El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-04-12
NEW DEPOT FOR
TUCUMCARI, N. M.
Quay County Teachers Have
Profitable SeSsion-Tu-
cumcari News.

Tucumcari. N NJ, April 12-Tucum-
carl is to have new depot All of the
material has been ordered, and several
carloads have arrived. The new depot
will be erected on the site of the old
one and the old building will be moved
east of the freight depot Work will
commence on the building as soon as
material arrives.
The second annual session of the
Quay County Teachers association con-
vened in this city. About 80 teacher
are present. Hon. J. L. Clarke, terri
torial superintendent of schools, and
Hon. H. r. Pattengill. of Lansing, Mich.
are in attendance. Professor Patten gill
lectured to crowded houses on the sub
jects of Wisdom with Inheritance"
and on "-Gumption.'
Papers were read by w. F. Buffum,
of Nara Visa, Sarah D. Ulmer, of Hud-
son, r. E. Galloway, of Logan. Mrs e. S.
HaWorth, of Endee. T. NJ Spriggs. of
Montoya, John Raines, of Nara Visa,
James Cannon. of Hassell, and Mrs. F.
S. Kinds, of Tucumcari. The Glee club
of the Tucumcari high school rendered
some fine music.
A NJ. McCorkle. chief clerk of the E.
P. & S. W. office, has gone to Canada.
where he will spend a vacation of two
months. c. P. Huppertz will be acting
chief clerk during his absence.
~Postoffice inspector D. F. Dolin has
been inspecting the offices of the
county, and was accompanied by A. r.
Carter of Tucumcari.
W. T. Buffum, principal of the Nara
Visa schools. has contracted to conduct
the schools for another term.
Rev. Guy NJ Mcbride. pastor OF the
Methodist Episcopal church. has gone on
q vacation of four weeks TO his old
in I'M 70 vii OF
annual session of she Indiana confer
ence. of which he was a member before
coming to New Mexico.
The April term of the circuit court
Of the sixth judicial district, will meet
in Tucumcari on Monday. April IS
There are 125 civil, and so criminal
cases on the docket
w. A. Nicholas of Albuquerque, field
worker for the "Children's Home So
Getty is in the city IN the interest of
the society he represents.
Miss Sarah D. U1mer has been elected
as teacher of mathematics in the city
high school.
Barnes and Rankin have let the con-
tract for the erection of a business
building on West Main street on the
site of the old building. The new build
ing will be 50x12O and will have the
largest floor space of any building on
Hdlu SbIccl he lIOtEl Will De OF
plate glass and pressed brick Work
will commence on the building in a few
days.
The plans have been accepted and the
contract let for the Heman building
on West Main street Work will COM
mence about the goth of this month.
The building will be OF pressed brick
with stone trimmings and will be 25x
100 feet.
Work has commenced on the Metho-
dist church. Horne Bros, the contrac-
tors, say they will complete it by Sept
1. The contract price is $500. The ma
terial is reinforced concrete with pabbl-
dash finish.
The owners Of the Electric theater
are building an addition to their build
ing on North Second street. A stage
will be erected and several dressing
rooms added. The present management
has leased it for another year.
TafOya and Lawson have leased an
other room in the Hancock block on
West Main street, adjoining their pres
ent place of business, and the two
rooms are being connected by an arch
way
Lee Hamilton has sold the Sunshine
dairy to G. w. Trimble, who recently
came from Missouri.
Rev. Geo. C. Ulmer of Hudson, attend
ed the annual session of the Quay
County Teachers association
Rev. James Sinner. pastor of the
Methodist church at Obar. was visitor
to the Teachers association