El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-09-22
INSURANCE ADJUSTERS
AT AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE.
Board of Regents Meets; Many Women
of Las Cruces Going to Irrigation
Congress-: Personal News

Board OF Regents Meets; Many WOmer
of Las Cruces Going to Irrigation
Congress-; Personal News.
Las Cruces, n. NJ, Sept 22.-Mrs.
T. Rouault, jr, and Miss Marie Rouault
spent Wednesday and today in Ell Paso.
the guests of friends.
Miss Ethel Foster expects to leave
the first part of next week for Nc
Alister, Okla, where she will remaiI
during the winter with her aunt
Judge F. W. Parker returned yester-
day from Silver City.
The insurance adjusters, J. E. Haw-
kins, of Ell Paso, NJ. V B. Benson, OF
Denver, and W. a. McGrew, of Denver,
arrived at the Agricultural college
yesterday, representing II insurance
companies in the adjustment of the
fire loss occasioned by the burning Of
McFie hall. Final settlement of the
matter was delayed on account of the
fact that the insurance companies re-
quire one man to be appointed as rep
resentative to deal with the adjusters,
For this purpose the board of regents
called special meeting at which r. e.
Mcbride was named as the representa-
tive to deal with the adjusters, and
it is thought that the matter will be
satisfactorily settled today
During the absence of president w.
E. Garrison at the constitutional con-
vention during October and Novem-
Der, professor J. O. Miller. registrar.
will be the acting president of the
New Mexico College of Agriculture and
Mechanic Arts
w D. Upton returned last evening
from a trip to Tularosa
Mrs. Isidoro Armijo and children will
leave next Monday for Albuquerque.
where they will visit relatives until
the Goth, when they will be Joined bv
Mr. Armijo and go to Santa Fe. Mr..
Armijo has rented a residence in the
capital and he and his family will make
that their home during the meeting of
the constitutional convention. to which
he is delegate from Dona Ana county.
Con Nolan has returned from Ell
Paso where he took his wife for sur
gical attention. Mrs. Nolan will re-
main in the Pass City in order to have
an operation performed
Mrs. o. G. Snow, Mrs. w A Suther-
land and Mrs. T. RouauIt, jr.. will
leave Las Cruces on the regular Santa
Fe train Saturday night for Pueblo
where they viii remain during the irri-
cation congress, their husbands going
up on the special train and. joining
them in the convention city.
The steam engine to be used by the
Los OAuCC halfway company its
line from Las Cruces to the Agricul-
tural college, and which has been on
exhibition in the Hoffman & Upton
drug store, has been moved into stor-
age. There are at present no indica-
tions OF active work on the new line
James T. Smith returned from FL
Paso last evening.
Marcial Valdez, jr, is dangerously i'll
at his home in this city.
Mrs. Frank T. French entertained
this afternoon at Five Hundred"
Miss Doris Foster is teaching the
public school at San Miguel this wear.
Las Cruces now has a motorcycle
added to its list of gasoline vehicles.
l.. E. Ruhle having purchased one this
week in FL Paso for his son. who uses
it in going to and from his home and
the Agricultural college
a. w. Hadley and WIFE of Ell Paso.
who were in Las Cruces Tuesday and
Wednesday, left last evening for Albu-
querQue.