El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-07-27
LAS CRUCES AND
MESILLA VALLEY
DEMOCRATS WANT
POLITICS OMITTED
Favor NOn-Partisan Election
for Delegates Telegraph
Messenger Service.

Las Cruces, n. NJ, July 27.-The Dona
Ana county Democratic central commit
tee, at its last meeting, held in Las Cru
ceS, adopted a resolution declaring as
its view that the delegates to represent
this county should be selected on
! nOn-partisan basis, and to this end the
Democrats resolved that a committee TO
consist of n. C. Frenger, T. S. Hunt and
D. c. Ames be appointed to consult with
the Republican organization Of this
county, with the view of procuring, If
possible, joint action of both parties
looking to the selection of delegates to
the constitutional convention on a nom
craftsmanship basis, SO far as Dona Ana
county is concerned.
Land Withdrawn.
The United States land office at Las
Cruces, New Mexico, has just received
copy of an executive order by the
president Withdrawing as coal lands
from all forms of settlement, location
or entry, the following described lands:
T. II and IA s., r. W., all portions
lying without Pedro Admendaris grant,
No. 33.
T. Is S, R. 8 W.. all of township.
T. II, Is and II s.. R. 4. w, all .por-
tions lying without Pedro Armendaris
grant, No. SO.
This is the first withdrawal received
at the Las cruces ldIlQ O11lCcs u1QSI llAC
law passed by congress June 25, author
izing these Withdrawals.
Fruit Shipments.
James G. Stuart is shipping out large
quantities of apples from his orchards
at Mesilla. He is also shipping canta-
loupes.
The adjutant general at Santa Fe has
ordered the local company of the ma
tional guard on days hike to the Or
gan mountains next Sunday
Las Cruces Hotel Arrivals.
The following guests are registered at
hotel Don Barnardo: a. Aronstein,
Kansas City, Mo-; J. o. Law, FL Paso;
Irving c. Lewis, Oakland Cal; Phillip
F. Lewis, Oakland, Cal; H. j. Newell,
Ell Paso; J. ID. Sullivan, Houston; A. f.
ellis, Denver.
Personals.
Frank c. Bosyns left Tuesday
evening for his former home, Baltimore,
for a three months visit with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred s. Hess are the
happy father and mother of a fine baby
girl.
DR.. w C. Field has put in 500 gal
ion per minute pumping plant on his
S-cre pear orchard. He has cantaloupes
planted between the pear trees and the
plant is doing double service.
Las Cruces is 20 be taken another step
city Inc SOiAA-
pany is to establish a regular district
messenger service here al once.
Mr. and Mrs. w. D. Stevens left this
forenoon for month on the coast
Camping Trips.
Ted Llewellyn, Edwin Holt and VIM.
Danos have gone to Soledad canyon to
camp a few weeks.
j. Z. Walker J. ]. Freeman, F. Free
man, James G.. Stuart and family, Neil
C. Cross, Mrs. r. l.. Young and family,
Mrs. VIM. Stevens, Mrs. Thmatcher, Nick
Kennedy and Mrs. John Lemon and
family are back from Soledad canyon.
Public StenOgraphers-
neg business enterprise has been
launched. 1t is to be known as the Las
Cruces Stenographic company and the
following young men compose the firm:
Samuel Bean, formerly with Bowman's
,ank; Louis Geek, connected with the
county clerks office for two years, and
William E. Leruia, for five years deputy
to county clerk Isidoro Armijo.
Deeds Filed.
James T. Smith to H. F. Mckinney,
warranty deed TO lots 1, 2, 3, 4, 5. 6, Z.
s, 9, 10, II, u, 81, IS. SO. 40, Al. ~. 40.
A, AZ, Al and As, in block of Sunny
Slope addition: consideration 81 and
other valuables; dated January 29, 1910
G. W. Moore ct ux. to Harry F. Nc
Kinney, warranty deed 10 lotS D, 4, ii
and Is, in block 8, and lots 1 and in
block 4, OF Central Park tract: con-
sideration 800; dated January 90
1910.
Carrie Ratsie to Las Cruces Lumber
company, warranty deed to q portion of
block of Alameda tract, containing
one acre; consideration 81 and other
valuables; dated July 20, 1910.
George VI. Lerchen to B. r. Davis
mining deed to certain mining claims
known as First Chance mine and Second
Chance mine, situated about one mile
north of Mormon mine and mill and one
and one-quarter miles west of Alamo
Springs; consideration 81; dated June
2S, 1910.
l.. H. Vanderwerf to Mrs NJ. V. Smith,
warranty deed to lots 10, in block 43 of
Miller's Washington Park addition; con-
sideration 81 and other valuables; dated
May 4, 1910.
J. 7. Miller to Joseph r Brannon,
warranty deed to lots 90 and "a in block
81 of Miller's esparanza addition; con-
sideration 81 and other valuables; dated
November II, 1909
J. T. Miller to E. P. Spears, war