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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-18
LiveEtock Market

Chicago Livestock. Close.
Chicago, III, Nay 1s.-Hogs-Reeeipts,
COCO. Market strong at Fridays average.
Bulk, l7.25G1z-65; Hight. si7.25Gl7-e05
heavy. S16.2s G17.55; pigs, 145o917-5o.
Cattie-Receipts, 500 Market strong
Native steers, $3.50 I1I.75; stockers and
feeders. s25G1Z10; COWS and helfe-s,
S7-25 1A50; calves. SsG1L
Sheep-Receipts, 1900 Market strong
Sheep, Si2G16.15: lambs. S1f.95G 2o-5Q-
Kansas City Livestock. Close
Kansas City. No. May 18.-Hogs-Re-
ceipts soc. Market steady Bulk, $40
G1T.30; heavy. S1TG 1870; light, S17-15D
17-405 pigs. s17G1S-
Cattle-Receipts 500 Market steade
Prime fed steers. 81 9f7.T5; dressed beef
steers. S15.50G1s.75; western steers. SIS
OILS; cows, SS015; heifers. SO 1s-I5i
stockers and feeders, $3.50 G 1880: bulls,
SO Is: calves. S9G13.
Sheep-Receints. 500 Market steady.
Lambs. S1661e.50; yearlinEs. SAG IL
wethers s13G16-25s ewes. 81 G15-
Fort Worth Livestock, Close.
CBy ZelEer Hoten-
Hogs-Receipts. 200. Market strong.
Top. s17.25; bulk. $3.50 az.
CattIe-Receipts. 500, including ice
calves Market steady for week Best
steers strong. others weak Gamer cows.
50 cents higher. others steady; bulls and
heifers, steady; calves. loweri stoclze-
stuff steady
sheep nd lambs. 50 cents lower; goats,
50. Market steady
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-18
MARKET
IS ADVANCING
Marines and Allied Issues
Add Sharply to Recent
Gains; Close Irregular.

NoTE-Cuotations reflect closing priceI
llay IS.
New York, May 1s--shippings were the
center Of Interest and activity in today's
market. marines and allied issues adding
two 10 four and one-haif points TO recent
gains. A few speciaities including Royal
Dutch OIL studebaker. Slnss-Shefneld. In
dustrial Alcohol and Lluseed also de-
Veloped marked strength SteCls and
equipments reacted ons 10 two points in
the Early period but rallied sharply later.
The closing was irregular. sales ap-
pro-imated 500.090 shares Liberty 515s
sold Ct 9Sss 10 &c. first IS at IS %
95-8S. secnd - az $3.50 10 sS-9S and AS
az 97.f4 TO 91-So-
Mercantile marine issues again over
Swallowed all other stocks at the active
opening OF today's market In the first
half hour the preferred shares added 81
points 10 Fridays extensive advance and
the common shares ros- almost two
points with e further gain o. = for the
six per cent bonds
American International Corporation
which as large shipping interests rose
three points Industriais and equipments
were heavy. steeis showing unsettle1enf
as a result OF the attitude OF the govern
ment regarding public production. Lib
erty bonds were irregular
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-18
GIRLSGAUSEA A.
MANS ARREST
Former Villa Consul Faces
Serious Charges From
Mere Children.

Testifying that they had been lured
into the room OF a former Villa colonel,
now practicing osteopathy in Ell Paso,
and that they had been assaulted By
him. four small Mexican girls. three
aged ten years. and one aged nine
years. caused the arrest OF Enrique
F. del Castillo By police late Friday
night
Investigation leading to Del Cas-
tillo's arrest followed a complaint By
Mrs. Maria Gonzales, 409 Overland
street, that Del Castillo had taken her
ten year old daughter. Soledad Esta-
Vilia- into his room at sos South FLOR
ence street Thursday. and that he
attempted 70 induce her to disrobe.
Gets Girls Statements.
Later in the evening Capt s. n.
FeaLer questioned Socorro r Month
esea ten wears, residing in room
-, az $40 south Florence street. and
1oLalned statement from her 20 the
erect that Del Castillo had taken her
into his room several times within ne
past month She said he had assaulted
ner- Dr. John Hardy. after erarnfnfna-
LAe child, verified the little girls state
nent, according TO the report OF cap
tain Veater.
Catalina Pena- aged nine years. re-
siding In room Il. az same address
tod the police that Del Castillo had
induced her. by presents Of candy and
2ilali cnange % 20 to his room on a
number OF different occasions. and
had disrobed her forcibly An erer1-
nation By Dr. Hardy verified the
statement that she had been assaulted
10 was said
same Tactics With Another.
FRANCESCA Lucio. aged ten years. re-
slulng az room u. sos south Florence
street stated that Del Castillo had
employed the same tactics with her
as indicated by the statements OF the
other three little girls. and that a.
nad assaulted her twice within the
past Two months Owing TO the late
ness or the hour. DR.. Hardy was not
called 20 examine this witness
Find Drugs In Room.
Del castillo was arrested at Sixth
and Florence streets and was placed
IN jail, charged with criminal assault.
A search Of his room revealed a con-
siderable quantity o. drugs. he stated
% the police that he was ENGAGED 81
me practice OF osteOpathy among the
Alexlcans Of the south part OF the city.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-18
Arzona Game Warden
InUites Al Hunters
To KHOf the DoOes

Phoenix, Ariz, May 1S.-Hunters sre
invited into the salt River valley with
Jut limit other than that OF the ordi-
lary shooting license. This invitation
officially is extended by state game
warden G. ". Willard, who gives no
ice that anybody possessing 2 IL
sense, a gan and ammunition, and
he inclination to use same upon
5oVes and Whitewings may do 50
without restriction as to bag limit,
1util the grain crops are harvested"
Z happens that the warden Is acting
Entirely outside OF the law. which
protects these birds for several
months yet to come. but II is learned
that doves and white wings have in
7sded the valley as never before and
hat they constitute a serious menace
% the ripeuing grain crops.
Figures in previous years have IN
Heated that these birds eat at least
100000 worth Of grain every sum
ner.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-18
Ale Found Guilty of Muir.
dering Graham County
Sheriff and Deputies.


Clifton, Ariz-, May 18.-The maxi
mum penalty under the Arizona law.
life Imprisonment. can be imposed on
Tom and John Powers and Thomas
sisson. found gsiIty yesterday Of
murder in the first degree in connec-
ion with the killing OF sheriff Frank
Mcbride. under sheriff Mark Kemp
ION and deputy sheriff Kane wootan
u Graham county. at the Powers
home in Rattlesnake canyon. Graham
county. on the morning C. Sunday.
February 10 The officers were seek
Ing 20 arrest the Powers boys as draft
avaders- There was also a warrant
out for JEFF Powers and Sisson in con-
uection with the mysterious disap-
pearance Of Powers's sister. a young
The Graham county officers had
gone 70 the Powers's home accom-
panying deputy u. S marshal Frank
Haynes OF Globe. who held warrant
for the arrest OF the two Powers boys
Tor failing 20 register for the draft
According TO Haynes's story. the Of
fcers surrounded the house and
ealled upon the men TO comr out Jeff
Powers. the father. came out with a
-l1le IN his hands and was ordered to
throw up his hands. As he was COM
plying the door of the house opened
and one OF the Powers boys opened
Tire In the exchange Of shots that
followed the elder Powers fell, mort
ally wounded In the elee that fol-
lowed. Mcbride and Wootan q ere
killed Kempton. kicking IN the rear
5o0r OF the house. was killed by Sis
son.
Greaf Man Hunt Follows.
The most remarkable man hunt in
The history OF southern Arizona fol-
lowed, practically every peace officer
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-18
CUMBERLAND PRESBYTERIANS
TALK s70O. 900 COLLEGE

Dallas, Tex. May 18.-Prellmlnary
Of a proposed 500. 900 literacy col
Iege and theological seminary by the
Cumberland Presbyterian church were
taken at today's sessions Of the gem
eral assembly OF that church here. A
committee on education. charged with
outlining a policy Of conduct and Sc
curing a site was appointed. ResO-
lutions pledging support to president
Wilson IN the war. urging all mem
bers Of the church 10 support the
Red Cross and patriotic services were
features Of the sessions
Unification OF all Presbyterian
churches probably will get little at
teution at this assembly. members OF
the clergy and laiety asserted.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-18
MIAMI CITY COUNCIL URGES
INCREASE IN MINERS WAGES

Miami AriZ- May 1S--Ihe city
council Of Miami has endorsed the
nropositfon now being urged at wash
iunton for an increase in wages OF
conner. miners. The resolution states;
1T is well known that different wages
prevail in different camps OF the state
This causes much travelling OF the
workmen from place 10 place mus
entailing loss in labor and money
Tho moving about Of Worzmen is
especially unfortunate at this period
OF war time stress" Reference also
was made to the relatively high Nv
ing expenses in the mining camps and
10 the fact that at some points wages
have even been reduced by the
order or the presidential mediation
commission.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-18
LOVE LEASES 90 SECTIONS
NEAR MIDLAND FOR PASTURE

7. d. Love, Of Sierra Blanca. has
leased 90 sections OF pasture north
OF Midland He also purchased 1000
head Of black muley yearlings and
these. with 1000 other cattle on his
ranch az Sierra Blanca. will be
shipped 20 the pasture as soon as cars
can be secured.
a. g. Birchard shipped one carload
OF mixed cattle from FL Paso to
Toyah. Tex. Friday.
Harris g. Haley shipped IL head
Of cattle from this city 10 Denver.
and Arthur Mcknight shipped 81 bulls
70 4. n. Gillespie at NoEales. Ariz.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-18
BANKS Of
SAVINGS STAMPS
City Workers Have to Go
to P. o. for More, After
Banks Cleared.
Ell Paso's Var Stamp
Work Is Commended

This telegram from II. 2. Nc
Doweu. now in Fort Worth at
tending meeting Of chairmen Of
the various counties in the war
Savings Stamp campaign. was re-
ceived Saturday morning at local
headquarters:
Fort Worth. Tex. May IL.
Raymond Bell Fl Paso. Texas.
Your wired report received and
read before general assembly Of
county chairmen. the state director
and representatives from Wash
ington- Fl Paso war savings work
has been endorsed by all and con
ceded to be the most intensive
most practical and thorough or
ganized effort that has vet been
made in America Our com
munity may feel justly proud Of
its accomplishment. having taken
the lead in a most important and
worthy cause.
II. B. Mcdowell.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-18
FLYING PLANK KILLS NAN;
WINKLEMAN GIRL ENDS LIFE

Hayden. Ariz.. May 1S.-Felix
Ybarra has been killed in a remarlza-
bic accident. in which a plank was
caught by a pulley wheel and thrown
with terrific force It struck the man
in the fare crushing his skull
At Winkelman Mrs Halle Brown.
aged q. was found dying at the home
Of her sister. with a glass beside her
IN which arsenic had been mixed
Death was a matter Of only an hour.
The coroner's Jury rendered a verdict
by self administered poison.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-18
NEW DECLINES
OCCUR IN GRAIN
Temperatures Above Sea-
sonal Average Have Their
Effect on the Market.

Chicago, H., Nay 1s.-New declines IN
the price OF corn took place today, owing
more or less to prospects Of generally fair
weather with temperatures above the sea
sonal average. Opening prices which va
ried from unchanged figures 70 &c higher
with May s1.27H and July g1-41iz TO
s141z were followed by moderate down
turns. chiefly in the July delivery
throughout the session The close was
unsettled = net lower 10 a shade advance
with Nay S127Si q : and July SLso5s TO
s1.s1.
Advancing prices IN Winnipeg made the
cats market here firm. After opening
unchanged 10 sc higher with July $50
OF 66A C. the market continued to ascend
Provisions rose, influenced by the
strength OF hogs
In thu later dealings, weekend cover
ing by shorts upheld the advance
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-18
MINES NEEDING TIMBER
BEGIN REFORESTATION

Hazelt0n, Pa, NJ l8.-Because me
operators Of anthracite coal mines
need timber. an impetus has been
given 10 the reforestaton Of the
mountains and hills in the mining
region The scarcity OF lumber for
msne pillars and other mine uses has
led 10 the creation Of forestry de-
partment by several OF the large min
ing companies. one Of which has Just
reforested Bear creek watershed with
5000 white pine ana ooUV Norway
spruce trees. Thirty thousand more
trees are in process Of cultivation at
Hauto. Pa, in the Panther creek VAL
ley.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-18
June ) Is Designated
Registration Day For
Draft OF Men Now II

washington. D. G. Nay I6.-June
5 has been fixed as the date for regis
t1ation OF youth who have attained
q years since the first army draft
registration June 5 last year The
resolution authorizing the new regis
tration is awaiting the presidents
signature. but the provost marshal
generals office virtually has com
pleted preparations for carrying It
into effect
Il is estimated that about 500. 900
men available for military service
will be found among the new regis
trants this year. During the year
beginning June 5 It is planned to have
quarterly registrations.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-18
ARIZ. WHEAT CROP LOSES
II PRECENT DURING MONTH

Phoenix. AriZ., Nay lS.-Ihe pros
pect Of the Arizona wheat crop has
declined u percent during the past
month. according to government eX-
merits and now IL is only so percent
Of normal. compared with SO percent
last year. OF 1900 acres planted last
fall. about 5000 acres will not be har-
vested. the worst showing being IN
Pinal and Graham counties which
range only 80 and 46 percent COM
pared with IS percent in Maricopa
county. where there has been an
abundant water supP'E There has
been a decrease OF alfalfa and hay
acreage from III. 900 acres last year
TO $4,000 acres this year. mainly due
TO changing to cotton in the salt river
valley.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-18
CAVALRY BAND WILL PLAY
EGYPTIAN BALLET SUNDAY

An Egyptian ballet, IN four parts.
viii be the third number on the sun
day concert program OF the Fifth
cavalry band at Fort Bliss. from 4;lo
To $50 p. m. according TO Henry
Fleck. assistant band leader. The pro-
gram follows;
March, General Pershing," Wander
sloot
Overture. Macmillan Robespierre,"
Litoif.
Ballet Egyptian, suite, four parts.
Luigiui.
Potpourri. King Pin" Taylor.
Fantasia, vision Of Salome,
Lampe.
Rag, Twelfth Street." Bowman
Grand Fantasia, Albion" Con
Scotch, Irish and English airs). Baen-
tens
Finale. "Fifth Cavalry March. Cain
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-18
BREAK IN HAYDEN SHELTER
CAUSES 2 DAYS SUSPENSION

Hayden, Ariz, Nay 1S.-The rever-
beratory furnaces Of the Hayden
smelter had to be shut down two days
for the reason OF a furnace break that
covered the working floor with matte.
that buried tracks and machinery sew
eral feet deep. Crews Of men worked
day and night for four DAYS dyna-
hitting and clearing away the matte
and Stag. The loss is estimated az
about 5000.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-18
LAMAR COBB APPEALS SUIT
AGAINST ARIZ. COMMISSION

Phoenix. AriZ-. May IS Lamar
Cobb. former state engineer. has been
given notice Of appeal from an ad
verse decision Of the superior court
in his suit TO compel the attorney gem
eral 70 GUST the commission Of state
Institutions as an illegally created
body. Cobb says he has Just begun
to fight and that he proposes to take
the matter before the people di-
rectl-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-18
DISCOVERS ABUSE OF SUGAR
BY MEXIcANS IN S0UTHSIDE

Abuse OF the rules and reguItnIons
for the use Of sugar has been discov-
cred by city health inspector Dr. A
3. Warrrener. who declared that
number Of Mexicans operating lemon
ade stands in the south side are APP
parently able to secure all the sugar
they need from Mexican stores DR..
Warrener said Saturday he was en-
deavoring to break up this practice.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-18
COMPANY AT BISBEE WILL
LEND MONEY ON AUTOMOBILES

Phoenix. Ariz-, May iS.-The west
ern States Securities company have
been formed by an association Of
Warren district men for the handling
of automobile loans as well as loans
on farms cattle and real estate II
is headed by G. o. Ellis. vice presi-
dent Of the Bank OF Douglas. with
u. J. Cunningham at Bisbee as vice
president, and Dr.. A ]. Chandler. Of
this valley. as secretary and treasurer.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-18
SHERIFF AND PROVOSTS TO
STOP VINTON BOOZE SALE

Deputy sheriff Robert Mulheru ami
two rrO-ost guards have been sta
TONED az Finton 20 guard against the
dispensing Of liquor 20 soldiers. it was
reported 90 the office OF sheriff Seth
b Orndorff Saturday. Deputy Null
hern viii devote all time 20 Work
about Ninton.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-18
GETS 100000 JUDGMENT
AGAINST YAVAPAI COMPANY

Phoenix. Ariz-. May lS.-Mrs Grace
T. White. Of Council Bluffs. Iowa.
has secured default Judgment in her
favor in the superior court OF $780,
600 against the Lucky Five Mining,
Milling. Reduction and Development
company Of Copper Basin. Favapai
county.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-18

charged against Georgia Eldridgc-
ased 81. arrested at a house in the
500 block OF East Missouri street b.
city detectives Friday night Charles
Brown was arrested on a charge Of
being in q room with a woman, DO
the same raid
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-18
ARMY TAKES SIX FOR FOUR
BRANCHES OF WAR SERVICE

Six men we're enlisted at the army
recruiting station by Capt. f ".
Fonda. Saturday. They were: Eugene
T Richards. Phoenix. Ariz.: Milton "
MaEee. Cheyenne Wells. Colo. coast
artillery: Ora II Sanders, Moriarity.
y. ~. cavalry. for the regular army.
For the national army. the 5Oiners
were Fletcher ". Vaughn. wellington.
Tex ordnance corps: William II.
Buchanan. Barstow. Tex. and William
Z Bohaunon. Clovis. y. N. quarter
master corps. miscellaneous
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-18
ROSWELL Is DAMAGED

Roswell. y n. Nay IA large
fire occurred here yesterday after
noon when the entire stock and build
inEs Of the Roswell Lumber company
and two residences adjoining were
wiped out. The origin Of the fire is
not known. Loss IS estimated at $780,
0Oa
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-18
Cram and ProvisionR

Chicago Grains, Ciose-
Corn-Nay, s1-27 q ; July. SLf0a-
Oats-May, 76Ac: July, G6izc-
Chicago Provisions Close.
Pork-May.S42. July. S4260.
Lard-July. SIS: September. $3.50
Ribs-July. sz2O7; September. $3.50.
Kansas City Produce. Close.
Butter-Creamery. 3ec; firsts, sc; sec
onds, Sc; packing. CSC.
EEEs-Firsts. 21c.
Poultry-Heus. 2sc; roostsrs. lie; broil-
ers. 45c.
Mexican Beana.
Mexican beans IN wholesale lots IN q
Paso &c last quotation.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-18
Cotton Market

EGW 10TH EuAuf1Hr NAu=t-
New York. Nay 1s.-Cotton futures
closed steady. Hay. IS; July eAs9; Oc-
tober. 2A09; December. e3-sS, January,
2273-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-18
JUAREz OFFICIALS RETURy.

FFanclscO D EollaIes, mayor OF
Juarez, who has been at Chihuahua.
returned Friday afternoon. He was
accompanied by Jose Acosta, chief Of
secret service
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-18
COPPER STOCKS
OFF SLIGHTLY
Market Saturday Is Prac-
tically Unchanged and
Lacks Activity.

Copper stocks were without any change
or particular trend in Saturday morning
marked according 10 J. S. Curtiss q c..
Hotel Sheldon. The market opened or
fractionally. Inspiration was unchanged at
S. but on profit taking sold of TO 80
Kennecott closed off a. Miami =. Utah
Il Ray Consolidated was UP 10 IS.
The bears raided steel Il opened At
l0s4. ard closed with a gain OF a point
from this point Baldwin Locomotive
was off a point. Texas oil was strong.
Rails were unchanged
on the curb. New Cornelia made &
new high Of 19G 20. This represents an
advance OF practically $50 per share this
week. Raw Hercules was quoted = q
Az and continues strong. Houston OIL
was active and in big demand on the re-
port from New Orleans that IL bad
struck a guFher in Liberty county We
.othe- curb issues were without change
Tbs following quotations furnished y
J. S. Curtiss & CO. stocks and onnoA
Hotel sheldon. give the closing prices
Curh Tanner Efoekr.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-18

The sale OF war saving stamps has
been so increased that the green
stamps at the sales headquarters are
exhausted The management Dor
rowed all the banks contained. and
Friday and Saturday was compelled
to get them at the postoffce- a new
supply is expected to arrive by Mon
DAY.
Twenty-nine new societies report
ed Saturday morning. consisting Of
$40 members. with s345.75 worth or
stamps TO be purchased monthly and
S1s475 weekly. Among the societies
reported were thsse-
Scott vuIcanizing company. with
four members. IL Il. Bonner. secre-
tary. The purchase is $3.50 weekly
and s22 monthly.
p W. Wilm0re society. Sarah Ma
tuIli, secretary. with seven members,
TO purchase 50 weekly.
The tenants OF the seventh floor OF
the Mills building organized, with
H E HamhlerOn, secretary. eight
members. 10 purchase S. weekly and
SIS monthly.
Globe Department store. T. LasEin
secretary. 80 members. $3.50 weekly
Boston store, Miss A Augustine
secretary. 10 members. S9.25 weekly
AIhambra theater. MIS- Y KoroeL
secre tary, six members. SIS weekly
Western Union. Miss L Jacobs. sec
rotary. 1875 members. S148-50 monthly
Herald I've lrsies~ Buy 81 Weekly
Herald new sbOys. who sell papers on
the streets. are buying So per week
Of war savings stamps. The secretary
is Fred Chester This IS one Of nine
saving stamp clubs in The Herald or
gauiaztion-
a 100 percent savings society has
been formed by the employees Of the
Nations Meat supply Co and the ga
tiOus Packing Co az an enthusiastic
meeting. eXery employe OF these in
situations pledged 10 take a regular
allotment of thrift stamps monthly
The total amount pledged was S145-I5
per month
p. O. Employees Form Cluh-
Posroffice employees met at the Of
flee Of postma ster F. A. Shelton. Fri
day niEhr and rganized "A war saw
iuEs stamp club. with the following
officers and committees President
Mrs Bertha Ford- secretary. j. O. Hill-
bylaws committee Harry Laidlaw. C.
c. Gibson. 7. B. Cunningham- mem
hershiD committee = c. Hill Clar-
euce Reed j. Collins Teresa Morri-
son. r l. Rider. program committee,
Mr. Hi, Mrs Ford. Mrs. Irm1 Whit
Il was decided 20 meet again May
%. when pledges for weekly and
monthly purchases OF stamps viii be
made
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-18
ARRIVES IN FRANCE.

Mrs n l. Porter. 1905 East Rio
Grande street, has received word Of
the safe arrival in France OF her son.
Haskell Porter. soldier in a signal or
ganiZation.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-18

=
Wholesale means price. at mill 20
dealer.
Retail is price per 100 pounds at
dealers warehouse. A small charge
for delivery viii be made.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-18

The work il sinking the shaft on
the Jerome Superior has been TEN
pOrarily suspended during the erec-
rion of the large 81 foot head frame
The small is horse power hoist is
being moved TO the opposite side. Of
the shaft from the foundations for
che new large So horse power hoist
and viii be used pending the arrival
Of the latter The formation 90 the
bottom OF the shaft. which IS now
down about 400 feet Isl q quartz por-
phyhy. George Mitchell. ST.. general
manager Of the company. is here at
present in active charge Of opera
tons
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-18
GRAIN AND SEED PRICES
HERE GIVEN BY DEALERS

were furnished bv the 81 Paso Grain
End Seed Dealers. association Fridav-