El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-05

DeminE. n H., April 5.-H- H Kelly,
president Of Deming Chamber Of Com
merce, has received the following tele-
gram from Dell A. Potter, vice presi-
dent Of the Ocean-tO-Ocean Highway
association for Arizona:
The Oceau-to-Ocean Highway assO-
citation and Hearst's path1lnolng car IS
en- route, examining the national hlgn-
way endorsed by our association. VIII
gcur good roads booster assist US In
plotting the car north from Demlng TO
connect with the road at SOcQrrO or
san AntOniO2 I am en- route TO Globe
20 meet the car ana VIII accompany
II to your city. Wire me at Globe
Kelly wired Immediately as follows;
we viii meet you at any point you
designate and pilot you anywhere you
desire Have arranged for pilots from
here TO san Antonio and north from
there Arrange to stop over night IN
Deming and banquet with US
POstoffice Lease Closed.
Notification from the pOstOffice de-
partm5nt at Washington has been re-
ceiVed that the lease for the pOStO1-
flee building has been awarded to J.
A MahOney on the present location It
requires 50 feet extension TO be
erected on the present building
competitor for the lease was the Cal
Baker building now being erected on
the corner OF Silver avenue and
Spruce street
To Build Candy Factory.
J. G.. Leras. the candy manufac-
turer Of Silver City, will open busl-
ness in Deming within the next two
months. There being no vacant
buildings suitable in town, John Deck
ert has undertaken the construction
OF suitable one between the Lind
auer Mercantile Co, and John stem
sons grocery on Gold avenue This
building will be Of brick, front in mis-
sion style with suspended awnings
and solid plate glass front It VIII be
IN
ment- The Leras Candy company has
taken a lease on this building for five
years This company employs seven
men in Silver City. and Mr- Leras
states that the. plant here viii employ
fully as many.
5 II Cresap, Of Fl. Davis. Texas,
yesterday bought so acres Of the Brem
place four miles east Of town, con-
sideration $50 per acre The land has
q $500 cottage on II, Z0-horsepOWer
pumping plant which delivers suTu-
cient water for the irrigation Of the
tract Mr.. Brem VIII Immediately be-
gin the development Of another so
acres Of land adjoining the so which
he has just sold c. II. Czesap son
of 5. H. is here now and VII remain
on the place his father has gone 20
Texas TO arrange his business for NOV
ing here permanently.
wv. Foster. Of DWyeT, n NJ, has
sold his store at that place and has
bought the McCsn dwelling east OF
the courthouse Mr. Foster states that
he made the change so that his child
ren might have the advantage Of the
training offered In the Deming public
schools Mr.. Foster viii run a ranch
known as the old PrOvecher ranch
on the west side Of the Cooks range
Frank Piper is now owner Of the store
at DWyer-
F. Lawrence Reifschneider and Miss
Gussie Kirkley were married at the
rooms of Vim. r. Burns on Iron ave-
nue.. Rev, H. NJ. Bruce officiating Mr.
Reifschneider is a member Of the real
estate firm Of Reifschneider & Brack,
and Miss Kirkley has been employed
as stenographer and bOokkeeper by
the firm Of -Kern-W etmOre- Mr..
and Mrs. Reifschneider left by auto
for Haywood Springs, where they viii
spend q few days, Upon their return
10 Deming. they VIII live in one Of
the NordhaUs cottages on Iron street.
Deming Widely known.
J. H Rogers, Of Portage. Wis. faith
er Of Mrs A. ". Pollard, is visiting
his daughter Mr.. Rogers declares
that he believer Deming is the best
advertised town - its size in Ameri-
ca He says that he heard passen-