02-12

llevlng that their money could not be better nor more prohtably Invested.
 sThore is an increasing tendency for home seekers to pass up the .n- side residence property which is gen erally held at a price beyond the reach Of those of modest means and to buy where the interest on the in. vestment when the home is built win not exceed the rents they have been paying.
 "This tendency is particularly mo- ticeable in my office because of the demand for Casey-Shattuck Addition property for which am the selling agent.
 "There Is no doubt in my mind that the coming season will witness more real estate transfers than have ta- ken place in any half dozen years In the past"
 "The outlook for a good year in the real estate business looks very prom. islug." said Ed. NJ. Kane today. There are more inquiries about real estate at this time than at any previous tlme since have been in business in Juneau The weather has put damper on business for the time be- ing. but. just as soon as the weather
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-02-12

neau would be too great for a work
 ing man to travel, and furthermore
 if the government should charge toll.
 the cost of travelling across the bridge
 would be prohibitivc.
 "The logical location for cheap
 homesites .s along the beach and ad
 joining the roadway between Juneau
 md Thane. Within @ short time am of the opinion that this site win
 be built up. If the Juneau business
 men can afford to spend any money
 for bridges or railways. money spent in improving and widening the Thane road would be of more benefit to Ju neau than Q bridge to Douglas Isl- and.
 I have been informed that there arc about HOO men working at Thane and Perseverance. I have sold prop erty to a number of men who work at Perseverance and fl the 'transporta tion facilities were better large number of families now living at Per severance and Thane would own their own homes in Juneau and so back and forth every day"
 Larsen e Logan'o Review
 The real estate firm of Larsen & Logan is also doing an average busl- ness but as with others the weather has greatly interfered with trausac- tions.
 L.. p. Larson. one of the members of the firm said that he has been an Interested observer of the real estate conditions since coming to Juneau some two years ago. There has been a marvellous growth both in the busi- ness district and on the tide flats. he stated. Most of the mining towns expand in large areas when they are young. leaving vacant property in the business section. much to their detrl. ment in beauty and efficiency. The reverse has happened to Juneau, caus- ing very compact community cen- tered properly with every chance of property expansion. All the residen- t'al and building lots down town will be built upon or bought for that pur. pose during the summer. There is bound to be an unprecedented de- mand for attractive, soundly construc- ted dwellings, and one. two and three room apartment houses that will at- tract capital and enterprise. Juneau, from a realty standpoint looks ex- tremely good for the coming season"
 F. c. Logan, another member Of the firm said:
 Last fall made an investigation tour from Seattle to New York, re- turning via Los Angeles primarily to get in close touch with the general l realty condition of the country. One l of the best signs of prosperity is ac- .iyity in the realty market. In inc ! .erviewed the big operators in the largest cities enroute and found, that | they had made big preparations for a 'ull and active year in 1916. Invest DTS. large and small, were inquiring ! Tor good opportunities. The return of to the States VII lbe re- lected here in great numbers of tour sts who will be our best advertise. nents and future investors. ] would .ay that our people here who take ed. fantage of the present conditions nom
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-02-12

wnl saye themselyes many @ '"l could have bought In tho near future
 New Realty Firm.
 owing to the great activity expect ed in real estate Q new firm has been formed and win be known as tho AL asi,a Realty company. The members are w. W. Balcheller and J. W. Rum mel. Offices have been taken in the Decker building.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-02-12
AaaInat BrIde ProIeel

q am not In favor of the proposed bridge connecting the main land with Douglas Island. There are no avail able townsltes on Douglas Island for Juneau working men as the ground has been taken mp by mining claims
 with the exception Of e small strip along the beach. If there was avail able ground the distance from Ju-
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-02-12
CITY WATER Plant.
lNsprcrlNe KELp PRosPEcrs

J.H. Scott. manager of Gamers By. Products, Inc.s accompanied by Col W. T Perkins, of Seattle, recently spent some time visiting the cocpany plant at Ward Cove, Alaska, and incl dentally looking over the kelp pros poets of that section.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-02-12

From an candid opinions and from the early indications of the year. real estate in Juneau has Q most interest. Ing years prospect The cold weath- CT has greatly set back several huge deals but with moderation Of the ele- ments real estate will begin moving. There are many inQuires coming from outside points and the indica- tions arc that much money win seek investment here. With several apart. ment houses contemplated and with one and possibly two large business blocks in sight as well as many dwell ings. for which plans are now being drawn. the real estate movement will be ably seconded by building opera tions.
 shattuclts Prospectus.
 There has been Q strong. steady demand for both business and resi- dence property during the whole win- ter which is becoming more insistent as spring approaches, says Allen Shauuck today. 'I have several or ders to secure Inside income proper ty which ! am unable to dll for the reason that property owners arc op- imistic of the future and are unwill ing to sell at the present prices. be
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-02-12
nME IoR-as YEARa

John ParaiovIcn, of Klawack. Alas ka, died in bie hospital at Craig, Alas. ka, about Dec. 10. Mr. Paratov.ch had worked for the North Pacific 6 Packing company as net boss for % years. He is survived by a large iamlyd
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1916-02-17

J. O. Mcfarland issin the city
on business.
Willis Wolfe and family have
returned from a two-weeks stay
with relatives in Missouri.
LOST: A black plush cape,
between Lake View school house
and Meade, on February 9TH, not
new, but good.
Frank Schwartz
One mile north of Lake View
School house.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1916-02-17
To My Patrons

Owing to the reason that so
many of my friends and patrons
did not understand the value of
the specials I offered some time
ago, l am to renew the offer DUR
ing the month of February, be-
ginning on the LIST and ending
on the 18th of the month.
These specials are as follows:
With every dozen $500 photos
or better, l will give one large
picture of the same lOxl4 inches
mounted in folder of the latest
style. With every dozen of $500
or $3.50 picture l will give one
large 7xl0 picture of same,
mounted as above. These will
be given only during the month
of February.
VIM Backe, Photographer.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1916-02-17
Democratic Banquet

SAAASSA SSSAS
Final preparations are being
made for the biggest Democrat
&c banquet in Kansas. This will
be held IN the Topeka auditorium
Tuesday evening, February p.
The Democratic campaign will
be formerly launched, and nu m
Der of candidates are expected
to announce their candidacy at
that time. The prospects for
victory are as bright as they
were in 1912 when Kansas gave
her electoral vote to Woodrow
Wilson and also elected a Demo-
cratic governor. This condition
of affairs is adding enthusiasm,
and the banquet hall will be fill
ed to overlooking. Postmasters
and county chairmen have few
good banquet seat tickets LETT
which may be obtained by those
who live outside of Topeka be-
fore they come to the Capital
city.
Senator William f. Chiffon, of
West Virginia will come with a
message direct from admins
tratiou sources, and will discuss
the paramount issues of the
campaign fresh from the storm
center of national politics, The
other speakers are: John b..
Wagner, Of Larned; Ward Hall
oway, Of Kansas City; Miss
Laura M. French, of EmporIa;
Judge w. $ Langmade, of ODER
lin; Ben $. Gaitskill of Girard
with W. ). Lausdon, of Sall"a,
president OF the Kansas Demo
cratic Club, as POSTMASTER.
If the Jefferson county BAN
quet at Perry, on February 10
is any index, the enthusiasm III
county club work will lie won.
dcrful this campaign. Two hun
dred fifty banqucters crowded
the opera house to eat together
and listen to Gov. Elliott Major,
of Missouri, an aVoWed candidate
for vice president He made a
remarkable speech, outlining his
views on national issues so clear
iy that he strengthened the
Democratic cause to a wonder
full extent in Jefferson county.
l.. M. PeuWell Of Topeka, ten
tative candidate for Governor,
and Or. Eva Harding, or Topeka
candidate for Congress from
the First district, also spoke.
William f. Sapp, national com
mitteeman, was on the program
and held the interest of his hear
ers.
This is to be banner year in
Democratic politics in Kansas,
and large gathering of Demo
Gratis is expected in Topeka on
Washington's birthday to help
plan for the campaign.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1916-02-17
il. STAMPER
AUCTIONEER

Saturday, Feb. 19-~John Bouch
er, 3 miles north of Fowler.
Monday, Feb. q +, w. Bo'
cook, l mile east and 3 mics
north of Meade,
Tuesday, Feb. 22--AleX Des
Marias, 2 miles east and 5 miles
north of Meade.
Wednesday, FED. b Arthur
Rice, e mile east and two miles
north of Fowler.
Thursday Feb, q ?, J. Mitch
ell "A IL miles south Of Meade,
Friday, Feb. 25--F. G. Soule,
one mile north Of Mi-sler.
Tuesday, Feb. % c. b. Wat
son, 4 miles north and 3 miles
east Of Meade,
Wednesday, March Jonas
Laucks, Copeland.
Thursday, March "A. X.
Eddy 4 miles north aud three
miles west Of Mjssler.
Thursday. March 9th. =, n.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-25
us BrNGALow $500 rNpER VALrE

EHI BUNGALOW $500 INDEX VALE
NNe mean what we say and WILL Jet you
|udge for Yourself. This IS p . room brick.
brand new. never been occupied. on = fun
lots. paving paid. $500 block. tile bath large
basement and heating plant. oak floors.
lassed sleeping porch rug brick mautei.
uftlu bookcase. linen closets. Kitchen
Sroinet. etc Similar houses bring $4,000
III Up. For quick sale this place al $4,000
LEAVELL & SHERMAN,
6 Texas 81 Phone 1926
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-25

LAC RANGE auto stage and express line.
PASSENGER ser.fce leaving EnEle and ChIOr-
io-. daily except sunday a. : a. m for Ele-
plant Butte. Cuchillo. Willow Springs and
Fairview. Through fare one way. s.: inter
mediate points. l0c per mile Baggage car
ried 80 pounds free. excess : cents per
pound
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-25

. EXCHANGE FOR Los ANGELES
PROPERTY.
163 acres in upper valley: raw land
borders on river; not overflow. good
proposition at $50 per acre II taken
quick.
$3.50.
rooms. : porches. : lots. near car
line. $50 cash and SIS per mo.
NEWMAN INVESTMENT co.
Phone 500 100 san Antonio
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-25
- RAKGAIN

BIGGEST BUNGALOW BARGAIN ever Of
pred IN Fl Paso. Yes. We MEAN what we
and We have a reputation for offerinG
too LISTEN g rrous. 80 foot
ot. lawn. trees and flowers, distinctiv-ly
hodern. different from anything you ha-a
seen tiled bath with base tub and two
cabinets. 1ulI length mirrors in two
loset doors. built in buffet and china closet
Is different Full basement. garage -o
Patch house. cement I-ivew&y from street.
krEng paid. in FL Paso.s hest close IN addi-
- LOOK-PRICE ONLY $1,000 90. Moth
- else like IL in the city for less than
Phone for appoiatmcl- TO see this
hce. j. W HALE.
H 2 hILBURN Co.
- st Nail Bank Bldg Phone SOC.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-25
EST TEXAS.


OW ~EGO-BUENA YISTA auto mail line.
Every day except sundays. Fare one way
Sl-5- C. C. Marshall. Proprietor
MARFA-FORT DAVIS auto mail line leaves
Fort Davis daily and Sundays 5 a. m
Leaves Maria p. m One way $3.50: round
trip f4oo- G. W Davis, Prop
BUENA VISTA-GRAND ALL auto mail
line Leaves Buera Vista 9 a.. m. Leaves
Grand Falls / p m Fare enc wav 50 90
C. O. Humble Proprietor
BIG SPRINGS. Lamesa. Tex. Auto Lin-
leaves Big Springs daily except Sunday At
$50 a. m. arriving Lancsa via Soash and
Sparenberg. at - noon. returning to Big
Springs same day ar 5 D m. $3.50 one way,
s. 90 round trip Cordni x Smith. P-ops.
Big Springs. Tex
LUBBOCK. TENAS. PLAINS AM ATT
NEW MEN AUTO LINE
Leaves Lubbock. Tex. daily except sunday
- a. m for Meadow, Browufeld. Come.
Plains. Bronco and Tatum. New Mex. Cars
make connections b Tatum for Lovinston
and Carlsbad Return trip leaves Tatuul AZ
. a m daily except sunday Arrives At
Lubbock 5 p m same day
Lubbock 10 4 50 90
Hrowufield 90
GoMe@
rams 90
BRONCO
Iatuu 90
on all round trips one dollar Off.
c c. Abbott & Sons. Lubbock. Tex Phones
54s. 400. Lubbock Tex.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-25

COVER 4 GREAT FIELD WITH THESE
FIVE GREAT TEXAS NEWSPAPERS-
Dallas Times Herald; Fort Worth Star-Teic-
gram: e. Paso Herald: Houston Chronicles:
San Antonio Light Combined guaranteed
circulation over 40, goo daily: $4,000 Sunday.
Combined Classified Rates: &c per word Per
insertion daily; Sc per word Sunday. A 20
word ad In all five papers will cost only 500
for one weekday insertion or 1920 .or three
insertions. including one Sunday. Minimum
charge based on 20 words AL COPY for
Sunday Insertions should be submitted ~
noon OF tho preceding Thursday. Send or
bring your orJer with cash TO Classified Ad-
vertising Department OF The Fl PRso Her
aid, and your zd will be p raced In these
papers Cash e m order.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-25

SALE by owuer-New s room pressed
.bEick bungalow on east front lots. fenced
aLSd barn. large buffet with plate glass mir
Iruf French windows between living and
l. AAnE room. built in shirt waist boxes. lin
- closet. medicine cabinet book cases;
bsFge kitchen cabinet. full length Of kitchen.
sink built in with white euameied tile drain
back. lots OF cupboard room, gas heater
built in wall and hath. tile floor IN bath
large mirror door in bed room. dull brass
hardware with glass knobs; oak floors
Throughout. woodwork finished Old ivory
walls in waterproof paint: finished base
'meut. walks and curbs laid. Bargain 2
taken ~ once. Phone 6gf7.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-25
Notice To Classified advertiser,

All Classified Advertising ordered to
run indefinitely e. ~ must be in writ
Ing No I. . advertisement accepted
over the telephone. Orders to discon-
tnue I z ads must also be IN writing
and cannot be accepted over the tele-
phone. A stop order receipt will be given
When a I Z zd Is ordered discontinued
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-25
For SaIe-Real Estate-City Property.

For SaIe-Real Estate-City Property.
> LEVEL lots. Govt. Hi. also good family
COW cheap Phone s62- r
HAVE . passenger Chalmers. : cylinder.
1914 model VIII trade for lots Phone 1915
Want TO Eli VOW 5 front lots near
FieoTas and v sctnfI T .eo Make US offer
COS Mills Bids Phone 4s4s
Buy WHILE THE BUYING Is GOOD
Two big bargains offered today; read our
II L. kILBUR> co
. LOTS On PAVED STREET, Man
haitian Heights. high and level. $500 each.
LEavELL & SHERMAN.
JIG Texas 81. Phone 1925
MUST SELL / ROOM MODERN BRICK
on Boulevard: Will take lots as part pay
ment. or small cash $50 and in
on IA LUZ4 ROOM BUNGALOW. Break
fast room. glassed porch. book cases. buffet
would consider building site as part pay
Hawkins Bros.
Phone $500.
FIVE ROOM BUNGALOW.
Two porches- oak floors. built IN features.
two lots on car line Price. S2s50- Terms
500 cash % Jour lots as first payment,
FRANK f. cox,
none o." -l3 Caples BlCE-
BY WHILE THE BUYING Is GOOD.
Here's another one 8 rooms. $3.50 Read
the specifications h~ardwood floors through
out. tiled bath. beautiful builin features.
east front. few feet from paved street. in
Alta Vista district. a lovely home at a price
anybody can afford. Next fall this house
VIII sell for $3.50 Get busy. phone for ap-
polntment TO see this al once b. W. HALE
H. T. Co.
so 1st Nat Bank Bldg. Phone 500
WHO AXE MONEY
The man who looks behind or he man
who looks ahead We can sell you a
property FOR $500. part cash. worth So. 000
today. and $4,000 ten years from today.
Cali today
HOWELL REALTY COMPANY.
Herald Building.
IN MANHATTAN T DISTRICT. CHEAP
Beautiful 3 room bungalow with all built
In features oak floors. Elassed and plastered |
sleeping porch Only s3500- VIII take in .
your lots as part payment
NEAR AUSTIN TERRACE-S3OGO.
Dandy room bungalow. up TO the minute |
IN modern conveniences- Basement and
sleeping porch 2 fun lots. Only 5000
down. balance $55 per month including in
terest.
SCOTT SALES & REALTY co.
40 Mills Bldg Phone 1856
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-25
sI5o.

$3.50.
Good 4 room house on two lots.
4 100 down. SIS per month
500 BARGAIN-
Good 3 room ou two south front
lots: Just back Of Manhattan Hts
|Lots are worth tho money
$500
l Good 4 room pebble dash on 3
OTIS. has plenty Of good fruit trees.
Erass. vines. a zeal honey place and
terms TO suit
TRADE
200 acres fine lower valley. about
20 in alfalfa. fine hou--. fine place
for stock. about 100 hogs 20 with
.plsce. will take apartment house or
any large proposition thar viii stand
Investigation
lots.
, corner lots. Alta Vista ! hloch TO
school. on car line q bargain AT $500.
WHITE PADEN BEATTY CO.
Az y. Stanton Phone 1888
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-25
FOR sALE BY OWNER.

A furnished and modern built ? room
bungalow with south sleeping porch
l. 1886 san Diego St Small cash n
lance on easy terms Apply next door
Z Also two south front level lots in hlocF
h. G~randview addition at 2 bargain
| Also two corner lots at $3.50 san Diego
J. One block Of pavement Apply -5-- san
lego St
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-25
LUBBOCK. TENAS. PLAINS AND TATIM
NEW MEN. AUTO LINE

c c. Abbott & Sons. Lubbock. Tex Phone,
54s. 40. Lubbock Tex.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-25
KOsMELL-CARRIznZo MAIL Line

Through <are one way IS. 80 intermediate
p0inrs Sc per mile Baggage carried up 70
10 pounds Fifty pounds free Excess at
1c per pound.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-25
IOWN TOWN PROPERTY At \ LOW

4 We have 100 feet on Franklin St ad-
5ining the new l. O.. o. r. BUILDING. % feet
which we are instructed ~ Tho owner
! sell for $3.50 AID 1928 per front foot
8l payment down. balance long time
Yoperty adjoining this in the same block
H. Santa F. 81. IS being held at $500 per
ront foot. The owner viii agree TO erect
3 story brick building with basement on
be other so feet h retains within the next
years
Ian Fret " r. Ridg. Phone 1923
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-25

auto. leaves Lordshurg daily l p m. via
Tyrone. leaves Silver City daily S a. m Via
Tyrcne- Through fare one way So: round
Trip 81 Silver City 70 Tyrone one way
S2oo. round trip $500. Scott Garage. Lords
burg. y. u. Broadway Hotel. Silver City.
y NJ