Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1910-03-11
ABOUT TOWN.

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Mrs. Ely entertained the Satur-
day Club in the usual manner.
Inspector Jack has moved the u. |
s. immigration Office to the Widen
hotel opposite the Union Station.
Mrs. II. 7. Fuller, of Sansimon,
who has been treating with DR.. JIG. /
Moir at the san, went home today.
The s. p. has made arrangements
for all homeseekers from the east
to have stop-over privileges at
Deming. Good dope.
The Freshman enjoyed a picnic /
at the Floridas last week, improving
their time in studying geology and
Spanish. Dutiful Freshmen.
II. II. Williams will have the pas
senger run from Rincon to Silver
after the 18th. A well deserved
promotion.
Judge Sim Ely bound Alfred
Paralt and Roscoe Carnahan over to
district court for alleged killing of
N. G. Tidwell's goats.
Billie's Detroit Cafe is very
popular place to satisfy the inner
man. You can get lunch or square
ut any time.
Inspector Jack picked up three I
laps at Lordsburg, Tuesday, and
took them to III Paso, for being illeg-
ally in the U. S.
Mrs. Martha Burdick Ament's
millinery opening this week was
largely attended, each lady receiv- /
ing pretty souvenir.
Rosch a. Leopold have been put
ting a partition in the big Deckert |
store, which will accommodate two /
customers instead of one.
Capt. b. a. Knowles and sister
Mrs. Croal entertained Deputy .
Sheriff and Mrs. W. II. Mcdonald /
Tuesday evening. Mac" says il
was a mighty fine dinner.
Prof. D0derer's committee will
report a fine plan Of organization Of
our boosting Chamber of Commerce |
at the Harvey House next Wednes- .
day evening. Be there sure.
The Chamber of Commerce will
be formally launched with "A big
banquet at the Harvey House, We'd /
nesday evening, March l6, just one
day prior to st. Patrick's day in The .
morning.
Two runaways Monday. DR.. Huff
mans team with n load of lumber
in the morning, a little whist"
over on Platinum street in the after |
noon. No serious damage.
j. W. Phillips shipped two car
loads OF fat cows to III Paso last .
week that netted him $27 per head. /
1t was one of the best shipments at .
this season, made here in years.
Col. Cody and our successful |
ranchman. John Humid. were former
schoolmatcs in Arkansas, their par /
ents being close neighbors. Mr.. |
Humid can remember when young |
Cody left school to begin life on the |
plains.
Writing from Nashville, Tenn, !
Rev. Goodloe says After most
pleasant trip through Texas, Ten
nessec and Arkansas, | will he in /
my pulpit March IL, at the usual
hours" Welcome home.
Architect W. h. Corwin has just
been given orders for preliminary
plans for n $25, 900 Methodist church
at Pecos City. Tex. They have to
come to Deming when they want
something real good.
Judge McKeyes court was the
scene of a lively land contest Satur-
day and Monday, with j. C.. Rose
borough, jr., ms contestant and Hill
doe Rudine ms contestee. Attorney
Pollard appeared for the former and
Attorney Ely for the latter Proofs
have been submitted to Las Cruces.
In Bulletin No. r., issued Feb. 10,
1910, by the New Mexico College of
Agriculture and Mechanic Arts, on
page q, under Figure 3, this Ian
guagc is used: Shows the most
important apple growing district in
New Mexico" No | is the MINI
bres Valley District,
Commissioner Ownby reports the
capture of near burglar at the
Lordsburg depot Wednesday noon.
The fellow bored a hole in the cell
ing above the agents head and the
shavings dropped down and gave
the alarm. Later, the prisoner,
j. c. Carter, broke Jail at Lords
burg last night Officers here are
on the lookout
J. A. Mahoney unloaded car of
the celebrated Studebaker wagons
and buggies. yesterday. These
wagons are built especially for use
in this country. They will be plac-
ed in the hands of the farmers and
ranchers at attractive prices for the
next thirty days.
. The Board of Education has is
, sued call for the annual school
Z meeting April 4, in the Bank Of
Deming Parlor, upon which occa-
sion vote will be taken upon the
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