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4 News Of the Great Southwest
:l pas
September 6 1910. Mews Of the Great Southwest
Tuesday
X
Official Statement of the
E! Paso Bank and
at El Paso. State of Texas.
At the close of business on the 1st day of September. 1910. published in tihe
El Paso HeraM a newspaper printed and published at El Paso State of
Texas on the 6th day of September 1910.
ItESOIItCES.
Loans and discounts personal or collateral $141467.SS
Loans rea estate..
Overdrafts . .
Bonds and sibeks -
Interest in Depositors guaranty fund
Furniture and fixtures
Due from approved reserve agents
Due from other banks and bankers "subject to check .
Cash items .'
Currency
Specie
Other resources as follows:
Expenses paid
- Savingrs Department
Loans and-
d-disc
jcounts
Cash in vaurt
Total ?240
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock paid in
xuc to nanKs ana oanKers suDjeci io cnecK
Individual deposits subject to check
Time certificates of deposit w.
Cashier's checks -
Other liabilities as follows:
Certified checks
Savings Department.
Deposits . I - --
Interest .
Total .' $240522.60
State of Texas County of El Paso. '
Te R. M. Turner as President and A. F. Kerr as Cashier of said bank
each of us do solemnly swear that the above statement is true to the best or
our knowledge and belief.
t R. M. TURNER President.
A. F. KERR Cashier.
Sworn and subscribed to before me this 6th day of September A. D. 1910.
Witness my hand and notarial seal on the date last aforesaid.
CHAS. R. LOOMIS
Notary Public El Paso County Texas.
Correct Attest
LEE H. CRETVS
F. P. JONES
ROBERT MARTIN.
Directors.
1 RECAPITULATION.
Resources: f
Loans and discounts $164404.81
Bonds and stocks V 200.00
Furniture and fixtures. 6.4S1.22
Cash and due from banks 64442.15
"Expenses paid - 1994.42
Interest in depositors' guaranty und 3000.00
Total resources ?240.522.60
Liabilities:
Capital stock paid in : 100000.00
Deposits 140414.30
Saving's Interest 10S.30
Total liabilities
rTTAV rlmTMrP'V TWA V I
UAX. wUUIUI XtlJa.. I
HAVE PALL FAIH
I
-. -r i i -r
Parm Products to Be I
Dry
Exhibited; Bank Presi
dent Keturns; Per-
sonals. Tucumcari N. M.. Sept. 6. Agitation
has begun for a fall fair in Quay coun- I
ty. In view of the fact that crops are 1
growing nicely since the rains of the '
last month which was 6.S3 inches it is '
believed that a fine collection of dry '
farming products could be gathered I
p-ot.0T- Tf u rAnnrt thnt ont nf i
Tucumcari there are hundreds of acres i
of hay tall enough to cut and which is
said by some to equal in nutrition the
more popular feed.
"Work has begun on the J. R. Daugh-
try building on Main street occupying
the site of the old building which was
destroyed by fire. The concrete foun-
dation is being put in and the building
will be hurried to completion. The !
arrangement will be for offices as be
fore.
It is reported that TV. F. Buchanan
who left .ucumcari a few months ago
to go into business at Los -ajigedes Cal.
has purchased the eonfcroling interest
of the International Bank of Commerce
of Tucumcari from C. VT. rrison the j in this city the following officers were
present president and will make this his J elected for the ensuing year: Presi-
1 uture home. It is said the stock changed I dent Donald Stewart; vice president
at a 5 percent premium. Mr. Buchanan j TV- D- Bennett; secretary Herman Ger-
was a former president of the First I hardt; treasurer Ford Branderburg of
National bank of Tucumcari and one Amarillo. The above with "W. A. Jack-
of the inost prominent business men I son of Tucumcari and N. Lanigan of
of this city It being through his ef-
forts that many of the public improve-
ments -were instituted Including the
present First National banK building
and the handsome high school build-
ing. It is not reported in what busi-
ness Mr. Harrison w- engage.
P. H. Sisney has built a house on his
lalm two miles west of the city ana
"Will move his family there.
C. H- Carswell an attorney at Ana-
Feet Tired
So Tired?
TH. Makes Sick Feet Well Ho Matter
What Ails Them
TIZ acts at once and makes tired
aching swollen feet remarkaby fresh
and sore proof.
It's the sure remedy you know for
everything that gets the matter with
your feet. It's for sore feet and for
gweaty bad-smelling feet and Tor corns
callouses and bunions too.
"For years I have been troubled TvitH
fcore and tender feet; suffered Intense
palBK. Have had the assistance of pliy-
EiciaBH without relief. I bought a box
of TIZ Yriiich worked a perfect cure as
it has with a srreat many of my friends.
I would not be without it. All it re-
qalres is to be kcorrn to be universal-
ly used." A. F. Dreutzcr Chicago.
TIZ is not a powder. Powders and
other foot remedies clog up the pores.
TIZ draws out all poisonous exudations
"which bring on soreness of the feet
and Is the only remedy that does. TIZ
cleans out every pore and glorifies the
feet your- feet.
You'll never limp again or draw up
your face In pain and you'll forget
about your corns bunions and callouses.
You'll feel like a new person.
TIZ is for sale by all druggists 25
cents per box or It will be sent you di-
rect if you wish from Walter Luther
Dodge Sc Co. Chicago. HL Recommend-
ed and cold by Knoblauch Drug Co. Inc.
Financial Condition of the
Trust Goi
12562.00
.
453.33
200.00
3000.00
6.4S1.22
7550.14
3S3.04
i09S.39
11336.00
' 3.93S.47
. 1994.42
9921.60
2136.11
522.60
000.00
215.64
411.73
393. GO
412.42
$100
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31.50
11
949.41
108.30
$240522.60
darko. Okla. Is here visiting judge
Lange and investigating real estate.
Mns- - Carter has .returned from
an extended -v.-.t to the north.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. K. B. Reed a
boy. v
The interior of the new M. E. churcn
is awaiting the arrival of the glass for
the windows before it can be completed.
I R. I. Weatherford and son are visit-
1 ing at Temple Tex.
Joni1 -tring nas tanen a position witn
the American Furniture company
Mrs- Lillle Hickerson and daughter
--ss Nina have returned from a visit
their former home at Seymour la.
Police court has been moved from
the courthouse to ihe Blankenship
building on East Center street. Tnere
will be an officer stationed there to an
swer telephones day and night.
The Elite is the name o. the new bar-
ber shop opened up by "Walter Purdin
on East Main street in the room va-
cated by Clint Retherford. A complete
set of new fixtures have been installed
with bathrooms adjoining.
Mrs. R. E. Severe has returned from
a visit to the easterd; markets where
she has been purchasing her fall stock
of millinery.
James Eager son of the East Main
street grocer was operated upon for
appendicitis. v
At a meeting of tine board of directors
of the San Jon Townsite company held
Vega form the new board.
COURT TEEM IS
OPENAT BOSWELL
The Territorial Secretary on
Visit Over 2000 Voters
) in "Roswell.
j Roswell N. M. Sept. 5. Chief justice
t "Wm. "FT. "Pnr lis hnldlncr rnnrt in rham-
i bers until "Wednesday when he goes
to Portales county.
Nathan Jaffa secretary of the terri-
tory and Mrs. Jaffa and the children
are 'here from Santa Fe for a visit or
a week with relatives and to enable
Mr. Jaffa to cast his vote in the elec-
tion next Tuesday for delegates to the
constitutional convention.
Maj. E A. Lohman has returned from
a visit of several weeks at Las Cruces
with his mother to take up his duties
as commandant of cadets at the .Mili-
tary Institute.
Mrs. H. Van Valkenberg wife of the
pastor of the First M. E. church of Ros-
well has gone to southern California
-with their little daughter Jeanette to
spend two months at Pacific coast
points.
District attorney L. O. Fullan who
spent some time at Carlsbad in connec-
tion wath the killing of Clabe TV. Mer-
chant at the Washington ranch has
returned to his home here.
Mrs. George Fowler wife of the pas-
tor of the First unristlan church of
Roswell is to live at Socorro this win-
ter while their 6on takes a course in
the territorial school of mines at that
fc)lace.
The registration books for the city of
Roswell have been closed and the list
of voters In precinct -n'o. 1 numbers
1509 and No. 2 has 822: total 2391.
The Roswell armory has been leased
for one year from Sept. 1 by Fred C
Hunt proprietor of the Lyric and he j
expects to secure many of the best
theatrical companies touring the south
west.
PORTALES BAPTISTS HOLD
UNION MEETING AT CLOVIS
Women Discuss Political Questions; Cot-
tage Changes Ownership; Many
Visitor in Portales.
Portales N. M. Sept. 6. The Portales
Baptist association met with the CSovis
Baptist church. Several members of
the Portales church attended.
T. M. Laster is spending a few days
in Comanche Tex.
Mrs. W. B. Oldham and daughter
Lois of Clovis Miss Pearle Quails of
Dallas Tex. a sister of Mrs. Oldham
and Miss Lena Ledbetter also of Dal-
las returned to Clovis 'after an extend-
ed visit with Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Hill
who lives south of Portages.
N. B. Scott and family have gone to
Wichita Falls Texv
Phdl Jackson of jelia Lake Tex.
has been here this week prospecting.
Mrs. Lulu Giles has returned to her
home in Nocona Tex. after visiting
with her parents Mr. and Mrs. G. W.
Hill.
The Woman's club met with Mrs.
N. F. Wollard this week. The postal
savings bank and the initiative and ref-
erendum were the subjects of discus-
sion. Mrs. Culberson gave a review of
French history.
C. E. Twining Santa Fe operator
has bought the cottage of Mrs. T. C.
White.
Mrs. C. M. Compton has returned from
i Childress. Tex.
Dr. Bolard of Hereford was a recent
Portales visitor.
Mrs. Arthur Jones has returned from
her Texas visit.
Dr. and Mrs. A. L. Bradley and daugh-
ter of Roswell are visiting with W. H.
HSU and family.
New sidewalk is being built In front
of the old Vendome hotel site on Main
street.
R. A. Bain returned a few days ago
frrm a trip In his auto to Matador Tex.
H. "V. Edsall wife and children- and
J. B. Earhart of Lubbock came over
In an auto to visit Mr. and Mrs. Robt.
Hicks.
John R. Hopper has cut his third
crop 6f alfalfa this season at his home
in Portales. This cutting amounted to
about two tons the tract containing
one acre.
DAYTON PUBLIC SCHOOLS
OPEN FOR THE SEASON
Only One Change In the Teachincr Force
This Year; Church Society Enr
tertnins; Personals.
Dayton N. M- Sept. 6. The public
schools opened Monday with the same
teachers that taught last year with the
exception of Miss Lizzie Nailes who
takes the place of Miss Ethel Newcomb
rosfigned.
H. H. Landsaw of Roswell is spend-
ing the week in Dayton looking after
business matters.
Lee Atkinson has finished a good
underflow well for J. D. McBride.
Miss Posie t Keudricks is at home
from a visit io different Texas points.
Mrs. D. S. Martin and two children
are visiting friends and relatives at
Decatur Tex.
Rev. N. Rhodes of Roswell is here
looking after the improvements on his
place southwest of town. The drillers
are down GOO feet in the artesian well
and have already struck a small flow
of water.
Mrs. M. Lyons of Fort Worth Tex.
who has been the guest of her aunt.
Mrs. J. M. Chase returned to her home
The " Christian EndeaTor society en-
tertained the yotig people of Dayton
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred
THnno
Miss Novella Jackson has gone to Ar-
tesia to attend school. . .
Henry Therneau has gone to Idaho.
COLORADO PERSONALS.
Colorado Tex. Sept 6. Miss Belle
Doyin has returned from an extended
vacation at her old home in east Tex-
as and has resumed her position at
Burns and Bella dry goods store.
Mrs. "Walter Carter has returned from
a stay at Mineral "Wells.
Mr. and Mrs. John Vaughan and W.
M. Cooper "have returned from Stam
ford Tex. where they attended the
West Texas Log Rolling association.
Professor Hart the new superintend-
ent of the public schools has arrived
here with his wife. School will open
September 19.
Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Knott of Howard
county spent a few days here the
guests of Mrs. Humphries.
Mrs. Ed W. Smithy entertained at 43
in honor of her sisters Mrs. Rourke
of Fort Worth and Mrs. Ellis Donthel
of Sweetwater Tex.
Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Dupree celebrated
their 30th wedding anniversary 'by en
tertaining a few friends.
Miss Vera Kellis of Sterling City. la
the guest of Miss- Hallle Dupree for a
few days.
Miss Elsie Bertner of Little Rock
Ark. is visiting Mrs. Max Thomas.
The Misses Oderbolz of Calvert Tex..
are visiting the family of their brother
George Oderbolz.
Mrs. W. K. Homan and son Willis
have returned to El Paso Tex. afte
a visit with friends here.
The Misses Dyas have returned from
a visit to Brownwood and other points.
Miss Mary Rysinger of Sweetwater is
the guest of Miss Lelia Whiphey.
Miss Lillian Lyles has returned from
Colorado Springs Colo.
Mrs. Harry Davis has returned to her
home in Oklahoma City.
SOCORRO WILL SOON HAVE
ANOTHER BEArTIFUL
PARK
Students Arrive nt School of Mines t
New Station To Be Bniltj Many
New Residents; Personnls.
Socorro N. M. Sept. C. Socorro is to
have another new park. Opposite the
courthouse is a fine piece of city prop-
erty covering an area of ground which
has been contributed to the city by the
Messrs. Dougherty Griffith and James
G. Fitch. Park commissioner Kittrell
has already made a beautiful creation
out of the Kittrell park and Intends
to make the new park equally attract-
ive and will include in It several fea-
tures new to the territory.
Thlre are many new families locat-
ing in Socorro and there is consider-
able difficulty being experienced get-
ting hqmes for them. This condition has
been growing for the past two or three
years but now something will have to
be done and whoeyer builds some rent
houses here will find it a good in-
vestment. The school of mines students and
public school teachers are flocking in.
The people of Rincon and Socorro are
now waiting to see work start on new
depots at each point. Last week it "was
reported an official announcement had
been made that these towns would
have new stations erected along the
lines of the depot at Las Cruces. So-
corro and Rincon are both suffering
for such accommodation.
Dr. W. A. Parvis Joe Hilton and Os-
car Strand are back after a month's
camp west of the Datils.
NEW TEACHERS FOR Tlflg"""
SOCORRO COUNTY SCHOOLS.
Socorro X. M. Sept. 6. The superin-
tendent of public schools of Socorro
county. Prof. J. A. lorres. is awaiting
the lists of new enumeration from the
various schools of the county so as to
arrange for a new apportionment which
he says will be the largest in the his-
tory of the count' of Socorro and he
expects it to reach the sum of 1.50 per
pupil.
In addition to this the superintendent
states that he is eroing to have a "clean -incr
up" among the teachers and those
who are not highly rated will be elimi-
nated and teachers of a higher grade
substituted.
ALTO PERSONALS.
Alto N. M. Sept. 6. -Mrs. W. H.
Lane is seriously ill from cholera mor-
bus. ;John Linam and daughter. Miss Claude
left for Tularosa. Mr. Linam goes over
after fruit and Miss Claudexto visit her
brother. Alvis Linam. Shirlev Linam re-
turned home from a visit to his brother
Alvis. '
James Y. Tully and son Fred Tullv.
are visitin" at the home of A. J. Gil
more.
J. L. Lawson is here from Tularosa.
He will go from here to Ruidoso ana
take charge of A. J. Gilmore's farm at
that place.
NOGALES IMPROVES
ITS WATERWORKS
Decrease in the Smuggling
of Chinese at That Port; '
Personals.
Nogales Ariz. Sept. 6. The Nogales
Water company spent $30000 for Im -
provements of its system last year in o clock at night found his wile at the
Nogales. Ariz. and further Improving -well near the residence talking to Ma-
is under way. Flf ty-seven new con-1 carro Girasco. He was assaulted by
nections have been made within a few
months.
The Immigration inspectors at this
pjrt report a decrease In the capture I
of contraband Chinamen since the new j
ruling came Into effect to deport themi
into Mexico. !
Work Is rapidly progressing on the
Sisters' academy building and some of
the sisters of 'he ' Dominican order
will arrive from Adrian Mich. shortly
to open school on October first.
Some of the big umbrella trees in
Railroad park hqre were uprooted by
the storm.
Two carloads of Jerseys passed 1
through Nogales en route to Navojoa
Mexico.
The railroad bridge at Sanford near
Nogalts on the Nogales-Benson line
was bad'Iy damaged by the recent
storm and trains shave been consider-
ably delayed on account of the bad
condition of the track.
Demetrio Barrios died at St Joseph's
hospital here at the age of 60 years.
He was one of the pioneer Indian fight-
ers of the country and leaves a family
also considerable property.
A. H. Saleeby has moved his stock
of goods to the Pizkorski building and
M. Hendricks -will occupy the Breen
block after a renovating for his bar-
ber shop.
D. R. Kelsey was examined by Drs.
Smelker and Purdy for insanity and
was adjudged as mentally incapaci-
tated. He was taken to the Insane
cteylum at Phoenix.
Mrs. M. Marsteller and Mrs. Otto
Herlod entertained at the home of Mrj.
Marsteller on Marsh Heights at bridge.
The guests included Mesdames Van
Mourick Kaiser. Marsh. Cumming
Hrrera. Fiedler. Reddoch. "Wood.
-O'Connor .F. Noon. TUt f!h
O'Keefe Bird. Doherty Richardson
Carney Kelsey Claggett Burgoon
Schuckmann. Chalfant Renshaw and
Misse Ethel Doiherty and Ethel Har-
rison. Mr. and Mrs. D. P.' Snellins: have ar-
rived In Nogales. Mr. Snelling will have
charge of the telephone system here
and J. F. Brady former agent will go
to Phoenix to occupy a similar posi-
tion. Mrs. A. V. Grosetta and children of
Tucson are visiting In Nogales.
Miss Olive Doherty left for Nordhoff
California to resume her duties as
teacher in the public schools.
H. M. Claggett and Edward Tit-
comb jr..- have returned from a busi-
ness trip to Mocorito. Mexico.
Nearly nine inches of rain have
fallen In this vicinity this season.
The Ramirez theater has been re-
opened in Nogales Sonora. under the
management of C. Ramirez.
Mr. and Mrs..McMilan and son F. M.
Doan jr. J. N. McFate and M. A Ball
were a party from the Altar placer
district in Nogales.
Mrs. H. E. Kelty and Mrs. J. E
Masters passed- through Nogales from
Long Beach CaL where they had spent
their summer en route -to Paza So-
nora. J. P. Grace has returned froni a sev-
eral weeks' trip to the Pacific coast.
Harry Tomlin after spending his va-
cation with his parents here has re-
turned to Fort Worth Texas to con'
tinue his theological course.
SOCORRO SCHOOLS HATE
OPENED FOR THE SEASON
Application 3Iade for 2roTmte'of Estate
of Han Who "Was Killed; Presby-
terians Hold Services In Park
Socorro N. M. Sept. 6. Prof. J
Bailey principal of the public schools
at Socorro has reported as also have
the following teachers for the Socorro
school district: Miss Lena Griffith
Miss Isabella Harris Mr. Martin Lopez
Miss Vera Nash and Miss Felice Hilton.
Miss Susie Scott left for Kelley where
sue wiH teach. Last year she was locat-
ed at San Antonio. N. M.
Probate judge Jaramillo is holding a
session of court and Miss D. L. Harris
i acting as probate clerk in Mr. Sweet's
absence. The most important applica-
tion before the court was from Harry
M. Ward of Magallon who states that
he was a partner in the horse aim cat-
tle business with the late Charles Clark
who also Van a saloon at Mogollon and
was recently killed by officers at that
point. The estate of the deceased is es-
timated to me worth ?4000. George M.
Williams of Mogollon has been men-
tioned as a probable administrator 01
this estate.
Capr. Greenwalt and Col. Harry Bout-
well left for Atlantic City to attend the
reunion of the Grand Army of the Re-
public. Their tour vill also include
visits to New York and other eastern
and northern points.
Grand chancellor W. H. Hill of the
Knights of Pythias of New Mexico has
received communications from the
Southern Pacific and Santa Fe railroad
companies in which they offer the dele-
gates and others attending the conven-
tion to be held at Deming on the 19th
inst. round trip tickets for one fare plus
one-fifth.
Probate clerk Sweet and . H. M.
Doughertyxhave gone west in an auto-
mobile distributing ballot boxes
throughout that section of the county.
The pastor of the Bresbyterian church
here uses the Kittrell park every Sun-
aay nignt throughout tne summer
months.
Mrs. W. D. Newcomb and Mrs. George
Cook have gone to Indiana and Ohio
and will be absent several weeks.
Cards and correspondence have been
received from Venice Italy signed by
Mrs. C. T. Brown and Miss Anna Hilton
and Messrs. Conie and Tom Brown of
Socorro. They will not return home un-
til October.
Mrs. L. R. Lewis has returned to San
Anutonio and will spend a few days vis-
iting Mrs. N. Cooper Price her mother.
Mrs. Jas. D. Fitch and Mrs. Paul
Terry who are summering in Califor-
nia w. return to Socorro shortly.
Mrs. A H. Hilton is occupying her
new home here in Socorro.
JUAREZ OFFICIAL aUITS v
TO EXTER PRIVATE BUSINESS
Samuel Reynolds many years secre-
tary of the Juarez court of letters
has resigned to enter private business.
Ho has been succeeded to that position
by Bernardino Chavira.
' "- - ' i II El Pnso Tex.
' Tjjer$ oarsapaniia el pasq school
f Temperance j
MAN SERIOUSLY
SHOT AT ROSWELL
TT1 i xi
Man hO ConieSSeS to tlie
Shooting SayS HiS Wife
TTorl "Roo-n T-ncnlfprl
iicKL jpeen jjibuiceu.
Roswell -. M.. ;iept. 6. D. h. Barela
connected with ihe cit3" waterworks de-
1 partment. returning to his home at 1U
Caraseo who struck him with a club or
j a rock inflictic'r a serious wound on
j his right arm. Caraseo then started to
nil when Barela fired the bullet striking
the fleeing man in the back of his head
and coming out at the jawbone near the
nose.
Oarasco was removed to the residence
of Lalo Gontreres and Barela went voi-
untarily to frhe jail and surrendered.
Caraseo is in a djmg condition.
Barela when seen in the jail said that
Caraseo hatl been annoying his wife for
several days which was the cause of
him arming himself with a 32 caliber
Winchester revolver and that he had
not been in the habii of carrying fire-
arms. Ilis fears in regard to Caraseo 1
had been aroused for several days. He
said his wife had frantically told him
J tiiat Caraseo had told her that she must
I quit Barela or he (Caraseo) would kill
! her. Barela had not had any domesCrt
difficulties before Caraseo had crossed
liis path he said. Barela is aged 35
and Caraseo is about 10 years his i union
ilrs. Barela was formerly Ztfartlna
Gonzales a beautiful Mexican girl and
daughter of Jose-ph M. Gonzales a promi-
nent and well knoAvn Republican poli-
tician. She was married six years ago to
Barela and is the mofcher of two chil-
dren a girl and a bo.
SAFFORD TO HOLD A FAIR
THE MIDDLE OF OCTOBER.
Gila Valley to Bs Boosted Methodist
Sunday School Has a Rally Chil-
dren Go to School.
Safford Ariz. Sept. G. The county
fair will be held October 13 14 and la
at the fair association's park. Several
hundred dollars will be given in prizes
ard all brandies of vallej' industry will
be represented. Committees have" been
appointed to take charge of the various
departments and all final arrangements
will -he cnmnWpd hv ih( firsfr nf thfl
week. The fair commissioners are doing j
everything to make this one of the best
advertisements ever given the Gila val-
er.
1
1 The M. E. Sundar school rallv held
.Sunda3 morning was well attended and
interesting papers read by the younger
pupils. Donald Swift and" Edna Schroe-
der were .awarded first prizes. At te
close of the meeting the infants of Mr.
and Mrs. Arthur Kemp and Ir. and Mrs.
C. T. Reynolds were bap'tised Rev. B. F.
Davis officiating.
A large crowd of Saffordites attended
the musicale at Thatcher given by Prol.
W. W. Bond and pupils assisted oy
LeRoy C. Snow. Those taking part from I
this place were: Misses Alice Morris and 1
Bessie Davis. INIiss Morris i a violinist
while Miss -avis is a pianist.
A part- motored to Solomonville and j
enjoyed a Mexican supper a.fter which
a trip was made to Thatcher. Mr. and
Mrs. E. W. Ciavton chaperoned t'.e
part--. ' '
The bee owners of Safford and vicinity
have .shipped a car of honey to California.
The honey has been of an exceptional
value this season.
Mrs. Franks and daughter of Tucson
are the house guests of Mrs. Franks's
brother. T. D. Hooks and family this
week. x
Misses Lillian Freeman Willow 1
Broshears and Annie Brier have gone to j
Silver City X. M. where they will enter j
the Lourdes academy for the winter.
Wiley E. Jones has returned from his t
ranch in Mexico and -will remain until ;
after the fall term of court. When cours !
adjourns Mr. Jones will return to Mexico !
apd further superintend the development
of his new ranch. He expects to Dlant
a large number of acres to Mexican fruit
trees.
Geo. S. Andrus has competed the sur-
vey of L street oh which a number of
lots have reeentl- been old. Jesse Fos-
ter has the foundation to Siis burtsalow
on this street finished.
. Mrs. Henry Dial has cone to Globe
to visit her daughter. Mrs. WiH Parks
and fanrfly.
School opened with a full arten?ln.Tirt
and the following t-pnirc i-n Roif i
places: Miss Lucv Purdum. nrincinal:
Miss Anna Pickles. Mis Marmret unn- j
.i. -mss r.in xasist. .urs. A. It. uold-
man. Miss Ella Brownlee and Prof. W.
M. Clayton.
Miss Mae Dawdle has returned from a
visit with relatives in Los Angele
where she went a month ago.
R. R Smith has arrived from Globe
10 iaKe a position as nooKkeeper in the
Gila Yalley bank at this place.
Mr. and Mrs. Fitzmauries have gone
to California for a month's vacation.
Geo. H Birdno has moved his family
down from the ranjrer station at Camp
Inception where thev have been sendinir
the summer. Hi daughter Misses Belva
and LiHHe will enter the public schoo
here; Miss Jessie will attend the acad-
emy at Thatoher. Berry Foster has also
brought his familv dnwn from the sum-
mer camp to put .his children in school.
A. H. Ferrin ovi'l leave todav for Tuc-
son where he will join his mother who
'will ro to San Francic;co to receive medi-
cal treatment from an eye specialist.
Mrs. M. Hovev is here from Stockton
Cal . visitinsr at the home of her uncle
A. F. Barneti.
Mr. and Mrs. S. S. WiHiams of Wis-
consin are here visiting their sons and
their families.
YSLETA SCHOOL IS
OPENED OH MONDAY
Machinery Arrives for Well
Drilling on Mesa; El
Pasoans in Valley.
Ysleta Tex. Sept. 6. School opened
on Monday with an attendant of ion
pupils. Professor P. H. Curd of Ennis j
lex. is principal and has charge of
the higher grades; Miss Bennie McGill j
ui -lutiaucari r. u. nas cnarge or tne
intermediate department and Miss
A era Pool of Abilene has charge of i
the primary department.
The machinery which is to be used
for digging the deep wells on the mesa
has arrived.
Customs inspector C. F. Sensner
stopped here for a short visit to friends
en route to his new headquarters at
Tucson Ariz.
Mr. and Mrs. M. Loewenstein accom-
panied their son Gustoff to El Paso
on his way to Santa Fe N. M. where he
will enter San Miguel academy.
TTIcc T. T iioo rf T.oVir Ic th erilPSt
.-.no i"-" i""-l- "- -"""" "-
j oi znenas nere.
of friends
Mrs- D- ir- Pa-"110 and daughter have
j returned from an extended stay at
j J?Cand Mrs. Van C. Wilson of El
! Paso motored down with their sister
Mss Vera Pool who is to teach
h.
t .rr aml -rrt. jj p xoake. Miss Adine
Voake and T C Stafford of El Paso.
motored down to Valley Inn after the
ball game Monday afternoon.
tucumcapj: is shipping
jiany goats this year.
Wool Is Being Shipped and iifany csheep
Will Be raised In That Section -
New Livery Stable Opened.
Tucumcari N. M. Sept. 6. J. E. Jones
of this city made a shipment of G13 head
of goats gathered south of here and
shipped from Rock Island a station east
of here. The cars were billed to Texas
Considerable wool is also being sent out
of Tucumcari and adjoining towns and
the rapir growth of the grass through-
out the county Dias iair to again iiuiks
this a profitable work.
J. At. Rhodes has opened a livery ana
feed stable at the corner of Main and
First streets opposite the Chapman hard-
iare store. Mr Rhodes came from Mis-
J souri. where he was engaged in like busi-
t ness.
S. R. P.ttton who has been in the San
Luis valley in Colorado nas returned
to this city and later will go to his claim
near San Jon.
John J. Brown and M. Weigel have
returned from Kansas where they have
been engaged in work.
X. V. Gallecos receiver of the Tucum-
cari land office has returned from a
visit to Conant.
H. C. Rusby has returned from a
business trip to Cdnant. X. M.
Ruth Rebekah lodge Xo. 4. of this city
entertained its friends at the home of
Mrs. Claude Shelton on South Jrckson
IN ITS DEALINGS WITH ITS CUSTOMERS FOB
THIRTY YEARS THE
Has demonstrated its purpose in
f ained bv rears of experience and
thj3!rrequirements thus meeting intelligently their needs. Diligence in
every department with this end in view has brought success to the bank
and its customers alike.
Capital
Surplus and Profits
Deposits 3500000
We cordially invite new business connections.
Our new savings deparfcmeniTpays 4 per cent on deposits.
OPEN SATURDAY EVENINGS UNTIL 8 O'CLOCK.
C R. MOREHEAD President.
JOSEPH MAGOFFIN V. Pres.
L- J. GILCHRIST AsTt. Casfc-
State National Bank
ESTABLISHED APRIL 1881.
CAPITAL-j-SURPLUS AND PROFITS $175000.
A Legitimate Banking Business Transacted in All Its Branciea.
HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR MEXICAN HONEY.
io GrandeValley
W. W. Turney Prest.
S. T. Turner" Vice Prest
W. Cooiey V. P. & Ugr.
CAPITAL SURPLUS AND PROFITS $150000
GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS TRANSACTED
SAVINGS DEPARTMENT OPEN SATURDAY EVENINGS
ESPECIAL ATTENTION TO OUT OF TOWN ACCOUNTS
CITY NATIONAL BANK
EL PASO TEXAS.
UKLTED STATES DEPOSITARY
Capital Surplus and Profits $350000
OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS:
U. S. Stewart Frank Powers
A. li. Anareas v. a. Latta B. BlumSnthal
J. F. Williams H. M Andreas J. H. May
YOUR BANKING BUSINESS IS RESPECTIVELY INVITED
vSPl2r
ummer
Everybody lias his own Summer Concerts at Home
if he owns an
EDISON PHONOG-SAPH
or a
VICTOPw TALKING MACHINE
Buy one on the Easy Payment Plan.
W. G. Walz Company
Talking Machine Dept. 103 El Paso Street.
August itecorcis .Now on Sale. I
?w
I I il n ! s tu I
I4nwff5llr& Kflfit 3irir!lie HH
m..Anvy W UUO WH
upp;ies ro? engineers
i - a m
I 1
Architects and Artists
FINE KODAK FINISHING
FRED
FOR GIR
J. FELDMAN COMPANY
School Opens Thursday Sept 15. iiiuKUZSSr'SS&tM.
street. Refreshments Were served for
the benefit ot the order.
M. R. Joiner of Denver 13 in Tucum
cari and will probably make this hi3
future home.
J. R. Wasson has jgone on a business
trip to Oklahoma City after which ht?
will proceed to his old home at Indianap-
olis Ind. where he will visit friends.
CHAVES COUNTY SHOWS AN
INCREASE IN ASSESSMENTS.
Remarkable Increase Over Rolls of Last
Year Considering Conditions Avia-
tor May Fly to El Paso.
Roswell. X. M. Sept. 6. In spite of
the lonjr continued drouth and onlv one-
sixth apple crop and the alfalfa crop off
assessor Guy Herbert sent in to travel-
ing auditor Charles V. Safford at Santa
Fe. shows a gain for Chaves county for
1910 over 190U of $84540.
The taxable asessment returns for
Chaves -county for 1910 were $4468860.
Grover C. Welter the young inventor
and aspiring aviator of Roswell says he
f will make his first demonstration wuu.
his biplane or aeroplane by a flight from
I this city to Albuquerque or to El Paso.
He is the son of police judge A. J. Wel
ter.
Quality and Service
We never get tired of talking the
Quality of the Meat3 we sell. We
find that exercising care throughout a
is our best investment. Customers
are absolutely iprotected on Quality.
When it comes to Service this market 3
stands without a rival.
J. C. PEYTON
Successor to Robinson's Market.
114 N. Stanton St
3oth Phones- Prompt Service.
giving
it is a
depc
advantage ob-
600000
225000
GEO. D. FLORY Cashier.
a N. BASSSTTLVk Pri
Bank &Trust Co.
"V. E. Arnold Cashier.
F M. Murchison Assfc. Cashier.
H. E. Christae Secy.
C. H. Leavell H. J. Simmons I
J
itts j
'i
A home school with all departments In
charge of experienced and successful teach-
ers a wise and capable house mother and. a
resident director of physical education.
Full academic courses. Classes for younger
girls.
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