The Eddy current., 1898-03-19
Cornod beef al U. 3. Meat Market,

tensiVe improvements on MS hoho
Just north Of the court house.
Assessor Cochran came down from
his Guadalupe ranch Monday and is
looking after business this week.
The beet sugar company manage
ment disclaim any attempt 10 charge
farmers for more seed than is used.
Elliott Hendricks Is now working
for the Pacific Mutual Life Insurance
Co. and ~ meeting with wonderful sue
cess,
Lee Corn took out a wagon load Of
Mexican sheep shearers yesterday.
This looks As II shearing time was not
far on.
The water will be shut off next week
from the big canal to give an oppor-
tunity 10 make some needed repairs on
the llume.
Thursday was 81. Patrlck's day and
was observed In Eddy by services In
st. Edwards church at & a. M. by Rev.
II. Kempk0r.
Rev. T. l.. Lallance returned home
Tuesday from Toyah, Texas, where he
assisted in a revival meeting for a
couple Of weeks.
T.. A. Gray and family are now
snugly fixed IN the Fennessey place In
Rio Vista. Mr.. Gray is setting out
quite an orchard
Mr.. Percy Hagerman came IN Thurs
day % look over the valley and attend
20 business connected with the +. /. g.
i. Co. and railway.
w. j. Barber and family and Miss
rena Nymeyer returned home Tues
nay from two weeks visit 10 Mr.. BIS.
ranch sixty miles south
Prof. Henry Bigger opened his prl
vate school Monday, with a good at
tendance. The school promises to be
Hhe best Eddy has ever had.
Messrs. Gatewood and Estes, the
Texas lawyers retained by ID. l.. Kemp
10 defend his case In Roswell next
week, were In town Thursday.
II the farmers are not obliged 10 pay
for more seed than they plant this
season II will induce many 10 plant
who had decided not TO raise beets.
Gus stegman, OF Miller, contem.
plates the purchase Of the Eddy cleo
trio light plant. The lights we're con.
spiclous by their absence the last two
nights.
A wool securing plant for Eddy is
the next big Improvement on the tapis
and the Argus Is authority for the
statement that II will be In operation
In time for the fall clip.
Miss T. J. Brennan, sister Of Mrs A.
G. Crmpbell, accompanied Mr.. Camp.
bell home from New York, arriving
Sunday. Miss Brennan will remain
with her sister for some time.
Some bee keeper In the valley should
have foundation mill, or two or more
might purchase one Ia partnership
The mill, which costs only $1,000,
would save its cost In one season.
The Castalian club was addressed
Wednesday night by Rev. J.. l.. Kell on
tee prison system of the United
States. DR.. Emerson will present a
paper on the English constitution next
Wednesday.
Miss Mabel Jones, formerly OF Eddy,
was married In the City OF Mexico 20 q
man named stephenson, formerly
sporting editor on the Herald OF III
Paso, but now employed on the En-
glish paper Of Mexico, the Two Re
publics. Stephenson is said 10 have a
wife and family Of grown daughters In
Kerryille, Texas.
A party Of young people visited the
big Guadalupe cave Sunday and report
having had peasant time. The party
iconsisted Of Misses Maud Buck, Bee, ie
Bailey, Ella and Maud Clark, Bell and
Ann e Archie; Messrs Lorbear, Wheat,
Jim Chrlstlief, Joe Cunningham, Bert
Robertson aud A. l.. Douglass.
W q. Brown, OF Houston, Tex, has
bought . half interest IN q. r. A. Rob
ertsc acksmlth shop. Mr.. brown
rs a Che mechanic IN both iron and
wood. lie and his family arrived this
week. EDDY can now boast of having
,one Of the best blucksmlthing and
wood work shops Ia New Mexico
Carl Gordon, who resides with his
/ Vncle near McKtrck spring west Of
town, was arrested Monday on a com
plant sworn out by VIM. Jones, the
Rocky Afroya cattleman. Gordon Is
charged with shooting down a COW
pony owned BY Jones simply 10 spite
'ythe owner lie Is also charged with
theft OF COW. Gordon had an ca.
animation Tuesday before Justice
Roberts and was sent 10 iail 10 await