El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-09-22

night at the regular rate OF 60 cents
month
Las Cruces. N. NJ. Sept 22.-The sale
OF IS acres o. improved valley land
belonging to the Deegan ranch for
$3.50 Is another evidence Of the adj
vance IN value or valley real estate
The purchaser, Peter TutWilsr. OF
Louisiana, is a rancher Of large eE-
I perienCe, making specially OF dairy
ing The purchase was made for dairy
purposes, and Mr. IutWsler is return
ing TO Louisiana where he VIII secure
well bred stock. which VIII be shipped
TO the new ranch for dairytng pur-
poses. 1t is proposed TO develop the
property and make a hrstclass dairy
that viii be a credit TO the valley. This
tract lies north OF town almost joining
the city limits between Las Cruces and
Dona Ana.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. / Mccullough, Of EI
PasO, and Messrs- l. W. Fuuens W. r..
Riley and r. II. Miller, OF McAlister.
Okla, together with Mr.. GIL, OF this
place, have gone TO Organ camp In two
/ cOnYeyanCes to remain several days on
a trip Of inspection
Mark B. Thompson IS in Fl Paso on
business matters
Mr. and Mrs. VIM Jacoby have re-
[ turned from Silver City, n. n, where
/ they went on a business trip
Donald Young LEFT Thursday for
Z Yale 20 complete another year In the
Z law course.
To show how land is changing hands
IN the valley, one abstract company
had orders on Monday for six alb
stracts.
Elmer Landou. OF Phoenix. was in
[ Cruces looking after investments and
I renewing old friendships
Land office Notes.
Homesteads Entries-N lillian Bar
raft FL Paso. Texas, southeast quar-
ter section IS, township p SOUTH
range west. George s Brooks, Co
Z : = : 81 b.
ton 10, township Is south range
west Monroe 3. Bowman, FL PasO,
I Texas, southwest quarter section Is,
township "a south, range IL west j ohm
! A Toomay, jr-, Deming, n. NJ, north
east quarter section 80, township g
south, range IL west Ira Mes, Dem
ing, y. n, southeast quarter section
70, township - south range II west
Frank A. Farrell, Deming, n NJ, lots
1 and and east half northwest quar-
ter section 80, township % SOUTH
Deming, n. H.. west half southeast
quarter and east half southwest quar-
ter section so, township "a SOUTH
range 10 west
Desert Land Entries-F'rank A Far
r6Il Deming. n n, southwest quarter
section 80, township "a south, range
IL west Ira Mes, Deming, n NJ
northeast quarter section "a town
ship a south, range II west Lang
ford L. Locke, Deming, N. NJ east half
section Is, township "a south rang y
west Maude Shaw, DeEling, n. NJ,
east half section 90, township "a south,
range IL west. rejected because post
office address and place Of residence
was not given in application Charles
B. Hyde Deming, n d., southwest
quarter northeast quarter southeast
quarter northwest quarter section 10
township % south, range g west John
A EoOmay, IT., Deming, n NJ. south
east quarter section 50, toWns1lp =
south, range IL west Daniel g. Hines,
Deming, n. NJ, southeast quarter sec
ton % south. range 10 west George
G. EhrenberE, Deming. n. H., north
east quarter section 19, township p
south, range west Edmond z
Wright, Deming, n. NJ northwest
quarter section IL, township p south,
range S west. Marian Miller, DemlnEt
n. H., east half section p, township
"a south range II west Thomas Has
ter. Deming. y. NJ, south hair section
g. township % south, range west Al
va L. Argenbreight. Silver City ~ 81,
northeast quarter section y, township
% south, range s west
Small Holding Claim-LOriquin VIZ
gil Kelly, n NJ, small holding claim
No. 1871, section %, township I south,
range I west; notice filed OF 1ntenuon
to make final proof.
acknowledgements Filed-Lllian j.
Boyer, assignee Of Mary w BOWER,
northeast quarter section o. township
% south. range west, relinquisheds
land filed on by Alva l. Argen breight
Final Proofs Made-Jane A. SIM
merS, Meslla EaEks N A. desert -1----
entry for east half southeast quarter,
northwest quarter southeast quarter
and northeast quarter southwest quar-
ter section 10, township % south,
range 8 east Emma Graham, Cutter,
n NJ, northeast quarter northeast
quarter section So, township IS south,
range 1 west
One OF the most interesting exhibits
that viii be shown at the Mestlla VAL
ley fair next week VIII be the produce
from a ten acre tract operated by J.
E. Rule. about three miles north OF
town.
The crops produced on the ten acres
are as follow; Ten tons OF Watermel-
ons 100 crates OF cantaloupes. $50
bushels Of white and yellow field corn,
400 pounds OF bIackeye peas, 500 pounds
OF 'Whip-poor-wilI peas. two or three
tons Of cowpea hay 500 pounds Of
stock beets 500 pounds OF pumpkins
$50 dozen sweet corn roasting ears
1900 pounds OF tomatoes and still bear
ing 500 dozen cucumbers. 500 pounds
OF cabbage. five bushels Of sunflower
seed for chicken feed. 100 pounds Of
string beans, 100 dozen heads q Lett
tuce. radishes and beets and more
growing from seed planted late Aside
from the above, there are 500 rhubarb
plants. 400 blackberry and dewberry