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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-02-19

FEW YORK. Feb. 19.-Consider
M Ernest Cutler Price. e. c. p. by
any other name, would fight
just the same. As a matter Of fact,
Ernest Cutler Price fights just like
Jack Dillon. the Indianapolis cata-
mount; for L. &. p. and ]. d. are one.
Ernest Cutler Price came by his
nom de guerre in appreciation Of a
great ace horse. And Jack Dillon
fights like a thoroughbred. too.
Jack Dillon-we shall adhere to this
name henceforth-is one fighting
young man: What he lacks IN pound
age he makes up for by his fighting
qualities At 10 pounds, this minia-
ture heavyweight can make the best
of the real heavy boys step some in
order TO finish out battle with him.
Dillon Is Courageous.
Dillon is a courageous little fighter,
as well as a resourceful one. only the
other day he signed himself away to
match with champion Jess Willard,
who when trained down to fighting
weight, scales sparse $50 pounds And
Jess overtOwers Jack over a foot. VIII
lard expressed the opinion that Dillon
would be mere toy in his hands.
But what does David" Dillon say
about that proposed match with Go
Hath" willard? Merely this:
MY possible match with Willard Is
not such joke as it may appear on
the surface. Do I think / have any
chance with hImY Well, II j didn't
think I had some chance Of beating
him l never would have sought the
match.
True. Willard stands about six feet
six; and wouldn't IL make pretty pic
ture to sec that immense length
stretched out on the canvasI I think 1
can DO il. too.
Refers to COWlcr Knockout.
TON Cowler is a broth Of a lad
about six by four and something like
10E fri nd a. fhpW
come. 7 tapped him on the chin with
an overland right in the second round
and-well he fell as straight as a rod.
He never even quivered while the ref
cree counted him out
up to the time I met Cowler 7 never
even preached "a bout with Willard
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-02-19

Correct that eye trouble, and enjoy
the comfort and pleasure Of perfect
eyesight- For satisfaction in eyeglass-
fitting see Geo. D. Kendall. Optometrist
and Optician, 20S Mesa Ave.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-02-19

RAILROADERS PLAY CARRIzOZO.
The 4. i. & 5. W. basketball team
win play at C9rrizozo this afternoon.
Captain Fats" Ross took the following
players with him: Darbyshire, Mer-
rill, Roberts, Russell, Baker and Rix.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-02-19
kauR IL GIant's Best AcqulsItiOn.

Of the two than the candidates OF any
other city even granting all due re-
gard to the Windy City and the HUB.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-02-19
TEAMS KEEN FOR 1915 PENNANTS;
SHARP RIVALRY FORFLAGSE EVIDENT
Boston Claims Fine Chance in Both Leagues But Many
Other Teams Determined to Contest Every Foot of
the Way; New York Has Three Good Teams, All
Well Managed Phillies Have Strong Team
ny MONTY.

YORK, Feb. 1s.-Boston
N boasts that it has a chance for
! +ta ,,e,,,,r+s Of both bfo- 1eaguee
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-02-19
Wants StO.OOO side Money

Manager Pollok wants a sioe bet
of $4,000 put up by Leonard rr his
inanager-this TO go for a 20 round
ayers with lots Of money WHO could
afford TO put up a side wage Of that
size, but u Is question whether Leon
ard would be able TO find it at this
time. Billy Gibson could do 80 very
easily, but II is another arestion vVheth-
er he viii want to risk that much on
a youngster like Leonard.
Mitchell Has the Cash.
Talking of side bets, manager Pollok
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-02-19

| FEW YORK. Feb. 19.-Consider
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-02-19

ILWAUKEE. Wis, Feb. 19--It
NJ would seem from the way pro-
4 Il motors are being forced 10 bid
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-04-13

fen loaen tpie serbrodene urD berrents
te @a9spuppeu i'm @ebOI3. Dds
9lut mar nm lie bsrum gu buntIen
Baden ~gefroren.
Gnoli6 fam fir nns Der 8efsbl,
sen a~bge5pgenen Solomon ben Rit=
ten au beden uno in ibrer Rihtung
gu foIeen.
nnIere 8erfpunoeten f9feppten mir
auF einem Magen nit. Der &betnz
IGnber NOR oarunter uno nebsn ibm
mubte pieber isin 8uri9e fiBen unb
bic MunobormOnifa ipielen. Ct tets
tete Elm 2ie6 ans anoere unb bur4
infer. barten arttts binbura Ioufds
ten mir 0uf i'm.
qlDbli1 fblugen bon einsm @es
bOls limits Der StroBe Rustln iiber
uns nag nno i9nittsn Die 2uft nm
uulere a6pfs. mir itdnben mitten
in Der Gfent, no unfere borousses
gongenen 9ruppen bic rufiI1hs Hms
freifungsdrmee 5erriFM batten. HuR
Tudte Der JeinO Die 8ref9e piebsr
au f6lieBen, Inn unIeren Reft ab3us
f6neiben unb gu DerniGt.n. aber
mir iparfen Jpn nit Dem 8oionett
surid. gr bate uns Die StroBe Ders
leet unb fi9 eingesruben bis an Den
6ols. Ord mir tegten Die Balm frei,
70 feF Die Rufen aud fdben.
llnfere E6pfe brauiten uns bonn
6urro9eI6rei, nit BEN mir fiirmten.
Sd ielbft bate Elm goionett genoms
men uno lief 3piiHen meinen 2eaten.
so babnten mir ufs sinen @es. els
nen rotten Meg burG bic RuHen, bic
ME ungesieIsr in ibren @rGben fefts
nifeten. 4ber mir tonien bur9.
Mir perlpren rur ipsnie 2eute; dber
inter ben Soten mar Der 8uri9e nit
feinsr 9ormonita.
gIs bic RuHen uns nimt nufhuls
len tOnnten, ftreuten lie pieber @ros
naten nnb @hrapnsas binter uns
ber. S6re @siaoRs iuatsn bi. @tra'
BE mad uns ob, auf tDelher Der feline
G9nsefdn unfere 3pmpagnisH sers
biiats. Dn bttam i'd bies; siaiss
Splitter ssrfebtsH mir ben Arru.
Sc mar arserIit, Dab mir bies
asdebtn mubts. uabbem i'd al ous
mpsrs gIiidlih i~iberItanben bate.
qber es mar ni9t 10 idIimm ols Die
bOraufsrgonge,e Nuht. no mir ME
perotHen ouF uniersm pciien gefunrs
let, mo- nie psrIoren inter BEN
manifestation 5amnsrfnIGgen Der
Wobnfinn in unisrsm Gehirn treis
ht.,.. -
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Cir eppri. unb a~Igemtineh WebranG.
80. f6~24-1558.

aisrsu srforbsrIi6 finb 5pti G9nitt.
muittr, btibs srbGlili4 in @rOBen boz
Ia. is, Is nub 20 Sabren. Cir Elm
16iGbrigss Mdb9sn psrbsn 8 gorbI
Bacterial Bel 36 3ol Wreite aebroud,t
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John B. Barnes
0idJter oes Gnpreme 81 =
aonoibat fir gSieoerpabI.

9idter Sarnes 1T felt 5iB0lf SAB.
rem NiiteIisO oes Gbtrseridltes BON
siebrasfa, 1T NIT be1en anfsabsn
iuobl uertrant mo feline Gntidleionn.
gen ipirOen itets ais msiie anb wubl.
OurdjSadlt nnerfannt naO bic Sanse
Der 3eit Gat Oercn @eredtiateit anO
@eiebsssrdaOIidfeit btitdtiat. Gr BE-
iuitbt iidl NM cine 8ieOeruabl NIB
Dsrbient bic Stimmen aller redtslie.
bsnScn Burger. Stimmt fir Barnes.
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maper aTpan brsnel ani cine ermdtisHna
Der Iefepnenx1isn, Gr trdhte bic @ejtecpts
iaae Der nenerss effinerHfgS saon5iHniirH In
ber febfen Qegislatnr au bdn, m0our6 beH
Nerftheften beS Gtnafes etipa 1000, 0o0. 90
idtrIim eripafi tuerbeu. nHb wirb tets fir
ArnfurlerS In Hdten eiHtrfieu- Gr befhriporilt
fDineHf1nfiiiden Ban gutter Strnsen inter Mut'
not Der Gonnib nHb GiaafSs9 neenieure. 9r
beiiirp agtefH idrbilhe6 arehitjbItem ffr GnrHier
81 befsfi1crfet ffnnifime 1apffberfterifa.
Drinet nf i~tantlibe GHeptdelnns Der gsaBers
fraff, mn Bulge Gleiirisiiai az eripffelH
tluedS 6iainer graft fir sleiirifdes 0idl urn
Beirteb non Hlnfftnsrte auf Der Snrm uno IN
BET Tnbril, ipDEe fur Gel55ireds nHb nm SD
leEuxbon , 1abBen 81 belreiben.
1iefe praittibem uHb sgHSiruitioen Mabndh'
meil NIB tn anbefeH GtaateH finaeflhrt. foHls
Ten ober IN 8lebrnAfn Mai bnnaeiett iperben
fueafn hef iimtriebe jelfeHs Der berihiebeneH
Ebesials 9nteteifen nnb befen Hotbbfften. esift
bisff 81 bfrtreibeH rHb sum BclteH Der Be
rebner Tetrdsfaa WefsDe at rsadtsn. lute htes
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geitsnungsdnpeifuns

HitIt MuFer iptr0tn an ttstR6
cine 4breHe segs' Ginfenouns oes
Yrsiits g.fGidt. Mon sebs Summer
unb Gr6Bt unS Die polle abreHe
oeutli9 esI9rfeben an afb i6id. ben
Coupon nebft 10 Cents fit i.oes
bsfsllte DiuHsr an Sns
Omaha Tribine Pattern Dept
1911 9sparb 81.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-06
CLAIM IS
REFUSED BY CITY
Council Holds Brief Session
and Adjourns to Attend
Policeman's Funeral.

The petition and claim OF Ignacia
Gabaldon against the city council for
$1,000 as damages for the death Of
Luis Gabaldon. her son, VINO was IA
tally burned in the city Jail fire, on
March was denied by the council at
its Thursday morning session The
petition was presented for the claim
ant by CoIdweH & Sweeney, attor-
neys-
The weekly report Of DIT W G
Kluttz. city health officer. showed a
total OF IS deaths. Of which i were
Americans. IS Mexicans and i negro
There were eight American babies
born and is MeNicans- Contagious ols-
eases remaining were as follows
Measles ]. scarlet fever ,. smallpox
l. typhoid fever ., diphtheria J. typhus
fever Inspections OF VegetaDle
wagons. fruit stands. markets. diaries
and slaughter houses were 80. IN
imals Inspected were 80 So 1o=15e If
department condemned 90 POUNDS OF
meat and vegetabl es-
Auto and Hack stand Abolished
An ordinance repeating seclIVn ~
Of traffic ordinance or December -
1914 was adopted on second readi'is-
IL aho1fShes the public automobile ana
hack stand on city hall park
Ordinances assessing cost against
property owners for the paving OF
south 81 Vrain street from san An
tonic 10 Fourth and East Boulevard
from Cotton TO Piedras street. wee
adopted on second reading
Resolutions were passed directlns
the city clerk to advertise Tor Dids lot
the additional paving
Petitions Granted.
The following petitions were grant
Property owners TO pave South Fit
renee street from the south III -. II
san Antonio TO the north line or rirs-
street Citizens Democratic ticket, sor
use Of Cleveland square July = and
20 for political speaking west IeSas
Fuel Co. for arc lights At the crossing
Of Lee and Bassett. Dallas ana -bas-
ea++ and in an alley between Dallas
and Bassett streets
Petitions Referred
The following petitions we're re
ferred-
ss2 Leon street, TO fire, police and
n Rev. 4. J. schuler. bishop Of Fl
Paso. exemption from taxation OF
Catholic church property a. corner OF
Arizona and Mess. taxation and fl
IN Pzso lodge No. 2s4. I O 0 F. for
sewer extension to its new nulidlnE
corner Franklin and Santa Fe streets
water and sanitary-
srsrv 7 Booth and George Roller -
have alley m block III Campbsh ad-
dition opened. streets and grades
Y Andreas 70 remove dead AMI
mails from streets. council as whole
ssulterv Commandments Report
Sanitary commissioner Ton German
reported that his department hauled
during the week 4512S0 pounds Of gar
haze and ashes
lFavor Ton lea and aldermen Z ?
q Conner. J. W Fisher and W Q
Jolly we're present AZ the meeting
The council held a brief session ana
sdiourned 70 attend the funeral Of the
late policeman, " Y Elliott
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-06
LIVESTOCK.

htraC0 AAFeefC--- Nlts--s
= oon. market strong. 81 70 loc above
rz-dsv-z average Eulk. 90 So Q lo-eH- hE =,
sa5S d1ops. heavy. s55f lel5, figs =
rst.l--Rscsirts. 5000. market stssssdE-..
western steers ss-2o6 ? ao- stnckers So
=hssr-Peceir-s 1sooo- market steady
refharz $ S9ds lambs 80 9 - 50
Kensss CITY Livsstocl, Close
Kansas rf-v No JULY s--Hc Es-Hs -siFts
s5oo r,srlet higher. Bulk faf501o- he's :
g a5610.o5 light sass ass pigs. ssa
2,e-',t,ls-Ps,-tpts asoo including 1871
so-5+herns market steady. Western steers
s7FIo2o. stockerz $ SIS. calves s5-7p q
sbesp-Recsip-s 100: market stronE
LAMBS sasoGle-so; vssriings. $50 ,-s'
81 Louis Livsstock, Close
81 Louis No JULY Sd ogs-H ecsipts.
seoe- market higher. Pigs and lights se.-2 q
10. mixed and butchers. So 2 lHl2s see1
heavy. s1o-e5a IS bull 80 2 70 ..-.,s,,.
Cattle-Receipts $500. market sle5Is
Native beef steers 3 50 2 ll--H ysarlln6
steers and heifers $500 10 So cows. s3.2-
S25 stccEers and feeders $3.50 . -.
stesrs sea1O. cows and heifers. $50 !
prir7e vearIinE steers and heifers ss-fSa
Receipts. $50 msrkst 1890
1Vethers. s6GS. clipped ewes, 80 - cllPp=1
lambs. $50 10; spring SANDS - T. q lV-'o-
Denver Livestock. Close 800.
sa0- market steady. Beef steers 81 s-oY.
cows and heifers- IS n 80 stoeAeIs AM
feeders. S6E s-to- calves Ssrs
HoEs-Receipts. 1900. market loc nlEnef-
TOP price $40
Fort Worth Livestock. Close
CDv Hotel ZeiEerN
HoEs-Receipts. 1900 markeL closel y
..-t- higher than "Wednesday Bulk 1919 g
Ca-tfa-Receipts e5co. including 500 calves
Be-f steers - cents higher for weeS: top
Il % hr,Tl- IS S. T7S5- COWS CSC hlgner
Ter the week top. S6-15- bulk 100 2 %
heifers. steady. top. 81 bulk. s. E6- nul.s,
10 higher ton. $3.50 bulls sf-se 2 80
calves strong top. $3.50 bulk S6n $50 :
etockers and steers. slow s7ae. cows,
steady. seF5-50. heifers. $685. calves 50
sheep-Receip,s. 700; market nominal
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-06
CITY IS WORTH
S4,315,1O7.BO
Audit of City Books Shows
Ell Paso to Be in Prosper
GUS Condition.

I'll. .f,y. government Of Fl Paso, as
, business institution, has a net worth
Of s4.215.107.sO. according 10 the auul'
Of the hooks and accounts Of the corpo-
-,rior presented 10 mayor Tom Lea
Wednesday night by F. G. Masquelette
& co nubIic accountants. who have
baar ma king a check Of the records Tor
the past two months The net worth
represents the excess OF assets @ooVe
1fsbi1iries in the general balance. after
every department has been anaiy zea.
The audit covers the period from Apl44
1 1915. 10 March g. 1915
IS5 FOIiOs In Report
The renort was presented III the FORM
, Of balance sheets bound IN ulOIVSCO
.o,-er There are 1S9 follos typeWrllten
~ .oro~e In their Introductory re-
marks the auditors refer 10 the " eli
kept accounts OF the CITY auIlt9.' =; L
Rooms and city accountant " NJ. hey
~ well as those OF assessor ana col
. Isctc- u = b. NcSain. city clerk J.
r Dawson and the waterworks de-
partment. -.
fund of $40. S231S is shown in the re-
mort The sum OF S126.11I-If was
charged off as depreciation on the va
-erw0rks which was two percent on
81. 4Oss49-S6. The cash In hands OF
trustee was $1,000. Interest earnings
have Increased this 20 s52.S64-59
T5e TncoIIected delinquent general
taxes 1SS3-1913 are S63,ol6-l7 and the
uncoIlected delinquent paving taxes
IgI0-1q13 are S4S9-l6- inventory OF the
stock in the city warehouse shows
total Of S.4.0Ol-5s- Contributions 10
schools were S.@,z5e-5l-
Cash Receipts
The ANALYSIS OF the cash receipts and
Disbursements shows the following.
b lances AZ beginning Of the period,
S-1S246oq- receipts. 81 .965.2 1850 dis
hursements S2.077.61f-0e, balances re-
naming $685. $3.50. warrants out
sfsndinE. s45.7S5.I7. The trea surer' 5
account shows S515.5o99i on hand
The sinking fund accounts show cash
and city bonds Of the value OF *ell,- .
405.57 and a surplus in the sinking fund
Waterworks Makes Money
The wsterworks statement shows the
following figures. Revenues, 500,
SsS.s3. operating expenses sl4e.l $3.50 .
ditions TO revenue. S2fbel l. brlnElnS
total net operating revenue Up 70 Sis
{ o0S.51. deductions from income $50
/ 5So55. leave net income for the year
General Balances.
The general balance sheet of capital
accounts shows the assets n the city
70 he = SIS 067. rs. II which 50 SIS
IS cash and $500 5oS-sS y invested IN
the various Departments If the govern
msnt II has general funded debt q
$500 roo. first mortgage water works
Z bonds Of S477. 900 and notes and var
rants PAYABLE Of S1s.2eo-2S.
Mayor Says Fire Report
The report was received bv the com
ell AZ Thursdays session ana ordered
filed for reference and guidance n ~
ture budgets and also for public in
spection Navor Lea said r. was q fine.
men we're well pleased with the show
inEs made.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-06
N. Y. LISTED STOCKS
MONEY AND METALS
SEW YORK MARkET

NV Associated Prr-s-f
Ne-~ York. Juiy 6--Nercantile paper
81
Bar silver. 6S[-
Mexican dollar. +s2,-
Government bonds STEADY
R=Urcad bonds Irregular -..
Tirro loans. fIrmer- SO days. = p 5 q
~5W none firm high. 8. low. By ruling
i-~rprr dull eIsctrolytic- nearby SIS sep
fsrnber and later $500 5a-o"- m.
H-c- 3 Northern $1,000 n -e-se- 10 J. SOU = =,
ern Seo.75 eo-75- 40 southern Sl9-'9'1
The metal exchange quotes tin. spot
m metal exchange quotes lead 'ssi
s1siter duu. SPOT East 81. Louis delivery
IoSDoN METALS MARKET
london EnE rulv c--Ehe Londen r1=l-
els r-arlst closed tcda- rs follows
Led as -
Srsl-er fas los
Bs- silver 5a1sd Ter ounce 800.
SPOT COPPER ga futures --7 e-=-ll'-, --'
f1se
THF LOCAL MAEEEL
sserfoar r1rrerc- estate hlisl ia 2 -
NFerfcan Nacionales bills l,
Mexican pesos 81 s.
Mexican gold =aiz- a..
Cz--an-a currency fold' 2 new "a
Fl Paso Snelter Quotations
Corrected Daily-h
~ silver sF4s1dv Harmon quotationsl
London lead t3s s.
Conner wire bar $3.50
Fig lead ss5e
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-06
MFTICEN PRICEs.
NE. A. CONSIDERS MILITARY
TRAINING IN The SCHOOLS

New York July 6.-The subject OF
military training in the public scnoois'
which has been expressing tae ee ..
ties 10 the annual convention OF the
Rational Education association was
held il allegiance today The conNen-
ton viii hear the report Of the com
r7ittee on resolutions on the subject To-
morrow
DR. Woods Hutchinson. in an address
before the department OF child hygiene
todav. said military training I'D me
schools may prove the great emanci-
uator 20 free cur system 'of education
from the clerical shackIes and classical
ahsurditie7 or tae past and place IL
upon = hEcienic basis
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-06
Good Weather
LOWERS GRAINS
Wheat, Corn and Oats AL
Feel the Influence; Pro
visions Are Lower.

Chicago. III. July Excellent harvest
weather for the winter crop and OF a hlnd
10 forre growth in the spring crop region
tended today TO ease the wheat market
Opening prices which ranged from one
fourth off to u C UP. with July N Sl-oSA r
0sl- and September at SI-05-s ~ los y.
were followed by slight rally and then a
moderate general setback
The close however. was unsettled At
s1Osl. for July. and S1.05a for September
I. of 10 sc Up compared with Wednes-
days finish
corn likewise turned downward. owing
TO good weather. After opening 3 q = @
lower 10 a shade advance prices scored some
gains but soon underwent a sag an around
The close was strong II "a q Sc net ad-
vance.
Oats were governed mainly by other grain
Higher prices on hogs failed 10 lit pro
r-fsf
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-06
TIE COURTS.
a4TH nIsTRICT COIRT.

III =. u Il-lHI J Tt'l...'E-E
Be-rve B. ForE IS T. r Fosgf d.
Vorce- filed
cruz 3. Gonzales VS. y. Gonzales Pei
loErin. ror title and possession of an
automob les sequeS-ralicE and dam
eges. filel
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-06
Gnttnn Market.

New York Cotton. Close
Seu York July Spot cotton quiet mid
ding uuIands 1870. sales none
E1I-ures closed steady JULY. az. Qcto-
her 1905 December 1898; Jsnusry- l5--e'
March 1874
Liverpool Cotton. Close
Liverpool Eng July 6--Ccrron-Spo-
nsrkst firm. American milling fair =
3 Sd
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-06


New YORK. July 6.-Stocks made turther
response at today's active opening 10 tle
more favorable domestic and international
conditions Rails were the chief tealufe e.
Reading soon advancing over two points on
free accumulation. with fair inquiry leI
Canadian Pacific. Union Pacific Lenlsh
VALLEY New Haven and Rock Island
Among the specialties. Mexican Petroleum
Crucible steel. Baldwin Locomotive CONT
mental Can. Industrial Alcohol ana "llis3-
Overland were better by one TO two points
Sugars and shipping issues also recorded ma
ferizl gains and United states steel was
firm al fraction over its recent pest
Reading continued TO lead the list during
the forenoon with an extreme gain % . .
points Canadian Pacific and substolarltS
were stronger Sugars made further lp-
ward progress with new high RECORDS l'-
American beet and cuban cane AczlciiiS
welded fractions or their carly gains anu
munitions also shaded C0ppers were mac
i've and zinc shares reflected further hqul-
dalton Bonds were steady
Concessions OF a point or move were = =l7-
tered b. leading stocks. including Reading
during the midSession- Dealings were on =
narrow scale with further pressure against
zinc shares and related issues
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-06

The ordinary cost Of a Want Ad IL
The T. Paso Herald is - cents. II
reaches an average Of about 10000
readers each issue
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-06
Wantsd-ReaI Estate.


HOUSE WANTED-Of from 20 rooms
in any ~ the additions. on which I can
trade iu some lots or small piece OF land
as part payment Address +. - box iSt-
FL Paso. Texas.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-06

NOTICE i- hereby given that sealed pig.
Wiz be- received by the Norsucl Mine, MI,
and Sm-Itermens Union N"- A. $ r ~
L. until p o'clock a. IN July CO. 1915 le-
the erection OF Union Han buiidins- N
,.crordance with plans and sueCificarlons no =.
on file in the office % tho secretary o.
said union sealed bids for This work mus
De in accordance with tho plans aud sptc.-
f-carious on file IN the office 81 the srir--
tary % said union All bids must be ac-
corpanicd by certified check. drawn W
on a bank ia the state Of Arizona. IN tne
sum Of 10 per cent Of such bid as guaI
anteo that such bidder viii enter into a con
tract for the performance % the worA- Cil-
on acceptance the bidder shall enter into I.
contract and shall give bond 81 she sum OF
the amount Of such bid conditioned 70 per
form the conditions Of said contract Wheh
executed IN ,
checks payable 20 secretary Of said union.
plans and specifications may be ontainet.
from the secretary Of said union A deposit
Of $50 viii be required for each set or plans
and specifications which viii be returned
to the contractor when plans and specitica-
tions returned. The said union reserves the
right 90 reject any or all bids = III Butter
Fox .Ns MorencL ArlZ-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-06
JUSTICE COURT.

STATE rs. Pirkev Thompson. D Pew
H T. Gordon. Pat Cough. r 3 Robin
son and 3. F. Lancaster. murder, fled
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-06
COPPER Stocks
HOLD STRENGTH
Substantial Gains Are Made
Thursday in Inspiration,
Chino and Others.

Copper stocks continued stronger Thurs
day. with substantial gains in Inspiration
Chino and others according 90 aovices TO
Curtiss Manning Co. stocks and bonds First
National bank building. Zinc was heavy
Butte q Superior declined To- ga
The general market opened strong with
gains in many issues. rails leading Reading
was strong. advancing TO lo0iz- and Union
and Canadian Pacific also were strong L.
s Steel again was strong and active
Mexican shares were higher, led by Greene
Cananea. which advanced 10 40 e. Specialties
were up with a gain Of point in Colorado
Fuel The market became dull later. with
prices declining fractionally on liquidation
Prices also were heavy later
Copper stock Quotations
The following wire quotations furnished
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-06

Exparfe jOe- 1licfie habea5 corpus
PROCEEDINGS applicant released on his
personal recognizauce en- $1,000 bond