El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-09-22
GOATS ARE SHIPPED
FROM SILVER CITY
Sewer System Near Compile
ton; Prehistoric Teeth
Found: Land Sales.

Silver City, Sept 22-The first
large shipment of goats from this point
was made by the Bear Creek Angora
Goat company to its farm in Pike
! county, Missouri, which the company
recently purchased from F. w. Knoll
tIenberg The shipment comprised three
car loads of pure bred angoras. This
company is the largest raiser of an
goras in this county.
The criminal docket of the district
court has been disposed of and judge
| Frank w Parker pronounced SEN
| fences upon the three persons convict
ed, namely, Jesus Lopez, assault, two
| to four years in the penitentiary; Ino-
cente Chacon, larceny, one year in the
! reform school at Springer, and James
Silver, discharging a gun in a set
| Element nine months at Santa Fe-
| These were the only convictions had
at the present term, although quite a
number of cases were tried.
| The sewer contractors expect to COM
plete the sewer system of this city
by October l. The cost to the city
| will be approximately $4,000 and
marks another step in the progress
| of the town. The. major part of the
1
| granite formation and this has de-
| layed the completion of the contract.
The large septic tank will be put in
place the coming week, by which time
| the system will, be ready for the ap-
prevail of the city council.
Extensive Improvements are being
/ made on the Sheridan block on Yankee
street by Joe Sheridan, mine inspector
! of the territory and owner of the
! block. The brick work of the corner
store room is being removed and
| plate glass fronts on the south and
west sides will be put in and new
cement walk laid on the west side. Mrs.
| o. S. Warren has the contract.
| Thomas Lyons, manager of the ella
Farm company and one of the largest
cattle owners in the county, left on
his annual bear hunt in the MogolIon
mountains.
George Burdette. Henry Rosencrans
and Harry Barnhisel, of this city, ac-
T, companied by Judge Leahy and Harry
Schuffener, of San Francisco, left for
the West Fork of the GiIa, where the
party expect TO hunt for the next
month The quail season opens on the
first OF the coming month and fishing
is good also, so the party expect to
have successful camping trip
Col H. H. Belts, well known in this
city, has received appointment as dis
trict deputy exalted ruler of the Elks,
for this territory. He is past exalted !
ruler of the local lodge
Rev. J. w. Siler. of San Angelo
Texas. has arrived and will preach at
the Presbyterian church next Sunday |
He is expected to be called to the To- |
cal pastorate
DR.. William MacLake and wife. ac- |
companied by Mrs. a. E. Atkins, wife |
of local contractor, left for Ell Paso |
on a visit
Hodge Boulware, the young son of
assessor Boulware, is i'll in a local hos |
pital being threatened with typhoid |
fever.
Judge Frank w. Parker was called /
10 his home at Las Cruces by the i'll !
ness OF his wife. He returned to con-
elude the criminal business, but will |
likely be unable to remain here this |
week to try number of important /
CIVIL cases Judge McFie who presides
over the Santa Fe district courts. has
been wired to come here for the re-
mainder of the term.
victor Davidson, younger son of F.
j. Davidson, Of Pinos Altos left for Los
angeles, Cal, where he will attend /
school the coming year
Judge E. E. Ellinwood. of Bisbee
and John N. Ross, a mining man of the
same city, are here TO attend the trial
OF mining suit involving some prop
critics in the Bdrro mountains
A T. Mills. who is the general su-
perlntendent of the Phelps, Dodge Co..
IS In the city inspecting the mining in.
terests of his company, situated in the
Burro mountain mining district.
Matt Fowler is in Socorro ATTENDING
the present term of court.
Attorney Harry E. Pickett. of Tomb
stone is visiting friends in the CITY
and attending to some business mat
ters- He is son of Col H. L. Pick
EFT, who formerly practiced law here |
ana is now an active candidate for
united States senator from Arizona
This is Mr.. Pickett's first visit here
since he was eight years of age.
Geo. NJ Sublett merchant and min
ing operator in the Burros, has moved
MS family to town for the winter
Inc Sunnyside sanatorium is having
another large cottage erected. and
also single one each to have album
dant porch space
}. T. French is erecting bungalow
near the New Mexico Cottage sanato-
rum, to be occupied when finished ~,
Arthur Foster
Postmaster general Frank w Hitch
COCK arrived here on yesterdays tram
ne VIII spend few days in the c,1v |
after which it is reported he will toin
Thos. Lyons in his hunting trim in +ba
Mogollon mountains
Inc Victor Land & Cattle companv
mas made another large purchase of
ranches and cattle, buying out Geo v
Yates & Son. The ranches lie betwaan |
Faywood and the Mimbres river. The
cattle VIII be delivered as gathered
upon the range during the next few
weeks and are expected to number
400 or 600 head This company recent
~ purchased all the holdings of Ed
ward Dickinson, known as the p r,
ranch and brand of cattle This gives
II some 1900 additional acres of nat
ented land, situated about five n3,1ss
from the company headquarters a.
Apache Tejo, and the c cattle are
now Delng gathered and will likely
number more than 1000 head. The nv,
purchases give the company much
valuable land and water rights a.
Joining its large holdings in that nor
ton of the county P0-
An important find of prehistoric rel
les was made at the workings of the
Conner |