El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-12
Real Estate and Too Late To Classify
LARGE CROWDS OF FARMERS GREET
DEMONSTRATION TRAIN IN Valley

Of the variety which Is at the command
OF the farmers Of tomorrow.
The lecture car, which was one Of the
largest day coaches in use on the Santa
Fe system, was filled at each lecture by
a crowd of the school children who were
given a short talk on agriculture and
the opportunities of the farm. The
schools all dismissed at noon to give
the children an opportunity to be in
attendance at the train and nearly every
child IN Las Cruces was at the train
from the time it arrived until it de-
parted.
A story of good roads by picture and
comparison was gwen in the lecture car
with p large mounted pictures showing
the difference between a well kept high
way with a loaded wagon piled high
with produce pulled by single team,
and the following picture would draw a
comparison by showing a similar load
mired down In mud and the team strain
ing 10 move it. This part OF the exhibit
alene IS worth the expense incurred by,
the railroad in operating the train if it
could drive home 10 the farmer and
roads, and the benefit they would be to
the community.
Land Office Notes.
The following business was done at
the United States land office at this
place today:
Homestead entries: James Henry
johnson, Reserve, y NJ, list No. 8, liza,
IN unsuveyed sec 4, tp 8 5, p W, filed
application same suspended until jan
uary Is, 1912, claimant notified by mail;
IhOs. J. GOOde, Silver City, y. NJ, lots
and 4, see 19, lots 1 and ?, sec 80, tp
II S, W; Bernard Carney, Hodges, \.
~, list No. 3, 1870, unsuTveyed sec 8,
tp II 5. IL e, subject TO right of way
of road 1.20 acres. filed application, same
suspended until january 10, 1912; An
ne IA sec II, tp Is s, e, subject to
right of way of Z. P. & S. W. railroad;
George A. DOreditseh, Deming, \. NJ, Sc
II sec 6. Up % 5. W; Dave Beatty, I
Deming. y. H.. NV IA see Is, tp % 5.
W; Clarence d. Upton. sW II ne ii
ne IA NV IA. NV II, ne IA sec %, +
tp II 5. 20 W Louis Ravel, Columbus, I.
\. NJ, NV IA sec II, tp % 5, n 8 W;
Jose Bara. Swartz, \. n, e II sw IA ]
sec IS, tp IS s, 10 VI; Simps Dye. Sill /
very City, y. NJ, " II Sc IA sw IA ne 1
IA Sc IA NV IA see 20. I'd 17s.r14 ":
VIM. E. Bell Cliff, y. NJ, " II ne IA, /
or lot 2, and sw II, ne IA, NV IA sc !
II ne II sw II sec 4, ID II s, Is W,
rejected for the reason that excess area
was not paid for; H. D. Stephens, A. A. {
Hudson, Albuquerque, \. NJ. s IL ne IA I
sw IA, ne IA, NV IA sw IA sec 13, 4
" IA NV IA NV IA Sc IA sec 13, tp I
10 5, 20 W; Edward A. Walters, Dem
ing, \. NJ, W II ne IA sec Is tp % 5,
Z W
Desert entries: Henry Yanow, box 156,
n NJ, IL sec II, ID %
:. W; August Cost, Deming. \. NJ,
II I , 500 - tn % "
c. E. Johnson, silver City, \. NJ, was
n the valley on business.
Bernard Carney, Of Hodges, \. NJ, was
n the city on business connected with
he land office.
AIRS. A. Jacoby entertains this after
-Oon for Airs. Louis HOstetter, of Her
nOsillO, Mexico.
Ben Williams was in the city for a
ew hours, en- route to Albuquerque
". F. Moore was a valley visitor from
'hicagO, Ill
J. N. Hayner. Of Chicago, Is a new
rival IN the valley.
J. F. BOnham, OF BOnham & Roger.
pent Wednesday in the Pass Cit.
Jas s. Harrison. Of St. Louis, No,
-as a business visitor.
R. Banner. who was u former resident
f Las Cruces, came down from Elephant
lutte on business.
a. D. Meek o. LfdlLsf vie. ll4-s = d
ewcOmer in the valley.
J. R. C-aighead, Of Denver, Colo. was
business visitor here.
Tony Ferlet spent Wednesday in Las
1lces from his ranch near Anthony
r n
T. W Sampson. of Dallas, Texas, Is a
ewcomer in town.
". C. Hendrie, Of Denver, Colo, was
the city Wednesday on business mat
srs.
Mr.. and Mrs J. C. Luekett, OF FL PasO,
ere in the city for a day or two.
Don P. Johnston, of Silver City, n. d.,
as a business visitor.
C. s. Bowers, of Abilene, Texas, is in
he city.
Kenneth Shibley. assistant engineer, IN
large of the reclamation service here,
as gone TO the southern part of the
ounty to look over the progress of the
lrvey party now out in the field.
Col. and Mrs. Fleming Jones, with
heir guests made the trip to FL Paso, in
leir touring car. making the time of
II hours on the trip down.