Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1910-04-15
ABOUT TOWN.

ed one. Ask jim about it.
Supt. German reports great Sec
tions of green grass in the southern
part of the county.
The young people of the Christian
church are planning for Rally Day
exercises on May Is.
Drs. Hoffman and Williams were
in Santa Fe this week and register
ed as regular physicians before the
territorial board.
Sim Holsten and Mrs. Deamer
are just completing a long
string of cement walk on Silver
avenue. Osmer and McCurry are
doing the work.
II. II. Branstrat0r and family
of Indiana. have been looking over
the valley this week with view of
locating and bringing a bunch from
the Hoosier state.
Foreman b. s. Brown, of the
GRAPHIC, has purchased house and
two lots Of Mrs. Alice Register in
the northern part of the city. No
use talking, he just couldn't help it.
A travelling man of Santa Fe,
who has spent several days driving
through the country surrounding
Deming, says he is more favorably
impressed with this section than
any part of New Mexico he has
seen.
Contractor J. G.. Huff broke
ground Wednesday. the 18th, for a
fine business block for M. M. Kill
linger adjoining his store on Silver
avenue. The north wall of the
present store will he used as the
south wall of the new building.
The size will he 50x6O, and the
construction cement blocks. Watch
Deming grow.
p. G.. Newton, recently ticket
agent on the s. p. has been APP
pointed to n good position in the
III Paso custom house. The position
here has been filled by Ralph Greason
who has been chief clerk and cashier
in the freight department. He will
retain his position MS chief clerk.
Albert Field has the corporation
of Deming, W. A. Ramsay district
one and eight with the exception of
Deming; Prof. j. II. Clark has the
Lewis Flats district and other emu
merators will work the northern
part of the country They are all
good men and will make an accurate
count. Mr. Gatlin will look after
a part of the northern territory.
The fire department was called
out Tuesday afternoon to extinguish |
a firc.on one of the Session houses
in the south part of town occupied
by Mrs. Province. When the boys
got there they found it to be the |
tank and windmill derrick. 1t is
reported that children with matches
were responsible for the trouble.
Owing to the very favorable re-
port of the company's mining engi-
neer and the prospect of placing a
large block of stock on the eastern |
market at an advanced price, the |
25c stock may be retired any day
without notice. Both the engineer
and Manager Strum have found the !
properties very much superior in
quality and quantity than either ex-
pected. The assay results are very
gratifying and give promise of
placing the Bi-Mettalc Mining and
Milling Co. in the front rank, and
making the stock more popular as
it becomes known.
Mrs. Fendell and nephew, d. d.
Goodwin, well known and highly re-
spectcd by all Deming, have pur-
chased the Victor confectionery
store of Jas. Tracy and will he on
the job every minute to look after
their customers interests. A por-
ton of the candy will be made right
here at home and everything will be
rs neat as wax. Mr.. Tracy has
served long and well and his sue
cessors should be given the glad
hand and a generous patronage.
Attention is directed to their attrac-
tive ad. in another column.
County Supt. Ney b. German has
been inspecting the county schools