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HENRICo TRANSFERS.

Abbey Realty Corporation to Jacob
Cohen. lots &c and q. block Z. section
a. a., plan Of Colonial Place. June IL
Mary Logan to Fort Lee Corpora tion
lots !. ,. 3. and 8. block l. plan of
Lee station June IS. 1915: $50. of'
John l.. Taylor to Fort Lee Corpora
ton. lot 81. block IS. plan Of subdiyi-
Annie PerrY ct a and Major tsiS Chris sIs
tian ct ux. to Fort Lee Corporation, 2
acres s;;! land on north side Of White Oak
below Richmond. May /, 1915; si.25O
Martha Roberts TO Fort Lee Cor
66fE Ii.tn' lot %, block Is, plan Of sub
SIS. ~ wv
Conway. B. Reid to Fort Lee Corpora
@ Of Ma plan Of sSS
$40.
J: Malachi Trlce ct ux. to Fort Lee
side Of New York Avenue VEN south ON ea Of
issfss I'M N y r., rs sss o.
Jonssboro April P' e. G Sss saG siS Of
Edward Tyler 70 Fort Lee. Corpora
sion Of Jonesboro. May 10, isi HS0s $50.
s. +. Wilson ct ux. TO Fort Lee Cor
poiration. is acres land on the northern
peake and Ohio Railway. near Fort
Lee Station. about miles castwardiy
from the court Rouse. April 90. 1918;
Joresboro Land and Improvement
Company, Inc, TO Louisa Hill lot i.
block 20, plan OF subdivision of Jones'
boro November Is, 1917; tax so cents,
John H. Guy. special commissioner.
TO George b. Scott, 1924 acres land
about a mile east OF Solomon's Post
Oihse in Brookland District. May 20.
Il: $. HaIc is ct ux. to Mrs. Jessie W.
Schleiser. acres land fronting on the
east line of the Hermitage Road 1852
teet, between the Hermitage Road and
the La reside car line. June 20. 1918;
a.: w. Patterson, executor. to Harry
c. Reattie. tract land containing 2i23
acres. less 47-l00 of an acre. between
the Chesapea sc and Ohio Railway and
also one-eighth of an acre. being lot c.
on plan made by T. Crawford Redd
& Bro, near Westhampton. both tracts
being part OF what tx known as the
herber, Mayo to D. L, Pollard tract
land containing Z $4,000 acres on the
Nine Mile Road about six miles below
Richmond. June II. 1918; tax 81, $40.
Addie Sprenkle ct vir to Leo Greene
baum: lot land fronting on tho east line
OF Liberty Avenue at It's intersection
with the eastern line Of the Nine Mile
Road June S. 1918; tax so cents. SlO
c. A. Fowler TO s. =. and c. A.
Fowler. lots and Q. block "a. plan Of
,,n!onial ,lace, section B. December
B. s. Harris ct ux. to Louise w.
Bauer, 3.795 acres land between the
hermitage Road and the Lakeside car
ine. June 10. 1918; tax $3.50. slc
incornorated to John Howard Hardy.
lots and 6, block Is. plan Of Monu,
ment Avenue Park. Tax 81, $40.
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section with the east line OF Shepp,
Street: being lot II. square q, plah
West End Land and Improvement CSll
pany June "a 1918: Sl,S32.25.
Il. Raleigh Phillips. trustee, TO o$S,I
Rowden, lot 20. section d. plan OF CIs2
Echo Park. about IL mile COG OF Rissa
mond, May 25. 1915: 1901.
robert I. Winston and Ctknway
SANDS, trustees. to Leonard A.
COCK. 50 acres land on the east .
the Nine Mile or New William
Road, at Fair Oaks Station in
n ~ Magsterial District. June 25,
r. r. Harrison and John w. m
trustees. TO Bunting, McNeai R
Estate Company. Inc. 1915 acres Ia
on the north line of Patterson Ayen,]
ABOUT one mile west OF Richmond. n,r
l3, 1918; $4,000 @
w p. Redd. trustee. to Archie Brooks}
lot 3, block q. plan OF Washinston,
r NJ. BoNley. trustee, to Malissa Balls'
5oXl17 feet west line Of Twenty-eightb,
street. JIG feet south OF Kane Street
In Fairfield Magisterial District. Junsi
s, 1918: S44S.
Chewing & Boxley. trustees, 70.
Herbert c.. Schwooh, 3 1-2 acres land
near stop II on the north side OF The
Nine Mile Road, about mile ease Of
Richmond. June Z, 1918; S16O6 III
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CHARTERS ISSUED.

Charters were issued by the State
fGn1,r1pp0oyation Commission yesterday an
ted sian ssrr Mining Company. Incorgor-
200: object: mining business: offcers:'
Pa. r. a. Bonnell. secretary. Narrows.,
Water-Proof Cement Products Com
pamyN, ikn nae d"n. Norfolk Capital
secretary. Norfolk.
Ritsm"aa ca sfhmdt 5sS
ject. grocery business: officers: Edward
Schmidt, president; Richard A. Taliey,
Jasmine Ink Corporation. Norfolk.
capital stock: s1T5,ooo; object: manu-
aTN bpss,a inh; oticeyS w Grumi
tary; both Of Norfolk. '''"' score,
Electric Products Corporation. Rich
m n,o,L cani,2n,l stock; sl5o;ooo: qbjeet;
man. president Harold S. BloomberS.
se9retary; both OF Richmond.
* Raw Iieyr springs COMPANY. Ineorpor-,
600; object: hotel business; ofiicers;s
George q. Grattan, Jr.. presidents: q.
X Eastman, secretary; both OF Har-
pixie Fuel Company. Ineorporated.
Bristol Gapi,ai stock: $4,000; object
"; saqndeFs, sseretary. Bristol Si 'onp
o., Grn Gss,o, Realty II: IInyestips Corpora,
tai stock from s25, 600 to $500 sas 90 900 - =
Company. Petersburg. changing narn1
to Petersburg Savings and Trust Com
pany. and increasing minimum frnt
value $40 to 500. and enlarsins pnr1
poses. l5S
International Order OF Drivers ar
H0usemen's Union Incorporated. Nor
folk. No capital stock: officers: Alirs
Richards. presidents; Edward Jokn5or
secretary; both of Norfolk t
Middle Creek Coal Comma ny Incof
porated, Honaker Capital stock: as
900; object: coat business; officers.
y. Jaugherty. president; John
Jaugherty, secretary and treas1rt
both Of Richards. Va. a. q
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Law and Equity Court.

Inonuay-
ana Power Company. j. *. Rawieys
Tuesday
:, Wilbur NJ. lovingly etc. VS.. Miller
Manufacturing Company. d II ana g.
D. White. ,: d.''R. s. Montague. p. d.
Homer Wood c. f. Stern. D. a.: L. Fl
Cary, p. q. N
:, Art League Company vs.. Comforts
LIE Company. Wingo, p. g.; Par-sf
Thursday sg
Taken
Friday ~
Mines vs. Order ST. Luke. Lareya
Jones, p; o.; j. Thomas Hewin. D. d. M
Slalock Fruit and Produce CompdnyA
VS.. r. Phillips. Fl. w. Goodwin, D.,
j. Kent Rawley. p. d.
Saturday.
Hin Smith Metal Company vs. Chemisl
company Fl. w. Goodwin, p. o.; Sst
5. L. Patteson, p. d. -
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HusTINGs RELEASE DEED.

Joseph Heppert. r. A. Stoitz and c.
Hassel. trustees, 2lxl00 feet, known as
7o4 Bainbrdge Street. May 1, 1918:
$3.50.
A. L. Adamson ct ais, trustees, to J..
Frank Albright. 25Xla5 feet, known as
l4l2 Bainbridge street. June S, 1918:
$1,000.
Clarence s. wallersten and w. D.
Nelson. trustees. to S. J. Henry, lots
- and A.. square II, plan OF West
Manchester Land Company; $1.2oS
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Mustins. Court. part III.

Commonwealth VS.. Savary Napier
q heliy. Charles l. Page, p. O.; Smith,,
Nunnaliy " Lovenstein, p. d.
Gommonwealth vs.. Luther Pitts and
". r., Davis. c. L. Page. p. a.; L. o.
Wendenburg, p. d.
Wednesday, 24
National Sewing Machine Company
VS. a. L. Massey. Argument.
Open.
Friday and Saturday,
, TOSS VS. Rosson etc. B. Lamb, r..
turner. w. NJ. Justis. q. d. -
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MONDAY. JULY /. 1918.
commencing at IL o'clock A. NJ,
at sweet Air" Farm (Mcredith's), near
rails. King William County. Va. the
foliowinS personal property; Angus
Sun tregistercd). 1 Angus Cow (rcs-
.stereD. 20 Hereford and Angus COWS
and LETTERS tgradcs), 10 Family Milch
Cows and Calves. 2 Sows. 10 Pigs. 2
Mares. Mules. Mule Colts, 2
Horse Colts. l0-horse- power Gas En-
ginc, Pea Thresher, ton Cement. Now
ing Machine. lncubators. Breeders,
l wagon. Corn Crusher, Ensilase Cut
Ter, Automobiles and lot of Plows.
Hand Corn Planters. Cultivators and
ton.
Sale positive, rain or shine. TERMS:
Liberal discount for cash
Buyers from Richmond can take train
10 Lester Manor, where conveyances
may DC secured to farm. Automobiles
rom itichmond should proceed by way
OF newcastle Bridge and turn one mile
~ tne right from Acuuinton Church.
32SW. "u'Soi
NJ. PITCHER
I'm to-
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FOR
DIVISION OF A VALUABLE CORNER
LOT. WITH a DESIRABLE TWO
THEREoS. AT cESTRALiA STA
TION.
The undersigned. acting as executor
OF the will of w. L. Taylor. deceased,
probated in the Circuit Court Of Han
February. 1915. being empowered by
the provisions of said will SO TO do.
i Will. on
TUESDAY. JULY ?. 1918.
at o'clock p. NJ.
Sell the following described property
to-wit: all that certain lot or parcel OF
land, with two-story frame dwelling
District. Chesterfield County Va, at
Ccntralia Station, on the eastern side OF
the Richmond and Petersburg Railway
beginning at the intersection OF the
Richmond and Petersburg Railway
with the southern line OF public road
leading from Chesterfield Courthouse
and running in southerly direction
along the eastern line OF the property
of the said Richmond and Petersburg
Railway and fronting thereon seventy
five G5) feet, and extending back east
wardly from said front between paral-
lei lines TO the western line OF the lot
of land conveyed TO ]. II. Bromley and
others. trustees. by deed from w. l..
Taylor and wife, being a part Of the
same real estate conveyed to tho said
w, L. Taylor by deed from w. L. Tay-
lor. sub-trustee. ct al. trustees OF the
January Is. 1910, and recorded in the
clerks office of the Circuit Court of
Chesterfield County. in d. B. 12l, page
b68.
j. C. ROBERTSON,
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HENnICo RELEASE DEED.

Robert T. Winston and Conway r.
Sands. trustees. to Leonard A. Hitch
cock ca acres land on the east side
OF the Nine Mile Road or new VIII
liamsburg Road. at Fair OLks Sta
ton. in Fairfield Magisterial District.
June 25. 1918; Sl.062
Stuart Bowe. trustee, to Walter D.
Simmons IS feet 2 inches by 1875 feet,
south side Grove Avenue at It's Inter.
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Mechanicsville
Turnpike
NEAR FAIRFIELD AVENUE.


BY virtue OF a decree of the Chan
Gerry Court OF the city OF Richmond, in
the cause Bertha Waldbauer CT ais vs..
Charles Staude ct ais. entered June 8.
sioners VIII proceed 10 sell. subject to
the confirmation OF the court. at public
auction. on the premises. on
WEDNESDAY,, JULY 5. 1918,
at o'clock p. NJ
the above properties. which consist of
storehouse and dwellings on Mechan-
icsviile Turnpike. and desert bed as fol-
lows. to-wit: All that lot of land lying
Va. bounded and described as fol-
lows: Beginning on the west line Of
Mechanicsvilie Turnpike where said lot
corners with, land belonging TO the
estate OF II. 9 Hechler thence extend
ing north 5oS.2 feet. thence north los
feet ien to o, a branch: ,hepee eas.wardly
west line OF said turnpike, thence
southwardly along the said turnpike
ginning. and containing EOS acres.
This property has large frontage on
Mechanicsvii!e Turnpike. The build
the land that is not built upon will
make good site tor florist or early
truck gardener.
TERMS; one.third of the purchase
balance in equal installments payabl
at one and two years after date the
deferred installments TO be evidenced
terest from date or sale at the rate OF
per cent per annunl. the payment Of
which is to he secured by deed OF
trust upon the said property, or for all
cash. at the option of the purchaser.
l. c. HAZELGROVE.
ROBERT II. TALLEY,
Il. l.. PEYTON. JR..
Special Commission.
I hereby certify that tho bond re-
CURED of special commissioners has
been given.
CHAS. o. SAVILLE.
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COUNCIL SCHEDULE.

The following meetings of Counof1
and committees had been called avesa
terday for this week: - -
o'clock -
Tuesday-Finance Committee, at 10
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COURT CALENDARs.

The following cases have been cal,a5
Tor trial in the various courts this
week: p. a. denotes counsel for plain-S
LIE and p. d. for defendant).
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COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE
OF
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN Der
MUDA DISTRICT, NEAR CEN
TRALIA STATION. CHESTERFIELD
COUNTY. VA
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]. c. ROBERTSON,
Special Commissioners.

hereby certify that the bond re-
CURED OF the special commissioner in
given.
PHILIP V. coGBILL.
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In execution of a certain decree of
inc Circuit Court OF Chesterfield Coun-
~. Va. entered on the 18th day of Feb
ruary' 1918, in the chancery suit OF
ttEra atkins against Jesse W. Wat
kins, /. the undersigned special COM
IN Missioner. appointed for the purpose.
VIII oner for SALE at public auctjon
upon the premises. on
TUESDAY. July 2, 1918,
at $3.50 o'clock p. NJ.
Ihe property described In the said de-
cree as follows:
The undivided interest of Jesse w.
Watkins (thc same being fve-thir-
teenthsl in and to that tract of land
containing thirteen G3 acres in Ber
muda District, in Chesterfield County
va, between the road leading from
Sentralia TO Chester, and the Richmond
joining either. said road or railroad.
bounded on the north by tract az 6
acres conveyed by Richard watkins to
Do9sias scott; on the cast by the lands
VI Johh ". Pc'due: on the south by the
!ahd or the said Perdue. and west b.
land of Ephraim Scott's estate, being
tAe same land conveyed to said Jesse
w. W atkins and others by Richard
watkins and wife August II, 1897. and
TeGorCed IN the clerks office of Chester
pegc 43l. " -
TERMS: One third cash. and the
residue in two equal installIne nts. nav
able IN three and six months from da "
OF sale. or all cash. at the option of tho
purchaser; the deferred installments or
.ne purchase price TO be evidenced by
notes OF the purchaser. the same to
pear interest from date Of sale at 6 per
cent per annum. and the title TO be re
tanned unit! the whole of the purchase
money - paid, and deed ordered by the
court.
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Auction SALES.
AUCTION SALE
OF
CATTLE. HOGS. MULES. FARM
TOOLS ETC,
MONDAY. July 1 1a1s

At the request OF the owner (Mr
Edgar Allan. Jr.). who Is ovcrstockcd
ana determined to sell, l will offer for
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j. STREET.
An excellent fresh Canned Bottled Shelf Goods
oapne Starch Milk Syrup Baking
1
No
Htc. ~ - ~ "
| S Terms,c
a oncs.
IL Diver alesman
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AUCTION StIf..s

BRAGG BROS. & Co,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers
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AUCTION SALE
EXECUTORS AUCTION SALE

BRAGG BROS. G. CO,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-02-26
STOCK MARKET
GOES HIGHER
Some Hesitancy Occurs in
Early Hours Because of
Foreign Situation.

ECTE-Quotations reject closing prices
February 90
New YORK. Feb 26.-The stock market
moved 70 higher levels IN the latter part
of today's session after early hesitancy
due 10 the more uncertain aspects ~ .ii=
foreign situation Sales appro2imaied
$4,000 shares
The closing was strong Liberty o1s
sold at sfsu 10 So ulst IS - st-u 80
$3.50. and second Is at e6-l2 10 $3.50
Special stocks. notably those compris-
lng the war group, we're one 10 two
points higher al the opening, presumably
in consequence OF overnight advances from
abroad ShippinEs also were materially
better but rails made Ettlc response, St
Paul issues Displaying further heaylness-
Much Of the early trading owed ITS initla-
1--we 10 pools and short covering Liberty
bonds we're inactive but steady
Dealings diminished percepubly on to-
days stock market after the first ad-
re.lee with fractional reactions IN leaders
due IN part 10 further pressure against
ST Paul and General Motors
Later prices ranger higher than at the
outset. uarkcd strength being shown By
Baldwin Locomotive, Texas Company, In
dustriaI Alcohol. Sumatra Tobacco, hide
and leather preferred, teet sugar and
PittsbarE coal Minor specialties and low
priced equipments also Improved Liberty
ssss sold a. Ss7-sE 10 SIS. first Tours at
$3.50 and second fours at Ss6-I4 10 $3.50
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-02-26
n. q. LISTED sTOCKS
MONEY AND METALS

tBy Associated Press-J
New York. Feb. 26.-Mercantiie paper
8 = 45Z percent
Sterling 90 day bills, f4-I2z; commercial
Sc day bills on banks S4-z25 commercial
co day bills sL71A; demand S4.75A
cables sl76 7-16-
Bar silver, S5asc-
Mexican dollars. Csc
Government and railroad bonds easy
Time loans strong; 60, 80 days and
months bid
can money strong: high 6; low 4; ruling
rate 8: closing bid az; offered al 4; last
loan Z.
Lead-s7.25G $50.
sSsiisr-E. St Louis delivery s7.75
LONDON METALS MARKET.
London. Eng. Feb Z6--The following
are the quotations for today In the LODI
don Lzetals market.
Copper spot E11os futures E1lo; electro
lTtlc E115.
Tin-spot rs, To-; futures 1914
Lead-Spot Ezs. los; futures E2s. 1oG
spe.ter. spot f54; futures $50.
THE LOCAL MARKET.
EacionaIes ia DISK
Mexican bank notes, state bills, a91to
Mexican pesos g.
Mexican gold. 52i5-
Il Paso Smelling Quotations.
Bar silver. lHandy & Harmon quota
tion) SIZE
London lead-E2s. los
Pig lezd-s7-
coppeT-wire bars. ssz5O.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-02-26
MILLION MORE
FOR CAMP CODY
Hospital Section to Have
Six Two Story Wards;
Kessler Selects Site.

Camp Cody, Dem1ng, n. NJ, Feb. &c.
While nothing definite has been
learned in regard to extensive i'm
provements reported to be planned for
Camp Cody. reliable authority said
today the improvements will run to
81, 900. 900. or S1.5OO,OOO in cost
owen Hughes. original camp con-
tractor, will not be here until next
week, his chief clerk. Buford, said to-
day. He said he does not know yet
exactly what the Improvements are
to be, except there will be extensive
hospital additions.
George Z. Kessler, civil engineer
from the cantOument division Of the
quartermaster department, is here Sc
lecting the site for the hospital addi-
tions.
1t. Col. Jacob NJ Coffin. division
surgeon. said the base hospital is to
have six two-story wards and other
additions, but whether these will re-
main under contractor H G. Bush, or
not. no one seemed to know today.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-02-26
PoIiticaI Announcements


Claude B. Hudspeth. congressman 18th
congressional district
r n Dudley. senator 25th senatorial
district Of Texas
R E Thomson. member Of Legislature.
18th district
Adrian Pool, member OF legislature,
11Sth district.
James R. Harper. chief justice court OF
civil appeals. Sth supreme judicial district.
We. the undersigned endorse the
above named candidates for the respec-
tive places. and we hereby announce our
selves as candidates for the places indi-
Gated after our names. subject to the
action OF the Democratic primaries:-
W D Howe. judge s4th judicial dis
Leigh Clark. district attorney. slth 1u-
dicial district.
E. b McCiintock. county 5udgs.J
". H Fryer, county attorney.
W. P Brady. judge county court al
law.
Seth H orndorff. sheriff
R. D. Richey. county collector.
c. II. Mckinney. district clerk
W D. Greet. county clerk.
John T Cain, county assessor.
A r Webb. county treasurer.
Myra Winlzler, county superintendent
W c Roberts. hide and animal in
J N. Beaver. justice of the peace. pre-
a ]. Hail. justice of the peace. precinct
No. l.
J. v. Carter. county surveyor.
J. F. Williams. county commissioner.
precinct No. l place no. l.
Robert Lyons. county commissioner.
precinct No ?, place No l.
George Pendell. county commissioner.
Henry Herring. county commissioner.
precinct No. 3.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-02-26
COPPER STOCKS
CAIN STRENGTH
Share Generally Improved
Condition of the Market
Tuesday.

Advices to T. S Curti.s & Co. Hote!
Sheldon. say that under the leadership
Of Reading and Union Pacific. the mar
ket grew stronger after the opening
Tuesday morning and gains for the first
three hours averaged about a point. This
produced a much better feeling in the
marked for copper stocks, which. with the
exception Of Miami and Nevada were
much stronger. American Smelling and
Refining sold ex-dividend S1-50 per share
at S2A. compared with closing price
Of IS. or actually a gain Of y Anacon-
da was half point higher. Chino -,
c. e A. l. Utah "a Kennecott declared
regular quarterly Of 81. the same rate as
the last payment
Reading was strongest Of the rails
ranging from 75S 10 II Canadian Pa
cific advanced from 1isi5 70 AS. Southern
Pacific from 50 = to 81, c & o. SAX TO
So 4. St Paul. which Will probably pass
f0rmants. sold down once more today rs
low as IS Pittsburg Coal which was be
ing traded in on Saturday at IS. sold
Tuesday for S. Baldwin was very strong
on the news Of good elrnings and gained
3 points. Industrial Alcohol made 4
similar gain Crucible and American Lo-
connective were up two points and Bethle-
hem Steel Can. Central Leather and Mex
lean Petroleum were a point better than
yesterday. Texas Oil made an extreme
gain Of 81 points to 1919. Steel ranged
from s5% up = to s6lk- United Cigar
Stores earned last year Sal per cent COM
pared with 1908 in 1916.
New Cornelia Copper sold on the curb
at 161k. Verde Extension was down
point. ssh being bid Magma was alsO
weaker and did not share the strength on
the exchange Ray Hercules was quoted
with sales at Al
Noon prices were strong
The following quotations furnished by
Logan & Bryan's private wire to J. s
Curtiss s Co.. stocks and bonds. Ho-el
Sheldon, give the noon prices;
rur1, ronnar
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-02-26
Wanted-Bids.


The County Commissioners OF Luna
County hereby advertise for bids for the
masonry work TO De used in the con-
struction Of the new Luna county jail. 10
be located al Deming. New Mexico
said work viii conform in AL respects
with the plans specifications and details
therefor. prepared by Braunton and Lei
bert, architects. which plans are now on
file in their office at 603 Martin Bldg,
Fl Paso. Texas. which plans and specil-
cations have been approved BY these com
uissioners- A deposit OF SO IS required
for the plans which viii be refunded on
their return.
All bids must be sealed and each ac-
companied by a certified check OF an
amount to equal 10 per cent Of the figure
submitted. made payable to the county
clerk OF Luna county. which shall become
the property Of the said county in the
event that the bidder. II successful does
not within ten days Of the acceptance Of
his bid enter into a contract with Luna
county 70 complete said masonry work IN
accordance with said plans. specifications
and details within three months time from
the signing OF the contract
All bids must be filed with the county
clerk OF Luna county. at DeminE, New
Mexico. on or before Il O'Clock noon
March Sth. 1918. or with the architects
on or before ; o'clock p. m March tn.
1918
The county reserves the right to reject
any or all bids
signed FRANK NORDHAUs.
Chairman County Commissioners
Luna County. New Mexico.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-02-26
MARIA HAS $4,000 IN
NEW BUILDINGS UNDER WAY

Maria, Texas. Feb. 26.-Greater
building activity is in progress in
Maria now than for many months a
large number of new houses are be-
ing built and a number of enlarge
ments and improvements are being
made, contracts now under way total
ing nearly $50. 200. Among the new
buildings under construction are tho
following: Murphy Walker store and
and Maria State bank. $4,000; Light
residence, $1,000: J z. Cashier resi-
dence, $1,000: Yates building, $4,000;
Miss Blanche Avant cottage, $500;
addition to George Meeklin home.
$1,000. John Livingston, $4,000: r s
NcCracken eight room home. $4,000;
Alhart karstendick cottaEe. $4,000. :