El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-09-01
ROSWELL SCHOOLS
|. ARE ALL CROWDED
The Seventh Day Adventists
Elect Officers; Liquor
Gases Decided.

. Roswell, N II, Sept. 1.-The crowd
ed condition Of the Roswell public
schools will make it necessary TO hold
halliday sessions for the first three
grades at the Central school from the
opening, Sept. u, until the completion
of the neY high@school building. The
high school VIII occupy the second
floor Of the Central school, from $50
TO 1870.
Charles Gilbert has been held for
zppearance before the next grand jury
on charge of interfering with an Of
ficer n Tn5 arrests made in connection
with the Green Front raid and has
given bond in the sum Of $3.50.
The New Mexico conference of Sew
enth Day Advsntists elected the follow
ing officers: president, elder H. L.
Hoover, Of E'tancia; secretary, r. l.
Benton, Of Flows; treasurer, Frank
Weeks, of albuquerque; executive COM
mfttee, elder H. L. Hoover, elder W. A.
II. Miller, of Alamogordo: Burt Bray, of
Las Vegas; r. L. Benton and Frank
Weeks. Heads Of departments: Sabbath
school, Pearl A Weeks, Of Albuquerque;
secretary New MexiGp Tract society,
Frank Weeks; Young sReOple's Mission
airy Volunteer societies, r. L. Benton;
secretary conference committee, W. A.
T. Miller. There is a possibility that
next year > SClAB ltfCcl1u6 anu NOAACA
ence may be held in Roswell.
Preparations for beginning work on
the foundation Of the four story Allison
building have made necessary the dis
mantling OF the shooting gallery, which
has been operated on the vacant space
on the lot for several years. The two
story brick building. rs by go feet
erected on the corner of the lot by the
Masonic fraternity in 1898. will have to
be wrecked early in the program.
Following the action Of justice A ].
Welton in diSmissing the case against
constable Fred Behringer, charged with
resisting the service Of process by city
MARSHAL Roy WOofter in the Green
Front raid, when lot of liquors were
seized, justice R. D. Bell has dismissed
the case against city marshal Woofter
for resisting Behringer, the ruling be-
ing in each case that the officer was
simply discharging his sworn duty in
obeying the order of the court he
representa-
A shipment of BLACK and Bar W."
cattle has just been made from the
Riverside stockyards
Percy Fitzgerald has gone to Mesilla
Park, TO attend the New Mexico Col
1ege Of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts
the coming winter.
c. l. Tub Wilson, tried before JUS
tee - y. Nlll6r on a charge VI DCAAS
IN possession Of liquor for the purpose
OF selling same, was found guilty and
sentenced TO pay a fine of 500 and
costs and serve 80 days in jail Notice
of appeal was filed by his attorney.
Cecil Bonney and Willis, Anderson,
who graduated this year from the
Roswell higi1>schoOl, have gone to PaIo
Alto, Calf, TO take course in Leland
Stanford university
The school census of Roswell nov be
ing taken is certain 70 run close to
$500 boys and girls of school age
Many families are moving into town to
place their children in the schools.
H. Maioka, Shelta, his wife, and To-
nasio, Maria. and little Shelta, their
children, a Mescalero Apache indian
family from the reservation at the foot
of the White mountain, west of Ros-