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PASO HERALD Monday," April 11, 1910. UST1GETHREATEN CLERK Stormy Session at Clark Hearing Clark Admits Signing Larrazola's Name for Jury Script, WTiich He Says W. B. Bull Got From the Clerk Larrazola Admits that He Sold the Script to the Defendant. In the preliminary hearing' of the case script had been secured by TV.

B. Bull of Ike Alderete against Charles Clark, charging forgery, before justice Wateon Saturday afternoon, near the close of the hearing, the Justice acvlsed Alderete that if he made another disturbance, he would have him sent to jail. "You know enough about court -work to understand there is a certain dignity on an order from Clark. Larraxoln Wltiiesn for Defence. The state then announced a rest and attorney Jones asked the dismissal of (the case on an oral demurrer, alleging that no one had been defrauded.

Justice Watson overruled the motion, after which Larrazola was called as the first -witness for the defence. He stated that in February, he had MINT BUSINESS HOUSES SEEK NEW LOCATIONS BECAUSE OF BUILDING WCRK Owing to tne fact thai the American I corner of San Francisco and Santa Fe National bank and Mills buildings are being demolished there have been several removals in the city during the past two weeks. The Bazaar has moved from the corner of San Antonio street and Mesa avenue to Jthe building formerly used by the Lapowski Mercantile company on San Antonio street. A. P.

Coles from the American National bank building to Morehouse block, in ithe store formerly occupied by Scott White Co. Scott "White Co. have moved from the Morehouse block to Mills street, and George Morgan, stationery, from the Corner of North Stanton and Texas streets to Mills street. W. C.

White, grocer, has moved from the corner of Mills and North Stanton streets to the corner of Kansas and BIDS ON GLINI OPENED hnni- inctfv Watson announced. iurv scrin-t du him to the value of I "and you should have a little respect, which he sold to Clark and IJJitJt- I leueiveu ciUQ iuiui fx.iv, xwu i ---j ton street to the corner of Myrtle ave- even for a justices court. i rArpiv S1 5 TOOre. The hearing was a stormy one, Al- "About that Larrazola stated. derete and Clark both addressing the "Mr.

Vlderete hnd a notice published court at times and also interfering with I In which it was announced -that persons the action of their attorneys. Alderete having jury script due them must come on one occasion announced that he and it, which I went to do, and was would not introduce all the state's eVi- dence before justice "Watson. The court ruled otherwise. Clark Not Put Under Bond. Clark was allowed to go on his own recognizance.

At the hearing, Clark was represented by attorney T. M. Jones. Assistant county attorney Murphy appeared for the state. Ike Alderete, who made the complaint, was the first witness on the stand and he stated that in February, J.

B. ar-razola came to his office and asked for the jury script due him. Upon investi-gatIon, the witness stated, it was dis-civered that the script had been secured by TV. B. Bull, a court stenographer, by virtue of an order bearing the name of Larrazola, but signed by Clark.

Alderete stated that he showed the order for the Jury script to Larrazola, and that Larrazola stated that the signa- ture was not his ana that he had never authorized anyone to sign an "order for script. Miss M. M. Phlmiey, cashier in the district clerk's office, produced books from the office showing that the jury informed had been grren to Mr. Bull on an order from Clark.

I told Mr. Alderete that I had never authorized anyone to sign my name for script." Upon being- recalled, Larrazola stated that he went to Alderete's office to secure the script for Clark, as he had sold it to him, and that he was not In terested in the case pending at pres- ent. Clerk on Stand. Clark was then placed on the stand in his own behalf. He stated that he had purchased the jury script from Larrazola, and also alleged that Larrazola gave him authority to sign his name to an order for the script if he (Larrazola) did not see him (Clark) within three or four days after the sale of the script.

He also said that he signed Larra-zola's namo to the order for the script in Mr. Bull's office, and gave it to Mr. Bull, as hehad borrowed money from Bull. Mr. Bull was also placed on the stand for the defense and stated that Clark had given him the order for the script.

h.ILROAD NEWS. CONDUCTOR TAKEN FROM TRAIN, WEST El Paso Man Arrested at Derning on Charge of Smuggling Chinese. E. B. Clark, a passenger conductor on BURGES TO GO TO WASHINGTON Will Urge Government To Rush.

Work on Elephant Butte Dam. To urge secretary of the interior R. A. Ballinger to get work started at nue and Cajnpbell streets. The Eastern Grill restaurant has moved from the old Gem building to the Bijou theater on El Paso street, while the Bijou has moved from Its present location- to the store formerly occupied by R.

C. Lightbody Co. The Gem saloon has moved from the present location to the store formerly occupied by Fassett Kelly, on El Paso street, and the Jenkins Piano company from 611 San Antonio street to the corner of Texas and Stanton streets. The Republic Coffee company has moved from the corner of Texas and North streets to East Overland street, near the 'corner of South Stanton street, while Horace B. Stevens has moved from the Mills building to the corner of San Francisco and Santa Fc streets.

The Santa Fe city ticket office has moved from the Mills building to the streets. Silberberg Bros, will move shortly from their location on San Antonio street, near El Paso, to the Van Blar-com building, at the southeast cornel of Mesa avenue and Texas streets. It Is planned to put in new plate glass windows and to improve the ex- terior of the store proper by placing marble slabs about It in a manner sim- i roa(j were presented to the county SS.V3S Jg-tSZ-Sfc SSSI Valley Residents Protest Against Grading Unless Macadam Is Used. Bids for the grading of the Clint-Fa- ews- Brevities I Iff Stephens Deming, X. who returned to that city with the men Sunday night.

According to the police, the men are wanted at Deming ia. connection with the disappearance of some telegraph linemen's tcols. Train Bulletin. Ail afternoon trains are reported on time- Lester Contests Election. Felix H.

Lester, the defeated candidate for mayor on the Democratic ticket at Albuquerque. N. has con-1 tested the municipal election. ine writ of mandamus In the proceedings was granted by judge Ira A. Abbott, but he has not set the date for a hearing of the case.

Jackon Sanltarj- Grocery-Has fancy Florida, grape fruit, two for 25 cents. Phone 353. Dr. Cameron, dentist, over. Guarantee shoe store.

Auto phone 1744. Jackson' Sanitary Grocery Has navel oranges for only 20 cents, SAUER BUYS MORE JUAREZ PROPERTY being held over until 2 oclock this aft ernoon in order that the court might de- We have moved to main floor of Mor- mAei tc 4-la cnviaacfiil ninpr AJ v.iut nmw wio wit uvvcmi gan DUlluing, on avenue, ne.u Calisher's. Latta Happer. Grebe cleans clothes. 41S N.

Oregon. The Petrolithic and Construction com-pany bid $7275, Richard Caples $6582-50 and M. C. McKinney 6600. However, McKiiiney offered to give 1 percent off on the iiet amount paid him for the gradiifg of the road.

County engineer Meadows held that this was a conditional Did. ana wnne vr-r. Tiri ho -Rfo Grande Kinnej' offered to do the work cheaper, Avnere 4ney ni be phased to see their there were no conditions asked for in frifnd? and natrons Husband Fined -A. P. "Wilson, a negro, was fined $3 in police court this morning on a charge of assaulting his wife.

The wife said on the stand she was half Mexican and half negro. Use pure Lucca olive oiln Eagle Brand, C. Triolo. 419 S. El Paso street.

Reaioval Drs. J. Brady and H. Letord have moved their offices from the TYells- a. conditional Did.

ana wnne par2.n Will Help to Widen Street on Which He Fronts in That City. George G. Sauer. owner of much real Atate In Juarez, has purchased additional land at the rear of his property at Calle Corado and Calle Comerclo. the call for bids, so he proposed that the xne purcxiae is pii-pinttuui iu commissioners take the matter up and widening of the principal street at that they decided to wait until 2 oclock to point, ine uunuuig prujeciiiiB decide number or teet into me tnorougmare.

it Thw-P av.ts nQiMmhlp rli'nwmi re- will oe reDUiit on a line witn. oiner jading the grading of this road, several 4 Coles over White with UUCIU1 qV.MJUl. NlUUtlL Gl 1 1 il i. I I T. XT -T-T i viwitsy liiuvi owners uukiji" Tjart uiiu au.ue I ui- r.

-n. uiunn tnerear was purcnaseu iron. folding it would be inadvisable to grade U11C IVtlU AUU HlflL miu iu IU StAUlU uc Dr. Carpenter, ofrice st the Eye and Ear hospital, Stanton and Wyoming. Dr.

J. A. HedricJc new location room OFFICERS ELECTED AND A DIVIDEND DECLARED. Great Texas Realty Company Declares Percent Quarterly Dividend. The board of directors of the Great Texas ReaLty company met Saturday afternoon The officials of the company were elected to succeed themselves for the coming year and a 3 per cent dividend wag declared for the first quarter of the year, ending March 31.

History Of Tobacco Trust Case, On Appeal i nnfft on tli "RlAnliflnt "Fnifr flnm TJioTi- the' S. running west from El Paso, ard F. Burges, representrng the El Paso was arrested- Sunday night at Doming, urater Users association, will go to X. by federal authorities the Y.rashington, D. tonlglit.

charge of smuggling Chinamtn into The board of governors of the Water users association met this morning at Texas. TVi nffuo nf TAll-v lTprnnA7 on oc Conductor ClarK's train, wnicn resultj a mass of ater users will be oclock at Insofar 'as the decision of the United States circuit court was against the tobacco men. it was against them on the broad ground that there was a combination which interfered with competition in trade and all such combinations were declared to be prohibited by the Sherman law. The law- was conceded be "drastic," and littleJ doubt was lefc that it did not meeH the. approval of.

that court. The government's proceeding was against the American Tobacco company and 65 allied concerns and their officers, all of them were charged with forming and maintaining a trust. The suit was based on allegations of viola tion of the Sherman anti-trust law and effort had been made by them to restrict the production of tobacco or to i fore macadamizing it. This matter was passea unui nirs auemoon. Roads Improved.

Surveyor Eubank reported he had re-floored the bridges on the road to the country club and had fiej up the bad places in the road, 100 being appropriated to meet this exTense. Judge Bylar 'reported $52,500 in the -iini-xaoens roaa iuna. R. F. Burges said: 'The position taken by a majority of the people is that a complete road should be finished as far as the funds will permit.

The val- 'ley is narrowing in considerably about a hmile this side of Fabens, and it would seem to us best to complete it aa far as 'There are two objections to grading iu ana noi. sunaemg it oecause it woum make no better road and it would soon 'be torn up. It seems to me cf no great benefit to PTade it alon" tho 5ivail. work a hardship to independent to- aDle funds ifc wonlrl nn-wiM hmld Ytanrn rlon'Arc: 1 i -i 11 The "GovOrnmentV Charge. It was charged by the government that eer since 1902 there has been an apportionment of the tobacco busi- A crackerjack bill tonight at the Happy Hour, a feature bill composed of the BEST acts so far at the popular theater.

Jackson's Sanitary Grocery Has fancy white asparagus tips for only 20 cents a can. Phone 353. pose of the government was to force the dissolution Of the combination ami held "Wednesday afternoon at 2 the destruction of what was declared the chamber of commmerce. to be a' mononolv of the tnharm hni- The governors are desirous of hear-I ness in restraint "of commerce, not only ln the United States, but throughout arrived in El Paso this morning at 4 oclock, was brought in by conductor C-C. Hackett, who relieved him at Dera- ing expressions from the land owners Clark was also arrested several and water users under the Rio Grande months ago at Deming, It is alleged.

project, concerning the "report of the At that time, he was a. freight conduc- commission allowing: the Vlctorio Iand tor running from El Paso to Lordsburg. 1 and Cattle company 5199,097.25 for landH He was alleged to have stopped his the government desires for reservoir site train at Anapra and to have allowed and for railroad right of way, in con-seven Chinamen to conceal themselves structing a line to the Elephant Butte 1n a freight car. The car was opened i dam near Engle, X. M.

at Big Springs, Texas, and the China- The price is considered exorbitant, but men found in it. the El Paso water users will urge that the arrest of Clark, and the monej- be deposited, and that work i a finished road six miles, benefiting the people as far down as possible. Freudenthal's Idea. Commissioner Freudential remarked: "The road the commissioners in-tended ness Of the world between the Ameri- rto 'build would be almost as good as a can company and the Imperial com- macadam road." pany and a practical monopoly of most R. F.

Burges replied: "It seems to oi tne important Drancnes oi tne ousi ness. The British American compan was alleged to De an outgrowth this arrangement, 'that company having been organized by the other two to virtually all the people at Quadrilla carry on the sbusiness outside, of the will be served," judge Evlar stated- a.M vjiv.o.1. uinaiu. j.1. iiic piJnj-ILltll in LIIC1K I JIU eilOUJJIl May Retain Incorporation.

On April 16. the citizens of Socorro will vote on the question of disincorporating- the town. There was to have been a meeting at Socorrro, Sunday, but none 'was held, so the election will be held. However, it is expected that the town will not be disincorporated, as sentiment at this time seems to be in favor of continuing; as an incorporated village. Held on Theft Charge.

Adolfo Martinez was arrested Saturday night by policeman Fletcher and docketed at the police station on a charge of theft under $50. He Is accused of having taken some Jgoods from the Blue Store on Overland street, according to the police- A touch of rheumatism, or a twinge of neuralgia, whatever the trouble is, Chamberlin's Liniment drives away the pain at once and cures the complaint quickly. First application gives relief. Sold by ali dealers. 1 1- 'me that everywhere an unsurfaced road iy -Jis very unsatisfactory, particular' for I 0 the use of automobiles n-a thev pnr nr ti Our $2.00 sepia picture is just the thing for the school children to exchange among their little friends.

Stuart. Ill El Paso Street. Dr. Cameron, dentist, reliable den- the use of automobiles, as thev tear up tisry. most reasonable prices.

Over an unsurfaiJ Guarantee shoe store. "Work guaranteed. also of some of the provisions of the was especially contended that no judg- money to build a com-pleted road to "Wilson-Gorman tariT law. The pur-1 ment would be effective that did not FaJbens." prohibit the continued operation, even To this statement Mr. Burges replied: as purchasers, In the United States.

you get to within a mile of Fa- be resumed on the dam site, pending- ap peal frcm the decision of the commission. -THE COTTHTS. 34TH DISTRICT COURT. J. R.

Harper, Lillie Roberts vs. William W. Rob- Followin also two of his brakemen, Uiey gave bond in the sum of 5000. Alrlater secured their release. The arrest of Clark last night Is stated to be on the same charge.

SATA FE CITY OFFICE JTS MOVIXG TEMPORARILY The city-ticket office of the Santa Fe railway, located in the Mills building. will be moved Thursday to the quarters erts, divorce: filed. on San Francisco street formerly occu-j Jose Garcia vs. Dela Cadera, assault pled by the Bisbee cafe. The change ofj murder; on trial.

locations, however, will be only tern- porary. as the Santa Fe will occupy 41ST DISTRICT COURT, the room in the ney 12 story A. X. Walthall. Mills building1, which is to be erected i J.

C. Hansen vs. Simon KInsella, suil on the site of the present "building. on debt; on trial. CHANGES IX CLERKSHIPS CITY HAS NOT ACTED ON OX SOUTHWESTERN LIXE PROPOSED GIFT OF PARK nii- Tie proposal of P.

E- Kern to Houf5OR S. has ac- Tke Tk to the dty has -epieu a. position in -aso as cniex i ctn0 clerk to Eugene Fox, general freight rX;" for thl fir large part-of the-tobacco using- world Focr Judpres Listen. Four judges sat in the hearing of the case In the trial court, and while three of them ultimately found common ground for a verdict, they were so divided In their respective lines of reasoning- that each propounded an opinion of his own. In general terms the verdict was Va declaration of guilt for sl majority of the corporations on the ground that they 'constituted a combination contrary co the law, and while an injunction against' these combinations was granted there was no pronouncement on the subject of monopoly, which the givernment has especially sought to obtain.

The bill as to the United Sigar Stores company, a domestic corporation, was dismissed, as were also the bills against the Imperial and British American companies. English corporations, and their subordinate American concerns. notwithstanding the contention by the government that the Cgar Storescom-pany was the retail instrument of the trust In this country and the English companies the foreign divisions of it. Ciprar Stores Escape. The dismissal in the case of the Cigar Dens you reach practicallv as raanv peo- MOTTRTVT "PTMUND Ple as to Pabeiw.

The vallev rail- 1UUU.V1N XXUXiMlJ Toad franchise onlv call for a Hi to OF 14 YEABS a mile of Fabens." Protest at Grading. TrWl TT4-l Spenee said he would rather jn ju.uipiu ell JULUbCJ. uieu, i -have the road left as it is than have it torn up. J. J.

Schairer said? -'TIia minnto t- i put a plow or scraper into this soil vou destroy your foundation. Don't mde John York is dead, and all the sisters that road unless vou can macadamize in" You might as well throw vour monev Without Religion, Drops Dead. Dr. Willis R. and nurses and porters and domestics at Hotel Dieu mourn B.

Latta said: 4Tr they grade it urinary and rectal diseases- served various capacities in the big! and don't ncadamize it for sevpnl i 231. 203, Caple's building. hospital. months thy ennnot use it this vear. 1 his loss.

It has int tne Eio Grande as to grade it and I not macadamize it for a year or so-" John ork has tt- to i. Editor Assassinated. Pittsburg. April 11. Frank Ska-la.

editor and mission -worker, -was assassinated while leaving- the little Congregational church in "Woods Run. A raggedly dressed and collarless man nicked his wav -throueh the crowd, and When he was only a step behind the leaders he pressed a revolver to Skala'i head and fired twice. PROPOSALS FOR BEEF AND MUTTON. Office Chief Commissary. San Antonio.

April 5, 1910. Sealed proposals, in triplicate, for furnishing-and delivering- from July 1, 1910 to June 30, 1911. inclusive, fresh beef ana mutton called for by Commissaries at Forts Bliss. Clark, Mcintosh, Sam Houston, Texas: Fort Logan H. Roots, and Forts Reno Remount Depot and Sill, In accordance with specifications and conditions set forth in Circular No.

4, Office Commissary General, "Washing--ton. D. arch 27, 190S, will be received here until 11 a. May 5, 1910, and then opener. Proposals received and opened same hour by Commissaries of those posts, each receiving proposals for his own post only.

Proposals will also be received stating- prices at which bidder will deliver beef and mutton of temperature not greater than 50 degrees Fahrenheit. Information fur-mished on application. Envelopes containing proposals should be endorsed "Proposals for fresh beef and mutton," and addressed to undersigned, ox to Commissary of post bid for. J. E.

Cu-sack, Chief Com'y. "It cured me." or "it saved the life my child," are the expressions you hear even' day about Chamberlain's Colic. Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. This Is true the world over where this valuable remedy has been introduced. No other medicine in use for diarrhoea or bowel complaints ha3 received such general approval.

The secret of the success of Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy Is that It cures. Sold by all dealers. Jackson's Saaitary Grocery Has fresh Mexican strawberries for only 50 cents a gallon basket. Phone 353. Two shows nightly, 7:30 and 9 p.

m-Matinees Sat. and Sun. Both phones; reserve tickets anv time. Happy Hour. Smith, "Z'sxn.

genito- Office rooms Jnsst ni ho n-3 5 arranrln? in stnrt expect tO SPdld a JTOOd manv thousand his day's work in the engine room of $fS there and am slmPl? taking for the hospital early Sunuay morning, John R. B. Meadows tlioueM it would be ork fell dead. Heart trouble caused well to grade it first and then in ar few Dr Starker, 31S-319 Caples. practice limited to diseases of the eye, ear, nose and throat.

the death This afternoon a delegation from the hospital attended the funeral. There were eight sisters "in their habits, and four women and as many men nurses in their uniforms. There was no widow, for John York was a bachelor, of 45 years. There were no services at the fu- months put down the rock work. agree with Mr.

Sehairer that "we should not tear up that dirt except when absolutely necessary." Mr. ichairer said: "It vou want to and nassensrer-atrenf of thp Sm.twf- all- iui "'c Ui court 10 nna t- -vrr. -r i i some time. -i- Krnr. Mayor Sweenev said this mornin tt n4.J TV 7.

"We -have not had time to go into the Tr pj-anc if" 3afC rut matter as yet and therefore it will be of the two foreign corporations tn th where he has accepted a position as i impossible to say what will be done circumstance that thecontract for the chief clerk 5n the office of the general I wim llie proposition, nave ueen ousy passenger agent of Rock Island. preparing my message and have beeii grade it. nait until we get our first I crop of hay off first." Extravagant Expenditure. I itw. neral, neither at the undertaking chaoel J-uie eraragn monev nor at the grave, in Evergreen ceme- ccs pent on the sleta-Clint In luau t.o uunu xne xvnzar.o road.

He One man wanted all of his fence posts cut off at the same height. I told the boy to ask him if he didn't want us to put a ilag on each nost. Trainfi "Wrecked; One Killed. Spokane, April 11. In a head-on coliplon between two passenger trains on a trestle In the western part of the city, one man was killed.

Ed. Tynan, a mall weigher, is dying, and more than a score of people are suffering from injuries The passengers in- jured were In the smoking car. Shoots to Stop PrisiTHer. Policeman Lon Garner fired four shots to stop Pedro Lopez. Saturday night.

when he broke away from him on Overland street while they were on their way to the police station. Lopez, the police say. was accused of having taken two small pieces of silk from the Boston store and the policeman was taking- him to the city jail. whn he broke and ran. The officer fired four shots and he stopped.

He was docketed at the police station on a charge of theft under $50. Fotoi. FotoK. Now is the time to have your fotc? made, while the weather is cool and you are 'feeling fine. Dainty sepia pictures In neat'browji folder only $2.00 per dozen.

a StHart, El Paso Street. Special, ladies' purses, shopping- EI Paso Trunk factory, north side plaza. Fiaed laPollce CoHrt. G. TT.

Hutton. charged with being drunk and disturbing- the peace, was fined $5 today by judge Lea. Policeman Enlow said that the man had thrown a dry battery at an automobile hitting the rear wheel, and that as he went to arrest him he threw another at him. Hutton said he had -merely rolled one of the batteries along the street and had accidentally hit the auto, but had not thrown anything- at the officer. tery.

John York had no religion the words of one of the sisters: was just a good fellow." 3IRS. L. E. ALVARADO. Afrc t.

-r Hvi-iin vo'nro nf o- Commissioner Smith snid? 'T holiov-o that there had been any exercise of died Friday night at her home. 1412 ought to grade the roid and let it control over it by the trust restricting Sixth street. Surviving are a number 1 settle and then macadamize it as far as he the freedom of trade, and in the cause 1 of children and a brother, J. A. Esca- ABOUT RAILROAD PEOPLE.

i to go into the proposed plan deeply E. N. Leamaster, district oriniifrli i molro rtdoictnn ww sunwin- 1 tendent of the Pullman comnv in "MOTHER" THEW VISITS Albuquerque THE JUAREZ POLICE W. VT. Finley and son, Will, of Kan- "Mother" Thew, who proudly wears da it.

who nave oeen nving isi police and fire badges of a dozen cities, Past) for SPVPrill TTAtrS firB mvino.nn. t. It rt -i maoe ner invasion into a iuieiji.ii. Paso for several weeks, are preparing to return to their home. Mrs.

A. N. Brown, wife of A. N. Brown, general traffic manager of the Southwestern, has arrived from Chicago visit in El Paso with her hus band, who is here on business.

land yesterday. She visited the Juarez commandant and made a speech to the assembled Mexican policemen. Of course, 'madr Thew" was presented with a Juarez police badge to add r5z-1 -v-l -j, tU iltJI liUC CU'lttUUU. UIIU 11U.U. UC1 TaToeilway' Transportat com- TtUre Stendin" bCSlde pany.

arrived inEl Paso this morning JuareZ Pollceman- f.1?,erl3r I PRISONER BROUGHT HERE uu me cjjLCiii i'acuc in California, has been acepted for ser- vice on the S. R. C. Speer, a telegrapli. operator, has gone to Tucson, where he will be assigned to work.

FEDERAL GRAND JURY RETURNS SEVEN INDICTMENTS. a return seven inaictments was made by the federal grand jury this afternoon. Separate counts were announced againstjGone Sang and Mar Jock, who are charged with falsely Impersonating a Chinese person named in a certificate of residence. Separate counts were also returned against Ong Hang; Chin Wong and Sing- Lee, charged with offering a bribe to an officer of the United States. In the indictment against Maximo Torres he is charged with importing aliens The defendant in the seventh indictment was not announced, as he has not yet been arrested.

FROM DAX.HART. TEXAS. George Lazare was arrested at Dal-hart and brought back to El Paso by deputy sheriff Juan Franco. An indictment charging him with theft was returned this morning by the grand jury. According to the sheriff's department Lazare is accused of taking a diamond ring, diamond ear rings and $50 in money from Lillian Jleffler.

CANNON DEFIES THE INSURGENTS ONCE MORE Washington. D. April 11. Speaker Cannon today again defied the insur gents to depose him from the speaker-ship? declaring in a speech from the floor that ''unless the Republicans who do not approve of the personality of their speaker have the courage to join a solid minority, I remain speaker until March fourth next." distribution of foreign business was made in England. Disregarding the plea of the government on the point of monopoly, the elr- vi.1"1 adjudged the American To- iimn) ui.

me su bordinate general companies' to be parties to an unlawful combination: to be each in itself an unlawful combination, and each to be a holder of share I in other companies. They were en- Joined generally from continuing in the combination or from doing anything in furtherance of it; from engaging in interstate and foreign commerce, and from acquiring the plants or business or exercising control over issuing companies. The issuing companies also were enjoined against per- iwiLtiiijf aucn control. The bills against the officials of the various companies who were included In the original complaint were dismissed. Appeal Taken.

Both the government and the tobacco companies appealed the case to the supreme court the former because of the failure to Include all the defendants In the prohibition and also because of the limited scope of the verdict as to the others. and the companies, on the general ground that there should have been no verdict at all against them. The Argument. oumcut uj. me ixise in ine su jeda.

Mrs. Alvarado was a widow. Fu-1 xreudenthal said: "We will not rade neral services were held this morning, wie road and then let it go. It will ancf interment made In Concordia Catho- positively be an asphalt-macadam road." lie cemetery. J.

J. Schairer asked for the macadam izing of a cross read from the T. P. crossing at Clint to the store cf M. C-McKinney.

Nothing was done with' this. Roads Expensive. Judge Eylar said: "We are short on money and the roads are costing more than the estimates. I expect the Ys- lof -an1 AnfjlinTiT- rnnli will -miv OO l(( PLEAS ENTERED i over the estimates, as Ave are nfaking TTvT A ueiaei ruuus luu.ii cuuiempiatea. j.j.1 j.

UUUlvi reudentnai Dr. Cameron for reliable dentistry. Jackeon's Sanitary Grocery Has fresh California strawberries every morning. 2 baskets for 25 cents. Phone 353.

MRS. MARY BRUSOE. Funeral services for Mrs. Mary Bru-soe were held thi afternoon at the Church of the Immaculate Conception. Interment was made in Concordia Catholic cemetery.

RESERVE THE DATE! FRIDAY AND SATUR- mAV THE CIRGUS jj JJiixj.iUW, raj--lLWiJJ acrobat finds it necessary at all times 15 AND 16 DINGrAIilNG- to keep his muscles and joints supple. That is the reason that hundreds of STUPENDOUS A-them keep a bottle of Ballard'-s Snow rrw. rriTfYfcT rT? nTDnTTCS Liniment always on hand. A sure cure irii.ilt?I4 Ui? LrlxCtrUb for rheumatism, cuts, sprains, sore A A throat, lame back, contracted muscles. SXL' A corns, bunions and all pains.

Price GrYMNASIUM. DON'T 25c. 50c and $1.00 per bottle. Sold by -ayrTCici -rmt all druggists. JMIbS IT! Man 77 Years of Age Gets Off With One Day.

Other Sentences. After spending: six weeKs In the county jail waiting for trial, Jesus Sanchez pleaded not guilty to the charge of receiving smuggled property this morning in the federal court. The defendant's age is noted as 77 years on judge Max-ey's docket, and a sentence of one day In jail was imposed, the court taking into consideration the six weeks spent in prison while waiting- for trial. Erdaterlo Pinoda was found not guilty, but was held in custody two hours on reeeommendation of the assistant United States attorney. Prajedis Acosta was found guilty by the jury and sentenced to four month hnnrisnnmonf Miguel Paleinares pleaded guilty and preme court consumed three limes Hernandez.

much time as is ordinarily allowed fo7 Salcldo eered a olea or tne presentation of cases. The government, which was represented In the hearing by attorney general Wicker-sham and special assistant attorney general McReynolds. made the most sweeping charges concerning the combination. They sought especially to have the exempted organizations included In the prohibition, declaring that the Imperial company and the British American company had been so manipulated as to provide for a complete monopoly and divisions of the tobacco business of the world. An effort also was made to have the- verdict of the lower court so extended as.

to have the entire combination declared a monopoly in restraint of trade On behalf of the sentenced to -u days, and Jose Oronn was sentenced to 20 days. Zeferino Ro mero was lined $20 The defendants pleading guilty were charged with minor smuggling offences GILCHRIST TEAM AVIXS I2V ASSOCIATION MEMBERSHIP FIGHT By obtaining 61 members for the M. C. team No. g.

Gilchrist," captain, won the membership campaign contest ending Saturday night. The five teams failed in. the hoped for results, the securing of 250 applications to reach the 1000 mark. Only a total of 153 new members was secured. However, the membership committee will continue the campaign liii ana next, hopes of reach ITC 1 lt mnoi.r.nll..

1 i companies it was contended that no 1T pos- v.t.i.1. WHIJlJJilljJIl. said: "AVe will have 000 or $50,000 by Feb. 1, 1911, for this purpose. Evlar: '1 figure we now have about $30,000 in the road and bridjre fund.

The original intention was to build a first class road trom Anthony to la-bens." Smith: ''All we need is $1,000,000 to build all the roads we This matter went over to 2 oclcck. Other Matters. "Win. 3Ioon, of Socorro, asked for a road in Socorro, claiming the old road paralleling the countv rodd is useless. I This was referred to count commission er Perez and engineer Meadows.

A certificate of character was granted M. A. Dolan in order that he might take the for admission to the bar at Galveston today. New District School. Residents of La Valley asked for the establishment of a school there, creating a new district from Sierra Blanca.

Ac tion was deferred until commissioner Love is present at a meeting of the court. 150 EL PASO PEOPLE. IN THE GSEAT BINGc-ALINGr CIRCUS, Y. M. C.

A. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY NEXT. TICKETS NOW ON SALE. FIFTEEIN HIRT IN COLLISION OX THE ROCK ISLAND. Cedar Rapids.

Iowa, April 11. A passenger and freight train on the Rock Island road collided head on at Garrison, nea- here, this morning. Fifteen people were hurt, one fatally. OFFICE OF CHEEP" QUARTERMASTER, Department of Texas, San Antonio, Texas, March 12, 1910. Sealed proposals in triplicate for furnishing Fue, Mineral Oil.

Smithlnsr Coal. Charcoal, and for Three Month's Supnly of Forage and Bedding Hay or Stra-v, required during fiscal year ending June 30. 1911, at Forts Bliss, Clark, Mcintosh, and Sam Houston, Texas Fort Logan H. Roots, and Fort Sill, Oklahoma, will be received until 11 oclock a. April 12.

1910, and then opened. Proposals will be received at the same time by Quartermasters at each post named for furnlstiing- said supplies required for that post only. Deliveries to commence July 1, 1910 V. S. reserves the right to reject or accept any or all bids or any part thereof Information and blank proposals furnished on application here or to Quartermasters at various posts.

Envelopes containing proposals should be marked "Proposals for (indicating class of supplies, bid upon) at and addressed to respective Post Quartermasters, or to Col. Jno. L. Clem, Q. M.

Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is sold on a guarantee thai if you are not satisfied after using; wo-thirds of a bottle according to directions, your money will be refunded. It is up to you to try. Sold by all dealers. Treasury Department office of the Public Health and Marine-Hospital Service, Fort Stanton, X. April 3, 1910.

Sealed proposals will be received at this office until of May 14, 1910, to ftsmish ten grade Hereford bulls, for use of the Public Health and Marina-Hospital Service at Fort Stanton, X. during- the fiscal year ending- June 30, 1910. Schedules and further information may be obtained upon application to the undersigned. H. S.

Mathewson, P. A. Surgeon. P. H.

and M. H. S. "We have moved to main- floor of Morgan building, on Mesa avenue, next to Calisher's. Latta Happer.

Addresses Stranper Club. Rev. Miles Hanson addressed the Strangers' club at Carnegie library Sunday afternoon on "John Fiske's Destiny of Man." AVe Can Please You. "We Avaut your custom, if you're a reasonable person. Even If you're not easily pleased, if j-ou can be pleased and would like to have the-oovel experience of finding a grocer who cares whether he does or not, we want your trade.

Jackson Sanitary Grocery, i Phone 353. EXPERT ARRIVES TO TEST THE C1TYTVATER Dr. H. TV. Harper, professor of chemistry at the University of Texas, at Austin, arrived ia El Paso (this morning- to investigate the quality of water supplied to the city, and also the source of supply.

The Investigations were ordered by judge Maxey of the federal court. Dr. Harper stated today he would probably remain in El Paso a week, during which time he will analyze the water supplied- by the mesa and Vatts weH pumping stations. Buy a Maxwell. Best automobile on the market for the price.

Rader Ac Alexander. of Dr. Prentiss, specialty diseases stomach and intestines. Trust Bldg Grand Jury In Session. The grand jury is meeting in special session today and it is understood it will investigate some alleged forgery cases.

C. L. BIUlnKton, 709 Magoffin. Tel. 14S9 painting, paper hanging, decorating.

Taken to Demlne. James Rankin and TJ. S. Goodison were arrested Saturday night-and docketed at the police station as fugitives. Sunday they were turned to sher- AHHOHHceient.

Pass City Fuel Cnmnam- n. Wlmberly. Owner. Successors to Smith Sll Texas street. Dealers in coal, wood, hay bran chops, oats, corn, cement, etc.

Phone Automatic 1S18; Bell 1479. Having returned to El Paso to live 1 respectfully ask for a share of the patronage of my friends and the general public, promising satisfaction as far as it is In my power to give it. Geo. C. Wlmberly.

ABBOBBcemeHt. Having sold my fuel and, feed business, at 811 Texas street to the Pass City Fuel Company TVImberl. Owner), I respectfully request that mv friends andewstomers continue thei patronage with the new company. I will continue with the new company as office manager. mith Ce.

By R. H. Smith. ACCUSED OF FORGERY. S.

E. Adkius. a real estate dealer, was arreted this morning oif an Indictment harcjing the passing of a forged Instrument. Bond Tias fixed at 1000..