El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-09-06
BOYS FINED FOR
KILLING TWO DEER
ClOudcroft Justice Tries the
First Case-Bridal Party
at Resort.
(By Mrs. W. S. Tilton.)


P. McClenny, the new justice of the peace
at North ClOuderoft, tried his first case
deer out of season. Those arrtsted we're
Horace Stevens, ir., Jimmy Davis, son of
W. c. Davis, and Paul Ellis, son of Mrs.
Grace Ellis.
These boys had been out camping and
were coming home in high glee with two
splendid deer as trophies OF the chase,
when they ran square into game warden
Rodgers.
Paul and Jimmy pleaded guilty and
were fined $50 each. Horace, jr., looked
the Judge squarely in the eye and said,
Not guilty" and no one could doubt his
word. After the trial, the yenison was
taken out into the open square and auc-
toned off. Some kind friend bought two
quarters and presented them to the boys.
| who later sat down to their 500 feast
and in time viii brag of the banquet they
had when they were in their teens, at
500 the plate The money goes to Otero
county.
Charles Stevens and Charlie Beisswen-
ger bought the venison, Beisswenger bid
ding as high as S4.35 for one of the
saddles. The hides were not auctioned
off
Garrett King has returned home.
Mrs. L. S. Stewart returned to town
yesterday after a very delightful visit as
the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. H D. Slater
Mr.. and Mrs. W. C. Sharp and son re-
turned to FL PasO yesterday, after spend
ing the entire summer at Cloudcroft.
H. H. Fris and mother and sister. Mrs.
L. FRS and Miss Bertha, of Holland,
Mich, who spent the week end at the
Lodge, left for FL Paso yesterday
Mr.. and Mrs. F. 0. Stain, the late bride
and groom. have returned to Ell Paso
after spending part of their honeymoon
above the clouds. Mr.. Stain is employed
in the general offices of the E P & S.
w at FL PasO. They were showered with
rice on arrival here.
The. J. A. Eddy camping party re
turned yesterday, reporting having had
the time of their lives and of having
seen the most glorious and picturesque
scenery that exists.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". H. Forbes, who are
taking driving tour through the coun-
try, stopped over at the Lodge yester-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Loomis, baby and
nurse, who have been occupying a cot
tage here since the middle of May. re-
turned TO town yesterday
Mr.. and Mrs. Lamar Davis left for
home yesterday.
Dr. and Mrs. Herbert E. Stevenson de-
and three of the sisters of Hotel Dieu
at "Hill Crest yesterday. Before leay-
ing on the returning train, the doctor
took both the sisters for a drive owe,
the resort. showed them the almost COM
pleted new hotel and the site of tire baby
sanatorinn. The good sisters had no
words sufficient in which TO express their
delight at all they saw and of Cloudcroft
in general
". H. Hapeherty has returned. after
spending few days in Ell Paso on bust
ness.
Miss Jamie and Miss Anna Grace Ellis
have returned to Fl Paso. after having
just the best time ever at Sans Souci''
cottage for two months. Mrs. Ellis and
her two younger dau0hters and son, Paul,
will remain at the Croft a while longer,
as she is expecting her son, Lieut. DIN
Ellis, to spend a short leave with them
here.
Miss Kate Adams and Miss Elizabeth
Young have left for home, where they
will take up their duties as teachers in
the Ell Paso schools.
Charles Stevens and quest, A. H.
Rodes, the insurance actuarv. spent
few days at ''Stevencroft."
Mr.. and Mrs. H. d. Slater entertained
week end house party at Cabin Joni
mae" The kuests were Mrs L. S.
Stewart and daughter, Virginia, and Miss
Emily Ormsbee
Late arrivals at the Lodge include the
following: Robert E. Horton, Ell Paso
F. o. Stain and wife, FL Paso; T. D.
Robertson, New Orleans; F. s. Robertson,
Mesilla Park: Mrs. L. FRS, Holland,
Mich; Miss Bertha FRS, Holland, Mich;
H. H. FRS, Holland, Mich; L. G. Rat
cliff Houston: a. c. McEleran. St. Louis;
". II. Forbes and wife. e. Paso: Mrs.
". B. Dawson. FL Paso; Miss Bernice
Shirley. Denver. Colo; IeeH. Crews, FL
Paso: Harry B. 0gg FL Paso: H. II.
Smith, FL PasO; P. H. Kersey. Ell Paso;
N. \. Smith. Chicago: G. d. Gamble and
wife, FL Paso; A z Sylvester, Silver
CITY. y. NJ; A. Z. Bulls, Dallas; E. L.
Blllis. Dallas: W. H Hosmer, Chicago:
z. I. Willis, New Orleans: Dick Dixson,
Dallas; f. L. Henderson Henderson.
Texas; A. V. Vautter. Hutchinson. Kan:
f. \. Roberts, Denver: c.. J.. Wicker
sham, Denver; W. L. Peters, Ysleta.