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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-11-08

gSnloba gee" bar | lPngere SO
uof6ruot 6ol6t lit itaaenOe Sp6rg8-
maol peOIige bOert eneite Drummer
lige til golgoogen: ogil 6it6cocf
betale 9engene tilboge2" 5 Gag
ifal oct iaa pie iio, booO Senipn
gGl8erne to0er oertil.
5 9grOo9s 2Gftes talte @i0iam
5. 0rDon Omaha San priiteSitd.
eocf og tilifpn0eOe bans 9aIg til
Il. 2. Senator iom en- Bnrting0-
oenoi96e0 San regne0e life Be
ifDlonin9en imoO 6ithcocf for at
6a0e loont 9enoe, iom ban life bar
betalt til6age, oa gtoten life IGn.
ger er loopligtig. Q1en 9a6lmon
buOilette0e 9rnan gonife nborm-
biertigt.
8 life min0re emo So Stater
fGmpes ser Dag meO stenme-
ieOlen aompen 0reier Jig ON man
ae pi9ti9e 5per98mooI 6or oct be.
les 9e6fommenoe er bet Di9tigite
Spsr9smaal, bnilfen politiif auler
nGIte aongres ifol fao. Og ioo bar
boer Stot fine ipreone Wprfeioger
at funlpe ON. 9no llofaloet bline
iom oct moa, Iaa oil 8Glgerne, ef-
ter at 8alget er ooeritoaet, bragg ct
2etteliens Suf. 8i boaber 0og, at
De 6ebre Grpfter mnn ieire opernlt.
iSrnncis Z. Goblin, Ell frenl-
ragenoe Sooierer / philadelphia,
paaItdar, at Ulrs. 9eQe glomre
Grippen life er bso, men bol0er Jig
ifiult ct Steos Hprbeoen al gbi-
cogo. Son Tiger, at ban er i9eii6-
oelie al 9repc ira 8enner, Iom be-
piier oct. Sun bar o9ret Jet | flere
9Der oa peo 2eilie6e6er inorsmmet
i'm Soentitet. Oct forlpoer UNDER
6. os., at neonte Sagf6rer piloe
benpenoe Iig 9ennem port lloenrigs-
0cpnrtement til peofommenoe Wpn-
oig6eoer / Gn9lono ON at faoGrip.
pens Senrettelie Com 10 ifuloe iin-
oe Steo / 8og) ubint. Sfer bette,
ioa oil Soaferer Goblin gaa til
@rrfs og fin6e Wrs. Grippen oe
beoiie, at bun life er 6sO men eno-
og meaet euenoe.
9lltomobilnlpffe. 9iocine, gSis.,
3. 9ioo. 3nfe Smith, 9. g.
Granoaa % ". s. Miller, ale al
Chicago. fom iarIig til Sfaoe, oa
DC / Ell 9lutomo6il itiilOe fere til
Stotionen Der / 9locine ior at fonl.
me meo iiOite 5og til Gbica9o. De
terte / 5ranf 81. Bulls Miaifine
9ua er Br9Iioent for Gnis 8braib-
ing Maifme So ber. Maifinen.
iom foite0e $4,000, er nGIten eoe-
lagf. apreren sSames 5ootbia boil
oes arreiteret til man ier, bbor0an
oct ganr meO Batienterne, iom lig-
ger paa ct Soipital ber
9ooieoelt Soma. 3es Moines,
,sa, 3. Rou. - Sol. Hooiepelt bolot
/ @aor olt otte 1aler Soma; De
bar ira en- Sime til noele faa Wli-
nutter lange Sem oar politiife.
nenIlie | Davenport. @eit 2ibertp.
Soma Gitp, Rarengo og Des gtoi'
mes. ) llniperiitp ssIoce Gbriitian
9burh ! 9es Moines bar Sopeo.
enmet .OporoseIie"; peo 1es Nioi.
mes Commercial Clubs ganfet bolot
ban en- upoIitiif Gale. og ioa taIte
ban peo 9rrermsoet. iom mn boI.
oes | Ees Noines. ! alt talte ban
iii $4,000 Renneifer.
! fine politiife 5oIer frenboIot
Aooicpelt. at oct eneite rette for re.
pubIfnnerne at asre bar at boIoe
iommen.
gle0ens Col. 9looiepelt pnr lee
9ioines. bilite ban paa ,Sorintiern
ocn gliis aIire 3rendl. bpis Sor
fatternopn er Oriaue lhdnrf
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-11-08
}oroen rnnot.

}oroen rnnot.
S SDerria bar man taIt 5ierene
poa Ell S6ne Oct bleO 8,124.
S 8DifInno uofommer for 8iOen
1929 8lu0e / 2,228 iorifeni9e
8per.
s 6et fronife BorIoment oil Der
6lioe inobrogt ct 8orile8 ON at in0-
f6re @reenipih-8i0.
ge0 en- 9fuftion forleOen / Com
oon betoltes Der $4,000 ar. for en-
s Moane0ers 8prefolp.
Onerforpoltningsretten / Berlin
bar for6uot Qln6rin9elie al Sfilte
meo @ooenaDne poa fremme6e
Sprog, I. SIS. Bolif.
@n Niaion-9eoroger. Berlin, 81.
Oftober. acknowledgement of ct Der.
oGren0e 9ogbanolerfirma, 8olfmor
Gprincns, er flpetet efter at baoe
9jort ii0 ifDloig | ltnoerilpb til ct
9eIe6 al 100000 Marf. gpriacus
er Dag fiinoet iom Sig 8eltou
&onalen.
8eroens aornproonfton Gom,
% Oftober Oct internntionole
Sano6rugsinitititt offentliggsr en-
Operiigt ooer Observation-Disclosures
af noole al De oigtigIte 9orniorter.
Derefter bar Yroouftionen of Soe-.
De / 9lor ppret 80 pGt. itprre, al
9fng 3. 4 pGt og al IA psf. itsrre
emo fSior; oerimob er Soprebbiten
81 psf, minore
tSorulpffet Slipper. 8ouais 6ranf-
rig, %. Ofto6er. aaptain WiaOiot
ioretoa | Dag en- 5lponine 100
MeterS Ssioe 0a ban efter nogIe
Minutters 6orleb niloe lonoe peo
@libefligt, itprteoe Mnifinen plllo-
ielie MOB Soroen og fnitItes Sap.
tain Maoiot fif 9rno paa Sierne-
fallen og osoe fort efter.
globelprpmierne. Stocfbolm, 81.
Oftober. &arolinife SnItitlit bar til-
oelt grofesior iSpIioloei oeo Uni
ueriitetet / Seioel6erg, @ebeimeraa0
gllbreht &osiel glarets meOicinife
9to6elprpunie iom 9lnerfenoelie al
Den Snoiats, ban bar giort Pr
beiOet for aen0ifab til GeaenS See
mi beO iine lln0erig9elier oe0rsren.
De Observation-Disclosures, Oeri oeian
ino6pfottet 9tllflein- Subitanierne.
anpitaliit ior en- 0og. Berlin, 20.
Oftober. Sil Morgenblaoene meloes
ira Snilm: @n reiienoe, Der opbolot
iig pao ct berbprenoe SoteI, itiol
Der fra en- 6omburgif areatlrban0-
Ter Ell anffert me0 10000 Mnrf
oe afreilte meo Mor9entoeet til
fSlensborg. Oct lpffeoes efter tele-
foniif Meooelelle at onboloe bom
oeo Eogets anfomit til SIensbors,
boorefter ban fsrtes tilbage til Su.
iim. 9lae Eapirerne uor geboIo.
Yroouftionen al Stadium. Con.
Don. 20. Oftober. Otter boao SEE.
miferen Sir IiIliom Homiep meo.
oeler. onpenaes Der mn 2imebouie
en- M fSremaanasmaooe til llopin.
bling al Haoilm al gesbIenoe ira
Gornipon. geb oenne 5remennas.
maaoe fan man buer Maaneo pro.
oucere u @ram Stadium. Nan bar
/ DC to iioite Raaneoer uopmoet
liae ioo meaet Stadium iom 10.
Ianbet | to Mar.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-11-08
YlanoeOe WieO0eleiler

Sra Seattle, g8aib., meloes I'M.
Der 6. os. OH to paa binon0en iels
9enoe efsploiioner 9alpion Sui.
mine ueo Ylacf Giamono, 30 @iil
SDoglt for Seattle. II a f6 Wi9no
bleu orgbt. @aSaniamling nngioes
iom aariao til gfsploiionea
5 South Smaba iiges 9itsrin.
teresierne iom ct iioite iortoiulet
6orlsg at baoe grebet til at iort9le
oe iremmeofeote glrbeioere, at oct
er fun inofsote 9lmerifanere, Der
bar Soo til at ~lcratcb" golgieo.
len. Yeen Der er isrget for. at e +
oil u9re Di9no peO Yalgiteoerne.
iom tan sipe 8eleerne julio geifeO
om at u9lee, iom De oil.
~Omabo Bee" beretter | Das til
Y'orsen ON ct Hpste, iom oil pioe.
at Der Importers 09Gno Sum
oreouis. fcrtrinsois ira Soma. tiI
ysebraifa for at femme for 9ifsrin.
teresierneS aanoioater, i9rlie oa
for GabIlnnn. Iet beoocr iig, at De
fommer for at ~buite@ giais, men
oct er Sifsrinteresierne. Der icnSer
oem herino. pPen 6ormanOen paa
ben repubIifanifc 'Siafsfomite blcu
epmrrfiom poa 6oIifnerict | Baar
% teIeionerenc til aae Gonntn.slo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-11-08

y0mo6a See" bar / lGn0ere Si6
unf6rnot 6ol6t tit itanenoe Spsrg8-
maal oeOIige boert eneite Drummer
Iige til golgoogen: ugil 6it6cocf
betofe 9engene tilboge?" 5 9ag
iful BET iaa pie iia, 6ooo Senipn
gGI9erne tooer 6ertil.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-11-08

5priieIiat 1eosinIo. oonOon. -.
Ottober. Tronnina Wiarps groorr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-11-08

aonitnntinopel, %. Ofto6er. Sui
tnnen bar @ftermi00og mootaaet
Den ar9ife @eianot @rpporis / Nj
lfeosalloiens. @eianoten foreItineoe
Den orpife Gbaree o'afiaires NIer.
anoropolis ior Sultanen. Sulto-
men 6no @eianoten bringe en- Sil-
ien til Gong @eorg.
OOerior oe al en- Del tprfiife
gIaoe bragte llotalelier ON Bor.
tens Stilling til 9abinettet Beni.
5elos bar Eorten ct Girfulere ill
Sprfiets @eianoter uotaIt, at ben
lite bar noget at inooenoe moo Be.
ni5eIos' llonppneIie til Minilter.
praiioent, itsnt ban tiolieere bar
agiteret poa 0reia; bo ban | ben
iencrc Sio bar inoiooet en- belinbi.
sere Solonina. oil 9'orten afpente
oct me Snbinets SanoIinaer. Gerfor
er Den oipIoniatiife 5orbinoeIie bei.
Ter life blepen aibrnot. men @e-
ianotenS SrIou fim forIpnaet
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-11-08

Situotionen / @refenIano. 9ltben.
%. Ofto6er. geni5elos bar Sam.
retS Wae0e Aites ofgipet Ell @r.
fl9ring, 6oori oct bl. a. beooer Ioa-
leoes: Gegeringen is9er at tiIenoe-
bringe paa Ben 5eoIt mltlige Waooe
Oct 89rf, bportil BET nup9renoe
&ammer er inofal0t, og om beitoor
/ en- Geoilion al De 5orfatningSbe-
ltemmelier, om life bsrer til oe
gritnolpgeenoe 9fegeringenS gro.
gram bill blioe foreIagt 8efoIfnineen
for De fomnenoe 8alg. giegeringen
oil b9re SmIorg for SpretboIoelIen
al Sroen og 0iiciplin / Spren og
for, at 2ooeneS 9eItenmelier tier
Sploeit, o9 bil ifrioe ino MOB ct.
boert 5orlsg, Der maatte bIipe giort
poa at ioritprre ben loblige Droen.
Soa0 Den ltoenri9ife golitif ongaor,
oa tr9nger @rpfenlano bsieIte
@rao til 5Sre0 oe SO, og bette er
oen beoite @rlno til, at 2anoet sn-
ifer at bioroee lit til at opbeoe
Ofisforitaaelier og g(ariagerne til
MiSforitaaelier for oeroeo at f9ftne
oen 5reo, Der er Ell iton1gaoelig
9fsoOenoi96eo for oct greife Soils
og ale OrientenS 5oIfs fSremeong
og 8rioieI.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-11-08
f99. AGra.

Spirit 5rancis al 8ecf, er 1 Gag af-
gaoet oeO Ggoen, 40 9lar gommeI.
8riniens 8gO ifpl0tes en- grpIt.
6inoebetGnoelie, boorfor ban bGeo
opereret TO @ange. aongen ogDron-
ningen aflag0e 9eieo Spgeo9rel-
Jet ST. ~ Morges oe forbleo
elmer bos grinien. ST. 1912 /
6ormioOagS oen0te Moieitqterne til.
ba9e 8rinien 0e0e liot fgr al. II.
Gnglanos 8laaoe. 2onoon 81.
Oftober. 86rite 9(omiralitetslor0,
DEC Sienna 6olot / @aor 9lant6onp
en- Gale, / bpiIfen bar erflare0e, at
9alfourS orlarmerenoellOtolelie for
nDlig ON @nglano8 0}agt til Sgs
boerfen It6tteoeS pe0 &enosgernin.
ger eller &aI. glQe gortier par eniae
pIlt al Un9lan0S 2DerDerreoerllne
til Se5 moatte opret6ol0es. eng
lanos OOerleoenbeO baooe 6reos-
tio alorig opret ioa itor iom nu
poa enfelte ltntaeelier npr.
9aIfour 6ao0e poaItaaet, at naar
England 6oooe 81 Dreaonouebts.
ifi6e f9r0ige, pilOe 0et fun bape 4
mere enO Ell piS anoen Mogt; men
ppofommen0e Ologt bnpoe MI II
Sfi6e af Den 9lrt fnroige eller unOer
8Dgning, oe til Slutningen of 1912
fllnne 0en life foo flere of 6enne
Eppe f9rOige. W}en til ben 8io oil.
De england baoe % Qreaonoubt-
Ifi6e bells fer0ige, oelsy ontrent
fproige.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-11-08

mites5ormpno ON at o9re paa
8ngt.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-09-01
CRUCES LAND OFFICE
DISTRICT CHANGES
Federal Office at Washing
ton Designates Changes
in Lincoln District.

Las Cruces, \. NJ, Sept 1.-THE local
land Office here has received notice
from the commissioner Of the central
land office directing that the bound
aries of the Lincoln land district in
! this territory be established as fol-
lows: Beginning on the boundary
lire between the state of Texas and the
territory of New Mexico where the
first parallel south intersects the same
thence west along said paralIef to the
range line between ranges Is and II
east; thence north along said range line
to the township line between town
ships 2 and 8 north; thence west along
said township line to the range line
between ranges and 9 east: thence
south along said range line to the sec
ond standard parallel south; thence
east along said parallel to the range
line between ranges 10 and II east;
thence south along said range line TO
the township line between townships
II and 3 south; thence east along said
township line to the range line between
ranges Is and IA east; thence south
along said range line to the boundary
line between the state of Texas and
the territory OF New Mexico; thence
east along said boundry line to the
southeast corner of the territory Of New
Mexico; thence north along the bound
airy line between New Mexico and Texas
to the place of beginning
The reestablishment of the bound
aries above indicated will take effect
on Oct 1, 1910, and receivers and
registers of the land offices here and at
Santa Fe are instructed to transact no
business pertaining to the lands within
these boundaries after Sept. 80, 1910.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-09-01
CRUCES ORCHARD rs
NEAR FRUIT BEARING
Benefits of Pumping Dem
onstrated by John Baum
garden on His Ranch.

Las Cruces. X. NJ, Sept. John
Baumgard1-l, who owns a ranch be-
tween Lere and the Agricultural col
lege, was in the city yesterday. Mr..
Baumgarden has planted over 1900 fruit
trees on the mesa land east of his
home and has one Of the finest young
orchards in the valley. He has peach,
plum, apple and pear trees. some Of
which are two years old The peaches
viii begin to bear next year and he
expects TO commence realizing on his
investment after the coming year. Mr..
Baumgarden installed a pumping plant
last year, using an eight horse power
gasoline engine with a three-inch
centrifugal pump So far, he has lost
less than y of ! percent Of his trees,
and they are now far enough advanced
so that all danger from loss is past.
Mr.. Baumgarden's land is above the
ditch level, SO that he has depended
entirely on his pumping plant for irri-
cation, and from results so far attained,
he states that the pumping is a paying
proposition. He has also raised fine
vegetables of all kinds during the past
two years and now has a large vine
yard which will begin to bear next
year.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-09-01
RIM STOPS THE
REVIVAL MEETING
Minister Turns 1t Into a 80
cial So All Can Get
Acquainted.

After battling with the elements Ior
| % minutes, evangelist Head and ms
workers had to give UP in favor OF d, t q
weather man Wednesday night Winnie
The curtains OF the tent Mapped ana
/ the rain pattered on the roof the choir
and congregation sang themselves hoarse
until the preacher announced: 1t Is
enough. We viii turn this meeting INTO
a social. Some OF you people have been
/ living on the same square with each
other for years and have not become
acquainted yet, and as soon as the meet
| ing Is. over you grab your belongings
ard leave. and W. ~ have Z slsnee
o meet yousr From that TN "A
he rain ceased, the biggest crowd 5aat
as been in attendance during the seies
mingled. until everyone in the tent had
net everyone else
There will 0e no mOrEing services THIS
week, but the afternoon prayer meetings
viii go on as usual
On Sunday night Afr. Head will ad-
lress his sermon especially TO women,
put everybody is invited. On MOnday
hight MS sermon will be especially 20
nen. Mis- Pitts and Mr.. Jolly, the 90
oists, viii sing at each service.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-09-01
PARENTS OF SCHOOL CHILDREN
ARE MOVING TO LAS CRUCES
Mail Driver Has 1fand Injured by Rib
of Umbrella; Many Visitors in the
Busy Valley Town

| Las Cruces. n. NJ. Sept. Mrs. A. L
Mitchell, or Socorro, has moved to Las
/ Cruces in order to give her daughter.
Miss Lorena, the benefit of the educa-
! tional facilities offered by the Agricul-
turai college. Herman Smith, of the
same place. accompanied Mrs. Mitchell
and will make his home with her while
attending the college.
John T. White, Of Chicago, who spoke
at the armory last evening, left today
for home, going by way of Ell Paso.
Royal Jackman and family, former
residents of Anthony, were in the city
yesterday from Mountain Park, going
from here 10 Anthony to visit friends.
Harry L. Parks, the bee man from
Mesiila, was a business visitor in Las
Cruces yesterday.
Charles E-Don was Gown from Santa
Fe yesterday calling on old friends
T Rouault, jr., returned yesterday
from two days business trip to FL
Paso.
Mr.. and Mrs. H c. Newberry, of
Leasburg, were visitors in the city to-
day, the guests of their daughters Mrs.
w. A Sutherland and Mrs. C. D. Case.
DR.. 1. c. Oden. of FL Paso, was in
Las Cruces yesterday on business con-
nected with his real estate holdings in
the Mesilla valley
- " So-A, VI III GGSO, was AShS
Yesterday and today comforting with
the town-trustees and the county COM
mlsS1oners ID reference to the proposed
new roads in this county.
+. A. Pope, who recently bought a
one-half interest in the Priest ranch
north of Dona Ana, was in the city to-
day on business.
John nj. Zerse, of DanvilIe ILL.,. was
in Las Cruces today on his way to FL
Paso, from where he will make a trip
to the City of Mexico.
H. G. Lighter, Of Paxton. Ill, who has
been making trip from lcoast to coast,
was in Las Cruces today He left this
evening for Ell Paso, from where he
will go to New Orleans and from there
to New York.
r ]. Amador has returned from a
business trip to FL Paso and Juarez,
Mex
1t is now planned to extend the
Alameda road straight through the
town of Las Cruces, from where it in
tersects the city street to a juncture
with the Canine Real.
b. F. Scott, who drove the mail route
between Las Cruces and Organ for
many years, is suffering from badly
lacerated hand, caused by fall while
Mr. Scott was on his way home during
the storm of Tuesday evening. He was
carrying an umbrella and the force of
the wind was so great that he\ was
blown off his feet and landed on the
rocks at the side OF the road, one OF
the ribs of his umbrella cutting a cash
in his hand
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-09-01
BERINO SEES SMOKE
FROM FOREST FIRES
Many Important Changes
Made in Management OF
Irrigation bitches.

! Berino. y. NJ, Sept The smoke
from the great forest fires is visibl'
here as z heavy haze obscuring the SUI
and the distant mountains The croI
season is over and no one is at al
sorry.
At a ditch meeting held at Anthony
considerable business was transacted
J. c. McNary resigned as secretary, OF
account of intended absence Tor
month Or more in the east and the
vacancy on the board was filled by the
appointment OF James Langford.
cash assessment was ordered TO defraI
the fares of the ditchs two representa-,
tfSeS - the -trF4zstfoaE-sGng .
Pueblo, Harry Heffelman and G. A
Snyman being named as delegates.
was decided 10 begin the annual ditto
cleaning On Sept. =. quite mont
earlier than usual, as the ditch will
widened to 20 feet for about eight mil |
and the construction of a branch car |
directly into the Anthony country is
tended, early work is desirable.
Thus the Three Saints ditch Wipe |
the best ditch in the Mesilla vajy'
though it is expected that them
provement will mean an outlay of alut
SIS. 00O.
The Berino-Anthony Farmers SO
citation met at La Tuna and tranSteo
considerab BILE routine business, dugh
they neglected TO elect delegs 10
the irrigation congress.
On Wednesday, the cOmmiSsion'f the
ditch met and reorganized by Getting
James Langford president, Will T. A
Thompson went from the presid1cy I"
the secretary's chair, J. 5. Broos con-
tinuing as treasurer.
Politics continues the orderof the
day The candidates on the 'eoples
party MADE the rounds of thii end OF
the valley last week and are olloWeo
by the stand-pattsrs this week, ana
one night behind Shem foHws the
Peoples party speakers.
Visitors to 81 PasO this we& lncluG
ed Carl Price, II. c. Rawligs, j. u
Rishaberger, while ]. ". Bakr went 10
the county seat on business.
Alfred Hunter is over in he Whlte
Sands district on q horse hut
Miss Harry Rishaberger sd MIS- l.
A. Ferlet made an overlandJourney Is
Ysleta, Tex.,~and returned uesday, re-
porting excellent time.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Bs'ade spent
nearly all the week in El Paso' choos
ing their new home.
Mrs. J. T. Baker and gandchlIdreh
have returned from a yisitto friends IL
Rodeo, n. Nj.
". o. McNary is back 4 the LucerH
farm after week spent with MS IAN
lily at Mountain Park.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-09-01
La MESA Is STIRRED By
BOTH ,POLITIfAL PARTIES
Republicans Hold Mectng Which Is
Followed by Democrats ut n Similar
Rally: PersGais

La Mesa, n. NJ. Sep. 1.-Messrs- D.
V. Peacock, Isidor Armjo. Dr. Garrison.
W. A Sutherland, E. e Moreno and
Cesario Pedragon. of Las Cruces, and
Chas. E. Miller, of tnthony, We're in
town campaigning 10 the Republican
party Tuesday They eft here Wednes-
day morning. w c Mead and h A
Rod gers went with fem.
NJ o. Llewellyp, @tarinO Armijo. n
c. Frenger and W. Iunt of Las Cruces
are here holding a Democratic meeting
tonight.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Il. White are visit
ing W. c. Mossman
Miss Clara MunC- of FL Paso, who
has been the guet of Mrs Linn, re-
turned with her h5ther, VIII, to Cham
berino.
F. Cragin is in E Paso today on bust
ness.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-09-01
Las Cruces and the Mesilla Valley

Richard, Gen. and Mrs. B. J. Viljoen,
Mr.. and Mrs. Potter, Mrs Linn, Misses
Clara Mundy, Anita Mead, Messrs. Vol
ney Potter and Roy Jones.
Mrs. B. NJ Williams and daughter
Dorothy are guests of Mrs. J. r.
Livesay.
Miss Katie Heron has returned from
the normal at Las Cruces.
Prof. sJarves has arrived from ArkaD-
sas and viii open school Sept 5.
The young men gave a dance COM
plimentary to Mrs. B. N. Williams OF
FL Paso.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-09-01
CHAMBERINO FARMERS ARE
HAULING ALFALFA CRoP
Mcxicans Celebrate Feast Day With
Ponrp; Two Births In Valley Towns
RerubIicaus Neet; Personals

fCX1Ca0S NcleDEatc cdSl O6I WIN
Pomp; Two Births In Valley Town
Republicans Neet; Personals.
Chamberino, \. NJ, Sept. IA nun
Der of farmers are taking advantage OF
the dry river and hauling alfalfa 20
Berino station for shipment
Mrs. c. c. Burnsides, a trained nurse
OF Ell Paso, is attending Mrs. C. a. VI
joen.
Mss Kate Adams OF FL Paso sp.nt
last week as the guest of Mrs. 0sar
3. Wood.
The last two cuttings OF alfalfa hEe
been rather light owing TO the lack OF
water for irrigation
B. B. Touch, the bee man, reports 8
good yield OF honey this year.
Mrs. ]. Snyman and daughter Of
Berino were visiting on this side Tus-
day.
AS is the yearly custom among ne
Mexican population here, FL Dia Sn
Louis de Chamberino was eeIebratsd.
| Crowds from the neighbe<ing towns
gathered to participate in the fssts-
tiles.
F. s. Case, Southern Pacific agsrt az
Lanark, was down Tuesday lookng at
valley land with a view to adding TO
his ranch holdings here. Mr.. Cas- has
a so acre fruit and alfalfa farrr and
| expects to make this his home.
The Republicans held a rally Il the
school house, followed by a dare.
| Late local showers give good pros-
| poets for another cut of alfalfa.
! A. T. Anderson, who is holmg a
bunch of fine bucks here on psture.
has moved them up TO the Griner
place.
Mrs. Sutherland, an old time Sient
of this side, is visiting here this reek.
She expects to return to her spe at
Douglas Saturday.
Two births are reported this yssk a
daughter being born to Mr.. and Mrs
c. n. Viljoen at Lucern farm: $50
daughter to Dir. and Mrs. Lons Car
penter.
Vicente Lopez is spending a fer days
! in I'll PasO
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-09-01
EARLHAM RESIDENT HAS
AN OLD LAND PATENT

Las Cruces, n. NJ, Sept. Eli New
som, deputy postmaster at Earlham.
(Vado), New Mexico, was in the city
yesterday to file his official bond. Mr..
Newsom has in his possession a United
States patent to the ranch upon which
he lives, this patent having been iss-sd
in 1881 and being signed by president
Benjamin Harrison. He has been in this
territory for the past 90 years with the
exception of about four years spent in
Lafayette, Ind, while his son was at
tending Purdue university. While here
yesterday he was the guest of S. A.
SherfOy.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-09-01
ANTHONY SELECTS THE
IRRIGATION DELEGATES
Will Accompany Ell Paso and Mesilla
Valley Delegation TO Pueblo; To
Enlarge Irrigation bitches.

Anthony, \. NJ, Sept. AT a meet
ing Of the water users of the Three
Saints canal, Harry Heffelman and G.
A Z. Snyman were appointed delegates
70 the national irrigation congress to
be held at Pueblo. The delegates are
to accompany the Mesilla and Ell Paso
valleys delegation
It was also decided to widen the main
canal to 20 feet, work beginning Sept.
18th, and to build a branch from the
main canal TO be taken out near the
San Pedro forks, taking in considerable
land not now under ditch.
A Republican rally is to be held at
the Anthony school house Thursday,
Sept !, and is to be followed by q
dance.