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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-03-08
New York stock Market

Wall St, New York, March S-STOCKS%
The uncertain tendency manifested during
the. greater part of today's session sup
gested disappointment at the delay in ex-
pected action at Washington Sales were
estimated at slightly in excess of 100000
shares.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-03-08

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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-03-08
Stone Endorses Cioture

Endorsement of the cloture rule
was given. by Senator Stone, of Mis-
souri,, chairman of the foreign reIa-
tons committee who, however. ex-
pressed doubts as to its efficiency.
Il wish merely to say that | am in
entire sympathy and hearty accord
with the proposed rule" he said.
Tho the form is not as I would ba,-.
written it. am willing to accent it's
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-03-08

It's hard to be content with what
appears to be our humble lot, we
yearn to paddle in the pond that's
just a little way beyond. we're like
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-03-08
Happy Thought

The only way to overtake Success
is to undertake it.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1917-08-03

265-1595-Wannie Moor. Romeo.
2e6-1355-Mack Williams, Ocala.
267- 1O3-Will Hood, Anthony.
2eS-15S5-Charlie Davis, Romeo.
269-1221-Sim Massenberg, Ocala.
270-1102-Elbert Anderson. Ocala.
271-1625-John Wesley Black. Fair,
field
272- Mordicea Nelson Gist. Nc.
Intosh
273-l565-Hardy Everetts Wicker.
Micanopy.
274- 154-Henry Thomas, Dunnel-
275-1281-Aland Walter DeCamp.
Ocala.
276- 51-Girard Harvey Ross.
277- 717-Elis Johnson, Martel.
27S-1057-Arthur Jackson. Ocala
279-1256-John Blackshear. Ocala-
2S0-1073-Percy Charles Smith
Ocala.
2S1- 30-Edward Jones Wilson
ESP 199-Richard Allen L.adson
Martel.
2SS- 3SS-Lenard Maxwell, Electra
284-l423-Will Johnson, Ocala.
2S5-1716-Reuben Owens, Spar.
2S6- 77S-Josh Foster, Ocala.
Nos. 1872 to 2e6, inclusive. will an
pear for examination on Friday, Au-
gust 10.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1917-08-03

JeiIies, Jams, ETC., for the Soldiers
Mrs. w. S. Bullock and Mrs. L. r.
Chazal, who are in charge of collect
ing jellies, jams, pickles, etc. for the
members of Company A, received two
very lovely letters Saturday. and two
most generous boxes of delicious Jars
OF jellies, pickles. jams and preserves
for the company. One letter was
from Mrs. j. S. Thomas of Mcintosh.
who wrote that the ladies of Mcintosh
In response to the ad in the Ocala
Banner. had collected these good
things for the soldiers. and were de-
lighted TO do so. and that she will
bring them in to town one day this
week. The other letter was from Mrs.
j. M. Hinson of FIT. Mccoy, who said
that she and the other ladies of Fort
Mccoy had collected quite a number
of jars Of preserves. etc, and wuold
send them to OcaIa Monday by ex-
press, prepaid. Mrs. Hinson also
wrote that the ladies of Fort Mccoy
would be delighted to help in any 9th.
or way possible for our soldiers.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1917-08-03
NOTICE

Nv i lie
VI Application for Tax Deed Under
Section of Chapter 1888. Laws
of Florida
Notice is hereby given that +. l.
stapp, purchaser of tax certificates
Nos $50 and 500, dated the 1st dav
OF June, 1914, and June 7. A. D.. 1918
mas fled said certificates in nv office
ana mas made application for tax
deed to issue in accordance with law.
SAID certificates embrace the follow
ing described property situated in Ma
ron county, Florida, to-wit: NJ of
e OF sec p, tp II, s, %, e. and seH
OF sec Il, tp Is, S, 90, e, respectively.
me said land being assessed at the
uate or the issuance of such certifi-
Gates IN the names of Unknown and
). d. Washington. respectively. IN
less said certificates shall be redeem
cd according 10 law tax deed will is
sue thereon the 3rd day of Septem-
Der, A. D., 1917.
Witness my official signature and
seal this the 18th day Of July. A. D.,
|l917.
(Seal.) p4 NT1cENT
Clerk Circuit Court, Marion Co. Fla.
7-13-5tw
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1917-08-03

Mr.. A. r. Griffin was in from An.
thony Saturday and informed rep
resentative of this paper that his son,
Albert Griffin, had enlisted as a ma
rine, and had already entered upon
the discharge of his duties. He had
Just received letter from him, and
he said that he had walked that day
sixteen miles, toting shells from one
end of the ship to the other, and if
one did not believe this was work. if
he would try it he would find out his
mistake. He says, however, that he
likes it, is glad that he has joined
and expects TO do loyal and faithful
service.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1917-08-03

Mrs. Bertha Davis of Ortonville
MINI, formerly of this city, in re-
newing her subscription to the Ban
ner, writes that they are beginning
now to experience some hot wealth
er. and that it is very sultry. She
says that she misses very much the
cool breezes that make Florida's heat
so pleasant to endure.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1917-08-03

Mrs. ]. X. Austin, who spent sever
al months in Washington. D. c., with
her brother, Senator Kellogg. and
MIS- Kellogg, is now in Boston, Mass
She and her son-in-law and daughter,
MT and Mrs. Seabury Stanton, are
keeping house together in Brookline,
one OF the most delightful of Bostons
suburbs.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1917-08-03

Judge W. E. Smith received tel.
egram Saturday from his brother
Percy Smith, from Atlanta. stating
mat ne had passed his examination
ana was leaving for Norfolk, where
ne VIII commence his work for the
United States.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1917-08-03

MT Harper Atkins, 4 former attache
OF the Banner now with the Tampa
Times tried to get in the army, and
march with the flag into France, but
Try as ne would, he could not get his
ambition gratifed. He was turned
down by the navy and the Ocala Ri
fes. Harper is in tears.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1917-08-03

Miss Katie Mae Eagleton returned
home Sunday afternoon from a cou-
pie of weeks delightful visit with
relatives at Barlow.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1917-08-03

ington.
Clarence Christian Met
fert, Ocala.
S2-1574-George Carter, Micanopy.
1873 760-Herbert Williams. Martel
1S4- 1S3-Barney Phillip Muldrow
Dunnellon.
185- 56-Harvey Robinson, Citra
IS6-1276-Lonnie Edwards, Ocala.
Rufus F. Livingston, San
tOs.
1SS- 792-Raleigh Roberts. Ocala.
189- William Henry Boyt. Cti
1870 350-yirgil Jack Randall. Con
/ Miller Floyd, Micanopy.
/ Nos. 81 to 1871, inclusive. will appear
for examination on Thursday, August
1872 54-J. Gould Harvey, Citra.
1873 S70-Lollie l. Sherouse. Red
dick
/ 194-17l4-Ralph Howell. Sparr.
1876 549-Lee Phillip Dupuis. McIn-
tOsh
Rufus Allison Raines,
Ocala
1877 440-Jesse Kingsley. Bay Lake.
9S-14S5-Richard Proctor, Ocala.
199-l674-Joseph Henry Cherry,
Fairfield
200 I'll Marion Robertson, York
201-1054- Norton Piatt Davis, Ocala.
-1275-William Crawford Mills,
Ocala
POS Vernon Crimson Hadsock,
York
204-1022-Charles Edward STANDBY.
Ocala
eos S41-Fred Falana, Morriston
206- 63S-Joe hurry, Boston. Ga.
2O7-1O32-Earl Compton Green.
Ocala.
20S- 623-Reuben Gordon, Weirs-
200 269-Ray Allen Hogans, Fort
Mccoy.
210- 6S5-GiIbert Moray, Zuber.
211-1141-Isaac James Smith Ocala.
12-1314-Charles Mazon, Ocala
13-1016-Lucius Potter, Ocala.
Whort John Carter, Red
dick.
215- 335-Ed George, Montgomery.
216-143O-lsaac Nelson Colclough,
Ocala
PIT 493-James William Mikell.
Williston.
21S-135S-Ernest Mays, Ocala
219- 923-Robert Weathers, Red
0-1305-Eugene Lewis Booher,
ell 341-Claud Counts. Conner.
2-1007-Charles Phillip Chazal,
Ocala.
23-1764-Zebbie Vance Freeman,
BelleView.
224- 391-Henry Edgar Morrison,
Moss Bluff.
5-1366-William Frederick Hoop
er, Ocala
226- 353-John Bowman, Macon, Ga.
227- 97O-Eddie Franklin, Cotton
Plant.
22S- 637-Dave Dunlap, Lake City.
Willie Richardson, Irvine. /
$50 36O-Albert Franklin Tucker,
Conner.
1657-Mitchel1 Floyd, Orange
32-f217-William Arthur Stroud. !
Ocala.
233- 571-Cecil Alexander McRae, !
Mcintosh.
234-1S73-Charlie Howard Grannis, !
Summerfeld
235- 4SS-Curtis Langdon Robbins. |
Micanopy
236-l543-Win Smith, Symmetrical.
237- 704- Samuel Benjamin Brown.
Martel
29S- 72-North Hale, Gainesville.
c. Wallace, Zuber.
billiard Hooper.
Spar
al 356-Jake Ware Lacota.
242- 112-Charlie White. Dade City.
243-10G7-Junie Albert Perkins.
Ocala
244- 12S-Charlie Johnson, Selma.
Ala
245- 679-Lee Jones. Kendrick.
246- S05-Jim Williams, Morriston.
247- 11-Cyrus Jefferson Harrison.
Citra.
24S- 900-Albert Waters, Reddick.
249-1617-Charles Williams Wiandt
Eureka.
$50 363-Charles Addison Hicks,
Lynne.
951-1 oQ7-Al hor+ NTor+;o
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1917-08-03
81 432-stewart V. Knoblock, Mar

S. 16-Walter Lewis, Citra.
/ Sc 652-William Kinsler Finley
! Kendrick.
81 927-Henry Harrison, Reddick
S8-1484-James Pogue, Ocala
So 739-Emmett Bean Petty
Ocala.
90-1751-Robert Franklin, Summer
| 81 60l-Wiliiam Burns, Eastlake
2-1322-Wuey Allen Monroe
93-1146-G George II. Lonnon, Ocala
94-1103-William Usher Norwood
Ocala.
95-1395-E Edward Lopez. Ocala
60 6O6-Angus Eugene knight
WeirsdaIe.
Nos. to GO, inclusive, will appear
for examination on Wednesday, Al.
gust 8.
81 1S2-John William Muldrow
Dunnellon.
98-1771-Floyd Crumiell. Belleview
90 513-Paradie Roberts, Bitch
ton.
100 46-Riley Hearst, Citra
01-1020-Albert Merton. Ocala
102-1651-WiI Young, Irvine.
1O3-1O99- Wlbert Franklin. Ocala.
104-1636-John Loos, Irvine.
1O5- 223-George Englezos, Dunnel.
lon.
106-1441-Israel Cummings. Ocala.
1917 117-Nero Leon. Tallahassee.
108- 6O2-Paten Jackson. EastIake.
1O9- $90-Ambrose Murdoch Morri-
son. Moss Bluff.
10 75-Clarence Cecil Gates, An
thony
T. Taylor, Santos.
112- 772-Cleveland Dorsey, Willis
113-1456-James Lawton Ocala.
III 721-HOmer Lewis, Martel.
Willie Heath, Ocala.
116- 7S6-Harriss Mcmahon. Ocala. .
117-1549-George Earl Pendleton.
Summerheld
11S-1476-Robert Goldman, Ocala.
119- 2S0-Harry Pearce, Burbank.
20-1292-Arthur Raleigh Hogan.
Ocala.
III 972-William Luke Brewingt0n,
Cotton Plant.
122- 9S3-Will Mitchell, York.
1873 757-Herbert Warren. Martel.
1874 966-David Speach, Oklawaha.
1916 William E. Sherouse, Red
dick
1876 332-Ben Adams, Brundidge.
Ala.
127- 379-Anthony Harkey, Ottawa
Goodlaw Davis,
Summerfield.
1919 542-Riley Maxwell Boulware,
Mcintosh.
1870 194-Arch Martin. Dunnellon.
1871 S74-Louis Thomas Nixon Red
dick.
1872 552-Arthur Fisher, Orange
Lake
3-130O-WiI Sullivan, OcaIa.
134-1673-Press Woodland, Irvine
35-1SS7-Walter Goodwin. Sparr.
1856 29S-Dave Graham, Mcintosh.
49, 675-Julius James, Zuber.
Num-, Belleview.
39-1294-Jesse Gibson, Ocala.
140-114S-John Henry Brown. Ocala.
141-1647-Clayton C. Marston. IT.
42-1354-Dallas Texas Jeffcoat.
Ocala
143- 343-Haygood Johnson Lee
macks, Lacota.
McQuaig, Eureka.
145- 9S2-Timothy Johnson, York.
146- 726-Horace Walter Lott, York.
147- 15-Amos Evans, Citra.
14S- 905-Harrison Riley, Reddick.
149- 933-Davis Ford, Lowell.
William Calvin Grimes.
Summerfeld
l51-12SS-John Townsend Felts.
Ocala
152- 452-George Frederick Turner.
Cater
15S- 355-Charles Percen, Lacota.
154-1S43-lryen Hawkins. Ocala.
155- 530-Ramond Drummer. Elm
wood
156- S09-Cleveland Waters. Morris
ton
157-l114-Willie Weber Oca1a
W Macon. Martin.
159- 645-George Hugh Dewitt,
Weirsdale.
100 21S-Lonnie Gibson. Dunnellon.
161- 620-Will Lewis Robinson.
Weirsdale
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1917-08-03


A. 854-Ira Chisolm, Williston.
5-1S94-Charley Smith, Lake Weir
6-1S7S-Alfred Daniel Proctor
Summerfeld.
7--1095-James Madison Mcdonald
Ocala.
8-1455-Will Davis, Ocala
g. 7s3-Jones Kinsler, Martin.
1O-1S13-Robert L. Sumner, Belle
view.
11-1S58-Augustu Small, Ocala
12-1752-Jesse w. Freer, Summer.
field
13-1117-Gary Neasman, Ocala.
14-1572-Fred Lewis Calvin, Mica
nopy.
15-174S-John Richard Lake, Spar.
10 S37-Walter Eggbert Goodwin,
Morriston
II 337-Erick ROLAND Mills, Con
ner.
10 676-lsaac Johnson, Kendrick.
80 275-James Love, TT. Mccoy.
20 509-Phillip Howard, Fleming
21-11S5-Frank Buckner, Ocala.
% 564-Sam Jackson, Mcintosh.
% 945-Frank Hills, Gambler.
"a 596-Arrol Howard, Eastlake.
25-1267-Calvin Levi West, Ocala.
20 536-Arthur Elijah Spikes, Red
dick.
27-1495-Ernest Ray Colby. Ocala.
rs 54S-William Lee Dixon. Or
ange Lake
% 126-Rhunie Harris Martin, An
thony.
30-1679-Thomas Henderson, Ir-
31-1237-Gilbert Wallace, Ocala.
32- 7S4-Angus. Love, Reddick.
33-1732-Harmon Leroy Clemmons,
Spar.
34- 755-Rufus Danniel Walker,
Martel
35- 107-Moultrie Beed Sims, An
thony.
36-1546-Clyde Malcolm Perry, Ok
ford
-1563-Andrew Young, Summer
field.
8-1369-Jeffrey Michael, Ocala.
SO 616-Walter Woods, Weirsdale.
10 373-Charley Covington, Okla
waha.
1-1676-Ernest Howard Fairfield.
-1266-Leroy Hicks Ocala.
43-1S91-John Harvey, Spar.
A 775-Nathaniel Gaines, Ocala.
45- 4S6-Edward Franklin Britt,
Pennington.
40 692-Thomas Playfair Ward,
Kendrick.
Al 600-Walter Reifler Lee, East
4S- S10-Arthur Waters, Morriston
49-1539-Oscar Clarence Moorer,
Symmetrical.
0-16S2-Jennis Williams Brown
Alachua
81 5O7-James Mason, Pennington
So 9O9-Obie Roberts, Macon. Ga.
Sd 437-James Messer Harper, Or
ange Springs.
4-1324-Emory Winfred Leaven-
good, Ocala.
55- 604-Robert Duke Douglas.
Weirsdale.
So 43-Merrit Colding, Citra.
57-1763-David s. Scroggie, Sum
merfield.
5S-154S-Joe WEIGH, Summerfeld.
59-1264-Lewis Freeman Teuton.
Ocala.
6O-1O66-Jake Ander Virgins.
Ocala.
61- 924-Josh Weathers Reddick.
e. 420-Anderson Taylor, Martin.
63-1O14-Raymond Sumter Bullock.
Ocald.
64-117S-John Maxwell Clifton.
Ocala
Co 514-Frank Evans, Flemineton.
Go 43S-Wlliam Fred Neidernhoe-
fer. Lowell
67-1329-Roscoe Conklin Walters,
Ocala
6S- 10-David Lindsay White. Cit
69-1045-George Bell. Ocala.
William Franklin Adams.
Ocala
7l-17O5-Warren Jacobs, Sparr.
72-1331-Edward Fatio, Ocala.
75-l6S5-Arthur Ryan, Fairfield.
"a 4S7-James Claud Bronson.
Williston.
75-l2S2-lra Fuller Bennett, Ocala.
76-l323-Cornelius BrosweI, Ocala
Edgar Johnson, Ocala.
IS 797-Henry Smith, Morriston.
70 140-James Davies Metcalf
Dunnal1ou
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1917-08-03

the grass plots in Tampa-or many
or them-are being planted to spuds.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-06-02
NINE SCHOOL
QUARTERS NEXT
Contractor Ware Will Start
Erection of Four Fire
proof Buildings.

Next week V. z. Ware, who was
awarded the contract to erect the
Texas school Of Mines buildings, viii
take out a permit for $4,000, as that
was the amount of his bid for the
work. The specifications upon which
the contractors bid was based calls
for four buildings constructed OF
stone with cement floors and roof,
and plastered walls and ceilings. The
buildings are:
The main recitation and executive
building, so by 1s5 feet and two
stories high; the dormitory. 81 by 81
feet, three stories; the chemistry hall,
IS by IS feet. two stories; the power
house. IS oy 55 feet, two stories
These buildings viii be located at
the north END Of Kirby street in Al
exander addition. Kirby is a con-
tinuation of Hawthorne street.
Architects frost & frost, who pre-
pared the plans for the School OF
Mines buildings. said Friday that they
would be absolutely fire proof and
expressed qualification that the con-
tract was awarded to an FL Paso
builder.
Clubhouse for Electric Car Men.
The first week in June will give a
good sendOIf to Il PaSo'S DulAOlne
Campaign, for in addition to the
School Of Mines buildings the FL Paso
Electric railway will let the contract
for a handsome clubhouse for Its
employees. The clubhouse, plans for
which frost & frost are now com
pleting, viii be located at the barns
on Cotton avenue, and viii COST
So. o0O.
Contractors say that the high price
Of material and the uncertainty OF
securing deliveries are responsible LOT
delay in starting several large build
ings At present they say the con-
tractors have their hands full. ana
that 90 per cent of the permits taken
out the past week were Tor repair
Pushes other Buildings.
Contractor J. E Morgan is pushing
work on the three story addition 10
the White House. which viii make II
one Of the largest stores in the south
In order 10 get his entire force TO
work as soon as possible on the
school Of Mines building, contractor
Ware is hurrying to completion me
big Aronstein-Stevens building on the
corner Of Santa Fe and San Francisco
The old court house building is be-
ing torn down to make room for the
auditorium, which is TO be MADE
part of the new court house.
McGhee & Crowell, architects, are
completing plans for residence Tor
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-06-02
MEN MAY VOTE
To END STRIKE
Proposal of Jerome Man
ayers to Be Submitted to
Vote of Strikers.

jerome, Ariz., June 2.-The proposal
for q settlement Of the copper miners
strike, submitted by the mine oper
ators to John Mcbride. eonciliator Of
the department Of labor, was turned
over by him to the union leaders, who
said It might be submitted to a vote
Of the union membership.
It was said the proposal made no
provision for the recognition OF the
union or the adoption Of a checking
system. as demanded by the strikers
More Deputies Sworn In.
Twenty deputy sheriffs have been
added TO the force Of defenders, most
Of them recruited in Phoenix, though
former cowboys in this locality. A
large percentage OF the striking min
ers are Austrians. American strikers
are said to be leaving the union and
Joining the 1. W. W, which is com
batting the proposed closed shop As
a result, open hostilities have started
between the two labor factions The
I. W W claims zoe membership IN
the district. but the miners union Of
ficials affirm there are not more
than loo.
About 100 men have been added to
the mining force Of the United Verde
since the strike began and ore Is be
ing supplied steadily through the deep
tunnel below the city to the smelter.
which is running, though with dimin-
ished product
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-06-02
STATE BANKS
ON HONOR ROLL
Three New Mexico Institu-
tions Have Surplus Ex-
ceeding capitalization.

Santa, Fe, \. NJ June 2.-Three
state banks are upon the honor roll
that has been inaugurated by bank
examiner George Van Stone to in
ciude all state banks whose surplus
equals or exceeds their capitalization
The banks thus honored are: The
Blossburg Mercantile company, the
Bank OF MagdaIena and the State Bank
Of Commerce, Of Clayton. These banks
viii be permitted 70 carry their honor
number on their stationery.
Examiner Van Stone is receiving
scores OF letters Of conmendation in
response to q circular which he mailed
70 an banks and bank officers. set
ting forth salient figures and con-
illusions drawn from them. as they
appear in the last statement of the
SIS state banks. This statement called
attention TO the fact, for instance.
that Il state banks had q surplus
of s35z.977.71, that p had a surplus
OF Sz3L177.71 and the Sc Of S45S. 161- 80,
figures which are more eloquent than
any lecture on banking. The law
requires banks TO set aside 10 percent
OF their net profits before any oivl-
dends are declared until q surplus OF
At least 20 percent OF the capital Is
Copfes of the article Of Myron T..
IIerrick in the Outlook on Bankers.
Banking and Farmers, have been
mailed by examiner Van Stone 10
every bank president IN the state and
the replies he has received assure
him that he hit a right spot IN the
propaganda Of inducing the banks to
assist the farmer to the utmost IN
producing bigger crops.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-06-02
DAILY RECORD.
Building Permits.

Building Permits.
Perry kirkpatrick Co. lots and =
| block So Manhattan heights. brick ounga-
l low. San Diego street: $4,000
Z. L. Tener. lot IS, block ;, washington
park. brick tenement; $4,000
/ Isabel BORON lot s. block 4, Masoffin
addition. adobe house; $3.50
Ramon Soto. sol Central. adobe mouse
''V'' Deeds Filed.
East FL Paso sddition-Aarr Brothers
Co. 70 E. ". King, east 20 feet lot and
/ west feet lot 5. block 12s. Nay 10. 1917
kern pIaee-cha-lss Thompson. Glla
county. Ariz, to Bernice Thompson Of CHA
/ county. lots : and s. block p. and lots
/ p and - OF block 80. May Il. 1871; s209o.
f5rsndvisw addition-GrandvieT Realty
Co to P. Rigdon. lot IS. block 50. Nay 81;
Yslets Ersnt-Te1as Bank & Trust CO. to
E H and Emma h Higgins. Two acres
East Fl Paso addition-H. L and Mrs
Ruby Kindred 70 H Ellis lots 10 anu
II block 10z. Nay IS, 1917; SO
Franklin heights addition-Charles z
ana FeIieie Kirchs- 10 John and Patrick
Guhien. lots IS and "A, block II, Nay u.
isi'' Automobiles licensed
1ezf4-E. ". Bishop. SO Montana, Ford
Io31S-8Irs. c. Y. de Bsrmudez. SOC 5
. 1osIs@wiiiis1n P. chesals. 1870 Haw-
io5fT-Elits Confectionery company,
Mesa and Texas, Indian
T0siS-El Paso-Indiana Truck company
1e9Ts-I D. Trexier. ses Pera. Palmer.
1O22O-Chester Brown. 1894 Epson. Thor
1O22l-Charlis Tim. sos South oregon
iSsssNA ". Curtis. s425 Douglas, Oak
Iozss-Iose Marines, 5s1s Alameda.
FORD -.
1O2sl-ChzrIss Thurston. 1915 west Ms
souri,, Ford.
Licensed to Marry.
z N Gardner and susie Driner
n n Richter and Elsa DuracE-
James Fox and Edith Waters
Rov Slxfduore and Bessie Bisoork
Michael SNYDER and 1Iollis Kaimer.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-06-02
UNCLE SAM is FARMING
IN PANAMA CANAL ZONE

sncon, Canal Zone, Nay p Cor
respondence OF a. P-)-Farming op-
arations are being carried on IN the
suitable sections of the zone, from
rhe Atlantic to the Pacific Original
~ begun as a military rove TO pre-
part the isthmus for a siege, the op-
-srations have been stimulated by the
scarcity OF food and the call from all
parts Of the world for increased pro-
duction.
The United States government is
operating more than a dozen planta-
lions for the growth OF garden truck
and fruits. has 10000 acres OF land
cleared for the pasture OF cattle; has
,sfoclzed Gatun lake with imported
food fish in addition 70 the indigen-
Gus varieties: has begun hog farm,
and has 1900 chickens already on
hand.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-06-02

J. Z. Medley, to be built in Orchard
mark. The house VIII have Two stories
and basement and Will cost about
$4,000.
a permit was taken out Friday for
the construction OF a brick bungalow
for Charles Fraser by the Perry
Kirkpatrick company at 200 San
Diego street on lots I and ,, block
sc, in Manhattan Heights.
Five Months, S2,6S2, 102.
when the office Of the city build
ing INSPECTOR closed Thursday even
Ing. the Asst day Of May the records
showed that for the first five months
of this year ga building permits
were issued calling for total expen-
diture Of S2,6S2, 1872 in building i'm
provements. an increase Of 45 per
cent over the record for the same
period last year. During the first
five months in 1915, 769 permits were
issued calling for building improve
rnents to cost s1.750,5I1.
June Starts Brlskiy.
The School OF Mines buildings TO
cost $4,000, a club house for the
employees Of the Ell Paso Electric
street railway. to cost $4,000 and
$500 for permits issued Friday
makes q total OF s131.s00 as = starter
for the first week in June.