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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-21
SENATE KILLS
SUNDAY MEASURE
Nichols Bill Would Have
Taken Lid Off Sunday
Sales in Texas.

Austin, Texas, March 21-The Nichols
sunday law bill, which would take the
lid off ON sunday sales, was killed in
the senate today by senator baltimore.
v hen he invoked the constitutional rule
against the consideration of the meas
ure- The motion to suspend the rule
failed by vote to Il to IA. a two
thirds vote being necessary.
The senate adopted the motion made
several days ago providing for the
appointment of a new committee on
nominations for governor
hone Dry Bill PASSES.
The senate has passed finally the
Aantis bone dry" local option bill
Ihls bilt prohibits the manufacture OF
sale FOL any purpose OF intoxicating
liquor into prohibition territory.
Little Done in the House.
Practically no business was trans
acted in the house today. During the
bered by being presented with a dia-
Of esteem by the mem ers
Urges Five Month Session.
Speaker Fuller today advocated in a
speech in the house placing the legis-
lature on a salary basis fully commen-
Surate with the work to be transacted
ana the extension of the terms of the
session to at least five months. in or
der that hasty judgment might not be
necessary IN placing on the statute
books laws to govern the people of
Texas
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-21
WOMAN FAINTS;
RELATES MURDER
Narrative of Killing Hus
band Proves Unnerving
Ordeal to Mrs. Smith.

Denver. Colo. March a1.-Unnerved
by the ordeal OF yesterday afternoon
and today on the witness stand in
West Side court Mrs. Stella Newton
Moore Smith. on trial charged with the
murder of her husband January 12
last. collapsed just before noon al she
was telling the jury her story Of her
unhappy married life and had TO be
assisted from the courtroom. She
tainted when she reached the sherifrs
office.
Mrs. Smith had just reached the
period in her relations with smith on
the eve OF the murder when she broke
down completely after making bitter
accusations against the dead man and
submitting the while to the Interrupt
tons as the district attorney or his
assistant entered obje .tions TO her tes-
timOny.
The court ordered recess until
o'clock. Mrs Smith viii resume the
stand at that time. If she is able
It Is the contention OF the defence
that Mrs Smith killed her husband af-
ter hours of battling against assault
and only when he threatened to attack
her y year old daughter by a previous
marriage The prosecution declares
Mrs. Smith. jealous. lured her husband.
from whom she was separated. to her
home for the purpose Of numbering
him.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-21

MORNING SESSION OF WATSON
TRIAL DEVOTED TO ARGUMENTS

When the trial OF the case Of the
county OF FL PasO against VIII L
Watson. former county tax collector.
was resumed Wednesday morning the
attorneys for the defence said they
would prove that instead of Watson
being indebted to the county the county
was indebted to him
David Reid. former bookkeper in the
tax collectors office. was on the stand
during the entire morning. He identi-
fled the books and records of the Office
during the administration OF Mr.. Wat
son.
Practically the entire morning ses-
sion was devoted TO arguments by the
attorneys for the county and defence
regarding the introduction of the rec
Ords. Judge = T. Price. presiding.
ruled that the records and books be
introduced.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-21
{. P. CAMP BELL,
Of DENVER, DIES
Tells Police His Wounds
Self Inflicted; Grief for
Dead Wife. Cause.

Carl Pearl Campbell ,. years old
a carpenter who has been rooming at
III East Overland street for the past
two weeks and who was found by po-
lice officers with his body mutilated
and his throat cut at AnGe and River
streets Tuesday afternoon died in
local hospital Tuesday night.
Campbell said at the police station
that ne had received word from mis-
sister. who lives in Colorado Springs,
Colo. that his wife was dead. that
he had no reason TO live any longer
and that he hoped he would die he
also said that he had muulated ms
body on Monday evening about
o'clock and that he cut his throat
Tuesday morning. Afterward he had
walked from al East Overland street
t5 the place be was found by the po-
lice he said His former home was
at SIS West nth avenue. Denver. Colo
according TO letters found amonS
CampbelIs possessions.
The hospital reported "Wednesday
that brother of the dead man. I'd
: Campbell. lives in Colorado Springs
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-21
BADLY INJURED
BY MACHINERY
As Result of Injury, Enginee. Suf-
fered From Chronic Constipation,
Which Only Black. Draught
Relieved.

Rossville, Gs--In describing her hus-
bands case, Mrs. Kate Able. Of this
town. says Once. while lifting, he
injured himself with a piece of heavy
machinery, across the abdomen. He
was so sore he could not bear to press
on himself at all on chest or abdomen.
He weighed 165 lbs, and reu off until
he weighed Ito lbs. in two weeks. He
became cOnstipated, and II looked like
he would die He would turn up a
ten cent bottle of castor oil. and drink
it two or three days in succession.
without result
We became desperate, he suffered
SO. He was swollen terribly. He told
me mis- suffering could only be de-
scribed as torture. I sent and bought
ThedfOrd's Black-DraughL 1 made
him take a big dose. he was in such
misery, but he got relief and began
TO mend at once He got well and We
10th feel ne owes his life 70 Thed-
ford's BIack-Dr&ught
! am giving this testimonial freely
and voluntarily. as We feel we want
others TO know what this medicine
VIII do and because we are indeed
grateful
In its 20 years Of successful use.
Thedford's Black-Draught has been
found 10 promptly relieve constipa-
ton, headache, Indigestion. etc, and
stimulate the liver 70 do its work in
a natural way. 1t is purely vegetable,
safe. and reliable Try It At all drug
gists. price CSC a package. Costs only
enc cent a dOse.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-21
MORSE SHIP is SUNK;
ONE AMERICAN ABOARD

Washington. D. G., March 2l.-Tor-
pedoing OF the Norwegian steamer Dav-
enger, with one American aboard. by
a German submarine on March l4th,
was reported 10 the state department
today by vice consul krogh at Eotter-
dam.
The Norwegian steamer Davenger,
Of Brgen. Norway, New York to Rot
terdam, cargo barley. one American
aboard Robert Leroy Bragg. Angels
Camp. Calf. second steward" the dis
patch said. ''was stopped bv =unfire-
tOrpedOed and sunk by German sub
marine afternoon Of March "a. North
sea, 80 miles from North Hinder light
ship All officers and crew saved after
i hours in lifehoat"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-21
Bradley, Escaped Prisoner,
Phones Sheriff, But Fails
To GiUe His New Address

Hello. is this the sherifTs Office
Yes
We'll. I would like 10 speak to
sheriff Seth OrndOrff.
He is not in the office at present"
Well. l want you TO tell him that
7 am J. B Bradley and have just
escaped from the county Jail Tell
Orndorff that 1 viii see him soon. and
he viii finish second"
After having escaped from the
county jail Monday night, where he
was detained on charges Of burglary
and also in connection with the alleged
killing OF three women in savannah
Ca. J. b Bradley. alias !. B. Garlin.
called the sheriffs office late Tuesday
afternoon by telephone. Utterinc the
foregoing words. the sherifrs office
said
During his conversation Bradley said
many things that would not look good
in print. il is reported. The deputy
who answered was unable to ascertain
what phone the escaped prisoner was
using. Bradley is believed to be in
JUarez
Harry Moran. who escaped from the
county Jail. and was captured. is re-
ported to have said he was to meet
Bradley At a smelter saloon.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-21
Overflow LEAD
ESCAPE;3S SHOT
Court Clerk Who Killed
Judge Among Convicts
Killed by a Posse.

Birm CHAM, Ala. March GA sher-
ifs posse last night shot and killed
TWO Of seven convicts who had escaped
from the county Jail early in the day.
The killing occurred in the suburbs
of this city Among the slain was Da-
vid Overton. former country court clerk
at Huntsville. convicted Of the murder
of judge W. 7. Lawler- Tony Malino.
another convict was killed J. / La
them. held on forgery charge, was
seriously wounded. The other con-
victs made their escape
About 80 shots were exchanged dur
ing the fight. which took place in
briar thicket near Birmingham col
Iege.
The first shot. the deputies say. came
f-om Over5on's rifle.
The battle was scarcely more sensa-
tional or dramatic than the jail delivery
10 which it was the sequence. The
seven men. three of them under death
sentences for murder and three others
hid on murder charges, oVerpOwered the
Jail guards tum5ied INTO an AUTOMOBILE
waiting nearby and We're gone before
an alarm could he given Within
few minutes armed posses Were sent
out L. all directions ana an all day
nan hunt followed.
OVertou was the central figure IN
murder case that has been accounted
one of the most sensational accounted
in The history OF Alabama He was
candidate for probate judge at an cleo
ten last summer ana was defeated
By LAWYER \ few days later LAWYERS
body was found weighted down in the
Tennessee river and Overtou disap-
peared. Weeks later he was captured
20 Tennessee and brought TO Hunts
vile.
At the trial. Overton testified that
he had been attacked and killed the
Judge in self defence but the jury re-
fused TO accept the story
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-21
REMANDS CASE Or MEXICAN
KILLING SOLDIER CHARGED

Austin. Tex. March 2l-The court of
criminal appeals today reversed and
remanded the ease Of Ramon Pizana.
from Cameron county. PiZana having
been given a term Of ID years in the
peuitentiary on conviction of the killing
of "A soldier named Mcclure on Au-
gust 81. 1915 This soldier was on a
turlOush and had consented to accom-
pauy "a detachment of soldiers in charge
of a lieutenant to ranch in search Of
Mexican bandits. When the party
reached the ranch. the civilians who
had accompanied the party were
ahead. General firing commenced and
MCGUIRE was killed and a Mexican boy
on the ranch was wounded
The court today held that the evi-
dence is conclusive that Ramon Pizana
did not shoot Mcclure
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-21
Peruna Did Me More Good
Than Two Years
Under Doctors Care

special physicians. 1 can really say
that I feel like another person No more
swollen feet and limbs No more
bloating of the abdomen. No more
shormess OF breath No more stiff and
sore joints. You have no idea what
your treatment has done for me. IL
certainly has prolonged my life and
made new woman of me .. such
a blessing ] have received through
YOUR kindness. Doctor. and the as
Sistance Of the medicine which you so
kindly prescribed ! am able TO work
since / began your treatment, but be-
fore ] was not able TO help myself.
much less work for any one else. All
praise is due to your medical depart
ment and treatment"
Those who object To liquid medicines
can now procure Peruna Tablets
Adv
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-21
WOODEN SHIPS ARE TO
BE BUILT ON WEST COAST

Washington. d. C.. March 2I-Vice
chairman Brent. of the federal ship
ing board. left today for the Pacific
coast TO consult shipbuilders ~ 20
their ability to speed up the building
of wooden ships The shipping boards
aim is 10 construct Immediately a great
fleet Of wooden vessels which can DE
used 10 transport supplies to the en-
tente allies.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-21
MEXICAN WOMEN WANT $40. 600
FOR DEATH OF HUSBANDS

Two suits filed in the 3fth district
court Tuesday evening against the
Southern Pacific Railroad COMPANY,
aggregating 40.000. by Margarita Her
nandez QuinterO and 4. g. Luna Eacn
asks damages TO the extent Of $50 900
for the death of their husbands
In the petition the two women allega
their husbands were killed near Lords
burg. Y NJ, March >. 1917. while riding
on a motor car on the railroad
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-21
STAY OUT OF MEXICO, WARNING;
NEW REVOLUTION IS FEARED

Aerican mining men who were pre-
pairing TO return TO central Mexico NJ
once TO resume operations of their
mining properties were warned We'd
nesday by government agents TO stay
out OF Mexico. The reason given was
the expectation of new revolt within
the next two weeks led by men sand
to be friendly 70 Gen. Aware ObreCon
Another report received here was that
NAY ;, national holiday. was oriei-
nally set for the outbreak of the revolt
but the time had been changed to an
earlier date because Of the discovery Of
the new political movemnt.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-21
HIST DISTRICT COURT.
y. r. pricc- PrrsilIInr

County OF Fl Paso vs.. Win l. Watson,
ct al. suit ON bond. on trial
Viola =. keumer vs.. Asa Renner. di-
Vorce. granted.
r. hernandez IS. James Wallace. ct
al, damages filed.
County Of Fl PasO Us. VIII 1 Wat
son. TO recover $4,000. on trial
NJ l. Blakely -. Vincent SalOni. suit
for conversion. filed
VI. V Robertson VS. y. a FEEDER. suit
upon foreign judgment; filed.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-21
WILL STOP SALES OF ARMS
TO MINORS WITHOUT PAPERS

Mayor Tom Lea on Tuesday notified
chief Of police b. J. Zabriskie to en-
force the ordinance regarding the sale
Of firearms TO minors. This ordinance
specifies that any firm or person sell
ing or leasing firearms or ammunition
10 minors without the written consent
of their parents or guardians is SUD-
ject to 2 fine Of S200
Recently the police department found
boys under 10 years of age had been
shooting pistols with % caliber bullets,
II is said The boys were amusing
themselves by shooting at the feet OF
school girls, il was reported
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-21
~ PLEAD GUILTY TO
VIOLATING ELECTION LAWS.

InGiarauolis Ind. March 2l--FOrty-
seven Of the 150 men arrested IN India
napOlis. Evansville. Frankfort and
Gary on federal indictments charging
violation of election laws pleaded
guilty when arraiSned before Judge a.
j. Anderson in United States district
court here today Demurrers were filed
for most OF the other men indicted
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-21
THE COURTS
;iTH DISTRICT COURT.
". %. Howe. Presiding.

Sneehau- Hackley company vs.. j. Z.
ing heard
Marsarita fernando QuiuJero 1t al Us.
Southern Pacific Railroad company.
damages suit filed.
Apolonia e. Luna. ct al vs. Southern
Pacific Railroad company. damages;
filed.
No cases set for Tuesday morning
state VS. SilveriO Medrano: Juvenile
docket; hearing 10 be started this af-
ternoon.
State VS. Carlos Nacio. sentenced and
notice OF appeal given
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-21
G5TH DISTRICT COURT.
HnIInrh (nIhN,rII- prrsidfnr-

Compauia Minera Ignacio Rodriguez
Ramos. : y. US Bartlesville Zinc com
pany. Ell al damages. on trial. Testi-
mony concluded and arguments being
made.
NJ G. Phillips vs. Ruby Phillips. di-
yorce- filed.
Porfirio Neudes Us. EI Paso Grain
and Milling company. Judgment in IA
Vor Of defendant
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-21
= HARVEY BUTLER-

J.. Barney Butler died Wednesday al
500 o'clock a m. in a local sanator-
rum He was - years old and was
Methodist missionary to Argentina
but had been in Fl PasO for the past
five weeks for his health. He is sur
vived by his widow and two children
The body viii be shipped 10 Hopkins
VILE. Ky. tonight.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-21
CRAWFORD HARVIE HEADS
BORDER NATIONAL BANK

Officers of the new Border M - al
bank which VIII be opened i'm the
Reynolds building, Texas and Stanton,
about April l have been selected by the
stockholders in the bank. Crawford
Hsrvie was elected president: p NJ
Quebedeaux. vice president. and Walter
T. Arnold. vice president and cashier
Judge J. NJ Goggin was elected chair
man of the board of directors The
other directors chosen are Crawford
Harvie. p. NJ Quebedeaux. ". E. Ar
mold. J. r Robertson. F. J. Garrett
John c. Hayes. ;. u. Moore Ed NJ
Whitaker
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-21
BUNDLE DAY SET
FOR APRIL Il
Associated Charities Moves
Up Date; Needs Clothing
for Destitute.

Bundle Day" Of the Associated
Charities viii be observed on April
l. instead or during the month Of May.
This was decided by the directors OF
the Associated Charities at a meeting
Wednesday morning The date was
advanced because the association needs
clothing for the poor and destitute
OF the city Persons desiring 10 con-
tribute clothing or food to the worthy
poor Of Fl Paso are being urged 10
have their bundles ready.
Final arrangements for Bundle
Day viii be completed by a commit
tee named by the directors This
committee viii meet sometime this
week. Those who have been appoint
ed on the committee are Mrs II. ".
Broaddus. chairman, Mrs. T. W Lanier.
Mrs. - b. Stevens. Mrs. OIga KOhlbers.
Mrs J. A. Potter and Mrs. ". L. Fox
worth.
Much Clothing Wanted.
Secretary J. b. Guin Of the Asso-
ciated Charities stated that the needs
OF all the poor and destitute Of the
city during the winter months were
cared for. But now that summer is
fast approaching much clothing is
needed for the poor. he said Any per-
son desiring 10 contribute clothing for
this worthy cause can do 50 by call
ing 1915 and messenger viii be sent
by the secretary Of the association for
the donation.
Boys and girls of the city attending
public schools have volunteered TO col
lect the clothing or Bundle Day"
Letters have been mailed by the sec
rotary of the Associated Charities ap-
pealing for funds Three forms OF
letters have been made one asks for
renewal of former pledges. a second
for an Increase in amounts subscribed
and the third is addressed to those
who have not Vet subscribed.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-21
ROSWELL MAN BUYS 2O,7I6
ACRES IN TAOS FROM STATE

santa te. = ". MlI en- -I--fTeOrge y
Davidson. of Roswell. has purchased
from the state 20.7l6 acres of land IN
northern Taos county and vii cOlOnize
it, The sale took place at Taos. The
bidding was spirited. Desinn ng at the
legal minimum of s. an acre and being
bid UP to- $3.50 an acre at which the
sale was made TO the Rosw u man This
was the first sale under the new state
law
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-21
Ell PASO BITULITHIC co.
MOVES INTO NEW BUILDING

The FL Paso Bitulithic company has
completed and moved into its new home
at the intersection Of Texas and Pied
ras streets. The building IS 50 by 20
and two stories. and cost $4,000. All
Of the comDany's general offices are
located in the new building
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-21
WEATHER BULLETIN.
OF AGRICULTURE
WEATHER
BI REAL.
:. DEPARTMENT OF

Observation taken II
o. m. 18th merid
4u time. 8 a. m r.
Faso time. Match q.
Forecasts.
Fl Paso ard vicinity
Fair tonight and
Thursday.
New Mexico and Ari-
iona - Tonight and
Thursday fair not
much change in tenn
uerature.
West TeNas-TouiEht
and Thursday fair
Relative humidity i'm
III Paso ar noon
"Wednesday. 60
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-21

INPHIS CASES ARE FIVE:
TWO OF THEM VERY STfIN

\ report from the county hospital
Wednesday morning said there were
five cases OF typhus in the isolation
ward three of which were convalescent
and two serious The -vo were ta7-ef
from a house in the 1900 block on Olive
street two Gags ago. They are MeNi-
cans. Their names We're not disclosed.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-21
PLANNING FOR
WOMAN 8 NIGHT
Adclub Members to Con
tribute Prizes to Be Drawn
for by Guests.

Plans for woman's night TO be held
hy the FL Paso Adclub in the near
future were made at its weekly
luncheon Wednesday in the Hotel Shell
don grill The feature was suggested
by A E Rowlands, president, and he
appointed on an entertainment COM
mittee II r McCIintock. chairman:
NJ A Warner. J. p Sheehan and J. r.
Segam They will set the date
Each member of the club will con-
tribute prize for wOman's night to be
drawn for President Rowlands ap-
pointed A r. Simpson. T. A. Darling.
}. E Benton. f. L W Polk and a E.
Ryan committee to receive and dis
tribute the prizes.
says Cultivate Lubbock Field.
President Rowlands spoke on the
business district around Lubbock Tex
which has been overlooked by FL Paso
business men. he said. He said he re-
Gently made trip through that section
and advised business men to pay more
attention to this trade section in
future
Secretary George H Clements. Of the
chamber Of commerce. said that the
chamber had had the Lubbock district
IN view for some time and that a com
mittee had been appointed some time
ago 10 look into surveys for a railroad
into il.
Tells of state COnN s-ntiOn.
Eugene ". dAllemand secretary.
told OF the recent convention Of the
Associated Adclubs at Dallas, Texas.
TO which he was delegate. He said
that he had arranged FOR speakers of
the state lecturers board to visit Fl
FaSo soon to address the Adclub.
Among the speakers there will be J.
E McElmOre Of Houston. Texas: J.
W Booth, advertising manager Of the
Iron Mountain railway at St Louis.
No. and =. O. Brown. Instructor of ad-
vertising at the Texas university. h
asked the members of the club to Sc
cure al least . members to 20 to the
annual Adclub convention at St Louis
next summer He said that the Texas
delegation viii mobilize at Dallas
J r Segall was elected sergeant al
arms Of the club
WOman's Club TO Have Ad. Day
E L W. Polk brought TO the atten-
ton fthe mem bers that next We'd
nesday viii be advertising day at the
Womans clue and asked that a large
delegation of the Adclub members visit
the club. He announced that Mrs G. A
Martin and H r. McClintock were on
the program 10 read papers at the
meeting.
F. d. Williams and J. J. Buquor were
elected to membership and the names
Of j. Y Baskin, ! L. Lewis and Lee
Davis were proposed
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-21

Frank F. Yates. corporal company
T. 10th regular infantry. died in the
Fl. Bliss hospital Monday evening at
7-f0 o'clock, following an operation He
was % years of age and a native OF
Louisiana. with eight years service in
the army. His relatives have been
notified
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-21
VILLA MWAYBALL.

Mrs. J. r. Chnders. 2so5 Bliss street
has received the news Of the death of
William Mayhau. of Bowling Green,
Mo. the husband of her sister. Mr.
AIayhau was editor Of the Bowling
Green Times and also the postmaster
there Mr. and Mrs. Nayhall had visited
FL Psso several times in the past few
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-21
Crank NrDoNALD.

Frank Mcdonald private in battery
-, Third Pennsylvania artillery, which
organization left Camp Stewart sew
eral days ago. for Wilkesbarre- Pa.
died in the military hospital at For-
Bliss al ! o'clock Wednesday morning
His brother. Joseph Mcdonald, 347S
Braddock street. Philadelphia has been
notified
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-21

Col Apolonio A Sena, of Las Vegas,
n NJ. who has been in Ell Paso since
Monday, on governor W E Lindsey's
staff, made a trip through the FL Paso
valley Tuesday with g O. Myers. Col.
Sena said he was much pleased with
the spring prospects on valley farms
and gardens
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-21

An important meeting OF the n Paso
university committee. heaCed bv IA bbI
Martin Zielonka, viii be held in com
munity hall. Tempe At Sinai. Thurs
day evening. opening at 3 o'clock, ac-
cording to announcements mailed
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-21
BELL COUNTY MAN NAMED
PRISON FINANCIAL AGENT

Austin. Tex. March 21-The COVER
nor has appointed Roy West, OF Bell
county. formerly connected with the
secretary of state department. 10 the
position of financial agent OF the state
penifentiary system
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-21
il >TICE COURTS.


state vs. T. r. Roberts. ". Is. Wilson
and F. A. Spence. speeding- fined s.
and cost each.
4 = Hall. Presiding.
State vs.. ~ -. Cope. speeding, fined
S. and cost
State VS. Charles 4. Cutter, charged
with passing bad check, held to grand
jury under $3.50 bond.
G. Gnavores, charged with reckless
driving; fined So and costs
F \ Spence. charged with speeding ;
fined $ and costs.