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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-07-04
CHAS. EWART

A gentleman who has always been
known for his sterling qualities, and
has at all times been progressive,
lending his best efforts to advance
the interests of Aberdeen is that of
Chas. Ewart, who is ably holding the
office of city engineer. He has al
ways taken an interest in Aberdeen
and all matters pertaining to the well
fare of the city.
The diplomacy which necessarily
must be employed in the tactics Of
his official duties and the keen alert
ness which the office requires, are
embodied in Mr.. Ewart. His expert
ence and past life has stamped the
marks of ability and special fitness
for the position which he now holds.
Mr.. Ewart is young man and his
thorough knowledge of engineering
work makes his future life glow"
with promise and insures for him sue
cess in his onward career. He is
popular with public and has many
staunch friends throughout this sec
ton,
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-07-04
ROY c. SARGENT.

The name of Roy G. Sargent. who
has for the past six years held the
office of city treasurer, carries with
it, in the minds of all who know him,
the idea of successful perseverance
and enduring worth. Mr.. Sargent
was born in Iowa. He came to Aber-
deem 90 years ago, since which time
his life has been an open book with
out blot upon it's pages.
Roy has always been an earnest
promoter and supporter in all that
was good and best for the city, al
ways aiding with any enterprise that
had for it's object the betterment Of
Aberdeen. AS a city official, he gives
close attention to the duties of his
office, and is an able and efficient Of
fetal, performing the duties he has
assumed with much credit to himself
and the city. He is an able man in
every department of his position, fer
tile in his resources and energetic
in the execution of his work. He is
public spirited in nature, courteous
and obliging, and is honorable in his
dealings with his fellow men, and is
universally liked and respected. Roy
is a young man with a bright future
before him.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-07-04
EMIL SCHEUMAN

Furniture, carpets, rugs, mating
and a general line of house furnish
ing goods, embracing the Laurel
stoves and ranges is to be found at
the establishment conducted by Emil
Scheuman, located at 107 West Her
on street. The stock embraces both
new and second hand goods, which
are shown in variety of qualities
to please all conditions.
Mr. Scheuman's business career in
Aberdeen dates back to little more
than three years ago. and during his
operations in our city his methods
Of doing business has been strictly
ION the square" in every way, and
he has gained for himself an excellent
reputation as a. good citizen anu a
reliable business man. At his store
will be found many bargains in house
. furnishing goods, and all patrons ar
shown every courtesy and treated
alike, whether their purchase be large
or small. The honorable business
principles of Mr.. Scheuman, together
with selling his goods at reasonable
prices, has brought to his establish,
rent an ever increasing PATRONAGE.
lie is man of a public spirited ma
tire. always willing to aid with any
public enterprise
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-07-04
WISHkAH FISH co,

The Wishkah Fish Company, COM
posed of Messrs. o. c. and A. c..
Schneider, comes in for their share of
credit for helping in the mercantile
interest of Aberdeen. At their mar
ket, which is located at 113 South
G street, is carried choice stock of
sea products, and is a place where
the public can always get the best
goods in their line at the lowest
prices.
There is always wholesome stock
of fresh fish on hand, while the va
riety of canned goods bear labels
that stand for purity and excellence
In point of neatness and cleanliness
the place will bear the most search
ing inspection, and fills all require
ments in every respect for a high
class establishment OF its kind. Cour-
teOus treatment is accorded to all,
and honest dealing is the motto Of
the firm. These conditions, together
with handling large and select stock,
has given the Wishkah Fish Company
first place in Aberdeen among the
enterprises of their kind. Sea Food"
in the various branches can be OBJ
tanned at this market in a whole
some condition. and al the lowest mar
let prices. The proprietors thorough
ly understand this branch CT indus
ry, and their efforts to provide the
public with the best in their line is
highly appreciated, which is shown
by their large and satisfied trade
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-07-04
SCAZIGHINI AND ERICKSON

The above named firm, whose place
of business is located at 302 East
Market street are electrical contract.
Ors, and conduct the leading enter.
price of it's kind in Aberdeen. They
established the business about three
months ago, since which time they
have enjoyed a good patronage and
executed many contracts that have
given excellent satisfaction
Besides electrical work, they also
do bicycle repairing and carry line
of supplies, and in each branch OF
the business their work is of the
highest character, while the prices
charged are most reasonable. They
are fully prepared to do any and all
kinds of electrical contracting and
any one giving their work in this
line to R.F. Scazighini and T. H. Erick
son viii receive good service and hon
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-07-04
EATON AND SWANEY

One of the high class drug stores
of Aberdeen is the one owned by
Messrs. F. w. Eaton and l.. l.. Swan
ey, located at PIG South II street. The
stock carried by the house embraces
a select line of pure and fresh drugs
sundries, toilet articles, perfumes
stationery and in fact everything tina
is handled by modern and frs
class pharmacy.
In the compromising of prescrip
tions, this store enjoys an excellent
reputation, the prescriptions always
being filled with drugs Of the bes
quality and standard strength. The
interior bears every evidence of mod
ern progress. The stock is arranged
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-07-04

in an attractive manner and nothing
is lacking to make this store, known
as the Rexall store, mercantile es-
Enlistment of the highest order. The
house enjoys an excellent reputation
for honorable business methods and
the large patronage enjoyed proves
the POPULARITY of the store. Both
Messrs. Eaton and Swaney are young
and wide-awake business men, we'll
and favorably known in our city.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-07-04

est treatment, and will be highly
pleased when the job is brought to
completion. They are both young
and enterprising gentlemen and are
thoroughly reliable in all business
transactions, and their business is an
important branch, required in the
growth of Aberdeen.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-07-04

long list or pleased patrons is
the leading advertisement OF the
Herald Prlntery. From mi.s
ticket to a full sheet poster, we
would like to figure on your bust.
ness in this line.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-02-25
BANKER ARRESTED
FOR SHORTAGE
The Money Has Been Made
GOOD and Bank Is Oper-
ating as Usual.

-, Kansas City. Mo. Fen. 25.-Byron T..
Church. former president OF the HOLY
ROOD state bank. of Hollywood. kansas
was arrested here under INSTRUCTIONS
rom state bank commissioner Do1lev.
Churchs son. VI. e Church and
hoInas' both former officers of the
n oeihg sought by the officers
A special examiner raceptI,- ,st.o..-
cred evidences in the banks hooI1 :,
lOrserles TO cover alleged shorracas ~
more than 100000 When the hank re-
organized 1t is said the directors n,ada
sood this loss. The bank never closed
ana now 1t is said to be in a prosDeror.
condltion- 1t is claimed that the losses
are due TO former cashier. who spec-
uiated IN grain with the banks funds
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-02-25
AVIATION NOTES.

Nat Reiss made good as a Snowman
and fulfilled every obligation with The
Herald and the people in FL Paso.
Washington park is offered free OF
rent for Sunday afternoon if NJ. W.
Stanton wishes to give that exhibition
shirt-tail flight. Admirers of the Judge
will pay the rental and $500 for the
flight if he makes good his assertion
of Wednesday.
Hamilton could easily have raced an
automobile yesterday, for he circled
the park track twice, although it was a
enlarged machine on a half mile track.
He had never before circled less than a
dangerous undertaking FOR him in that
mile track except when the short planes
were used at sea level.
Paulhan's assistant manager takes
his hat off to Hamilton without re-
serve
Hamilton goes next to Portland and
Seattle for exhibitions. FL Paso got TO
see the bird man before either of these
northwestern cities.
Hamilton made one circuit of the
track yesterday. flying much more than
a half mile, in So seconds His record
with small machine over a half mile
track is So seconds.
I'VE think The Herald has done a
big thing for Ell Paso in bringing this
aviation meeting here and making such
a success of it," That is the way c. Fl.
Leavell feels about the meet which
closed Thursday afternoon at the park
This town needs boosters that will as
sist in the organization and coopera-
tion. not Knockers
Did l get my moneys worth p
more" declared DR. H A Magruder
this morning. 1T was a great show
Hamilton is a wonder"
He is a wonder" declared John H
Franklin. as he looked at Hamilton
flying over the gFandstand yesterday
1t certainly is a great exhibit" de-
clared W. T. HixsOn, and then he went
inside the field 20 shake hands with
Hamilton and examine the machine in
detail
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-02-25
TWO GIRLS STEAL
AWAY FROM SCHOOL
FL Paso Student and Friend
Are Caught at Anthony.
New Mex.

Anthony. n NJ. Feb 25.-After steal
ms away from the Loretto academy at
Las Cruces by the light of the moon
and walking to Anthony. distance of
% miles, Elsie Jarchome, of El Paso.
ana Agnes Bennett. of Three Rivers.
n M, were caught here by deputy sber.
ms and taken back to Las Cruces
me young girls were first missed
from the academy about 7 o'clock and
mere was considerable excitement at
ire school, according to deputy sheriffs
moreno and Pedro Gonzales. who start
co OUT IN search of the absent students.
hen overtaken the girls were ar the
nome OF Mrs. c. e Miller. where thew
mad stopped and asked for something
10 eat According to deputy sheriff
they had walked down the
railway track The girls were without
hats but had on coats.
Elsie Jarchome, Il is stated. ran away
from the school last summer, but was
overtaken at Mesquite Deputy sheriff
Moreno says they told him they did not
like the discipline at the school.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-02-25
WANTS VALLEY
TO COOPERATE
Cruces Chamber of Com
merce Organizing the
Upper VALLEY Towns.

La Luna, Texas. Feb. 25.-A. r. Cole
man, secretary of the Mesilla valley
chamber Of commerce, was Gown from
Las Cruces recently. and at a meeting
In the Anthony schooIhouse gave A
Talk in the interests of that organiza-
ton, outlining their close cooperative
plan OF advertising the whole valley.
TO this end Mr. Coleman suggests ap-
pointing a local secretary in each town.
with whom ne, as general secretary. can
correspond and refer letters of inquiry.
and who viii assist in securing infor-
nation and getting new members. One
hundred and sixtyfive members in the
vicinity Of Las Cruces have been Sc
cured All land owners of the INNER
valley residing in FL Paso have the
opportunity of joining the organization
oy communicating with Mr.. Coleman at
Las cruces, or with Royal Jackman.
SIS Herald building, Ell Paso.
A plan has been worked ont and tho
financing of it arranged. whereby the
secretary will take a trip through Okla
hona- Kansas and Missouri. CARRYING
plctures and exhibits of the producfs
81 the valley, the object in view being
% interest the farmer, the banker and
the manufacturer in the opportunities
OF this valley.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-02-25
PLENTY OF WATER
FOR IRRIGATION
bitches Overflow and Roads
Are Under Water-Ber-
mo Notes.

BerinO. n. NJ. Feb, 25.-Water for ir-
rigation in the Three Saints ditch is ex-
ceedingly plentiful. Besides large
acreage irrigated, many miles of
roads are under water and steps are
being taken 10 prosecute the careless.
T. A Lewis. resident buyer for the
Wilson Grain company OF east Texas,
was up from Ell Paso lately, looking
over the alfalfa prospect with r. Z.
Bowden,. secretary. OF the Berino-An--
thOny Farmers association.
Maj G. W. Mossman OF Las Cruces
Is down on a visit with his son W.
c MOssman-
F. G. Belk. accompanied by Miss NJ.
FOrlane was Up from Ell Paso lately.
Among recent visitors to Ell Paso
were J. L Thompson. ~. E. Raines, J.
W Baker. Mrs c. n. Gibson, Mr. and
Mrs Carl Price, r. E. Bowden, and
J. g McNary.
E G. Baker is home after a fort
nights trip into Mexico.
John Viljoen has returned from a
visit 10 chihuahua.
Q A Viljoen and family and Messrs.
McNary and Rawlings were avia ton
visitors TO El Paso-
G o. Somerville, who has spent a
year here. has gone TO Mountain PARK.
r L Smith. one of the purchasers of
the Rode farm, was up lately prepar-
ing 10 seed large acreage which he
has cleared and leveled since his pur-
chase last month.
Carl Price has rock in ground for the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-02-25
LAS CRUCES DAILY RECORD.

Las Cruces. n. NJ, Feb. 25.-Ths fol-
lowing deeds and other papers of rec
ord have been filed with the recorder
OF iDona Ana county:
Deeds Recorded.
Henry D. Bowman TO HugI- Clary.
special guardians deco TO a three
eSghths interest in three certain tracts
Of land situated northwest OF Las
Cruces containing 1926 acres; consid-
Grafton $4,000. Dated Feb. q, 1910.
Ida May Polkenhorn to Hugh Clary,
warranty deed TO a five-eighths inter-
est in three certain tracts OF land stu
ated northwest of Las Cruces containing
1925 acres: consideration $4,000 Dated
Feb. Z, 1910.
Ida May Polkenhorn to Hugh Clary.
quit claim deed to q five-eig hths in
terest in three certain tracts of land
situated northwest of the town of Las
Cruces. containing 1925 acres: consid-
Grafton SI.O0; dated Feb. Z. 1910
ID. F. Baker eft ux to Hugh Clary, Quit
claim deed TO n tract of land situated
Just northwest Of Las Cruces, contain
ing 2S56 acres; consideration 81; dated
Feb %, 1910.
Hugh CIary ct ux to Charles H Mont
gomery, warranty deed to three tracts
of land situated, No. 1. just north of the
north limits of Las Cruces. containing
2s25 acres; No. 2 about Il mile north
west of Las Cruces containing 56S5
acres; No about one mile northwest
of Las Cruces containing 2S.05 acres.
s1S,999.60; dated Feb. %
1910.
Eusibo Pillar M. de Trujillo to Juan
Marquee warranty deed to one lot I'm
the town of Tortugas, in precinct No
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-02-25

, s. area so by As yards, consideration
SIS; dated Dec. 13, 1903
E. Fl. Morrill, ct ux TO Troy C. Sex
ton. warranty deed to lots IS and 80 in
the La Cruces Realty company's Ala
media Place subdivision; consideration
$500; dated Feb. 1. 1910.
Edward ID. Shipe ct ux to H. H c. Dun
woody. mining deed 70 the San Angus
/ tine Copper mine, situated in the Or
gan mountain mining district; consid-
GRAFTON $500 and other valuables, dated
Jan s. 1910.
j. T. Miller to Charley P. Berglan
warranty deed 10 lots 2S. 80. 81 and 81
in block II of Miller's Esperanza addi-
ton; consideration 81, and other valu-
ables; dated Nov 10. 1909.
]. T. Miller TO Charley P. Berglan.
warranty deed TO lots 35 and 81 in
block 33 45. IS. A. and 4S IN block -;
% and 80 in block so and L. IS 19
and 20 in block 81 OF Miller's Esparan-
"a addition; consideration s1.00 and
other valuables: dated Nov. -. sOS
Robert L. Edwards ct ux to Otto
Wolf, warranty deed TO lots 80 and 81.
block :. and lots 16. Il. Is. 10. 20. 2I. %.
%. "a. %. 26. 81, %, %. 80. 81, %, and
SO in block 80 OF Miller's Esparanza adj
dition; consideration $4,000; dated Sept
Is. 1909
MorriJ Prudential to Charles l.
Post quit claim deed to a tract Of land
situate near La Union. containing 1872
acres; consideration ST and other valu-
ables; dated Feb. II, 1910.
]. d. Wollett to Charles Homer
Woodruff, warranty deed to lots "a and
25 in block los of Westmont Heights
addition; consideration $500; dated
Feb. "a. 1910.
J. D. Violet to Leslie T. Van Hagan.
warranty deed to lots II. 13, II, Is. 16
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-02-25
PORTLAND CRAZY
ABOUT HAMILTON
Greatly Worked Up Over
Avlator's Flights in That
City Next Week
Portlapd, Ore. Feb. "a. 1910.

: =
charles K Hamilton. FL Paso. Tex.
Aeronautlc club formed TO offer good
oohuS Tor extra stunts Send SUCCESS
elons Tor pubika ton News received
from FL Paso about your flight. Caused
great excitement here"
1hls telegram was received bv Ham
IIIon this morning before he left for
douglas 1t was sent by the promoters
OF the aviation meeting. which is TO be
helo In Portland the first of nexf
month, at which the man bird will be the
star aviator. ~
hamilton viii go from Douglas TO
portland. where he is under contract To
nppeaI Ior = series OF flights under the
management OF Nat RPiss- Who nal
Sucn a success OF the Fl Paso meet.
me telegram shows how the country
- ~H.Iilihs the performances Of the avi-
atOr VINO appeared in Ell Paso this vveelx
ana IL IS predicted that the New Yorker
viii gain reputation for himself fbat
VI Surpass that Of the other New York
man or HamnOndsport WHOSE name
Hamilton's biplane carries
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-02-25
La MESA JUNIOR GUILD
GIVES ENTERTAINMENT.
Many People From Upper Valley Come
10 FL PasO to See the Aviator
La Mesa News.

La Mesa, n. NJ. Feb. 25.-The junior
guild gave its first series of entertain
ments recently. Those who enjoyed
their hospitality were: Mrs II. Reese,
Mrs. Nelson. Mr. and Mrs J. R. Livesay,
Mr.. and Mrs. R. z. Reeder; Misses
Cooke. Mead, Jones, Bowersox. Hazel
and Hnder Dreamer, Erna Reese, LIE
Sure and Maggie Divesay; Messrs. r.
r. Wakefield. A Greenwood. Jones,
Rogers, Hyland and Esterbrook.
The concert given by Miss Elizabeth
Garrett was enpoyed by an appreciative
audience.
Quarterly conference was held att the
Methodist Episcopal church recently.
Presiding elder Cochran and Rev. II.
P. Bond, of FL Paso. were both pres
ent.
Services were held at St. Johns hall
lately by Rev. Henry Easter. of st.
Clements church, FL Paso.
Hide inspector Dorsey. of Las Cruces.
made q business trip down the valley
lately.
Mrs. C. F. Davis. of FL Paso, spent
several days with her mother, Mrs. J.
Z. Petter.
Quite a number from La Mesa went
to Fl Paso TO see the bird man fly.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-02-25
PROF. HADBEY TO ADDRESS
CRUCES PREsBYTERI.NS

Las Cruces, n. NJ. Feb. 25.-Prof
hiram Hadley of Mesilla Park Will
have charge of the morning services =,
the Presbyterian church next sunday
Service and sermon at II m RihIo
school meets promptly al 10 o'clock q.
m; evening service at 1870 D. m.
Rev w. E. Foulks, pastor. will nreacI,
TO his congregation in the Methodist
church next Sunday at both morninu
ana evening services. Morning service
az II O'clock a. M; evening service, 7:SO
p. m.
Kew J. F. Rorex of the Baptist church
VIII occupy his pulpit at both services
next Sunday.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-02-25
LAS CRUCES PERSONALS.

Las Cruces. y. NJ, Feb. 25.-WiIIiam
Z Johnson, a Las Cruces man. who re-
Gently accepted a position as travelling
salesman for an eastern manufacturing
concern. is here for a few days
Paul Lisso, who is making his ranch,
the old Williams farm west of Las
Cruces TO be one Of the most uptodate
IN the valley, went down to Ell Paso last
evening TO visit his fathers family
h b Holt returned this forenoon
from SocOrro. where he has been as
representative of the Water Users be-
fore the commission in the condemna-
ton proceedings.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-02-25
GREAT EXHIBITION 1T WASHINGTON
PARK THURSDAY BY c. k. HAMILTON
Continued from Page One)

sembled and packed away in the FIVE
drab boxes which carry it from place
10 place. Tired almost to exhaustion
with the tense strain OF the past three
days. Hamilton. as frail as his craft.
returned to his hotel. had dinner and
retired.
Accompanied by his manager. Nat
Reiss, Mrs. Hamilton. Mrs. Reiss and
the small army of mechanics, postcard
sellers and other attaches. the man
bird left for Douglas this morning, the
modest hero of a city
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-02-25
LAS CRUCES HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Las cruces, \. N, Feb 25.-The fol
owing guests are registered at Hotel
Don BaFnardo: Karl Hockenheirner. ST.
LOUIS; L. G. James and wife, St. Louis;
LOUIS Hopp, Texarkana; VIM. Vending.
DenVer; John Mcintyre and wife, San
antonio n. NJ; Miss Ang. Montoya. San
antonio \. NJ; Thee Nash. Detroit:
=. ~ Talbot, FL Paso; S. c. Hairless, Ell
Fark hotel: John Waltball, Ell Paso;
IA l. Gafford, Vado. n NJ
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-02-25
NEW REGULATION TO
PREVENT RIOC,ES ABE

In order to prevent blockade of traf-
fic at the corner OF San Antonio and
Stanton streets. the police commission
and the city council met Thursday and
decided on a new regulation.
Cars running east. instead of stopping
at the corner proceed 100 feet east anu
stop there, while those running west
stop east of the North stanton street
crossing
Policeman Stubblefield was busy at
noon advising people homewaFd bound,
Of the new regulation and all agreed
that il was a good thing
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-02-25
GOVERNMENT REFUSES
TO DROP WORID CASE

Washington. d. c., Feb. 25.-As a re-
suit of cabinet meeting. attorney gem
eral Wickersham today telegraphed dis
trict attorney Wise, of New York to
note an appeal from the decision of
Judge Hough dismissing for want of
Jurisdiction the indictment against the
Press Publishing company (The New
York World) on a charge Of libel in
connection with the Panama canal
cases.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-02-25
LAS CRUCESAND , --.'.s s: e - - . -.
MESILLA VALLEY = :-s:s:: :: =: :'S:s

foundation of his proposed new store
building at Berino siding.
r. z. Bowden reports the last cars
Of the 1908 alfalfa crop going out this
week. A total OF something over 800
cars has been very satisfactorily dis
posed of this season and the prospect
seems good for next season.
Leonard Heineman is in El Paso for
medical treatment.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-02-25

TO delay his second fight until 1929
AS he was pushing his machine over
TO the starting point piece of glass
cut a slit in the tire of the left rear
wheel making ii necessary to change
wheels, one with a good tire being
substituted for the damaged one Tun-
ing UP his engine. Hamilton prepared
for a speed trial on his second flight
When everything was adjusted and the
engine was pounding IN perfect rythm,
Hamilton threw away the big black
cigar he had been dry smoking. pulled
that old cap down to shade his eyes.
gave the signal and was off.
As he rose over the cootonwoods
to the north of the park, a flock of
crows came tapping lazily along from
the direction of the lower valley. Their
deliberate flight was changed 20 a riot
when the golden aeropIane went whir-
ring past and the crowd laughed at
their queer antics to get clear OF this
new invader of the air. This time
Hamilton swung to the right in an eff
fort TO give the people IN the grand
stand a better view Of his speed flight
although the going was not as good in
that direction as around the opposite
WaV.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-02-25
OPEN FEED- STORE.

I Las Cruces. N NJ. Feb. 25.-Messrs.
J. L Black and Z. Lawson. who re-
Gently came TO Las Cruces from Mid
iothlan. Texas, have opened feed store
on Main street in the Amador building
formerly occupied by Biscaros saloon
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-02-25
HAY STACK DESTROYED.

Chamberino. y. NJ, Feb. 25.-Fire last
night completely destroyed the hay
stack of w. B. Carroll. There were 80
tons OF hay in the stack