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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-14
ARTESIA MAY VOTE
BONDS FOR SEWERS
Melon Growers Elect HOgue
President and Make
Good Contract.

Artesia, \. NJ, Feb 14-At the
spring election AFtesia VIII probably
vote on the proposition OF Issuing
bonds TO the amount Of 325.Ooo to in
stal a sewer system that viii extend
over the whole town and viii require
about nine miles OF pipe. Dr. c, W
Williams, Murray schenck and DR.. l.
A. Keller, the committee appointed BY
the Commercial club, have investigated
the subject and favor the issuance Of
such bonds. They recommend that the
town buy the material and have the
sewerage system installed under the
supervision OF a competent englneeI
hired by the month Inc DoAuS "
voted upon will bear per cent inter
est The town Will probably vote IN
favor of the bonds, as II IS necesSa[S
to make 1t as attractive as the IelsL-
borninE towns Of RosWell ana Jars
bad that have sewers 49,,
The directors Of the Artesia Melon
Growers association have elected ). L
Hogue, president; ]. B. +1Ioro, We
president; A " Thomas seer S4I q 4.
TOoIfollz OF Pfttsburg, Pa, IS better
one than they had last year ana pro
vfdes for q partial payment Tor Ine
melons when shipped
Iucfsn Edgar FOllansbee delivered
preciative audience The lecture vas
under the auspices OF the lyceum
course Of the high school
Rev. !. Milton Williams, Of Oska-
IoOsa, Iowa, evangelist Is eo S9SLoLa,ls
a series Of meetings at the Nazarene
: D. Atwood. Of Robertson s At
wood. has returned from santa Ee.
where he was admitted TO the pracnoe
The young people of the Baptist
church will give q comedy emitted
RED Acre" at the Methodist church
Rev ". C. Merritt, international sun
ds.v school worker for the southwest,
occupied the pulpit Of the BaptisI
Mr. Bullock has rented the building
on East Main street formerly occupies
as a restaurant and will engage IN
the flour, feed and fuel business
J. f Seaber has made deal win .
Mr. Ham of Altus. Okla, to trade MS
120 acre farm east OF town Tor SzV
acres Of land near Hedrick, Okla
Eddy county well owners are greatly
interested in the proposed new avs
on artesian wells suggested Dy Lne
Chaves county well owners me PIO-
posed changes greatly improve e1lsuns
laws and limit the water to three acre
feet per acre during the year Leahy
wells after due notice to the owners
may be repaired at the expense OF tns
county and the cost becomes a nen on
the land, Water cannot be carried
over one mile in an earth ditch ana
not over two and a half miles In 9
concrete ditch. Provisions are mace
for the proper casing OF wells Inc
Eddy county well owners are invited
to attend meeting of the well owners
OF Chaves county at Roswell Feb 70
and "a. A large delegation from EoQy
county are expecting 70 atleho me
meeting and discuss the new proposed
laws
The county commissioners have ap-
pointed Bun Muncy road supervisor OF
this district in place Of J. 7. PATRICK
and lanes Conner constable in place OF
Z. F. Cooper, who moved to Hope
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-14
BRIDGE ELECTION
IN C0CHISE FAILS
Trouble Between MeXicans
and Americans in
Mining Camp.

Tombstone, Ariz. Feb. Though
unofficial returns have been received
from the different parts OF the county
to know definitely that the bridge
election failed to carry. Not alone
was the majority vote cast against IL
IN the big cities, but number OF the
small outside precincts went against
one Of the precincts, in the river, ST.
David, even east their vote against Il
Word was received at the sherlII s
office on yesterday that a kiIllng nae
taken place at one OF the grazing
camps near Charleston County ranger
Howe went down to the scene of the
killing. The MeXicans were drinklnS
and disOrderly and time keeper Sanos
and ROseIett went over to the tent ana
requested them to stop instead OF
complying one of the Mextcans- Jose
Maria Esponisa made a rush at Sands
him Just under the right shoulder ana
going clear through him.
The Mexicans made threats against
the Americans in the camp and for
little while 1t looked as though a race
war would break out The Amerlcans
got their arms together and assembled
in the commissary but the MeXlcans
made no break Sands was brought to
Tombstone by the ranger and VIII be
given a preliminary examination before
judge Mcfarland
Supervisor elect VIM Riggs OF FL
Dorado came from his ranch to take
his oath Of office as one of the super
visors OF Cochise county. 1t was eX-
pected that both the members Of the
old board and the new members elect
would ali be present today and 80
over matters regarding the welfare OF
the county
Court reporter John ". Walker has
returned from g trip to Nogales and
Tucson. He was in Nogales to take
the testimony in the contest election
case over the treasuryship between
Earhart and ChenoWeth, but the case
was dismissed as it had been pre-
maturely brought It viii be refiled as
will a case Of the clerks that is now
being contested as there was only a
difference OF one vote between Both
cases have now been set for hearing on
the goth.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-14
SAN MARCIAL rs AT
WORK FOR NEW ROAD
ALI That Is Now Needed
Is to Connect the
Links

San Marcial. n. N. Feb. IA road
from San AIarcisl through socorro.
Sierra and Grant counties to Silver
City, and from there to various points
IN Arizona. is the proposition now re-
ceiving enthusiastic backing from citf-
zens of San Marcial and san Antonio.
This proposed road is practically built
and the most important thing left TO
do is connect the links. It IS thought
that this could be done in 80 days.
This road Will connect with the fine
government road six miles from the
Elephant Butte dam and then to PalO-
mas Hot Springs, where are the best
mineral springs in the southwest
The way the road IS planned 70 90
IS from san Antonio to San Marcial.
thence to the CrOssman ranch, thence
to Cuchillo, and then 85 miles to Hills
bOro, from HillsbOrO to Lake Valley,
across to Santa Rita, thence to Coro-
ton and then to Solemonville, where
good roads 60 in all directions
The citizens OF San Marcial held q
meeting when Geo. ". King, II. BOnem
and Frank Johnson were elected TO 90
as delegates to Santa Fe to consult
Gov. Mcdonald about the road and to
secure the cOnvicts from the state peni-
Tertiary to work on this road They
were Joined by A. H Hilton from San
Antonio and Robert Martin from Sierra
county
Miss Hannah Bonem entertained with
a valentine party on Tuesday evening.
The Billiken club viii give their first
dance on Thursday evening.
A home talent play will be given
at the opera house FRAY evening Tor
the benefit Of the Catholic church.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-14
RESTRAINING ORDER
IN GREENLEE CASE
Is Issued by Court at Tomb
stOne-HOwe After
a Clerkship.

Tombstone. Ark, Feb 14.-An
application for a writ OF DrOhi-
bition was filed in the district court
entitled Frank A Sanders VS.. H.
MOder, as justice Of the peace OF pre-
cinct No. 8, Greenlee county, territory
Of Arizona The writ was granted and
made returnable on the oath Of Feb
ruary and Is case arising out OF the
arrest o. Sanders in Greenlee county
on a charge Of altering the county
records The granting OF the writ
was signed BY judge DOan at Fair
banks while heAWas on his way from
Nogales to Tucson
The case was filed here because
Judge Lewis, the judge OF that district.
had closed court and left the district
Unless the statehood proclamation is
delayed beyond all present expecta-
tons, 1t viii be up to judge Suffer to
hear the case. But in the meantime
It prevents the justice OF the peace
from hearing the case or proceeding
further in the matter.
Charles r. Howe, county assessor.
has left for Phoenix TO attend the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-14
With 25 Rurales He RoUts
50 Bandits, Captures Six;
Receivers 18 Horses.

PsrraI, Mexico, Feb. 14.-Capt- Jesus
Il. Yanez and the men OF his command
have returned 10 ParraI from Balleza
and his men are now quartered in the
city.
capt Yanez says Of the expedition
AGAINST the band OF men who nave
been troubling that district
I proceeded 10 san JaEler. teallns
that place Tor the Rancho Agustln
Moreno and arriving at the rancn a.
s-sO o'clock on the afternoon OF the
next day
hand and his followers were at Lhis
place and I imagined that had them
surrounded. but owing 70 the extreme
Iv rough nature OF the oodnlIy -
reno himself and six men made good
their escape. crawling on nanos ana
Purgues the Men
Having been unfortunate IN TINS
mater We waited al the ranch until
S a M, when we moved TO SANTA CfuL'
owing 10 the lack OF iced Tor the AM
mails and provisions fqr the men 1se-I-
inc that Moreno and his companions
vrsre AT FL Paso de Piedra and Rancho
FeT Casfmiro. we surrounded these
points. which are close together, but
The men were gone
HOn the first day OF the month
left for Pueblo de Ia Joya on account
OF information received
eOur men were not at the pueblo,
but ABOUT a A--u1-S CT a. - = - -,
called RoQuiIla de Ia Joya where they
were stationed on the top OF stony
s,fIf-ou one side Of the BOquilla-"
RuraIes Open FIRE
Cart Xanez said fhe rUrales ad-
--s1cef TOY within 500 meters and
oDened fire. taking cover behind rocks
T-nder cover Of this fire capt Yanez
snd % OF his men moved up the arroyo.
away from the river, and succeeded In
ourfiauking the enemy-s left
as soon as we had the men strung
out along their left he continued,
ssb0tb parties advanced and the firing
lasted about one and a half hours.
al the end OF this time the men on
NE hi had enough Of it and bOltsd
down the other side"
From the captains account. the ban
dts departed in hurry, as several OF
fhen rolled down the steep hillside
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-14
EUROPEANS TO BUY
LANDS IN SONORA

Guaymas, Sonora, Mexico, Feb. Il
Harry Hoeffer, Of Hermosillo, has com
pleted plans to bring into Sonora large
parties Of homeseekers from various
parts Of Europe. These people Will
come prepared TO engage actively in
farming, and will at once improve the
farms that they purchase.
Mrs H s. Creighton and little son
Of Nogales, are visiting Mrs. l. L. Tenn
Chas. HIne, vice president; L H.
Long, general manager, and J. c Nc
Clure, assistant general manager OF
the S. P. de NJ, have arrived in EN-
paine, returning from an inspection
frfp OF the Tonichi branch. The party
went north and viii go over the Can
anea branch.
3, s Pelzer, commission merchant Of
Guaymas, left for Cananea on q bust
ness trip Of several days
L r Allen, OF Bisbee, Ariz., Is IN
Guaymas. Mr.. Allen IS general agent
Tor he sale of lands for the Everglade
lands in Florida He has placed B. J.
Smith IN charge Of the local business
in Guaymas.
a few days in Guaymas on business
Mrs. c. II. Sanders. wife OF the 5 P.
ticket agent at Navojoa, has been vis-
dting Mrs. 3. s. Pelzer in Guaymas-
While here Mrs. Sanders placed here
two children IN Occidental college
Jorge Monies, from Santiago, is stop
ping at the Hotel Almada- Mr.. Monies
Will Ike charge Of the salt works at
Fl Merito.
Royal Stephens, of yajeme. passed
through the city en- route to Tucson.
Mr. Stephens has been employed for
the past year by the Richardson Con-
strucuon company, but has resigned
ana VIII not return to Cajeme.
h Percy Meaker, Of Rio Mayo, Is
IS one OF the largest hacendados on the
west coast
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-14
CAPTAIN DESCRIBES HIS
CAMPAIGN AGAINST BANDIT MORENO

and the monte" bore fragments Of
their garments.
Rebels Are Routed.
Stains Of blood in three places inoi-
Gated that the ruraIes' fire had not
been without effect Two men were
taken prisoners, making, with two
others captured previously a bag OF
Later. on FEB. 2" said Capt. Yanez,
we caught two more; and that makes
six.
horseback and some on foot, ana We
followed them TO san Jose del Sitio,
taking three horses and saddles LETT
in the retresS, three rifles and z5V
rounds Of ammunition OF various cal
ibres," added the captain
The expedition left san Jose on the
% Of February for Vale del Rosario.
leaving the latter place the following
IS OF the stolen horses which they had
recaptured from the gang
On the way in Capt Yanez received
a telegram from the governor. he
slept in San Felipe that night and the
telegram from Sub-teniente OrOpeza
notifying him that Gen. Soto had or
dered his command to proceed at once
10 ZaragOEa, there to await orders.
He arrived at ZaragoEa ct 9 p m on
the same day and found q third tele-
gram awaiting him ordering his return
to Parral. At e o'clock he left again
9nd arrived at 5 the following morn
ing after travelling all night
Gang Numbered Thirty
The gang Of norsethieves against
whom the ruraIes have been operating
numbered some 80 20 IS men The
country is Of an extremely broken and
difficult nature and It is usually con-
sidered a hopeless task trying TO dis
lodge an enemy holding a position as
strong as that described by the cap
tain without having at least four times
their number.
Agustin Moreno, having gone to Chi
huahua, Gregorio Beltran and Fran
cisco Ramirez were In charge during
the fight. Their parting instructions
were to keep YaneZ out Of the cOun-
try; kill him II necessary
Captain Yanez says he will go back
again If ordered to do so.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-14
BELEN is IN FIELD
FOR BIG CONVENTION
Committee Is Making Active
Preparations to Secure
Democratic Meet.

Belen, n. NJ, Feb. 14-On Sunday
afternoon the members OF the commit
tee recently appointed to use their eI-
forts toward getting the first Demo
cratic state convention for Belen, met
at the Commercial club, where plans
were talked Of for the best manner
IN which to present the claims OF
Belen for the meeting, which is to be
held early in March large number
or the mem bers of the committee went
70 Albuquerque, where meeting OF
the various county chairmen was held
Monday, and presented the claims OF
Belen in as forceful a manner as pos
sible and with good effect.
According to q statement made by
OFFICIALS Of the Kansas Ice company,
whose plant in Belen is now nearing
completion at rapid rate, ice viii be
ready for use at the plant in two
weeks in all probability.
The boiler room is now completed,
the ammonia system complete, all but
some small amount Of the piping, and
the engines are also assembled and In
place The electrical machinery is as
yet unplaced, but this will take but
q short time, compared with much OF
Tie other work. It is not the 1nten-
ton Of the company to store much ice
SAID that the entire 5000 ton storage
capactty Of the large plant Will be
fuu 1t IS thought that the first car
icing which will be necessary viii be
time the entire plant will be in Oper-
alton. It is estimated that the entire
100 tons, which is the daily capacity
OF the plant will be required almost
every day from the time the warmer
weather opens, until next fall.
Work is now progressing in earnest
on the new Santa Fe reading room
club house. A force of Workmen is
now busy preparing the wood work
which will be used, and it is said that
within the next three months the hOuae
VIII be ready for occupancy.
On Wednesday evening Mrs. L G.
Becker will entertain at her home in
honor OF Miss Lucy Becker, who leaves
the latter part OF the week for New
Orleans, where she viii visit friends
and relatives for several months Miss
Becker viii be accompanied by her
mother, Mrs John Becker Sr.
Mr.. Meyer, OF Topeka, Kan, has ar
rived IN Belen to take charge Of
portion OF the work on the new Santa
Fe reading room and club house. He
VIII remain here until it IS finished.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-14
MON 7ls2
GO TO
THE lEIIl IIlIl IEiiILlO
SiI san ANTONIO:

meeting Of the executive committee OF
the Territorial Democratic committee.
Mr.. Howe, while in Phoenix viii also
do a little missionary work In his own
behalf to further the cause OF his
application for the appointment as
clerk OF the supreme court He viii
probably remain in Phoenix until the
proclamation is received there from
president Taft. and attend the state
hood celebration provided the procia-
nation calls for the admission of the
territory some time during next week.
County assessor-ele Edwin Hughes
and Dr. H. H Hughart have left for
Prescott, where they go to attend the
session Of the grand lodge Of 5Iasons.
which cOnvenes in that city on Tues
day and wednesday.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-14
FORT DAVIS Is SOCIALLY
GATg HAS MANY VISITORS

TT Davis, Texas, Feb. 14-AIrs. h. G.
Iompson entertained the sewing circle
a. us regular meeting at her home on
Main street Quite a number OF ladies
were present These sOcials are much
enjoyed BY all who attend. A salad
course with whipped cream and tea
was served as refreshments. Those
in attendance were; Mesdames JaA
Stewart J. z, Num-, c. q. Carlton, T. T.
Smalling, T. Z. Brown, Blankensop, I.
ID Ritter 5 A TOmpson, H c. TOmp-
son, W. 5 Miller; Misses Mable Bloyce
watson. GenevteTe Tompson, Helen
GOLF Mrs T. J. Dumble.
Miss GeneTieve Tompson will be the
next hostess for the Sewing circle.
Edwin Folks was in town from his
ranch transacting business.
wade Cunningham, travelling freight
and passenger agent Of the S. P. rail-
road at Fl Paso, was here talking to
the business men Of the town
The Civic club held its regular meet
ing at the county court room.
n 6. Tompson and Otis Grubbs have
announced as candidates for the office
Of county assessor for Jeff Davis cOun-
" q the coming election
Mr.. PrOvine, OF Van Horn, Texas, is
mere TO spend a few days.
Mrs. Claude Smith and children have
Ieft Tor the ranch Kenneth, who was
sick for three weeks being all right
again, but remains in town
: a Iompson, Mrs E, II, Carlton
and Miss Genevieve Tompson all went
oFeE 10 Alpine 20 be at the laying OF
the corner stone for the Masonic hail
which Is under course OF construc-
ton.
The members Of the Rebekah lodge
entertained the visiting members from
three until six p. m A lunch, consist
ing OF Coffee sandwiches, pickles, cake
ana punch was served to all who called
during the afternoon. Puzzles and
games were the amusements.
sam Means, Oscar Medley and c. z
Jones, ranchmen, were all attending to
business.
Mrs. Mulhurn and Mrs. McCutcheon
ooth are improving slowly. They both
nave been fl a month
Work has commenced on the new
adobe store here new firm viii open
up when Il is finished.
Z. b. Jones has sold his residence in
me south part Of town TO Mr.. league
OF l.. stockton, who has lately come
mere to locate.
MS John Mulhurn, OF Douglas, Ariz.,
mas arrived to visit relatives and to
nelp nurse Mrs. Chas Mulhurn. who
mas been I'll so long!
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-14
Court of Appeals Reverses
TO TEXAS COMPANY
Court Off Appeals Reveses
Decision in Oklahoma
Oil Case.

St Louis, NO, Feb. 1.-THE United
States circuit court OF appeals here to-
day gave a decision reversing the fed
eral circuit court Of Oklahoma and en-
Joining the Central Fuel and Oil COM
pany Of Oklahoma from selling its pro-
duct to any other company than the
Texas company.
The Oklahoma company, which owns
many oil wells. and the Texas company.
a refiner, made a contract BY which
the latter was to refine all oil produced
by the Oklahoma corporation. The
Texas company afterward contended
the contract gave 1t the exclusive right
to the Oklahoma company's oil and
brought an action for an injunction
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-14
Rats and Mice
Are Dangerous and Should
Be Killed

Rats and mice destroy more properly
n a year than all fires; they carry
disease germs int the houses; they are
4 serious menace IN city and country.
! Everybody should join in fighting
these dangerous pests and exterminate
them With Steans' Electric Rat and
Roach Paste, the standard destroyer Of
rata, mice, cockroaches, Vaterbugs and
ether vemin. Ready for use; always
reliable; money back If Il fails.
: Sold by druggists everywhere. Be
SIRE to get the genuine; 25o and Sl.Oo.
Slearns' Electric Paste Co Chicago. Ill
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-14
BURGLARS GET $50
FROM CASH REGISTER
Silver City Wishes State
Bank Law and
Plans a Bank.

Silver City, n. NJ, Feb. 14-Burglars
some time during the night entered the
cave saloon through q back window
and robbed the cash register OF about
The question Of having the legisla-
ture when it meets enact e state bank
Ing law authorizing the creation OF
state banks Is being agitated and an
effort Is to be made 70 have such a
law passed Nearly all, IL not all, the
states have such a law. and II IL be-
heTed that state banks in New Mexico
VIII be paying institutions to their
promoters and be beneficial to the
business and commercial interests OF
the state II a law is enacted provfd-
ing for the creation OF state banks II
IS quietly rumOred that certain well
known men will promptly establish
such q bank here in Silver CITY.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-14
FRANKLIN LODGE. SCOTTISH
RITE MAsONS HOLD ELECTION

The Scottish Rite OF Freemasonry,
Mt Franklin lodge of Perfection, elect
ca oIIicers Monday night at the Masonic
temple The new officers OF the rite
are. J. D. Mason, venerable master:
: ) Ormsbee, senior warden: J. A
DtlcKey, junior warden; James Craw-
I 10 orator; Sol I Berg. almober: E.
w Kayser treasurer: W ii. Mcc7uI-
Lo9sns recorder After the election of
OllItcers a smoker was held
- = l. alderman, grand high priest OF
Ne S Hoya Arch Masons Of Texas, was
mere from Big Springs Monday on
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-14
OLDEST VESSEL IN
NAVY TO BE RETIRED

Vallejo, Calf, Feb. 1z.-Orders to
place the receiving ship Independence,
in the United States navy. out of com
mission We're received at the navy yard
today The officers. men and accounts
will be transferred to the cruiser Den
yer.
The keel Of the Independence was
laid in 1905 and the vessel has been
used as a receiving ship at Mare Island
for 50 years. 1t is believed the old ship
Will be sold
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-14
DAILY RECORD
Rirfha.


Alberto Navarro to Aurora Arfnan-
dareZ-
Births.
To Mr. and Mrs. Valentino F. Flofes'
SIS South Florence street, February 9
1912, son. g.
TO Mr.. and Mrs Joaquin Duran, stan
ton street. February 8. 1912, SON
Building Permits.
Permission was granted to Fred A
Jones Building company, per carr y =
mond. manager, to erect a relnIoIces 81
concrete building on part Of lots -
and 81. block 16 on the corner OF Fl
Paso and san Antonio streets, the sam m
to be 10 stories and basement, SS4
feet BY los feet of reinforced concrete
this is 70 be the Hotel Del Norte, the
building alone being estimated to cost
ss72, GOD, without the interior furnish
ings-
Deeds Filled.
Government Hu1 aCGiuOn-J- Leroy
Sadler and wife. of Oklahoma City to
Atlas Jones, lots 10. H. y and IS. In
block IS. East FL Paso addition; lots
%, so, 81 and 81, in block AZ, Govern
ment Hill addition. consideration, $3.50,
February s. 1912.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-14
WORK OF DETECTIVES FOR
MONTHS MANY ROBRERTFS

me report to the chief of police B.
Jenkins BY Jesse C. Stansel, chief of
SSettsctives upon the operation OF the
January shows eight burSiaries reno-f-
81 AIo investigated, so thefts reported
enS Investigated Arrests were made
gu GU prisoners transferred to the county
~ e IolloWs- Charge Of burglary. Z:
aLse OF swtndling, 1; charge of for
sS6g, 2 theft under $50, .; theft over
~, o The amount of stolen property
totaled SIO87.
rms continues the report, repre-
SENS put portion OF the work per
L9Ineo oy this department as the pawn
SHOPS and secondhand stores are in
stlsated each day, and we are con-
s5dntly employed in investigat ting com
plalnts OF offences committed, securing
eVldence against guilty parties and
found"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-14
Deeds Filled.
FOOTINGs FOR NEW HOTEL
ARE TO BE PLACED TODA-

Footings for the new hotel PasO Del
Norte viii be set commencing We'd
nesday Otto P. Kroeger has the con-
tract for the placing Of the rootings
and viii start q crew OF concrete work
eTs on the job as soon as the eXcaya.
tion IS completed.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-14
Is BOUND OVER To ANSWER
SWHTTE sLAVE,D CHARGE.

was brought before the United States
commissioners court Tuesday charged
with a violation Of the white slave"
law He was bound over to the federal
grand jury.