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Gunnison news-champion., 1918-01-04

(By Mrs.C. M. Herrick)
If the wedding Bells" were silent,
an-Cupid" did not lament;
He knew full well his plan,
That happiness still finds its place
In the hearts Of "Maid and Man."
That it drifts and floats -
Through the ages Of "Love and
Magic"
Like deep tones of MARTIAL Music, -
Or sweeter tones from the Harp of
Pan,"
Until hearts are welded forever
In Gods beautiful plan for maid
and Man."
The New Year is always time Of
much promise of anticipations of new
joys and new pleasures and on the
ushering in of the New Year of nine
teen eighteen, on Tuesday afternoon
at three o'clock at the home Of our
old time and prominent citizens, Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Metroz, there was
solemnized q very quiet and happy
wedding, that Of their daughter, Miss
Pauline Kendall Metroz, Of this city
to Mr.. Guy haywood Rose, Of Pueblo,
Colorado. .,is 49, =
The groom was attended by Mr..
Arthur Kroll, each garbed in con-
ventional black, and the bride ON the
arm Of her father, carrying . beautiful
boquet Of Bridal Roses and Narcissis
was accompanied by the Nation Of
Honor, Mrs. Arthur Miller, carrying
. boquet 81 rink roses, coniuctine u
(Ceathnsd q Fouf@ Psssl
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-01-04
INVESTIGATION BEING
MADE OF COAL MINES

Last week a test was made Of the
coal from the Downs mine 1t the
power plant. II was not entirely sue
cessful rs the sample was only enough
to run about fourteen hours; they are
busy at the mine now getting out =
full car in order that . more salts
factory test may be made.
This Mill creek coal seems Of very
fair quality for domestic use, better,
in fact than nine-tenths of the domes-
tic coal used in the state, but does not
equal the Crested Butte coal for steam
purposes. 1t is perhaps too much TO
expect that any coal would be super
ior for both purposes. Certainly the
Crested Butte coal, altho unequalled
for steam, II not nearly 30 satisfactory
as Ohio creek coal for house use.
The new switch leading to the
plant has been completed this week
and on New Years day the first three
cars of coal were taken to the plant
on it. +,
This will save around q thousand
dollars year in hauling.
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-01-04
o. E. WILLIS WRITES
OF NEW LOCATION

The News-C Champion and Friends:
AS / am hearing from my friends
thru this good paper, you may be in
terested in hearing about my present
location. Our ranch is one and one
half miles west of La Veta in Huer-
fano county. My son, Lloyd, and /
are raising thoroughbred Hereford
cattle. We have 1876 head now and
have had a good sale on thoroughbred
bulls and plenty of calls for female
stuff. There is claimed to be more
thoroughbred Herefords raised around
here than in any other section of the
state.
Our altitude is about 1000 feet.
We raise all kinds of grain, corn in
cluded, with lots Of alfalfa and mead
ow hay. Our surplus hay is about all
shipped out to Texas.
We have had an ideal winter SO
far, only fault is the lack Of moisture.
Your friend,
O. E. WILLIS.
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-01-04
A DISTINGUISHED VISITOR
BE IN OUR CITY SOON

The Right Reverend Frank Hale
Touret will be in our city Tuesday,
January 8th. He will speak at the
church Of the Good Samaritan in the
evening Of the same day at 8 o'clock.
Right Reverend Touret is the mis-
sionary bishop of the Episcopal church
for Western Colorado. and the church
ct Gunnison belongs to his diocese.
He is q speaker of ability and power,
as some Of us well remember on the
occasion Of his last visit to the city.
The members of the Good Samaritan
church and all -Episcopalians living
in and around Gunnison have already
been informed Of the visit Of the bis
hop and a splendid program is be-
ing arranged. The public is cordially
invited.
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-01-04
MISS REDDING ILL
Montrose Press:

Montrose Press:
Mr.. and Mrs. w. o. Redding re-
ceived the news the last of the week
that their daughter, Miss Edwyl, is
quite seriously i'll in Chicago with
diphtheria. She is under the care of
trained nurse and physician at the
home of DIR. Davis. Miss Redding.
who is talented local musician, had
but recently concluded concert tour
and had just accepted position as
assistant to Prof. Kupfer, leading
Chicago pianist.
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-01-04

Gunnison seems to be breaking her
record this winter. The government
thermometer says the lowest, tenn
perature this winter was two degrees
below. zero = Thsre wera perhaps Ave
or six nights as cold rs this along In
November and December.
One can hardly believe it is winter
time to see the bare streets, ,>tfie autos
flying around and to hear the birds
sing as the morning breaks. Some old
timers try to tell us of winters just
as mild, but we can't quite believe it.
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-01-04
NIGHTS" NOT
BELIEVED TO APPLY HERE

The Federal Fuel Administrator, w.
j. Galligan, has issued notices this
week to the effect that the cities are
to have two lightless nights week,
that is, nights when no merchant
signs, theatre signs, hotel signs, or
electrical advertising of any kind is
to be used. This is made in order to
save electricity and thus conserve on
coal. This will not affect Gunnison
however, for little electricity is used
here for such purposes.
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-01-04
PAY MASTER GROUP AT
SPENCER HAS GOOD COPPER

John and Joe Davis came in from
the Ceeolla Wednesday after powder.
as they intend to put in the next three
months doing development work on
the Pay Master group on which they
already have good copper showing.
The Pay Master is in the Spencer
district, adjoining the other recent
discoveries, and has . remarkable
showing close to the surface. We are
all hoping the Davis boys have
found mine.
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-01-04
NOW LICENSED TO TEACH
THE YOUNG IDEA

A number Of people took the teach
ers' examinations the last Of Decem-
Der. The following girls passed and
received certificates: Miss Blanche
Adams, Of Crested Butte Miss Ar
line Crews, Of Sapinero; Jane Willeen-
~, u Cuhnison; Miss Evelyn Nc
Cafthy;, Of Crested Butte; Mis- Ger
trude Balm. Of Pariin; and Miss Anna
Ross, Of Delta.
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-01-04
CLEAN SWEEP
RED CROSS UP CREEK

The Red Cross solicitors on Ohio
creek, particularly in the Fairview
district report q clean sweep. Every
man and woman and lots Of tho chill
dren paid the dollar and are enrolled.
There are fifty or sixty members there
now including some outside the Fair
view school and they are talking Of
forming an auxiliary. L. H. Easterly
and ]. H. Eilebrecht did the job Of
canvassing.
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-01-04
Resume of Levies and Valuations In
Detail on Page Seven of This
Weeks News-C Champion.

The abstract Of county assessments
for 1917, which has just been COM
pleted by A. NJ. Thomas, county as
SCISSOR, appears on page seYen Of this
issue and will be found Oh consider
able interest.
The total assessed value of the coun-
ty has risen from $14,404 ,358 to $751;
791 $3.50, a raise of a million four hun
dred Thousand, and very largely on
coal land, sheep, the Floresta branch
of the Bio Grande and new property.
Approximately $40O, 900 is added on
coal, 100000 on sheep, 100000 on
the Rio Grande, and the rest distribu-
ted wherever new property was dis
covered.
You will note also that besides or
binary assessments not being raised
9.8 mills to 81. This is accomplished
by the commissioners cutting off a
tenth of mill on the fsupport of the
poor" fund and 1.6 mills on the coun-
ty bond payments. Total county rev.
enue is estimated at $127,910.26 as
against $141, ,162.67 last year.
However, it by no means follows
that because the assessor has been
wise and careful in distributing the
tax burden and the county commits
sioners have used much thought and
planning to reduce the levy these war
times that our taxes will be less. The
state tax to be substr3cted from the
pockets Of Gunnison county citizens
has risen from So, 1858 last year
to m estimated $l9, ,260.14 and in the
towns Of Guhnison, PitlEin and Cres-
ted Butte more levy viii be made.
Also the school district levy d . dff-
ferent pfopesition for eaeh district
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-01-04
MY! WHAT SICK AND
THIRSTY GUNNISONTTES

During the month Of December,
there were $50 permits issued In Gun
hison county for liquor shipments
Perhaps it was for invalids or physical
decrepits but we are rather inclined
to believe It was to celebrate the holi-
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-01-04

A note from Doyleville states that
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Slane, Mr.. and Mrs.
Tom Kenny came over the Cochetopa
pass the 31st Of December. The road
was fine. Just q patch Of sncw here
and there. Also that the Doyleville
Auxiliary American Red Cross meets
at the Stephenson hall every Thurs
day afternoon at 2 o'clock.
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-01-04
SCHOOLS OPEN AGAIN
NEXT MONDAY, JAN. z

After two weeks vacation, the city
and county schools will reopen Mon
day, January 7th. Many of the teach-
ers and students have spent their
vacation at other places, but they are
all returning to school again.
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-01-04

The delightful winter weather we
are having seems to be the topic Of
discussion. H. p. Ferguson tells us
that he has been in Gunnison thirty
five winters and that he has seen only
three other winters here when the
weather was as enjoyable as it is this
year. A fourth, he said. lasted until
Christmas Eve. During the three win
ters mentioned, there was no sleigh
ing.
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-01-04
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As we go to press Mrs. Jos. Black
stock is reported very low, and not
expected to live many hours.
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-01-04
WEDDING BELLS RING
ON NEW YEARS DAY

Nuptials Of Mr.. Guy Rose and Miss
Pauline Metroz Celebrated January
First.
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-01-04

on feDruafy lotn. MS GATE mas Oeen
definitely fixed by the government in
a message to the Local Board which
is herewith printed.
Extracts from Circular of Provost
Marshal of December 2Sth, 1917.
at has been decided that there will
be no more formal calls for deferred
percentages of the present quota be-
fore February fifteenth. While the
Boards should, until they have enough
men finally classified in class one, send
forward promptly men selected under
the old regulations to make up de-
ficiencies in calls already made, the
result of this decision will be that we
shall be able to give the benefit-of the
new classification system to all men
whose order numbers are so late as
to place them within deferred percent
ages of the persent call. Calls will,
however, be made very Shortly under
the provisions of section 149 for the
special class of men there mentioned.
For the sake of composing the public
mind and for the convenience of reg
istrants this information ought to be
given wide dissemination"
Local Board for the County of Gun
nison, State of Colorado, Gunnison,
Colorad. SPRIGG SHACKLEFORD.
The Local Exemption Board is deep
~ engaged in classifying the question:
naires, which are coming in fast, and
in fact every one will be filled out and
returned within a few days. How
ever, the work Of the Board in classi-
flying will take for many weeks yet.
They have reached Order No. 224,
which is1 little over one-third Of NE
list, but many complicated questions
come up and when cases are appealed,
or points disputed much time is con-
sumed.
Among those who have failed to
return their questionnaires, and who
have as result been placed in class
/, for immediate service with their
names handed to the local police for
arrest, are:
Antonio Bettini, Crested Butte.
Bill Poliardrity, Floresta.
Antonio Tobias, Ceboila.
Juan Lucero, Parlin.
Michale Giardino.
Henry Marius Anderson, Parlin.
Modesto Medina, Floresta.
Saferino Pacheco, Sapinero.
George Apanadokis, Floresta.
George Vurdella, Baldwin.
Rosanda Martinez, Sapinero.
Frank Zehrbaugh, Somerset.
John Sharoroff, Crested Butte.
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-01-04
NEXT SOLDIERS.
60 FEBRUARY Is
LOCAL BOARD RECEIVE Posi-.
TIVE ORDERS TO THAT EF-
FEET THIS WEEK.
Questionnaires Keep Board and As
sistants Busy. Many Foreigners
Posted for Failure to Respond.

The next contingent of men for the
army from Gunnison county will go
on February 10Th. This date has been
definitely fixed by the government in
a message to the Local Board which
is herewith printed.
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-01-04
ABSTRACT OF ASSESSMENT
COMPLETED BY THOMAS

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Gunnison news-champion., 1918-01-04
OUR FINE ITALIAN CLIM-
ATE" GETS BIG BOOST

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Gunnison news-champion., 1918-01-04
WE'VE HAD WINTER JUST
AS NICE SAY OLD TIMERS

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FRIENDS OF PROF.
BEN KoRI AGITATED

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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-14
Business Chances


PHONE 3613-El Paso Transfer Co. bag
gaze and moving. hauling OF all kinds
On ACCOUNT OF another business. we
will sell half interest In Herman Trans
fer Co, or viii sell all
HAULING. there is none Zoe light or too
heavy for
TEXICO Transfer CO.. PHI. seI-sse.
FOR SALE-Business that will net a good
living; living rooms and lease. 1870 Al
ameda-
WELL KNOWN architect and builder
wants a hustling partner with some capl-
tai, 10 engage in the building business at
Ranger, Texas. the new oil fields. Quick
money making opportunities Address S1e2
care Herald
FOR SALE-sIost centrally located II
room family and transient hotel ia busy
mining town. Bisbee. Ariz. Everything
clean and in first class condition Clears
$50 up per month III health forces nc
20 leave Full Information Address p
o. box 1851. Bisbee. AriE
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-14
Legal Nonces.
THE STSTT m TTTSS


THE STATE OF TENAS.
County. Greeting:
You are nereay comrnauded TO summon
Jose L. Vaiadcz By making nubIicst.on
% this citation once IN each week for four
successive weeks previous 10 the return
day hereof. In some newspaper published
in,your county 40 appear at the next reEu-
lar term Of the 65th district court OF Fl
Paso county. 70 be holden at the court
house thereof. in the city OF Fl Paso. Tex.
on the first Monday e. November. 1918.
the same being the 18th day Of November.
1918. then and there 20 answer a petit
ton filed in said court on the asth day Of
September. 1918. in a suit numbered on
Frank E Cox. administrato with the viii
anueLted Of estate OF George W. Sharu.
deceased IS plaintiff. and suse I. Valadez.
defendant. and said petition alleging that
on the 1st day OF June. 1918. plaintiff was
lawfully seized and possessed Of lot Il. IN
block IS OF the Lattl Woodlawn addition
70 the city OF Fl Paso. in FL Paso county,
Texas. according 20 the map OF said al
ditian on Tile IN the office OF the county
clerk OF Fl Paso county. Texas. and that
an said day and year last aforesaid de-
said premises and elected plaintiff there
from and wrougfully withhold from plain
tiff the possession thereof 10 his damage In
the sum Of $500 And plaintiff further
shows that the annual rental value OF said
premises Is two hundred dollars. Plaintiff
prays for judgment for title 20 above de-
scribed premises for his damages and for
costs OF suit and other relief
Herein fail not. but have you before said
court. al It's aforesaid next regular term,
this writ. with your return thereon. show
ing how you have executed the same.
Witness. C.. n. Mckinney. clerk OF the
district court Of Fl Paso county.
Given under my hand and seal OF said
court. at office in the city OF Fl Paso,
Texas. this. the 2sth day OF September,
1915
c. II Mckinney.
Clerk. District Court. e Paso County.
Issued this eSth day OF September. 1915.
c. II Mckinney.
District CLERK
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-14
FOR SALE AND TRADE.

SO .OOo-16 room house. 4-room
apartments, close in, viii take in
bungalow part pay. balance TO suit
S4500-6 room house, close in, trade
for valley and, VIII assume very
small difference.
S5150-4 room bungalow. new. trade
for lots part pay or bungalow closer
in. and assume some difference
S1950-3 room bungalow, Alta Vista
section, take lots part pay. balance
20 suit
S1s0o-5 acres. 6 room house. garage.
half in orchard and half in alfalfa,
in Ia Mesa cost $500. VIII trade in
on larger place.
Ysleta. blocks from post office, all
has been in cultivation. will take
small house in Fl Paso. part payment
$3.50 per acre, s OF 10 acre tracts. -
mile Ysleta- viii take good lots or
small house IN Fl Paso. part payment.
and balance easy and 70 suit.
$40 per acre, 186 acres, miles
Tsleta, north loop road, easy pay
ments. and will cut TO suit purchaser,
and will trade for FL Paso property
s2500-14 acres, ! mile from Fsleta,
fine land. trade for FL Pzso property.
and viii assume very small difference.
S16.000-24 acres. fsleta. paved road.
orchard, II room house. garage. fine
country place, viii trade for city
property.
Mexico, s acres orchard. 13 acres in
plenty OF everlasting water for irri-
cation and domestic use
NEWMAN INVESTMENT co.
phora $50 100 San Aufoufo s.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-14
Poultry and Pet Stock

J-~~~~~~-@-~-~-~~~~@~~-~
FRESH EGGS. 50 cents. sal Epson
SALE-White Leghorn yearling hens. lay
ing Homau's Poultry Farm. Ysieta. Tex
PIGEONS for sale. thoroughbred Giant
English runts. s. per pair and up. Prize
winners Sl6 Mesa. Pm sss3-
GUARANTEED singing Canaries, IS and
IS each FL Paso Seed Co. San Antonio
and Campbell SITS
FOR SAIE-Belgian hares, bred does
also young does and buck utility stock
Ph- 4olsW- 1893 z. MissourL
SALE-Breedlng stock. White Wyan
Minorcas and White Leghorns. Romans
Poultry Farm. Ysleta- Tex
PAIR Belgian hares. bred does. Raise
your own back yard meat market. Fort
Bliss car TO Crockett St. one block north
Ferguson Ss0e Grand Ave
FOR SALE-Choice English White Leg
horn cockerels- Tom Barron strain-Ss
each Satisfaction guaranteed l would
buy some pullets OF same strain J. 5.
Shaw. Corcna- y. N
FOUR Belgian bucks two Belgian does.
pedigreed stock; two New Zealand bucks.
two Belgian does utility stock Altura
Poultry Yards Phi ss13-
CHICKENS given a chance viii aid war
TO keep them physically strong Reliance
Tonic FOR greater egg production. Reliance
koup and Canker Cure for colds and ca
tarrhal affections. Reliance Lice Killer ex
terminates vermin. Reliance Cholera Spe-
cific for bowel troubles All remedies soc
and 81 sizes Guaranteed OF money re-
funded Reliance Remedies Co. SIS e
san Antonio St. Fl Paso. Tex. Dfstribu-
tors W D. Wise Seed Co. and FL Paso
Seed Co. Fl Paso. Tex
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-14

WELL FURNISHED three rooms, private
bath. sleeping porch. no children, close H.
s15 \. e Paso.
ONE LARGE clean nicely furnished room
upstairs: two front rooms. first floor. Ev-
erythiue furnished SIS Arizona
TWO Rooms. small porch. completely
furnished: water. lights phone. quarter
gas meter; near car cOnvalescents taken
Pm 6s13.
THREE ROOMS and sleeping porch. nr-
nished. on car line, near paving. garage
II desired No SEX Call mornings. $50
Richmond st. Phi. 1881.
NICE CLEAN two room Apartments. run
ming water, lights. linen and bath Every
convenience for housekeeping 6l5 Mon
tana- Phi 1881
. LARGE. comfortable. nicely furnished
housekeeping rooms. very reasonabies love
~ neighb0rhoods employed adrlts pre-
ferred: no sick 1872 Nevada. Phi 20S6W.
NICE CLEAN Housekeeping rooms. ciso
one suite OF three rooms. all with sleep
ing porches. very reasonable. 1890 olive
Phi. ssI1w.
SOUTH ROOM IN rear with lzitchcnet.
completely furnished for houseleepings
lights. gas. water furnished. s1f- No
children 1I0s y Florence. Pm. 3s17.
TWO CLEAN nicely furnished housekeep-
ing rooms. close in. rent reasonable
Phone. lights. water furnished III y
St Erain-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-14
For SaIe-Countrr ProrertH

FOR SALE by owner Easy terms Nine
teen acres best valley land. ten acres
orchard balance cultivation. 20 milch
COWS; fair improvements Ten miles e
Paso. soft water. fine roads Cleared
$1,000 this year No incum brance. Thirty
acres lease paid for next year-Sl2.Qoo.
Address Sis. care Herald
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-14

FOR RENT BY HAWKINS BROS.
Five room brick, 3106 Bisbees new:
basement garage ..--------- 80 $50
ROOM. modern bungalow. Elassed in
sleeping porch. garage, che block car line
and blocks school, Country club dis
trict- Phone 535sM-
TENANT that will raise chickens; seven
room house All convenience. seven
chicken houses: stone fence. close 10 car
line and paved street IS Nor. hous-
I rooms. S. P. 29II y. PIedras ....SIS.OO
4 rooms. SIl2 Tularosa ---.-...--- S1b-t0
6 rooms sos W Missouri ......s $500
s rooms Sl1 y. Oregon .--.--....-.S $1,000
rooms. s03 y. Campbell $500
FURNISHED
rooms & s. p. 1901 2. Boulevard $1,000
rooms a 5 p, 1l25 y Cotton 10000
DOUGLAS c. CROWELL AGENCY
ga Mills Bldg Phone $500.
NEWMAN INVESTMENT COMPANY
FOR KEAT-UNFURNISH
? rooms. Circle Ave. .....-.---..-S16. 600
rooms. s P. Kentucky Ave. --..s15.G0
4 rooms. S. p. Copper St ---..--- $4,000
I rooms. s. P, Frankfort St. -..--S20-0o
; rooms. s. P. Copper St --.----.. s22-50
rooms s p. Kings Highway ----s $1,000
s rooms. : P. Elm St. -.--.--.--.- $500
8 rooms. s. P. Rivera 81. f---..-----s5 o-0O
FOR RENT-EUR FINISHED
4 rooms. c. s. p. Jackson Ave $4,000
4 rooms. G. s. P. Nashville ST ---- 5000
rooms. G S. P. Madison Ave 900. $50. 90
: rooms G.. 5. P, y. Campbell ST. $500
NEWMAN INVESTMENT COMPANY
Phone $50 100 san Antonio St
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-14
For SaIe-Farms lad Rancho

CATTLE RANCH FOR SALE
40 sections fenced. s. secCnus school
land. balance leased Two sets OF In
urovemeuts. well watered, fair ir1ss,
browse and weeds. School land s. per
acre bonus. S1-25 due state lease and i'm
pr-Temerts, o,0Oo.
See 5 J. traddoclz with
DOUGLAS c. CROMWELL AGENCY
"a Mills bldg
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-14

For Observation-Disclosures
CASH PAID for old Fords-Phone 81.
PARMELEE-Msgneto and starter repair
e.. We specialize IN srmature reWindiuE.
AUTO LAUSDRK-aave your cars washed
while you wait 200 n Kansas Pm. s77.
CAMPBELL ST. Earage 6I5 =. Campbell
storage s. per m-nth- Phi 1772.
BEST FRONT A8LES strzightened on
ca. Radiators and Tenders repaired
Brown Welding Co. 600 Texas Pm 7osL
SFaNTED-Ford Boadster 9 Touring car
- ether snail car
PHONE 1895.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-14
For SaIe-Eurnifure

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STOVES. 81 down and 81 a week Ria
G-anGc Furniture Co.
FOR SALE: Following solid oak office
furniture. Call at S12 Mills Bldg.
One Eix-fcot table
Two Small Tables.
-Four Office Chairs.
one Screen
one I.avatory Mirror and Rack
one Sectional Book Case
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-14

WANTED-CATTLE RANCH
Have client Tor small outfit worth
around fifty thousand dollars. must
be fenced vel watered and grassel-
and controlled, and veil improved also
have a client who wants TO put IN
80 70 100 thousand dollars worth good
income property on good ranch and
cattle worth Up 10 one hundred and
fifty thousand dollars II you have
such ranch and viii give Us fun
description. price. terms. etc, in first
letter. can get you quick action Sell
snE ranches IS cur snecia ity.
". z HALE & co.
20e Capies 5ldE-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-14

AhI>lAN well water business. money
maker. About 1f09 permanent custom
ers- Increasing dauy- On account agc
viii sell: $1,000 will handle. Purity Well
Water Co. not Incorporated 1873 Eighth
Ave Fort Worth. Tex
THE VERA HOTEL-Best hotel IN state
by dam site. located miles from the
Elephant Butte dam. at Hot Springs. n
n. steam heat. electric lights. hot and
cold water. mineral water in building.
VIII sell for cash CT trade Tor cattle c.
r. Taylor. owner and prop. Hot Springs.
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-14
For Rent-Apartments Furnished

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kNICEEkBOCkER- Mesa Elegant
four room apartments Hardwood floors,
tile bath. Elassed in sleeping porch Phones
sI59 and 1Zq
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-14
For SaIe-Pianos

PIANO MOVING our speciality.
TENICO TRANSFER CO. PHI s61-s62-
WANTED TO rent piano indefinitely VIII
take good care anc keep well toned. Phi
12l5