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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-09-10
Prize Fighters Leave for
Australia

VANCOUVER, B. c. Sept. s.-The
company of prize lighters whom Hugh
Mcintosh is sending to Australia, sailed
today on the Zealandia.
The party comprised Billy Papke.
Jimmy Clabby. Ray Bronson and Johnny
Thompson William Corbett, the vet
cram Australian fight critic, is return
ing with the contingent. Thomas S
Andrews, Milwaukee sporting editor,
is with the party as manager.
Thompson and Papke intend to re-
turn to America via England, and it is
likely the other members of the party
will go with them.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-09-10
CHINESE MAKE STAMPS
DO MULTIPLE SERVICE
Thin Coat of Paste Keeps Ink
From Paper

The Chinese. observes a Paris con-
temporary. are past masters in the art
OF trickery and some Of their tricks
are practiced among us. One is a
method by which they can make post
age stamp do service almost indefinite
Iy. The sender of the letter passes over
the stamp some paste. which, in ap-
pearance, is not unlike the gum at the
back Of a stamp. When the stamp is
obliterated il takes the impression, but
II is not even skin deep" The re-
ceiver Of the letter must be a confeder-
are. and he passes a damp sponge over
the stamp. This removes the paste.
and with it the postal mark, so until
the stamp is worn out it can be used
for ranking letters.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-09-10

Does Not Hurt the Hands
1Oc 3 for Csc
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-09-10
DEPUTY TREASURER'S
VACATION A HONEYMOON

OAKLAND, Sept. 81. D. Really.
deputy In the Office of County Treas
urer Kelly. is utilizing his vacation for
a HONEYMOON. With little warning to
his friends he went to San Francisco
wednesday with Miss Gertrude Hanley
OF virginia City, New, and secured a
marriage license The destination of
their honeymoon trip was kept secret
They will make their home In Oakland
on their return.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1910-07-06

Continued from Page one.l
last TRIP and gotten away from his
advisors.
Locally the league viii have
problem on its banda. for II win be
dliAcult 10 Determine IN some cases
whom 10 lnderse. On prosecuting at
t0Fney and state senator Il may be an
easg matter TO decide. for Prosecute
ting Attorney Hodge has fairly and
honestly stood BY the local option.
ana Senator J. L. Goodnight was an
ardent supporter Of 1t in the last
legislature.
MRS. West Oat for Senate.
AFa. ]. D. West wishes to 80 to the
state senate next winter. She has
said Ia Joke that ehe intends TO be
candidate. and at the same time she
h watching to sse II the people take
kindly to the idea, she h an ardent
Brady supporter. and the governor Is
said 70 have encouraged her ON his
last Wait to the north. she thinks
II she can set the support o. the IRA
az orGanination--hl machine his
opponents call II. which consists OF
the men he has appointed to once
together with those be has promised
once. and II she can have three or
four otAer candidates IN the aeld.
ahe win he able 70 win.
w. h. DagKetl. candidate Tor audi
tor In Mes Perca county. has been
forced By the Brady people TO sign
Mr., Brady's petition for the nomlna-
tion tor governor. Mr., Daggett did
this unwillinEly, but his chief back
era assured him they would not sup
port him unless he did 40. and said
Il would not become known that he
had slEned Il. In thla way Mr.. Dag
gelt viii head the Brady ticket Il
Nea Perez ceunty. He and p. e.
StOeaey are nov attempting to make
combination with candidates for
other oiaoes IN Ne4 Peuhe county in
order TO help out Governor BRADY.
ana Il possible to give him a more
Substantial backing than he has thus
ar had IN Nea Perez oOanG. Most
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1910-07-06
w. F. McNaughton. Edw. H. Bers
McNAUGHTON & BERG
Attorneys at Law
Wright-Steel building

In attaining. She carried 20 passen-
gers without mishap. and in speed
easily surpassed the German ex-
press trains of today between Fried
richshafen and Dusseldorf. Compar-
ed with the timid little railway ven
lures of early days, with their s.
ton engines and the Concord coaches
on Hanged wheels. the Zeppelin Deut-
sehland is a marvel of size, power
speed and comfort.
1t is well not to draw too hasty
conclusions from this contrast. Air
ship Development will not follow the
lines of steam development either on
land or water. but its own. It does
not menace the railroad or the
steamboat. II must make Its own
place in usefulness, But surely it is
an Impressive thing that the Jealous
air has at last to admit mans mas
terry and bear his passenger packets
at the speed of the storm.-New
York World.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1910-07-06
PUT Ran ON FIGHT
IN MOVING PIUTUREs
Fear OF Renewal OF Race Riots and
Moral Uplift II Cause.

Fear OF Renewal OF Race Riots amd
Moral Uplift II Cause.
CHICAGO. July Moving PIC
lures Of the Johnson-Jeffries fight
probably will be prohibited In many
OF the larger cities OF the country
through fear OF the renewal of the
race bitterness. IS well AZ a possible
lowering Of the moral tons OF the
people. This means a heavy loss to
the syndicate which purchased the
rights to reproduce the fight, paying
Ieffries s66,666 and Johnson $780,
600, They also gave Richard and
Gleason each one-sixth interest In
the pictures. II was said the, pro-
moters expected to clean up s1,-
900. 900 In the next month
The hrst places in which the bars
were raised against the pictures was
Washington, ID. c., and Cincinnati.
Major Sylvester. chief Of police Of the
District OF Columbia, today said he
would inform the prOprietors OF all
the moving picture theaters in Wash
lngton that they could not reproduce
the fight scenes. Mayor schwab Of
Cincinnati said he would not allow
the pictures because they would pro-
mote race hatred. Action was taken
to bar them from Atlanta, Ca. also.
AT johannesburg, South Africa,
moving picture show proprietors re-
fused to present the pictures be-
cause OF the latent race antipathies
The board Of police commissioners
Of Baltimore will ask the mayor to
forbid the exhibition and public sen.
timent In st. Louis Ii 80 strongly
against them that a national move
ment Is being started there to pro
hibit all such shows
The United Society Of Christian
Endeayor. which has branches in ev'
cry city. through It's secretary, hal
begun a campaign against the exhi
bltIon. The Boston branch OF the so
ciety. through its secretary. William
shaw. tomorrow will address a petl
ton TO the governor of every stats
asking that the pictures be barret
from their respective states on th'
ground that they are reproduction
Of a form OF entertainment agains
which there Ia a statute law,
personal petition win be filed with
Governor Draper OF Massachusetts
and Mayor Fitzgerald OF Boston to
morrow.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1910-07-06
OLD NEWSPAPER MAN
PAYS TRIBUTE TO O'NEIL
Tells what Hls Acquaintance Of Years
Has Developed.

Tells what Hls Acquaintance Of Years
Has Developed.
The following relative to B. +.
0'Nell was taken from the Idaho
Falls Times. although the article
was written by the editor Of the
Riehneld Review:
The Recorder need apologize to no
one for saying good word for b. +.
Barney o'Neil. candidate for the
republican nomination for governor.
Mr. o'Neil has many a time visited
the pioneer sod house in western Ne
brsska whore the Recorder editor
was raised; be organized the militia
company that served-albeit blood
less service as Il proved--in the
Sioux Indian war In 1890. where the
writer rot his ars, taste OF soldering.
In that quarter of a century. the
writer has not known him to break
a word. or to 30 back on friend.
That kind OF an acquaintance Is a
very pleasant memory.
The Recorder has been led to be-
lieye that Nj. o'Nell would be often
siyely allied with the liquor inter
eses In the coming campaign; and 1t
could not approve OF such a candl-
dacy. That It was foreign 70 his
early life, was not quite enough of an
argument that 1t vas not true today.
Bat a saretal analysis shows that this
would be impractical, foolish, impos-
stble. Mr. osNeil has declared posi-
lively for local option. for thorough
ties. of the present law. The. state
has gone 30 strongly Tor local option.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1910-07-06

Of the other county candidates, how
ever, believe they see where Mr.. Dag
gett made his mistake. and they are
lighting shy Of the Brady attempt at
slate making.
Goodnight Answers Brady.
Mrs. West, II seems, IL not to be
the only candidate for the state sen
ate. Senator J. L. Goodnight has an
nouneed that he viii be a candidate
for reelection. Governor Brady IL
said 70 have explained to the farmers
that Mr.. Goodnight is to blame tor
the small appropriation which was
given the grain commission two years
ago. The senator replies and says he
himself got what appropriation was
secured. and that II was impossible
to get any more.
A. A. Aivord Ii considering the adj
Visibility OF entering the race for
state senator. so is C. B. Stewart.
formerly OF West Lake. and Albert
w. Lee OF Leland. With these three
and MIR. Goodnight and Mrs. West.
the republicans will have a choice.
For the lower house John H..
Collins OF Pierce. A. Kaline of Miu-
chester, E. Fl. Waters of Russell, A.
q, Johnson or Nez Perez are mem
toned. Mr.. Johnson has definitely
announced his candidacy.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1910-07-06
THE EARLY RAILWAY
AND MODERN AIRsHIPS
WIN the Latter Advance to the Use
fulness Of RailwaysP

WIN the Latter Advance to the Use
falness Of RailwaysP
At the opening of steam railway
travel on the Liverpool q Manchester
railway in England In 1899 a fatal
accident occurred in which william
Huskisson and other eminent men
were killed Crabb Robinson records
in his diary the terrific sensation OF
travelling by train at 25 miles an
hour. Engineers in southern Eng
land we're discharged for running
so fast.
In early railroadins days in this
country man coming from Buffalo
to New York changed cars several
times In Central New York. Near
Cohoes he was let down an inclined
plane unless he thought walking sat
er, and at Albany took a boat for
New York city Rails were straps
laid at first on stone sleepers and
later spiked to wooden beams. Often
they would work loose and an end
sticking mp through the floor Of the
car would stop the train.
Yesterday the first passenger air
ship Of all time took her nrst regu-
lar trip. She went SEQ miles. a dis
lance the early railroads were years
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1910-07-06


from his homestead on the Big creek.
Attorney ,. B. Hogan vent 70 ST,
Maries on legal business today
Martin Poison Of Rathdrum 10 4
local visitor today.
George FIehing Of Rathdrum Is q
business visitor today.
Attorney H. q. Mcfarland went
20 Spokane thia afternoon ON bust
nsas.
Miss Hazel Atkins OF Spokane Is
visiting al the home OF Mrs. A. Gage
on the Fort Grounds.
We make 4 speciality OF out Of town
auto trips. Occur d'Alene Cab Co.
Both phones 80.
County Superintendent OF Schools
o. T. shearn went TO Post Falls this
afternoon on business.
II. b. Sampson OF the Lakeside
Furniture company Is In Spokane on
business today.
LADIES' Don't fall 70 zee the spe-
eIal prices on handbags in the win
dow Of the Occur d'Alene drug store.
A marriage license was issued to-
day 70 Thomas L. Hunter and Ida
Buckles. both Of this city.
&c. r. Human left yesterday Tor
North Yakima on an extended bua-
mesa trip.
J.. D. Reed, who has been visiting
his brother. +. w. Reed. left today
for Metaline. Wash.
Mr. HaIIeck. New York capital
iat, who Il interested in real estate
In the surrounding country. 10 In the
city looking after his property
r. w. Fitz returned last evening
from Metaline. Wash. Mrs. Fitz
win remain there for some time Wis
ting friends.
], ]. Wells returned this morning
from Metaline. Wash. where he has
been for the past two weeks on
business.
The Occur d'Alene drug store has
some special prices on ladies, hand
bags this week that you cannot az
ford 20 overlook.
Richard Waters and wife OF Hayro,
Mont. are IN the city on their hon
eymoon as the guests Of j. J. Judd.
they have made the trip in an auto
mobile.
Mr.. William Ashley. who recently
purchased FLANDERS car from the
Lakeside Garage. gave the same a
thorough test few days ago BY maxi
lng trip to Rathdrum. standpoint
aud Pack river and return. covering
total distance Of one hundred and
nfty miles.
Mrs. Charles L. Gleason aud two
little daughters Of New York city
who have been visiting Mira, Glea.
aons brother. s. @. Gleason. for the
past week. went to Spokane this
morning. whore they will visit Mrs
Gleaaon's parents, Mr., Gleason. who
h connected with the largest candy
factory In the United States IN New
York. 10 expected to Join them Al
Spokane In a couple of weeks and be.
fore returning east they viii prob
ably again visit this city.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1910-07-06

that no sane man would dare to let
II be understood that even If he had
the power-which he could not pos
sibly haye-he would change the
present law. AS the state now
stands. 1t Is almost certain that both
political parties will accept the issue
and endorse the local option law;
certainly. the republican candidates
must do that to man. Admitting
that Mr.. o'Neil has not been rabid
reformer--indeed he Is not the only
man In public life. now ehampioning
the local option law, who once was
very lukewarm on the subject-he
occupies stronger position than
most OF the reform leaders did two
years ago. He was chairman of the
republican state campaign that made
local option an issue, and supported
IL as heartily as even Governor Bra
dy. But back OF all is HIS personal
word, the record of many years of
honorable dealing, that he will stand
by the law in spirit as well as in
letter. That is as good guarantee as
any man could offer-not even life
time of rabid prohibition work is
better guarantee than the word of
man whose word Is good. That Mr..
o'NelI has been misrepresented on
this question is matter that fair
play should see rectified.
The Recorder editor has talked
with preachers, brewers, politicians,
and added to this his own opinion as
from the common people; and the
verdict OF all is that o'Neil could
not. II he would, and would not If he
could, curtail or hamper the present
law. SO far as the Recorder Is
concerned, that is a closed issue; and
It was one of the matters on which
the greatest opposition to Mr.. o'Neil
was based.
The Recorder would like to know
more of the deal which came near
defeating Senator Hepburn for the
United States senate at the last leg
islature. Accepting the republican
state convention endorsement, which
was the forerunner Of the direct pri-
mary law, Senator Hepburn was so
much opposed to the primary law
that his defeat was imminent at the
hands OF the people, It was under
stood that both Governor Brady and
Mr.. o'Neil were eagerly receptive
candidates for the position, which
neither could have accepted with
honor, A later investigation has
satisfied the Recorder that Mr.. o'Neil
was the rock on which the com
bination broke, and that he is to be
held guiltless OF what would have
been an act OF treachery. Outside of
all other evidence, Mr.. o'Neil has
given his word that he refused to ac-
cept the chance; the Recorder takes
his word, knowing through long ac-
Quaintance that his word is good.
\The Recorder has been classified
as Brady" paper. It is to the
extent that as an honorable publica-
ton It must credit him for whatever
there is good or good intentioned in
his administration. But there is
none of Mr.. Brady's money in It,
nor o'Neil's either--not even a sub
seriptlon-and It will not be tagged
by any mans name. II for old
times sake. or for a changed judg-
ment of present needs 1t chooses to
recognize good in Mr.. o'Neil or in
any other man, only the sheriff or the
coroner can take away the exercise
Of that right.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1910-07-06
FREE DEMONSTRATION.

or J. J. MoAlllster's specific lini-
ment at the Lakeside Pharmacy BY
the manufacturer. beginning Mon
day morning. Specialties. bronchial
asthma, hay fever. catarrh, rheuma-
tism. neuralgia. gastritis, indiEes.
ton, grip. etc. Free sample given.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1910-07-06
CRY IN BRIEF


local visltor today,
Dance on Ark Boneta wednesday
Leave ssaO .. IA. 800 a couple.
Paul MoFon Of Wallace Il IL me
city today.
Money 10 loan. Robt. w. Collins
4 Co.. Wiggett block.
J. J. Brown. the Spokane banker.
Il n tho city on business.
Eiec, Vacuum cleaning. Int. s2s3,
q y. Wilson Of Harrison spent
Yesterday afternoon In the city.
DEad'S place ID for sale.
W. 8. Clinton 81 Spirit Lake Is
local visitor today. !
Cabs and messengers. Phone %.
Co. Both phones 90.
Az eight pound boy vas bora 10
ME and Mrs. r. HFoderick a. 945
Fifth street yesterday morning.
Dress for s5s : year. ASH Bernier
how.
Attorney Wernotte made business
irip TO Mcclure this afteroon.
Attorney Reed i 81 Mcclure this
atternoon On business.
Mr., and Mrs. JadGe Russell went
20 SPOKANE this morning 70 attend
the funeral of Mrs, Tom Hooper who
Lived p this city ! few years ago
Auto Tor hlse. Occur d'Alens Cab
Dance ~ Ark nonelA Wednesday.
Leave sssO D. u. tI.OO = couple,
A sherman. ,he Hayden Lake mir
acle worker. . Waiting In the city
today.
Attorney J. v. Hawkins Ok 81.
loo eamo down from there this
morninG.
Mr. and AIRS. Boyd Hamilton ana
little son vent . spokane The after
aeon.
D. =, plkeraon. the N. +. car man.
has Fenamed hia duties after spend
lnE weeks vacation on the coast.
me Lake city Hardware Co. has
the most complete line Of pocket
Knives and cutlery 70 BE- found IL tbs
city. At attractive prices
y. I. Nixoa 81 Weller. M0at.. but
formerly 81 this city. u visiting
friends ID the city.
County Commissioner |, NJ. Bnsby
went % Post Falia this afternoon
where b. viii Join 9, n, Trlgg IN the
Inspection of new road.
Dance on ARK nonetA Wednesday
Leave ssa0 .. N. tt,0O couple.
80 ana Mrs. William Buckley and
son Blight leIt tnis saesalAa for ttaal
mond. orc.
Piano tuning and plano lessons Il
your hame wherever located. Pref
J. LilisnherE. Occur a'Aleae. Idaho
Drop card.
Or. lmberg. who haR been aasoelat
"a with Or. YoanKberg for about
year. win enter into the practice o
dentistry with noeter Douglas Il
lha latter'a olice 81 once.
The A. T. McReynolds w. n. Q
h meeting this afternoon At tn
homo Of Mrs. Joseph Nathan at i0'
Occur a'Alene street.
Harry gonea Of Harrington. Wash,
u vlnleln& Lester 0illilAnd at tn
MoantAin Glen poultry ranch nortl
of the eity.
The Occur d.Alene mlli vas shu
down for q few hours today on &C
count Of a. accident 70 the larR
chain that pulls the LOGS from en-
lake up late the min.
Mra. Charles Meyers and Mr.. an,
Mira Harry ReddlnE % Portlan,
are Visiting al tie home OF the ladies
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. George chstl
enden on Government way.
Mra, W. J. carpenter and daaEh
ter. Airs. Ethel Sargent OF Seattle
have returned 10 their homes ate
spending : few days Visiting Afrs
Carpenters cousin. NlFa. r. ]. oulIi
81 on The Fort Grounds.
r. d johannes returned tAia meFn
ing from Spokane and weat ap m
Occur a'Alsae river this Afternoon
He win ~ absent from the city %
several days
J. G, Sherwood. the wardneF min
ing man. was IN the city 3 abort tim
today and be stated that q mal
Ramed Harris vas drowned At EnA
vills Just below Cataldo this morn
inG.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1910-07-06

Today's News Today in the Even
Ing Press.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1910-07-06
GOVERNOR BRADY IS
BEATEN IN NORTH IDAHO

,conllnuea trom Paes ons.l
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-09-03
Las Cruces and the Mesilla Valley

years and half and was retained as
teller when the bank was reorganized
as trust company and bank.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-09-03

LINES COMPLETED
Chihuahua VIII Inaugurate
Line During Centenary;
Juarez Bologna
Factory.

Chihuahua, Mex, Sept. 3.-Jose Ma.
Ponce de Leon, official mayor of the
state government states that the two
public telephone lines, one from Gale
go, on the National Railways to San
Buenaventura and Casas Grandes, and
the other from Guerrero to Namiquipa
and Bachinioa, are completed. and will
be formally inaugurated during the
centennial celebration ceremonies this
month. These lines, built by the state
government, the local chamber of COM
merce, the municipalities and hacien-
daS through which they pass, viii
bring some remote sections of the
state into easy communication with
this capital
r T. Sherman, Of the firm of Weav-
er & Sherman, OF Lancaster Pa. and
]. Garcia Cuadra, OF Ell Paso, Texas,
were here in connection with their en-
terprise. a bologna sausage factory at
the border city Of Juarez and the state
concession therefor
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-09-03
BUILDING IMPROVEMENTS
PLANNED FOR NOGALEs
New Business Block and Hotel to Be
Erected There: Social Entertain
ments Numerous; Personals.

Nogales, Ariz., Sept. 3.-Cummings &
Mcintyre viii commence the erection
of two story business block on the
site OF the north end of the wedge on
Morley avenue at an early date, having
secured a % year lease on the lots of
the late J. K. Nolan and Dr. TregosO.
| There viii he a frontage Of so feet and
the lower story will be used for store
rooms and the upper for business of
ffces. At the southern extremity of the
wedge a modern hotel Of three stories
will be erected.
Senator Eugene 3. Ives, of Tucson.
addressed a big audience here on De-
mocracy- Frank ]. Duffy. Democratic
nominee for delegate to the state con
also spoke on the occasion.
Mrs. A T. Bird and Mrs. A. A. Do
herty were hoStesses at a bridge whist
party in honor of Mrs. Chas. Kaiser Of
Colorado and Mrs E. Titcomb. The
guest list included: Mesdames Carney,
Marsteller. Otto Herold, Van Monrick,
Chas. Kaiser. Herrera, Bulge, Hannah
Doherty. Wood, Reddoch. O'Connor, KEEL
sey, Oyerton, Chalfant, Burgoon, Clag-
gett, O'Keefe, Barr, Watkin, Adams,
Renshaw, Rathburn, Madden, Richard
son, Christ, Titcomb. Fowler and Misses
Ethel Harrison, Edith and Ethel Do
herty.
a Tracy Bird. jr.. is visiting in SAT-
ford.
Mrs Chas A. Kaiser has gone to her
home at Primero, Colo. after a visit
to Mrs. F. Van Monrick here.
Mrs E. P. Adams, of Tucson, is the
guest of Mrs s. A Reddocn and Lulu r.
Wood in Nogales.
Mrs B. NJ Ashby has returned from
trip to Murfreesboro. Ill, Master RolIo
AshOy accompanied her.
W. Duane Bird was in Tucson for a
few days this week.
o. F. Ashburr came in from Pata-
gonia for the Ives address
Mr.. and Mrs. George w Parker are
here for few days from Mowry.
Col. A. T. Bird has returned from a
business trip to Denver.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-09-03
NEW BUSINESS BUILDING
PLANNED FOR LAS CRUCES.
Las Cruces Folk Are Constant Travellers
Ell Pasoans In the Upper Valley
TOWn-PerSonalS

Las Cruces, \. NJ, Sept ga. Farah.
OF Albuquerque, was in Las Cruces yes
terday and today Mr. Farah recently
purchased. the Dessauer block on Main
street in Las Cruces. and his visit here
at this time is relative TO business per-
tanning to his property. He is contem-
plating the erection of a modern store
building to replace athe two story build
ing now on his property
DIT L. Moreno was an FL Paso visitor
yesterday.
j. II: Paxton etIrrned from Garfield
and Colorado yesterday morninq
j. f. Bonham, who has been CAMPAIGN
ing IN the upper end of the county for
the past four days, returned to Las
Cruces Yesterday
Maj. Eugene Van Patten has returned
from weeks visit to the towns in the
northern portion of this county
George W Frenger was visitor to
the Pass City yesterday
j. I. Smith was in Ell Paso yester-
day.
Edward f. Ehle, denutv game warden,
transacted business in the Pass City
yesterday. -
Miss Cora X. Walker, of Clovis, n NJ,