El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-08-08
ATLAS CRUCES
Many Prominent People Are Reg
istered at the Leading Hotels. -
Mission Grapes, the First of the
Season, Have Put In an Appear

Season, Have Put in an Appear
ance.
Special Correspondence Of the HERALD.
LAS CRUCES, Aug. Z, 1S99.-The fol-
lowing arrivals in town Saturday and
Sunday stopped at the R1o Grande
hotel:
Duncan MCGOWAN. Organ; John
Craven, Tulsrosa, A. A. Castill, Albu-
querque: F.. J. Anderson, Denver; r.
Y. Anderson, G. s. Dunbar, Excelsior,
Mimi; DR.. W. Quinn and wife.
DR.. Quinn and wife are recent set
tiers in town. The doctor has come
here to locate permanently.
The following registered at the Don
VIM. r. Thomas, New York City:
Medene Sanders, Mesilla Park; b..
Greffith, Henry Wander Leck, Ignacio
Moth, Los Angeles: S. B. Sclhoone, Ell
Paso; F. w. Parker, Hillsboro; w. B.
Childers, Albuquerque: Geo. Hender-
SOD, San Frarcisco: Mackey, Organ
City; N. S. Trenton. Tucson; r. 2.
Barnes, Silver City; Geo. G. Hopkins,
Ell Paso; S. w. Sherfey, Mesilla.
We learn that an order was made at
Chambers on Saturday, letting Lee
and Gilliland to bail in the sum of
$40, 900. The bond Is now being per-
footed with w. w. Cox, 1. r. Holt, S.
p. Bean and II. K. Falkoner as sure
ties.
Decree of foreclosure and sale was
entered Saturday in the case OF Cor
nelius T. Jordan VS.. William L. Ry-
nerson and Alexandria Rynerson.
The premises covered by the mortgage
is the K. M. Ball place near Bruins
wick. E. A. Chaffee was appointed re-
fierce to sell.
Col. Henderson and sMackey were in
town several days the past week. They
had an option on the Modoc, subject to
the option held by Haden, Dunbar and
Anderson.
In the case entitled the United States
vs.. Rio Grande Dam Co., the case was
set for hearing Nov. LIST next before
Judge Parker at chambers.
On Saturday last the first ripe mis-
sion grapes of the season were being
peddled on the streets of Las Cruces.
1t will only be q few days now until
they will be plentiful.
E. A. Chandler the Mesilla bee man,
was in town Saturday with fine honey.
Mr.. Stuart of Dona Ana was in town
Lots of wheat is coming Into town
for the two roller mills at present time.
A gentleman handed me for exami-
nation with the request that I should
rGdQ q lltbl6 DOOh 6ublGlSQ n COu4
OF poverty" by Helen Wilmans. l
found the book so interesting that IS
Don as had read the same through l
turned back to the fret
page and commenced over again. l
am not prepared to say whether all
she claims can be accomplished by the
force OF ones own brain power, but she
puts forth many beautiful and true
saying the following for instance. "The
slaves of capital are where they are,
not because capital Expresses them
but they will not use their brains. EN-
ployers everywhere honor the grow
ing employee. No worthy man OF
would hinder the growing men,
tally of the ambitious employees; but
he could not if he would. Thought has
power to redeem any one by showing
him q true estimate of his own worth,
but so long as the so-called slaves of
labor will not think, they can scarcely
be called men. They are on lower
plane than that of men, and they are
receiving treatment in conformity with
the plane they are on. They have
only their own ignorance to blame, and
this is the thing they never think of
Was there ever more truthful say
ing by anyone than the foregoing? She
claims that it is q demonstrated fact
that mind CONTROLS matter and that
whatever the mind determines on do
ing can be accomplished whether it be
to get riches or heal the sick.