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The sun., 1910-11-16

Z neie Peter summSs- ~. white Folks 10
D~fenA iGas Sen.

A white haired. grtRzly bearded darky
walked into the Criminal Courts Buidin q
Yesterday morning and sald:
I'm look ing for some % my folks that .
coming down TO fight for me He ha.i
business card that read Peter Osborne
\ Son. general contractors for White
Washing 10y Machine or Hand. IS Cornelia
St"
Who are your folksi- was asked
Why Judge Jeems " Osborne Of Moth
Ca lima. An was one of Judge Jeems' s
.ather' > slaves on his place near Charlotte.
Moth ta'lIna. and many's the times All
toted MIR JeeIns in my ahms VIXEN hs was
a boy. Now my boy kdrd gits in trouble
the oth-' IA. .,ht So nv white folks II COM
ing down 20 light for me
la - litti. While came James " Osborne.
nephew ur the former Assistant District
Attorney. looking Tor Uncle Peter
MIR. Osborne aud Uncle Peter went into
ths Office Of Coroner hellenstein. where
thcy met I'D rd. who ~ - years old. In the
custody oi the two policemen Who ar
rested HIM early ON sunday morning ON
the charge uf shooting aud killing Louls
SplCer another negro. in a row in Carnine
street. Id had been stabbed In the back
and his coat wls slashed into ribbons.
After the inquest which was without
jury. Id went To- the Tombs without bail
to await the action OF the Grand Jury,
and on lear lng the room made u dignified
bow To MIR. Osborne.
We are mighty proud OF our name.
said Uncle Peter. They was 200 Of Us
black Osbornes from the old master
place in Moth Ga lima And Ah'm right
proud If Ed'rl too. He's got an honora-
Bile discharge from tho United States
navy. He fought In the war with Cuba.
passing coal on the Brooklyn. Then he
got transferred To the battleship Con-
neCticut. but got sick just before the
fleet started To the Pacific Ocean. All
amt afeard but what Judge Jeems will
gIt i'm out. All worked hard for Judge
Jesns when he raI agin Nr. jerome.
IL was the only time All ever went back on
my party
Uncle Peter came North after the civil
war and ia 1870 went to Liberia az the
head Of colony of 300 negroes.
And Ah'm sorry All came back. said
he. for a. soon as Ah'm here NAH wife
dies cause this amt no climate alongside
. Liberia. And now my boys IN this
trouble
The sun., 1910-11-16

In" Pes !. T.. h"n-on of Providence.
" ! ha- accepted = ,tii ~ IN. pulpit
~ TN" Hanson Piac" Methodist Epi4copal
church 90 BrpotlVr. 'p -rI"r"..d 'so Rev
" VI Bbr"- NnD re- gn-d q year AM,
since NJ. HIrc-'- re-' g'ritiDn IIr Henson
has occupied %" 'h'rch.- pulr.. Ire.
utIently. and f..aI.ftr = call va 81, 't.f,i..b
10 him H'- acceptance gvt- we'd =
day ~ - dg'. H. -.tiary - to b.. f...r &c..
than s. UG a y"tr.
MIR Henson has been m Prov d.., o
for the Last ten Vefr- rhs church az
which he is - beCoI1e js-rtor 8. Drr uf
the oldest Of ~ denODiinat ON Ia Brook .G
M vas GOuned IN Is1I, ...suk..
The sun., 1910-11-16
4 CAMPAIGN LEMON.
Dr Akin Puts 10 In Expense Account as .
Helpful IteHa.

tribes HILL. y. I. Nov.I5 DIR. Theron
Akin Of Akin. who at last tuesdays cleo
ton defeated Representative Cyrus Durey
OF Johnstown for Congress from the
Twenty fifth district. has filed with the
Secretary nf State statement u his
election expenses. which shows that he
spent slCs 20. lhss. iteIns include to
John !. Osterhout Of Akin for one tin
dIaner pail. - cents tn a Mechanicvil.e
grocer for on. lemon. ) cents
Ia. dinner pail and lemon played an
important part In the last week OF DIR
Akin- canvass. To the audiences at the
meeting at which hs spnk. he would
shoU the dinner pail. marked 1875. saying
This was what YOU Were promised two
years ago" and then taking from the
pail the lemon he would say. This is
what YOU got IN. doctor saws that
the lemon at ! cents was ths best invest
ment he ever mad"
The sun., 1910-11-16
The aeagorrs.

Sailing to-day by tho Cunarrier Lusi.
tanIa. for Fi.hguard aud Liverpool:
Ihpmur Mott Osborne. cot sir Charles
Nii"p J"nn " I.ldRrrwood. Capt. r. "
iantay. Nr ami Mr.. Harry GuRgenheim,
Prime Ghika and James Brown Potter.
Sailing by the White Star liner Adriatic,
for Plymouth. Cherbourg and South
amptOn
VI u HpuRh and SIR HVugh. Commander
HaS Mulligan and Mr. Mulllgan, Mrs
ding and Mr' and Mrs v 81 MicEham' ''
Arrivals by the Red star linsr Finland.
from Antwerp and Dover:
Mr.. George Briuton Mcclellan mother
~ the ey NI "1r the Count dc BuisNe rot
Belgian h'ni-t"r - Ms-hngiOn rounias-
-" Hur--~r"f Hud tru 't-t"Ir ~ the ~
sian Legation.
The sun., 1910-11-16
WINNING DF NOCRiTS INVITED.
Columbia club Hopes to Have Dis. wilson
and Dihcr, A. Dinner t.ursi>.

The Columbia University Democratic
Club - planning to have a dinner on
February u. at which the guests of honor
Will be- Governors Dix II New York and Viii
son ot New Jersey Invitations also have
been sent 10 Gov-rnors-eleCt Foss of
Ma-sao htIs..rts. Baldwin Of Connecticut
and Harmon uf Ohio. and Senator Gore
II Oklahoma. All ia. democratic Sena-
tors who will hav.. bc.n elected hy the
tim" that th. dinner In held will be in =
it.i 'oD
The dinner will 10 given at the Hotel
Asipr and will b" attended by the Demo
crati" students aud professors uf the
univ N"r>Ity. Tn" to!umhia University
Democratic tiIb has existed for more
than twenty years and has taken part
~ every campaign II has never given
a banquet before.
The sun., 1910-11-16

The Democratic organization in Brooh-
lyu viii present Arthur y. SOineTs a. Its
candidate foT appointment a. "a rnem-
ber ~ the Public Service Commission
"a place II Edward NJ BIsset; who-a
term will cVplT" ON February Mr.
Bar-.tt - "A Democrat and served a term
a. Congressman. but " - urged against
his reappoIntm.nt that he failed u sup
port the Fourth avenu. subway project
and IN other WAYS failed To work for the
interests OF Brooklyn. MIR Somers has
long been active in Democratic politics
and II "A clos. friend of John II McCoo.y
The sun., 1910-11-16
tiin srd 70. Harmon sued.

MINFoLA. J.. /. Nov Is Peter ,
Mclaughlin. u hotel keeper. began n
rrit to-day against Clifford B Harmon
Tor sIOi- He asserts that he oart.d Har-
mon, = broken aeroplane from Connecticut
TO SIlneola after hi- Long Island fight
and that also Da Mr. HarmOn's order he
cart"d the aero to BelInoat Park for
the International meet b.. saws thai
when me- spoke 20 Harmon on October 20
In regard 20 remuneration Harmon called
nim IA liar aud thief Mclaughlin saws
h. vii! also begin n suIt for Islander.
The sun., 1910-11-16
DIN aT iDIRO> Dilk liuP.
40, crnor-t.iect Has M Political Engage.
mrnI. Tor Tit, Month

ALBANY Nov - Governor elect John
\ DrX. who returned 20 Albany from
his home at Thomson last night. started
for his Adirondack camp AZ Mckeev.r
un ~" EWpir. STATE express day When
questioned regarding ht- plans the Gov
crnpr-"Iecr could only say he had no
political enEagsmeuts for the remainder
rf the month
The sun., 1910-11-16

The ii2d annual banquet of th. Cham.
Der ~ Commerce Of the State of New York
".iI be held on Thursday evening at the
Waldorf Astoria Five hundred and
twenty-five men. business. professional
and political. will attend A Barton
Hepburn. Recently el.c-ed president of
III. Chamber. will preside. and senator
Henry Cabot Lodge. Gov White. Mayor
GaynOr. James McCrsa. president Of the
Pennsylvania Railroad. Oscar y Strsus
and ~ Clair McKelway will speak
The sun., 1910-11-16
>.w York Brea.r D,e- IN rnu,.,,

Anthony A. Lisman. a bond broker a,
70 Broad street. died last night IN a SAM,
iarium at Plymouth. England. Ho wa
suffering from heart disease Mr. Li.-
man. who lived in Mount Vernon. I.,Tt
New York with his wife last September
for a "trip on the Continent IN search of
health. He was taken III aboard ship and
got nc Further than Plymouth. He leaves
two children.
The sun., 1910-11-16
Dobhs g Co
NEW jon FOR 4. ". HUDSON.
C0mptr0iier's Secretary 10 Organize
Banking Department Bureau.
TAT FIFTH AVENUE
between 9th and 29th Streets

ALBANY. Nov. ia. W Hudson. Sec
retary to Comptroller Clark Williams.
resigned tho position to-day. having
been appointed by state Superintendent
Of Banks Cheney TO undertake the organ
zation Ot liquidation bureau NJ
banking department. the necessity for
which arises from the operation of u"
law providing for the liquidation by 'hs
department of delinquent banking cor
porations.
Comptroller williams having learned
that Comptroller elect William Sohmer
had determined 10 appoint To a position
on his Official stan in the Comptroller
Office his son. Edwin W. Sohmsr. invited
the latter to FIJI the office .hns made 50
cant. This he IN unable 20 do. since he
il an Alderman Of fhe city Of New Nor-
and 80 cannot hold State ONCE "" ha-
however. accepted an invitation from
Comptroller Williams 10 as-ociat" Mn.
self unOfficially with the CO.Dp'rol 40
Office during tho remainder of the yrAr
The sun., 1910-11-16

NOME. Alaska. Nov. Glowing ac-
co'Ints of she richness Of the ground on
Squirrel River have aroused much in
tarest here. and the NOV ement 10 the new
di9gings has assumed ths proportions
Of a stampede. Sixty Thousand dollars
worth OF gold has been brought down
from the Squirrel River dissgice since the
stampeds began.
The sun., 1910-11-16
Eos. spent s3y .oOO: DRAPER. sIs. 200.

BosToN. Nov Is According To sworn
returns fled with the Secretary Of state
to-day GDvernor-elert Fo@s spent s37 100
in the recent campaign. while Gov. Draper
spent si7 $50.
The sun., 1910-11-16
Secretary To CongreSsrnan rownsend.

MONTrLAIR. =. J. Nov I5 r. y
Townsend. Congressman elect from the
Seventh district. has appointed Thomas
D'Hara A. his secretary
The sun., 1910-11-16
vii, .s Pastor y,,I..s wus.

The will of Mrs Jennie 81 Wylis. 10
~ the Rev. Dr. David G. Wylie. ua-
~ the Scotch Presbyterian Church lea. e
20 hsT husband as long as he roma 70
unmarried The principal 81 the "-'s '
goes 10 her four children.
The sun., 1910-11-16

III" first oT a series 81 public lectures
under the Auspices 81 the FOrciharB, Uni
v"r-ity school II law will he given ~ th.
chamber music hall Of Carnegie Nall tn
night at O'Clock. James n Osborne
Ut q Case
The sun., 1910-11-16
NJ BIE SERVANTS iRREsfED.
Ones who Left when s3. $50 oI lew cir,
iD,d Found IN Phiiadriphia

PHILADELPHIA. Sov IL isabelle. De-
Meulemse-ter - years Old, and John
Deiletfa. 30. both BalRIau- and said 10 L..
husband and wife w-r. arrested TODAY
al a Vine street hoiIse AZ they were par,.
ing a trunk Detectives Du"v. Call.n
and OtOnnor of the Ii'y Hall force. and
Detective Conway of the New York CITY
forre made the arrests
The detectives say they have already
connected ~. prisoners with - S. 90
Jewlery robbery committed IN Far Kocka-
way. y. y. at the home Of samuel Kubl.
president and treasurer of the Raw Prod
ncts Company. which has an Office at I2l
and i23 Front street. New York. and "A
robbery committed at the home nf Charlie,
Gillette ia Chicagp. Al the latter place
the robbery Is said by the detectives [,
have been more EXTENSIVE. than that com
mitted at kubIe's residence. the stolen
articles including s. OO necklar. ~
pearls and diamonds for the reco..Ty ~
which "A large reward In standing
Some Of the plunder taken from Kubi.'s
house was recovered by the DIET nrt ives
They said they found il in a bon D.n box
which Delletta tried 20 secr.te under ma
coat when arrested In trunks and va
lises belonging iO the prisoners WAS found
according to the Detectives iayY.Iry,
which they believe represents mart ~
OF her rObberie-.
The sun., 1910-11-16
242 FIFTH AVENUE 4
THE KNAPP-FELT SHOP
Hats for Men

Dobbs & Co are showing
smart shapes of their own
design for mid-season wear
in two grades Of Knapp-Felt
Derbies and Soft Hats. S6, g..
Imported Hunting hats and
Caps; Silk hats. Opera hats,
Caps, Canes and Umbrellas.
Dobbs Hats for Women in
exclusive imported models as
well as proper hats Of Dobbs
& Cos Fifth Avenue Make.
Dobbs g Co
242 FIFTH AVENUE
between 27th and 2eth Streets
The sun., 1910-11-16

Inspector Russell ~ the d..,oc,,ye
bureau received Telegram Yesterday
from Detective Conway saying that Isaac
and Ida ID.letii. who up Ia last SATURDAY.
we're .inployeh by samuel kubis ~ hls
home ia Far Rockayay and wh0A.
departure conceded with a loss ~ Jay.Iry
worth 81. $50. had been arrested ~ PhiIa
deIphia.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-09-12
A SERIOUS CHARGE
AGAINST YOUNG MAN
Released on Bond After Girl
Denies Allegations; Came
to Be Married.

With charge of betrayal registered
against him, C, P Parks. arrested Sun
day. was released Monday morning from:
the county jail by Justice Watson on a
$500 bond, to appear in court Wednes-
dav morning The bond was signed by
W B. Ware and J. A. Chips.
The arrest of Parks followed the ar
rival of himself and Miss Edith Adams
in Fl Paso Saturday night from Celonia
Diaz, Mex They endeavOred to secure
a marriage license Saturday evening, but
were unable TO find county clerk Pitman
or a deputy Miss Adams, VINO is from
the Mormon colony at COlonia Diaz,
spent the night with Mrs. G. y. Mcclure.
mutual friend of the couple, who re-
sides at Gil Copper street, where Parks
was arrested Sunday.
The warrant for Parks's arrest was
sworn out by L. c. Pierce, of Juarez, who
acted on the advice from the parents
of Miss Adams. who telegraphed him
from Colonia Diaz. The parents of the
girl. who state she is not of age. are ex-
pected to arrive in FL Paso from ColOnia
Diaz. Tuesday afternoon.
Miss Adams, who states she is not yet
II. refutes the charge of betrayal.
Parks was arrested Sunday by police
man Hawkins but was later transferred
10 the county Jail. He refused to discuss
the case
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-09-12
DAILY RECORD.
Deeds Filed.

Clint, Texas-E- NJ. and Mary J. Nc
Kinney to r 5. Garnett. lots ! and 2.
hI0~'- Is; consideration 81. Dated Sep
TENDER 9, 1910
GTandview addition, Kings highway.
between Lakeland and Lowell streets
NJ lions avenue. brbtwren PyrOn and
Russell streets, AMI Il; milton street,
between Lakeland and Lowell-Grand-
view Realty company TO Augusta nat
tox lots to IA, inclusive. block -;
lots II IS. 10 and 20. block 81. and
lots II. 10, Is and IL block 10. Grand
view addition; consideration $3.50
Dated August 80, 1910.
FL Paso cOunty-Mrs.- A F. Thomas
to c. r. Benson. sectors 3. 5, 8, block
-. and sections 20. Il, - block Z
Texas state school land consideration
s9229.25. Dated Ausdst "a. i]te
c. B. Benson to E H Benson, land
described above: consideratiC SIS, POO
Dated August 81, 1870.
Latta's WOOdlawn addition. Cypress
street, betweens Boulevard and Latta
street-Ezquiel c. de Boca to Carpio
PadiIla, lot 80, block %. Lattas' Wood
lawn addition. rJ1SideratiOn $3.50
Dated August So, 1919
I.icen-<rJ 10 Ned.
Young Marley and Ida Calvin.
6. Hsnckley and HOrtenSia AiV illdr.
VIM. c. Layton AMI Pearl E Parry.
viii hcIlett and BESSIE May YarbrO.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-09-12
SPORTLETS.
by Tim.)

Another National league scandal oc-
Cured Saturday at Chicago. Evers was
ordered off the field for protesting a
decision in the third of the P1ttsourg
game
Beginning OF the football practice
season occurs today at Cornell uni
versity. Daniel A Reed head gradu-
ate coach, will have to develop prac-
tically a new team this year
Both Hardness and Falkenberg were
batted out of the box by Detroit Sat
urday The visitors won, 10 to 3.
With letter from the mayor of San
Francisco to the mayor Of New YORK,
William Streiff, of San Francisco, ar
rived in the eastern city Sunday on his
motorcycle. He made the transconu-
mental spin in % days and 3 Id hours.
At home Sunday, Chicago regained
its lead of 10 II games in the National
league race. Pittsburg lost, 20.
Plans to hold a winter race meet at
New Orleans were announced as aban-
doned Saturday. The anti-race law
did it.
\ base on balls to D. Jones, a scratch
hit by Mcintyre and an error on a
triple pAey of Crawford's gave Detroit
a two run shut out over Chicago Sun
day. Olmstead allowed nothing after
the second when it all happened
w X Vanderbilt won two events
Sunday at Paris. His Bruno won the
Prix LarOchette (triennial stakes) for
2yearold fillies. while his Manfred
captured the Prix LarOchette for 2year-
old colts.
Nineteen innings TO a IL tie occurred
Sunday at Tacoma Northwestern
league with Spokane visiting. Dark
ness stopped IL.
HczOrs were shared by Princeton
and Yale in this years lawn tennis
honors, the blue taking the singles and
the black the doubles. Play occurred at
Philadelphia In the singles r. a. HOl-
den. of Yale. defeated a. II. Sweetser
of Harvard by three sets to / Deane
Nathey and B. y. Bell of Princeton,
experieced little difficulty in dispOs-
ing of D. Evans, jr, and F. GOOdhue,
of Yale.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-09-12
LAS CRUCES ELKS
VOTE ON NEW MEMBERS
Deming Minister to Preach There Next
Sunday; Many Visitors in Town
Sunday; Personals

Las Cruces. y NJ, Sept. ~ D.
Newcomb has returned to SOcorro al
ter spending three days here on bust
ness and visiting friends
Mai. Eugene Van Patten returned
yesterday to his Dripping Springs re-
sort in the Organ mountains
The civil case of Bascom company
against A Paquet was compromised
in the JUSTICE court Saturday
John Martin an old time miner OF
the Organ district, was in the city
Saturday from his claim in the noun
tabs.
John H. May went to FL Paso Satur-
day afternoon returning Sunday morn,
Mrs. G. W. Frenger and children
went to FL Paso Sunday morning to
visit for several days with Mrs. Chas.
2. Kircher, a cousin of Mrs. Frenger
John Lemon, deputy district court
clerk for this district was q business
visitor in FL Paso 7ridav and SatuI day
Miss Cora Ford left SATURDAY evening
over the Santa Fe for Saskatoon. can
ada, where she will spend tie winter
with her sister, Mrs. J. ". Boutz- Mr.
Boutz was formerly an assistant pro-
lessor in the agricultural department OF
the New Mexico Agricultural college
He left here four years ago and now
dian country
Mrs. ". \. Sutherland and son are
spending the week at the Newberry
ranch near Leasburg-
Rev. VIM. SickeIs, Of Deming will be
here the latter part OF this week and
viii preach at the Presbyterian church
next Sunday at both the morning and
evening services
E T. Winters, who has been en-
pany's store for several months, left
fo- his home at Coffeeville. where he
will be married within short time
l. 3. Crawford formerly with the
Scott White drug store in Ell Paso. ar
rived in Las Cruces to take a position
with the Las Cruces Drug company.
Harry TindaU, of this city, has gone to
FL Paso to fill the vacancy in the Scott
White store caused by Mr. Crawford's
resignation Mr. Crawford is a for
mer resident of Las Cruces.
Las Cruces lodge No. 1119. B. P. O.
Elks. will hold q meeting on tomorrow
night at which four applications for
membership will be balloted upon.
Can't. Phil Dessauer. of company
A New Mexico national guard. return
ed Saturday night from Chicago, where
he has been since the close OF the rifle
shoot Of the national guard at Camp
Perry, O.
Mr.. ard Mrs. CatarinO Armijo and
children are spending this week at Van
Patterns Dripping Springs resort in the
Organ mountains.
DR. Stillwell c. Burns, the Philadel-
phia physician who made the tests with
stovaine in Fl Paso last week, was in
Las Cruces Sunday morning.
Dr. F. W. Lynch of FL Paso. was a
Las Cruces visitor Saturday and Sun
dav. ACCOMMODATING DR.. Burns.
A ". Gill was an Ell Pasoan who
visited Las Cruces Saturday and Sun
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-09-12
HEREFORD MAN IS
BURIED IN WE'LL
Sinks Into Well, Where He
Remained Fifteen Hours;
Not Injured.

Bi=bee. Ariz.. Sept. NV. A. White:
of Hereford. is alive today to relate his
terrible experience of having spent 10
hours in well. 40 feet deep and four
feet across. Mr.. White came to Bisbee
and when travelling back in the evening,
heard some one crying for help. White
stopped his team and went TO the place,
nroreedirg hut short distance when h
felt himself sinking through the earth.
He strucl, wafer apd went down several
feet. Rising to the surface, he discov
cred the carcas of a horse whish had
bloated ND until it would support his
weight. White dug steDs with his knife
on each SIDE If the well and shortly be
fore daylight reached a point within y
feet of tho tcp- blt the walls at that
point had caved in. He then set to work
digging an upraise. After DIGGING four
feet, he heard footsteps and calling out,
succeeded in bringing Guy Welch. who
secured a rope and, with the aid Of two
hunters, extricated him
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-09-12
JURIES ARE DRAWN
FOR CRUCES COURT
Term VIII Open in October;
Grand and Petit Ju1ies
Drawn for District.

Las Cruces. n. NJ. Sept. 1.-THE ven
ire for the United states juries for the
term of court which will open here on
October 3 has been drawn. The United
States grand jury venire is as follows:
DOna Ana county-F'rancisco Salz, Juan
Armendarez, Dolores Marufo, Nlcanor
Tarango, Ricardo Ascarate, Juan Mis-
Ques. AcianO Pena, Juan n. Luna.
Grant COMMUNICATIONS Grenfell,
Nat Hicks, W. T. Hughes, r. A. Ed
wards, J. ". Carter Watt Boone. n
c. Barela, Archie Straight, H ID. Gil
bert, John Nolan, B. c. Knowles, Mar
garlic Cordova, Archie Causland, C. A
McGrath.
Luna county-Charles S Allen, jeff
b. Keith, William Howard, Arthur
Brice, p. A Burdick.
United States Petit Jury.
The United States petit jury is as
fOllows:y Dona Ana county-Santiago
Serna w. NJ. Freeman, Tiburcio Mis-
ques, Hilario Sains, EldefOnso Lopez o.
C Snow, Luiz Torres, John Thompson,
r W. Brownlee. William Rhode, w
H Page, ]. w. Lyons, Rosalio SepuI-
veda. Luis Apodaca, AtilanO Alvarez
Felix Torres, Fred Thorne-
Grant county-Jake Mitchell. H P
Nash. Ed Wellington, P. B. Estes, Juan
Sepulveda. f. c. Bell, Jose Dominique,
7. L. Gladney, Frank COnlin, Jacob
Barnett, J. H Bennett
Luna county-Felipe Gonzales, ". r
Anderson, J. P. Murphy, Cruz Smith
Henry Nordhaus. Matilde Valverde,
Jose Apodaca, Pedro PachecO.
The grand jury, so it is understood
will have considerable. work brought
before it for attention and investi-
cation, and there is a large docket for
the petit jury.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-09-12
Las Cruces and the Mesilla Valley
BRILLIANT RECEPTION
GIVEN By COLLEGE PRESIDENT

Las Cruces, N NJ, Sept. 1.-THE re-
ception given by Dr. W. E. Garrison at
his home west of Mesilla Park on Fri
day night was one of the most brilliant
affairs given here in recent years. The
spacious mission style house was dec
GRATED with palms and flowers the
fountain in the main patio adding much
TO the effect, all of which was softened
By the light from candles and Chinese
lanters
DR.. Garrison and wife were assisted
in receiving by their little daughter
and the members of the board OF, re-
gents and their wives. Refreshments
were served and an orchestra rendered
music throughout the evening.