El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-10-13
GRAND JURY HAS
FOUND q BILLS
Mesilla Valley Apple Man
to Address Denver
Meeting

ritorial grand jury has returned y true
bills and six no true bills thus far The
work has been forced to lag somewhat
on account of delay in getting wit
uesses to appear. It is probable that
several more true bills viii be returned
before the work of the grand jury IS
completed.
It is likely that all civil cases viii
be postponed until after election, only
tie criminal cases being heard at this
time, Of which there are many AFTER
the disposal of the criminal docket, the
court Will adjourn until after election.
November Z.
That the Mesills valley is the original
apple land is demonstrated by the
owner Of Ell ManZanaI orchard, j. g.
Stuart, being invited to make an ad-
dress on apple orchards at Denver MI
stuart shipped three cars of apples last
week, and in all this season % cars viii
have been shipped, Of carefully sorted
and packed fruit
J. W. Freeman of RincOn has some
very fine specimens Of apples which
have been left at the chamber Of COM
would weigh as much as a pound and "a
half Mr.. Freeman states his apple crop
this season viii net about $3.50 per
acre, and that no spraying is required
in the orchards Of the Palomas and Rim
con valleys, but these valleys yield a
rine quality and Favored apple that is
very large in size
One Of the largest social functions Of
the season was a reception given by
Mrs Frank French and Mrs. Robt. p.
| Porter at the home Of Mrs French on
/ Griggs street There were about l25
guests and the hOstesses were assisted
10y Mrs James F. Sattley, with Mrs
Z Fleming Jones, Mrs R. H. Sims, Miss
nessauer and MISS Cox in charge Of the
dining room
The entire house was beautifully dec
. mH--H D.
| ing effectively decorated in white and
pink. The Ices and CONNECTIONS carried
/ out the color scheme
Miss Vera Field and AnnabelIe and
/ Maxine Lane were in attendance at the
Gus frost was in me city yesterday
I from FL PasO, Texas, on business
/ tip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Petersen, Mrs. HamiI-
ton and Mr.. PeCersen's mother arrived
/ home last night from California, where
! they have spent the past three months
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Dick Wilson were in the
! city yesterday on a business trip
I Mr.. and Mrs. Merrill entertained a
party Of guests at dinner last night.
/ The Social club OF Las Cruces was
/ entertainer by Mrs. Luther Foster al
I her home with a luncheon. 1t is the
| custom Of the club to entertain in any
manner the hostess may see fit, and
/ Mrs Foster took the medium Of a
I luncheon to please her guests, which
Z was cheduled for 1 o'clock, was par
ticipated in by the 20 odd members Of
I the club and greatly enjoyed The deco
r1lOns and place cards were very at
tractive
The Thursday Afternoon Bridge club
/ met at the home Of Mrs. Sam Manassee
yesterday afternoon
Land office Notes.
The following business was done al
the United States land office here yes
tcrdav-
Desert entries: Euuice T. syIvanus,
Demlng, n. NJ, mex sec u, tp "A S, r
II w; Wallace II. Wright Deming, n.
NJ lots II, y, 19 and 90 sec. Is. NV z
sec 19, To % s. T "; VIM. D. Kre-
baum, Hachita, n. n, ne u sec. z, tp
= s, is W; VIM O. Mckinney Hachita,
y. N, lots and 2, s Z ne 4 ne 4 sec
s. tp 30 S, is W; Lucinda r. Krebaum,
Hachita, n. NJ, Sc Z sec. 6, tp 80 s, T 10
": Everett c. Wells. Deming, n. n, NV
/ a sec Is, tp IS S, ? 10 W.
Homestead entries: Geo. A. Winkler
Hachita, \; NJ, y Sc 4 NV u Sc q
sec Z, tp 80 s, 16
Rejected for the reason that land is
already appropriated Lucinda 4. Kre-
I baum, Hachita, n. II, SW 4 or lots 6
I and Z, y sw 4 sec 8, tip % S, Is W;
VIM @ Mckinney, Hachita, n NJ, NV
4 or lots 8, 4 and .. Sc q NV q sec.
6, TIP 81 S, 16 W; VIM. D. Krebaum,
| Hachita, n. NJ, NV Z or lots I and ., e
y NV z sec. z, tp 81 S, Is W. Padre
[ Pena, Dryer, n. n, sw 4 sw x sec. II,
" y NV a sec "a, Up 10 s, 10 w;
Clarence. c. McDermOtt, Haywood, n. NJ,
ne 4 sw 4 Sc 4 NV 4 z ne 4 sec.
y, tp 20 5. u W; Robert L. Daniel,
FL PasO, Texas, ne Il sec 81, tp "A s. T
Z Il w; Robt- 0. Wilduian, Animas, n. NJ,
rw X or lots 3 and 4, = NV a sec
s, tp 28 s, 10 ".
Hon. R. F. Burgess and judge Petico-
los, p c. Wilson and jay Good came
up from FL PasO for the purpose Of q
u D. na# HH q #HanHn g.
| tween Wilson and Good. Judge PeticO-
las and Hon. H B. Holt as arbitrators
being unable to agree. Mr.. Burgess was
chosen as umpire.