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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-11-01
z

Stockholm, 1. listopada. - w
Finiandyi panuje wielkie niezado-
wolcnic Z powodu zakazu amery-
k;aiskiego rzqdu - wywozu zbo-
"a / maxi do l;inlandyi; pisma
krytykujq Z tcgo powodu nader
ostro PREF. Wilsona, a niektorzy
podnoszq glosy. IL Finlandya ~
czy sobie okupacyi niemieckiej,
pod kt6ra wyzwoli sic L rosyjskiej
ricwOli.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-11-01
9 * 9
Z LIGI KREGLARZY KLUBU OBY-
WATELSKIEGO Ma VOL
CIECHOWIE.
%0&
S. Zielihski ukulaf przecietnie 231
szpilek W trzech partyach; nowy rekOrd
w lidZe.
%6

Onegdaj W kregielni wlasnej roze-
grady piatki Wojciechowian kontesty
regularne 2 regulate mnizej podanym,
Piatka pod wodza kapitana Sauna"
W~ojteckiego p. n. ,,Polonia" zadala sro-
motna porazke piatce ,,Paulina A. CO.,
zabierajac i'm wszystkie try Crane par
tye. K. Wojtecki i .,maluSki" Mikos ku-
lali doskonale a z mimi i kapitan ich
,,Samek" Wojtecki i ME div il wy
grail. Piatka przegrywajaca poSzczy-
Gle sic moze kreglarzami H. zajac ka-
pitanem ". W~iSniewskim. Cyfry takie:
POLONIA:-
S. Mikos, l9S lS9 l9o
j. Pawlak, l04 l41 100
A. Kulpa, lSo l'o loo
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-11-01
z RADY WOJNY.

Paryz, /. listopada. - Sekre,
tarz ministeryum francuskicl7
spraw zagranicznych, Cambon, 0.
Swiadczyl - imienicm Francyi
Aliant6w zachodnich, il ma Rade
wojennq, ktorej scsya ma sic Cd
bye w najblizszej przysz}osci ME
bedzie dopuszczony minister pra,
cy rosyjski, Skobelew, kt6ry
przybyc ma ME jake reprezentant
rzadu rosyjskiego, lecz jake re-
prezentant Kongresu Robociarzy
i zoinierzy: Cambon zaznacza, IL
Rada Wojny ME jest miedzynaro-
dowa k~onferencya obywatelska,
lecz rada wielkich mocarstw
przedstawicieli ich rzqdow - W
celu postanowienia ME cel6w VOL
ny. ale srodk6w dalszego jej pro-
wadzenia; p. Skobelcw - jake
rie rzqdu rosyjskiego przedstawi-
ciel ME bedzie ma Rade owq wcale
dopuszczony,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-11-01

Sekretarz ligi wyzej wymienionej, p.
Franciszek Kempa donosi nam llstow-
ME il W przyszlym tygodniu do CRY W
kregle staja piatkl klubowe w porzad-
ku nastepujacym:
Young Americans VS.. Paulina A. G.
Volunteers VS.. Ashland Swimmers.
Carnation Stars VS.. Polonia.
Kontcsty re rozegrane beda ma ale
jach W kregielnl klubowej PREY 1Stej
| Paulina I'll. ma Wojciechowie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-11-01
BLUNT w r N1EMlEC
KIEJ.
Amsterdam, /. listopada,

fhIIISCCIUHIIt, T. 0E0F
Donosza prasowo Z Beverloo, re
tam wsr6d garnizonu niemieckie-
90 przyszlo do formalnego buntu a;
zo}nierze wysyfani ma front bojo-
wy, sluchac ME chcicli, a kilku
zwr6ciIo karabiny przeciw Office
rom. inni nawet strzelali i kilku D.
f:cer0w ranili: narcszcie zbunto-
wanych zdolano otoczyc i zape.
die do wagon6w kolejowycll,
ktorymi ich wywieziono, ME via
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-11-01

F. L. PaSdeloup, prezes S~towarzy--
| szenia kreglarzy ?. n. Chicago Bow
ling Association" donoSi il d~oroczny
turniej miejski Getty Tournament) bic
aacego roku ~rozpocznie sic dnia 1-gO
grudnia miejscem kOuteSt6w wybra-
no alete w kregielni Bensingera W
sr0dmiesciu. Blankiety wpisowe otrzy-
mac moze kazdy z kreglarzy "a zg4o-
szeniem sic osobistem do sekretarza
wyzej wymienionego stowarzyszenia,
j. c. Mueller'a.
Turniej miejski jest be- kwestyi maj
wiekSzym pc turnieju krajowym zwa-
nym "a. 3. c. Tournament, ma kt6ry
kaadego roku zjezdla sic ogromna licz-
ba kreglarzy z ca}ych Stan6w Zjedno-
czonych. KreSlarzy polskich specyal-
mic do brauia udzialu zachecamy gdyz
nietylko, re sami 2 tego korzySc odno-
sza ale i sprawie polskiej tez DUO sic
W ten spos6b przyslulyc moga.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-11-01
TELEGRAMY KRAJOWE
STRAJK w ARIZONIE "a
KONCZONY.

Clifton, Ari., l.. listopada. - Sc,
kretarz piracy William B. Wilson:
prezcs fcderalnej komisyi pre-
mysiowej, badajqcy warunkl TO
botnicze W kopalniach miedzi W
Arizonic oznajmif, re strajk gor'
nik0w W kopalniach miedzi w dy,
strykcie Clifton - Morenci -
AIetcalf, t~rwajqcy Cd l lipca, 20,
staf za1atwiony. Oko}o 1000 g6r,
nik0w bylo zaangazowanych W
tym strajku.
STRAJK %ODLOZONY.
San Francisco, /. listopada. -
Grozqcy strajk cl%ektrykow i in,
nych pracownik0w W Pacific TIE.
lcphone and Telegraph Co., costa:
cdlozony, azcby dac sposobno5t
albo poSrednikowi federalnemu
Nerncrowi l.. Reed alba komisy;
przez prezydenta wyznaczonej dc
gruntownego zbadania kwesty.
spornych.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-11-01

szy6ko usuwa Dol. Nlgdy ME prey
tlumia bolu. lecz usuwa go. Bol zu-
pelnie ginie. Sprobujcie tylko. -
CAMPHOLIN jest ~zupeinie bezpiecz-
ny. Ably przekouaG sic o MIN zanim
kupicie, moiecie otrzymac pac1ke
darmo, ~odwrotna poczta, gdy przy--
SIece swe nazwisko i adres.
CAMPHOLIN jest sprzedawane
we wszystkich aptekaCh soc pud. Tub
wprost do Bartz Drug Co, 50 Monroe
ave-, Grand Rapids, Mich.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-11-01
INNE TELEGRAMY.
BRAZYLIA w WOJNIE.
Rio de Taneiro, 1. listopada.

Rio de Janeiro, 1. listopada. -
w poludniowei Brazylii mobilizr
je sic wojska stanowe, by byly ne
wypadek jakich poczynai zbroj
nych ze strony licznych w tycf
stronach Niemcow, wSrod ktorycf
agitacya progermahska kwitia W
pefni. Podobno pewne rozterki jul
sic tam zaczefy, lecz wladze "a,
prowadzi}y ostra cenzure i ME
przepuszczajq wiadomoSci zad,
nycll, by reszty kraju mic niepo--
koic. Strajki podobno poczaktienl
tam sa formalnej zorganizowanej
opozycvi przeciw rzadowi...
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-11-01
STRATY ANGLII.

Londyn, 1. listopada. - Straty
angielskie W miesiacu pazdzierni-
ku poniesione ma wszystkich
frontach wynosza S2,377, w tenn
oficerow zabitych 1915, a zoinie-
rzy 1895; reszta ranni straty to
mniejsze znacznie cd poniesio-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-11-01
SPRAWY MORSKIE.

Londyn, 1. listopada. - w cia'
GU ostatniego, 35go tygodnia bio.
kady podmorskiej niemieckiej, 20,
stale zatopionych IA okretow
w~iekszych - ponad 1000 ton i
mniejsze; straty to dose znaczne
mniejsze Cd tygodnia poprzedza,
jacego, w ktorym wynosiiy okre,
tow %.
- Donosza, IL zostai zatopiony
rrzez nur niemiecki statek amcry-
kanski ,,Levis Luckenbach', kto-
ry - jak zeznaja uratowani zen
- ma pare godzin pred SVEN "a
topieniem bardzo prawdopodob-
ME zniszczy} jeden muir niemiecki,
ktory trafif tax, IL strzalem GEL
nym zdruzgotai jego oba perisko-
Py...
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-11-01
Ten Boil Jest Okropny
Gdzie Jest C%anphOin!
POiegnacie sic z wszystktmi b6lami
natychmiast przez uzywanie
CAMPH0LIN. PacZka dar-

Przestancie jeczeC i narzekaG. C:y
macie Dol " plecach? CAMPHOLIN
usunie go natyChmiast. Czy macie
wywichniecie? CAMPHOLIN usunie
hal CzY macia h6l " musknlach.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-11-01

Dol. 10y mdCle DOl
sztywna szyje. Dol
W stawaCh. u
raLgie. ~stiuczeaie,
Dol W gardle, W
p~iersiach, bOlace
migdalki, reuma--
tyZm, zimno. Me
bsdziecie ~c,srpieli
po u5yciu CAM
PHOLJN. Jest Ia
dZiWiaiacem lax
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-02-24
NEW MEX. LAW
MAKERS RESUME
Bills Creating New Counties
Passed; Prohibition Elec-
ton Date Set.
By GITHRIE sNIITH.

santa Fe. y. NJ Feb. 24-Beginning
On Friday afternoon to hold the first
business sessions of the week. both
houses Of the third New Mexico Iegis-
lature continued TO work until after
o'clock In tbe house an effort was
made to resume work at go. but tbs
motion that prevailed was TO adjourn
until 10 o'clock Saturday.
New County Bills Passed.
The house concurred in the bill to
create the county OF de Baca as
amended by the senate. After q long
debate the house passed also the bill
10 create the county Of Lea. originally
proposed as the county 20 be taken
from Chaves and Eddy counties An
amendment by Livingston proposed to
make the bill operative only in case
the people within the boundaries OF the
proposed counties should vote for the
creation Of the new county The
amendment was "a bled. as were also
three others which were offered on the
floor
In commenting upon this bill. stroud,
Democrat. decided the house had
proved that it did not intend 10 be
Just or fair. Wesley. Democrat said
he felt impelled to compliment the Re
publicans on the condition Of their
steam roller 1T is in perfect working
order" ne laughlngly said
After the house had been in session
for one hour. il went into joint session
with the senate to hear addresses made
by the advocates of good roads now
holding the annual convention here.
Sweetser. division engineer Of the board
OF public roads of Tie United States
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-02-24
EXPORT Sales
ADVANCE WHEAT
Germ Price Changes Narrow;
Oats Lack Independent
Action in DAVIS Trading.

Chicago H.. Feb sf.-Huge export sales
gave sharp upturn today TO the wheat
market u was said the amount taken for
europe was around 1900. 600 bushels includ-
Ing large aggregate for the Belgian re-
lief commission Opening prices which
ranged from = G. 10 &c lower. were with
May al SL75is 20 SIG. and July at S1-f9ls
20 Sllsss. were followed 10y sudden rise
10 vel above Yesterdays finish.
Bulls conteacad vigorously that Lloyd
Georges speech implied that extraordinary
demand for fOodsruffs would continue and
even p--cluded much Of 4 break in values
ON peace news. The market was bullishiv
affected also 10y reports that a fleet Of the
biggest merchant vessels ia the world
wCuld shortly he conveyed from this side
~ the Atlantic by British cruisers The close
was strong al Z 10 % nct cents higher.
WIKI May at S1--Siz 10 SI--S5s and July at
s1-517s 10 SI-51S.-
Corn sUayed with wheat Price changes,
though. were narrow and raling not heavy
After opening isc to = G. lower the mar
ket sagged a little further and then scored
a moderate rally.
Commission houses were buyers on all set
backs but were sellers the bulges- The
close was firm at 8 q = TO 7sc net ad-
vance.
oats had no Independent action. Prices
duplicated tho record Of corn
Provisions averaged higher with hogs
Packing interests bought lard.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-02-24
GET RULESFROM
IS j. 8. CITIES
Civil Service Commission Is
Compiling Regulations for
El Paso Employees.

Information received from IL cities
in the country which are under civil
service rule. has contributed TO the
regulations made up for Ell Paso's civil
service commission and as soon as
these regulations can be fully COM
pIeted. they viii be adopted and printed
IN pamphlets
On the civil service board. Dr.. B. A.
Worsham has been made vice chair
man, John NJ Wyatt having been
chosen as chairman soon after the csm-
mission was named. M Wyatt also
has charge OF matters relating 10 the
police department Dr. WOrsham Will
look after the examination of caudi-
dates, and Frank Powers will preside
over the affairs of the fire depart
ment
Decide ON Physique of Candidates.
Although rules and regulations have
not as yet been adopted II has been
decided that all candidates for the pO-
lice force must be AT least five feet
nine inches tall, and weigh 150 pounds
Candidates for appointment 10 the fire
department must be at least i've Ieet.
eight inches IN height and weigh not
less than AS pounds
All candidates TO both departments
must be citizens Of the United States,
and must have lived in Fl Paso at
least year prior to making applica-
ton Zach applicant must be between
the ages Of p and -. The resident
restriction is to be waived. if the ap-
phcant holds an honorable discharge
from the army or navy and has been
q resident here for so days prior to his
application
Practical Examinations VIII Be Test.
Practical examinations which will
fairly test the ability of the applicant
viii be the order The examination
Will include. besides the educational
features. physical and practical tests
Of strength and endurance. A general
average of 20 percent must be obtained
by each applicant No question con-
corning political or religious opinions
viii be asked. Promotions viii come
about only after competitive eXamina-
tons are held. No emplOye who may
be discharged will be refused a hear
ing before the commission.
Examine All Except Old Employees
All members Of the police and fire
departments who have been appointed
10 their positions within the last year
will be obliged TO take the entrance
examinations and will be considered
as though they were applying for the
two departments who have been en-
ployed for more than a year, although
exempt from the entrance eXamina-
tons VIII be, however. governed by
the rules formulated by the commits
sion.
4 daily record Of the work Of every
man VIII he kept and his percentage
recorded 4 monthly percentage Of SO
viii be the standard II his percentage
should drop below 20 for one month.
he Will be called to account and should
the same thing occur a second time,
further punishment viii be inflicted,
the regula atoms Will say.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-02-24
STOCK MARKET
ISREICTIlHhRP
All Initiative Comes From
Small Professional Ele-
msnt Of Traders.

SOTE-Quotations reflect e.osing prices
Saturday Feb. a..
New. Tor-l Feb -f-Tle 7eactiouary ten
denotes manifested during todag's short and
very duh session wee particularly aSerin-d
10 events abroad
All initiative came frou email faction
OF the professional element. with The usual
week end settlement of outstanding con-
tracts Early recessiou- Of one 20 two points
in shippinEs. oils and various specialiies
within the scope OF fensiauds embargo wer-
partly recovered before The close United
States Steel and other industriais also re-
covered in the final dealings Rails were
sluggish and without material chanre-
Recessions Of one To- Two points in prsni-
nent speciaIties attended todays early o.
eratiOns. HcaViness was most marked IN
Marine preferred. Atlantic. Guf * Nes-
Indies. Central Leather American Can Cen
eral Electric. Cuban C.ne sugar. Inspiration
Copper. Texas OH auc Industrial Alcohol
Omitted States steel and similar incustriais
denoted more moderate pressure New haven
and Reading were the only firm rails nut
gains fl those issues soon were forfeited
Dealings were extremely light aad with
out the slightest indications Of public in
Ierest-
The closing was IRE EL-ar-
Sales were estimated at 10000 shares
Bonds were lower.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-02-24
Ordinance.


CITY Of r Paso. e PasO County. Texas.
trade. or occupation within the following
districts OF the CITY Of Fl Paso. and not
a Bounded on tbs north by Second
Street and the south line u Second Street
running north and south east Of and Darel-
lei v-th south Santa Fe street on the
Z. Bounded on the North by Durszno
Street on the east BY stevens Avenue on
The south BY Rosa Street and on the west
SECTION . No person firm or corpora
sale barter or exchange bT wholesale. live
SECTION . Nothing in this ordinance
contained shall authorize any person. firm
the s'itv q e. PasO in excess OF the num-
her. now allowed BY ordinance TO be kept In
Section l. It shall be the duty Of all
such persons firms or corporations 10 al
all times keen their said places in clean
and sanitary condition and 70 observe az
OF Health Of the CITY Of Fl Paso with ref
erence to the conduct OF said business
Do2ati6n Who shall violate any portion Of
this ordinance shall be fined in any sum
than one Hundred (s1OO.Ool Dollars for
each of1ense. and each and every day such
violation shall continue or exist shall con-
stitute separate offeuse and be punish
SECTION s Al ordinances IN conflict
with this ordinance is hereby repealed in
so far as the same Is IN conflict. but no
further.
SECTION :. Whereas the carrying on
the business. trade. or OCCUPATION OF
foutside Of the districts hereinabove estah-
lishedl in live domestic fowls OF poul--
is a nuisance threatening the public health
and gravely affecting the public comfort;
THEREFORE. case Of great public
pension OF the Charter rule that all ordi-
nances before final adoption shall be read
in open meeting OF the CITY Council at
two regular meetings thereof and said rule
with the consent OF the Mayor and by the
unanimous vote OF the aldermen present. is
here now suspended and this ordinance
snail take effect from and after its pas
SAGE.
Passed and approved this the 11th day
TOM LEA.
Mayor
J. F. DAWSON. CITY Clerk.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-02-24
Weekend Edition, February 24-25, 1917. 2

department Of agriculture. and Judge
Adrian Pool. Of Fl Paso.
The senate passed a bill which fixes
the time OF holding the special election
TO vote on the prohibition amendment
to the constitution The date agreed
upon is Tuesday after the first Monday
OF next November
This bill is regarded as highly I'm
rcrtant. for it brought back TO Santa
Fe representative Of the prohibition
movement and of the liquor interests
RumOrs current are TO the effect that
a strong effort viii be made to defeat
the bill in the house. Another i'm
pOrta,t bill pOssed by the senate was
y regulate the holding OF elections
Were constitutional amendments are
being voted upon. The bill provides
for practically the Australian method
OF holding such elections
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-02-24

AN ORDINANCE REQUIRING RAIL
OF III. PAS0' iTEXAS HAViN1i 'TTRAiNs
CROSSING TEXAS STREET AND MYRTLE
AVENUE ~ SAID CITY To AIAINTAIN
WARN TRAVELLERS on SAID STREETS
uE IT nEsTl NIT, nv r-tTE- f-T--y- CfaI-N--
Gil OF THE CITY OF FL PASO. that Il
road Company operating a railroad within
Teas whfch railroad has a line Of track
crossing Texas Street or Myrtle Avenue or
IN dav and nfcht AZ an s11ch public cross
inEs OF said railroads crossing the street
fIaenen S-hoss duty II shan be to warn
travellers OF the approach Of trains. and
OF standing trains Iocom0tives and other
distractions. or to erect. construct and
maintain ut said street crossings above
mentioned gate or gates which gate or
gates shall be so operated BY said railroad
companies that travellers on said street
and averua shall be warned OF the approach
Of said trains and when said gate or gates
are 50 erected. it shall he the duty OF said
companies to keep same securely closed AT
railway train across the part or the
street. sidewalk. or avenue. as is desg-
shall not be kept closed longer than five
minutes at any one time.
over the said street crossings in said city.
who shall fan TO comply with the pro
visions Of the preceding section shall be
liable to a fine OF not less than Twenty
Five (Se5.0o) Dollars. and each and every
day that said railway Company 50 fails
10 comply with said provisions shall be a
separate offeuse or said sum OF Twenty
Five tS1S. 00l Dollars per day may be col
lected in any suit brought in the name OF
the CITY OF Fl PasO in the proper court OF
Fl Paso County. Texas. and each DAYS fall
ure TO comply with said section shall con-
stitute separate Offense and liability
WHEREAS there Is no sufficient law re-
garding the protection OF street crossings
By railway companies operating railroads in
the corporate limits Of the CITY OF Il Pasu.
Texas. creates a public emergency which
charter
that no ordinance shall be finally adopted
until 20 has been read in open meeting Of
the City Council at two regular meetingg
thereof. said rule by the unanimous vote OF
lin. aldermen present and the consent %
the Mayor. is here. now suspended. and this
ordinance snail take effect and be In force
from and afrersits passage and publication
Passed and approved this the 18th.
TOM LEA.
Mayor.
Attest
J. r DAWSON. CITY Clerk.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-02-24
MONTY AND METALS.
%E8 YORK MARKET
Is Associated Press


iy Associated Press
New York. Feb c4.-Prims mercantile
H-per- E ~ per cent
Sterling exchauEe-60 day bills. sac;
coi-l---. rcial so day bills on hanks. SAP,
eo-lI,ir rcial 60 day bills SA7Iz: demand.
S4--sG- cables. Ss-56 1-l6.
Russian rubles. demand, S2s-sO: cables.
S3S.l5-
Tar silver. = Sc.
ii -rican dollars. 5e2sc
Government bonds. veal
E-lToad bonds irregular
Copper. firm Electrolytic. spot and nearby
months. nominal. second quarter. s@3 y 50:
third quarter. S31 G3--5e.
ITon-Marlet steady No. l northern. So
N@3- No northern. $3.50 a so. No.
southern s3o.50 5I-50: No. . southern. $50
Tin-The Metals exchange quotes spot tin
$685. 3 1915.
Lead. SI0.62 asked
Speiter. 16iA r 10=sc
LONDON METALS MARKET
London. Eng. Feb ez-Closing prices on
me London metals market for today were as
1ollous-
Lead. spot. $50 los
Spelter. spot 81.
copper spot. 1888 Futures. 1916 los. cleo
trolytlc, El5o-
Tin spot. 5Ie7 IS: futures f1s7 IS
THE LOCAL MARKET
NaciOnales. 1910.
Mexican bank notes. state bills. I0dI1c-
Mexican pesos. 5slzc
Mexican gold. 53c.
FL PasO SmeIter Quotations
Corrected daily.l
Bar silver Handy a Harmon quotations).
7T&c
London lead. $50 los
Copper bar. sc
Pig lead $3.50.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-02-24
]. + DAWSON. CITY Clerk.
Pc Il REso4IyED RY [THE SITY coUN-

BE IT RESOLVED BY The CITY COCN-
Gil OF THE CITY or FL. PASO-
That the City Clerk be and hereby Is
directed TO advertise for bids for the cor
st-uction cf q pavement on Seventh 81,
ff0m the intersection Of the east line %
south p Paso Street 10 the west line OF
Cotton Avenue
said pavement in all respects 20 conform
with the specifications therefor prepared hE
the CITY Engineer. and now on file in his
office which said Specifications have bsesli
approved bv this Council SAID advertise
nsut shall appear in each issue OF the OFF,
cial paper which appears during the ten
tl01 DAYS prior TO the Sth day q Mare.
1917. All bids must Be sealed and each ue
accompanied bv a certified check IN the sii-1
OF one Thousand tSl.o9e-c9l Dollars pa1-
able 10 the Msvor Of the CITY OF Fl pa
and which shall become the property OF TIE
CITY in the event that the bidder. II sue
cessful. does not within ten fl0l days OF tn
acceptance Of his bid. enter into a contract
with the CitE Of Fl Paso 70 complete s'i.
pavement in accordance With said sDeci1icsi-
lions within six months from the time OF
the signing Of the contract All bids rln
be filed with .he CITY Clerk or or beto-e
ten t1Ql o'clock a. M the Sth day or MarcA-
1917.
The CITY Of FL Paso reserves the right TO
reject any an bids
Passed and approved this the Ind oa2
% TOM LEA
Mayor
Attest
j. r DAWSON. City Cisrk-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-02-24
COPPER MARKET IS
WE'LL CLEANED UP

New York. Feb. 2f.-Rumors that allied
governments were reentering the copper
market have not been definitely con-
f5rmed but domestic buyers are said TO have
pretty well cleaned up offerings OF electro
lytic FOR delivery this side OF July and an
improvement has been reported in the de-
mand for third quarter during the week
In the absence OF offerings the market for
spot and nearby is nominal. while quota
tons Of So to IS cents for the second quar-
Ter are virtually normal also. and the third
quarter is held al prices ranging from about
II 70 81 I cents. though no actual business
mas been reported al the outside figure.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-02-24
Grain and Provisions.

Chicago Grains. Close
Nheat-May. SLsS1a. July. Sl5Iss-
corn-May. sLe1l: July. s1-oois-
Oats-May. sc; July. 5fSc-
Chicago Provisions. Close
Pork-May. s30-SO: July. $500
Lard-May. S17ss. July. sl7-70.
Ribs-May. S16-42: July. S16-s1.
Kansas City Grains. Close
Kansas City. No. Feb. 24.-Nheat-No. ?
hard. S1-S7 1-e1. No. 2 red. S1Sz@ / 30
Nay Sl-77 a LIS; July. Sl-ssis @1-4s5s-
Corn-No. . mixed IS Z sec; No. white.
sSie q s9c: No. yellow. ssl3c; May. IS Z a
- sc; July. SSIs q Ssisc-
Oats-So. . white. 5sc: No mixed. Sc
Chicago Produce. Close.
Chicago. III. Feb. 2f.-Buttsr-Easier-
Creamery. 81 q sec.
Eggs-Lower- Receipts. $685. cases.
FirsJs. sec; ordinary firsts- 81 &c; at
mark. cases included. 3SG39c.
Potatoes-Recsipts. IS cars. Market higher.
Wisconsin and Michigan. S2.s0G as: Idaho
Colorado. Washington and Oregon, s3-7oe
2S5-
Poultry-Alive. lower: fowls. 1sise;
springs, 1sc-
Kansas City Produce. Close.
Kansas City. No. Feb. o4.-Butter-
Creamery. 42c; firsts. 40c; seconds. SIC.
Eggs-55c doz- Poultry. market unchanged