Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-06
LAS CRUCES HAS
SCARLET FEVER
Children Under Sixteen Years
of Age Are Forbidden TO
Gather in Meetings by Or.
der of Board of Health.

JOS Ctucos \ NJ. Mny iUl.
morning the town bonrd al H.. r..,.
W. Nifh civ Health Pm, .l,Iau Dr
q vs. GrrbcU ana Conn. u.ltu
Ply rian " 4 Field ana boN ur..
aiclan- recommended thai an public
gathering. oi children AlNt.pu t.att
ot aye ana under should be- ptomni'
I'd BASED upon this recommendation
ihr council adopted a resolution .lo.
hihltna 'ho Gathering togother n
tnf show picture show, church. sun.
da> school public school on Ohio.
public gathering until further orders
of DE board
This action is In accordance Wfh
the laws pi fho territory for ihp mo.
tpctiuu uf public health Tho iaw a. d,
ordinance Wnyiding poUnlt, Dt the
ldiini fu rcpur the existence 10 a.,
couias'ouH disease viii be- strictlv 80.
forced
The pastors ot The Catholic. N.oihl.
dist, Baptist and PRESBYTERIAN
churches are cooperating with tic
authorities iu this matter. but N win
require also De hearty co.opurein n
OF parents to on"ctually prevent tho
spread ct scarlet fever. which IL nos
on the Increase
The aenllh officers reported ninc
known cases Thursday and one daa, n
Tmfsdat nipht II had been expected
that school WOnl open next Mon.
dat. bat the spread OF the disease VIII
probably .c.p them closed several
DAVIS longer
Col Hogan viii Raise Horses.
Col John Hogan les IN correspond
once with breeders 81 Belgian ami
Pcrchcron horses IN Colorado pni
viii leave lhis month Ia purchaan n
carload of Hne brood mares ana n
bloudrd stallion Colonel Hogan has
purchased large alfalfa ranch near
Dona ANA to be- used for his horse
This week he brought power hdy
hailcr with capacity of twenty-five
tons per day Twontyfvc Thousand
adobcs have been copietcd with whlcl
The colonel intends erecting modern
ranch home lie will also mako Inn
provcmcutS on his hay barn which
will double its cauacit,
Mr. Hogan has one OF the mos
beautiful. rs well as one of the most
productive ranches iu The entire val
leg Within q year oI Two II Is r.a.
sonablo 10 expect that his place witt
hrcOmc famous a. a fine stock farm
For The past several years. Colonel
Hogan has been engaged Ia the min
ing business IN the Organ district
bur was formerly engaged IN farming
and fine stock raising IN rtah and
california. Since becoming resi
dent uf the Mosilln valley hc d. or fhc
opinion that the climate and fine al.
ialia raised in this valley mako N
superior TO any country IN which he
has ever lived for tho breeding OF
| hish Grade horses. The colonel
might he classed as the gentleman
farmer of tho Mesilla valley, living
a. be does In one OF the handsom"
residences ON the Alameda boulevard
surrounded bN three acres of hoauii
iul lawn. flowers and shrubborv and
stocked with the finest. gurcs' breed
poultr yobtainablc
+ O'Brien, the engincor In charge
Of the road work IN bona Ana coun.
ly tor The territory reports that work
Is progressing rapidly ~ the Anthony
end of III Canine Real Ncarl, all
OF the rOadbcd has been Graded anl
about quarter Of a mile has been
sraveled Several wagons are hauling
the gravel from the foothills and tn
work is being pushed with all pos.
sible haste
Many tourists passing through Las
Cruces az this season of the year
have often cOmplmonted the citizens
ON having such beautiful plaza.
And beautiful ~ is hu, never before
has !, been So beautiful as II is this
year The plaza covers an entire
block The walks ali load to band
stand In the center; the lawn is 10
iull and perfect as an eastern clover
Held the umbrella trees shade every
spot. and with the entire block boz,
dvrod with white flags, il makes one
feel hat the desert does blossom like
The rose The good ladies' of Las
Cruces are due the credit for main.
tanning this park and their efforts are
duly appreciated