El Paso Herald from El Paso, Texas • Page 5

EL PASO HERALD Thursday, August 5, 1909. 5 One Is Given Minimum for Selling Liquor in the Street; Another dismissed for Selling to Boys During- the trial of Abe Golruck or two counts charging- him with selling liquor in the prohibited district yesterday at the afternoon session of the police court, it developed that Gol- saloon is located on a city street. The place in question Is located in 1 block 26. of the Cotton addition, about two blocks east of Cotton avenue and on the direct line of San Antonio street. This property was dedicated to i the city in for the purpose of con- tinuing San Antonio street through this addition to the county road, but i the city has never claimed title to it.

Golneck admitted that he had been operating a saloon, but declared that he did not know it was in the prohibited district and said that a license had been issued to him. Judge Lea found that under the charges preferred he was guilty and had MINING NEWS. assessed the smallest fine possible in each case, $25. Selling Liquor to Minors. C.

A. Barceleau. a bartender at th saloon conducted by T. Bruciaga a ie corner of Virginia and Fourth street. was fined $ijO yesterday ie court when lys entered a plea of the charge of selling liquor to minors on the 20th day of Barceleau said that the come into the saloon like m3Ians.

These were Joe Hull. William Va elen and Ike Alderete, jr. At first he refused to sell them the liquor but Hull said that he was .24 and it was all right, so he gave it to them, Van Haselen paying for the Willie Van Haselen said that they had obtained beer from Barceleau on the day in question and remarked: ordered the beer and the bartender refused to sell it at first, but Joe said something to him and then he gave it to us. Joe went out the door and left me to pay for T. Bruciaga, the proprietor, said that it was not his custom to sell to minors and he had a sign on the wall calling attention to the fact tthat minors must keep out.

He was not in his place of business at the time.the boys got the beer, but was working in another saloon. The eharge against him was dismissed. St nil WE KIT I SILVER NEAR LOGAN. Logan, N. Aug.

is great excitement in this vicinity over the discovery of high grade silver ore in large quantities in the mountains about five miles from the town. E. Morales discovered the ledge, and shipped a sample to Denver to be assayed. The returns run $365 to the ton, most of the value being silver with considerable gold also. J.

F. Hopkins and W. D. Forrester with Morales have now located 15 claims along the vein and many others are locating also. COURTLAND TO SHIP TO EL PASO.

Courtland, Aug. Great Western Mining company will start shipping ore to El Paso from its Mary and Humboldt mines just a.s soon as the Mexico Colorado tracks reach the dumps. This announcement comes as a surprise to many who thought the shipments would be made to the Copper Queen smelter at Douglas, but it is stated that the El Paso smelter bid more for the ore than the Douglas concern and got the shipments. bait greatly enhances Its value. This is the first discovery of this mineral in this section of the country, it is said.

KELVIN TO CLOSE. Kelvin, Aug. mill or the Ray Consolidated Copper company at Kelvin, will close down on the 15th of this month for a few weeks. This is made necessary by the tearing up of the narrow gage tracks at the mill in order to replace them with standard gage. In the meantime there will be no way to get ore to the smelter so it will have to close.

SHIPPING TO EL PASO. Tombstone, Aug. of high grade ore are being sent out from the Tombstone Consolidated Mines company to the smelter at El Paso. They are cutting a station on the 800 foot level for the use of the pumps. The ore body now uncovered is the largest and best in the history of the mine, and by keeping the mine unwatered, it is expected to get better results than ever before in the history of this famous mine.

AVILL OPERATE SEPT. 1. Jerome, Aug. Mescal Copper company will resume operations on September 1, according to captain Adams, of Little Rock, who is one of the principal stockholders. A winze will be started at that time in an effort to open up the main ore body.

GETS PATENT FOIl MINES. Jerome, Aug. Veta Granda Copper company has made final payment to the United States government fir its property in the Jerome district, and now has a patent to the property. The company now owns seven claims. About $100,000 has been spent on the property.

Bisbee vs. El Paso, Sat. and Sun. DAILY RECORD. Closing Song of the Sacred Concert Which Will End Big Fair.

Directors of the El Paso Fair association are now working out details for the sacred concert which will close first big fair and exposition in El Paso on Sunday, Nov. 7. There will be five massed bands playing sacred music and it is expected there will be more than 5000 voices joining in the song be with us till we meet An informal meeting of was held last night at. headquarters and various matters discussed. The questions of and of getting people to the grounds well as advertising and exhibits were discussed.

Steps will probably be taken soon to make definite arrangements for a nursery at the park grounds during fair week. The nursery or oar will be conducted by th 2 women of the Y. W. C. A.

The question of holding mass meetings in various cities around El Paso for the purpose of interesting people in the fair was mentioned, but no definite action was taken. Secretary Rous is receiving requests for catalogs from many cities, the mail this morning bringing a request for a catalog from Santa Susana, Cal. A query has also been received asking is there will be rates to El Paso from points in Florida, during the fair, as people in Florida are anxious to visit El Paso during exposition week. Robert Rhinehart to drive to Alamogordo in his automobile and hold a fair meeting. John Fisher and John Wyatt teered to assist him in conducting the meeting.

The directors present at the meeting last night were John Wyatt, John Fisher, Robert Rhinehart, W. S. Hunter and J. C. Rous.

EL PASO DELEGATES WELL ORGANIZED COBALT FOUND NEAR PRESCOT'A Prescott, Aug. existence of cobalt in paying quantities in the ore of the Red Bluff group of mines in the Black Hill district have been proved by recent assays in the laboratory of the United Verde Copper company. The property was considered a copper proposition, but the discovery of co- Riiildin? Permits. To the Great Texas Realty brick residence 12x22x37 feet 6 inches, on lots 15 and part of 14, block 21, Alexander addition; estimated cost $2200. Licensed to Wed.

Francisco Villon and Manuela Lopez. EWvc Serna acts gw vg cXeanses system consXxpaXxow To beweJtcivaX buy HA NljrACTU BV TH CALI FORNIA Fie yrup Co. SOLD BY LEADING DRUGGISTS Liquor Licenses. Goldoft 404 S. Stanton street.

Goldoft 315 San Antonio street. AND FOR. THE FAIR WIUOMPLETL ORIGINAL ESTIMATES FREE Ann an. Architect BOULEVARD fc FLORfc fJCL el Paso. phone M3 Deeds Filed.

Socorro grant, El Paso H. Pease to P. H. Mclnnis, survey 255 Socorro grant, containing 18.6 aores; consideration $900. July 14, 1909.

grant, El Paso M. Cooper and wife to F. G. Candelaria, acres in Ysleta grant; consideration $400. July 30, 1909.

Socorro grant, El Paso Naranjo et al to W. D. Lansden. 10.55 acres in Juan Naranjo tfact of Socorro grant; consideration $474.75. Aug.

3, 1909. Southwest corner West Boulevard and Mundy avenue, Mundy M. Mundy and wife to C. W. Harral, lots 1, 2 and 3, block 12, Mundy Heights addition; consideration $12,500.

Aug. 3, 1909. Mundy avenue, between Randolph and Bryan streets, Sunset Ruff and wife to the.Great Texas Realty company, all lot 3, east 2 feet lot 4, west feet lot 2, block 28t Sunset Heights addition; consideration $1334. July 30, 1909 Mundy avenue, between Randolph and Bryan streets, Sunset Ruff and wife to the Great Texas Realty company; east feet, lot 5, xvest feet lot 4, 28, Sunset Heights addition; consideration $1332. July 30, 1909.

Mundy avenue, betwreen Randolph and Bryan streets, Sunset Ruff and wife to the Great Texas Realty east 17 V2 feet, lot 2, and all lot 1, block 28, Sunset Heights addition; consideration $1334. July 30, 1909. Alhambra A. Salisbury to August Bontinel et al, lots 18, 19 and 20, block 16, Alhambra Heights addition; consideration $375. July 1909.

Tobin, R. Tobin to El! mer C. Desobry, lots 41 and 42, block I 63, Tobin, consideration $60. June 11, 1909. Leave for Spokane After Having Pictures Taken.

Twentv-two enthusiastic boosters for El Paso, headed by J. A. Happer and Felix Martinez, presidents respectively of the chamber of commerce and Water Users' association, left El Paso last night for the seventeenth national irrigation congress at Spokane. The delegation assembled at the chamber of commerce at 4 ocloek Wed- 1 nesdav afternoon ami organized so they will lie working as a unit from the time the irrigation congress opens until it closes. If a fight is made on the reclamation service the El Paso delegates are ready for the fray and they left the city confident that they will win.

They took along an abundant supply of sombreros to advertise El Paso and also a number of advertising buttons for the El Paso fair. A picture of the delegates was taken before they left the city and will be placed in the photographic history of El Paso. The El Pasoans went out last night in the chartered car, over the Southwestern. They will reach Spokane Sunday afternoon. Those who are on the trip follow: A.

S. Eylar. A. Courchesne, Felix Martinez. R.

F. Burges, J. A. Happer, C. A.

Kinne, W. Cooley. J. M. Ravnolds, C.

E. Kelly, Fred W. Freeman. O. H.

Baum. W. F. Robinson, D. Slater, J.

A. Smith, E. T. Moore. J.

J. Mundy. W. E. Race, Rev.

Henry Easter, Gen. B- J. Viljoen, Rev. C. S.

Wright, I. G. Gaal, George Clements, J. Elliott Porter. thousand Mile Endurance lest M.

B. Christy lo Break Record With Chaimers-Detroit Bisbee vs. El Paso, Sat. and Sun. BAGGAGE TRANSFER BAGGAGE DEPARTMENT.

City Transfer Co. Always on time. Both Phones 2400. E. A.

WEBSTER, Mgr. BAGGAGE PHONE BELL 1. AUTO 1001. Will be up right away. Careful men.

Reasonable prices. Transfer, 116 SAN FRANCISCO ST. ODOM TRANSFER CO. Baggage and Moving. All Kinds of Hauling.

PROMPT ATTENTION Bell Phone 1054 Auto Phone 196G 109 Main St. Miss Henrietta Shirley has gone to Corpus Christi to attend the Epwortli league convention and to visit friends Perfectly Moulded Figures Another Medical Discovery. To get out of condition is detrimental to beauty of form as well as to health. There is a certain flabbiness which robs a good figure of charm and grace. Those who are beginning to grow fat rapidly are never in the pink of condition.

But here medical sciene has slipped in with a wonderful which not only restores a perfectly moulded form but renews health and strength. We give the receipe jn full for the benefit of our stoutish friends: 1-2 oz. Marmola, 1-2 oz. Fluid Extract Cascara Aromatic and 3 1-2 oz. Peppermint Water.

Any druggist will make up this prescription or supply you with the ingredients which you can mix yourself. The dose is one teaspoonful after each meal and at bedtime. The great virtue of this harmless remedy is that whilst the excess fat is being expelled, the person under treatment has a healthy appetite and does- not need to study dietetics or go in for tiresome exercises. The whole system is and reinvigorated, the blood renewed and muscular development restored. M.

B. Christy, who has already made several automobile records, accompanied by a party of friends, left El Paso this morniryg for a 1000 mile automobile endurance test in a Chal- mer-l)etroit ear, going first to Oloudcroft. The climbing of the mountain to Cloudcroft is considered a severe test on a machine and Mr. Christy is confident of breaking all previous records. He does not expect to make a stop while climbing the mountain and, at the same time make it much quicker than was ever done before.

After visiting Cloudcroft he will go Boswell. Artesia, Carlsbad, Pecos, a and other towns. He expects to arrive in El Paso in eight or nine days, as he will spend some time in each town he visits. The International Auto bompany, 324 Texas street, are agents for this car and when Mr. Christy returns from the trip the company will publish some very interesting news for autoists.

to a a Bisbee vs. El Paso, Sat. and Sun. SHERIFFS OF TEXAS ARE INVITED TO MEET HERE. Chief deputy sheriff Ed Bryant yesterday sent a telegram signed in the name of sheriff Hall and mayor Sweeney, requesting the Texas sheriffs now in convention at Galveston, to meet in Paso next year.

The sheriffs are said to favor El Paso for their next meeting, and in all probability they will come here to hold their convention. GUILLOTINE REVIVED FRANCE. Paris, France, Aug. a period of inactivity of over 13 years, the guillotine has been revived us a method of execution in this country, a young man named Duchemin being publicly beheaded this morning in the sight of thousands, for the murdW of his mother. Mrs.

A. Kaminsky has returned from a business trip to New York and other eastern cities. Mr. Kaminsky will leave Sunday for Chicago, where he will spend several days purchasing Roods. (Sounds Like a Miracle But We Are Ready to Show You Talk About The Garden of Eden What About This Great Land? If you were to tell farmers back north, east and south, and as a matter of fact some people' in El Paso, that there was land near this city that would produce over $150.00 worth of crop to the acre each year, they would probably doubt the statement.

We are ready to back up this statement by showing you that this land will even do more than this. If we cannot prove these facts to vour own satisfaction we will pay your expenses and for your time on THURSDAY, AUGUST 19 IF YOU JOIN THE CROWD WHICH GOES TO LAS CRUCES TO SEE THE GREAT CANTALOUPE LARGEST AND BEST ON EARTH. Some Facts About the Land This land is located near Las Cruces, N. and is especially adapted to orchards and vineyards. Besides it is recognized as the greatest cantaloupe district in all the country.

While you are making from $150.00 per acre and upwards from your cantaloupe crop, you can, at the saiiae time, have your orchard and vineyard started, and by the time the soil becomes somewhat deadened your orchards and vineyard will have grown to such an extent that the results will pay you even better than the raising of cantaloupes. That sounds like a mighty good thing, don't it And much better than we have claimed for it. Investigate! What It Requires to Purchase This Land Land that is already planted in cantaloupes will sell for $175.00 an acre. On this land you will pay $17.50 cash, $62.50 on each acre during the first year. It can be made in monthly or quarterly payments, just as you prefer.

The balance is payable in five years, no interest or taxes, except the water tax. Land ready to plant in cantaloupes, partially cleared, $150.00 per acre; $15.00 per acre down, $50.00 per acre the first year, divided in monthly or quarterly payments. Balance same as above. Another tract at $100.00 per acre, must be cleared and leveled, but soil is just as good, as any, cash payment of $10.00 per acre; $35.00 payment on each acre during the first year, in monthly or quarterlv payments. Balance on same terms as $175.00 be one of those who will regret that you did not buy one of these five, ten or forty acre tracts, but get ready to join the crowd.

You have plenty of time to make arrangements. Remember the date is Thursday, August 19th. For further particulars, address or call on Hatton Realty Company El Paso, Texas Las Cruces Realty Company Las Cruces, N. M. imwni AMUSEMENTS.

NEW niLIi AT AIRDOME. Trip to the will be the bill at the Airdome tonight and manager Rich says it will be one of the best musical comedies yet produced at this popular summer theater. It will contain 16 big musical numbers, and a number of new costumes will be worn. In rehearsals the company has made a splendid showing in this new bin and the entertainment promises to be most enjoyable this evening. Bisbee vs.

El Faso, Sat. and Sun. ORPHAN BOY BROUGHT HOME FROM CALIFORNIA. Paulino Rodriguez. year old boy, was the guest of officers Fletcher and Clark at the plaza for a while last night and was sent to Chihuahua on the Mexican Central train today.

He had come through from Watsonville. where lie had been in the St. Francis orphange for the past two years after the death of his mother. A few days ago his father sent sufficient money to pay for his railroad ticket to Chihuahua and he was placed aboard a train. FEDERAL BI II DING NOTES.

W. J. Storks, a mail clerk on the El Paso-Sanderson run, is off duty sick leave. Edward McRae, a mail clerk on the run between Big Springs and El Paso is off on a vacation, and has gone to the exposition at Seattle. McKnight, chief clerk of the railway mail service, has received notice of the establishment of a postoffice at Belen.

El Paso county, Tex. The station is situated on the G. H. and all mail for Socorro. is put off at Belen.

A postoffice has also been established at Monterey, X. M. L. A. Ilustamier.

who has en enjoying a vacation, has resumed his duties in the mailiil, department at the postoffice. COLLINS HELD IN BOND. Vincent Collins, charged with criminal assault upon Petra Smith, was given a preliminary hearing before justice Watson yesterday afternoon and bound over to await the action of the grand jury in the sum of $300 bail. M. .1.

Gault, acting district engineer in the reclamation service, left last night for Las Cruces. DANDE thick, luxuriant hair lien nil other We guarantee All liOr and g(l. or -end thin with 10c or for KNOWLTON DANDER INK Beware of Ointments for Catarrh that Contain Mercury, as mercury will surely destroy the sense of smell and completely derange the whole system, when entering it through the mucous surfaces. Such articles should never be used except on prescriptions from refutable physicians. as the damage they will do is ton fold to the good you can possibly derive from them.

Catarrh Cure, manufactured by F. J. Cheney Toledo, contains no mercury, and is taken internally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. In buying Hall's Catarrh Cure be sure you get the genuine. It is taken internally and made in Toledo.

Ohio by F. J. Cheney Co. Testimonials free. Sold by Druggists.

Price. 75c. per bottle. Take Hall's Family Pills for constipation- 400 Cows Supply our patrons with 1200 gallons ASSAYERS CHEMISTS of pure milk daily. We also are making BTMteS OF THF 3EAUTT JFOT CO.

Mtr Independent Assay Office MfB D. W. Heokpaht K.M., Ancrrt for Ore Assays Chemicut Mints and RooorfJ Upon. BviUon Work a e8 Und Ijiborstory: Lv Francisco it hlbmntaaStfc CL PASO- TfclXJUlL Choice Butter And some very fine cottage cheese. EL PASO DAIRY CO.

J. A. SMITH, Manager. Bell Phones, 340, 361; Auto, 1156. Office, 218 North Oregon.

Custom Assav office CRITCHETT FERGl'SON, Successors to Hughes Critchett, Assayers, Chemists, Metallurgists. Agents for Ore Shippers. 119 San Francisco St. Phone 334. CHICHESTER PILLS THE DIAMOND A VI urr- M.PHJ WI Jftur forCIII.CHKil.TEIl 4 DIAMOND BRAND PILLS, for years known ss Best, Safest, Always SOLD BV DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE.