El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-09
KILLS FAMOUS OLD
BUCK NEAR ALPINE
Charlie Roberts Gets Black
tail That Had De
4 fled Hunters.

Alpine. Texas. Jan 9.-Charley Rob-
erts. Of the Kansas City. Mexico and
Orient engineering force, almost on
the last day or Cne game season, got
the famous old blacktail buck that
has been running in the Hancock pas
on 100 occasions me animal naQ IA
points, and his head was mounted for
a souvenir Of the Brewster county
chase.
Woodmen Circle Of Alpine are to have
a joint installation Of officers next
Thursday night
Mrs Ida Virginia Alexander. whose
death in FL Paso was noted in The
Herald was wei known in Alpine and
had a large circle Of friends here. Her
husband was in business here before
going to FL PasO.
=. s. O'Reilly announces the removal
of the publication Of his Rio Granoe
Coyote from Sanderson to Alpine
Contractor Webb announces that
work on the new Masonic temple is
progressing very satisfactorily Sew
eral carloads Of material have already
been received.
The Mamie J. Keesey Rebekah lodge.
No 1876 Of Alpine has installed its new
officers Mrs Walter Garrett is the
first past noble grand Of this lodge,
and has been selected as the first
grand assembly representative, having
been made delegate TO Dallas IN March
The officers Of the lodge just in
stalled are: Mrs. Mrry Miller, n G.:
Mrs. Charles Livingston, Y. G.; Mrs. a.
J. Tippit, chaplain; Mrs P. ]. Vogt
warden Mss Jim Wade conductors
Mrs. John Weyerts L. c.. Adolph
Daugherty. o. G.; Miss Flora Daugh-
erty, secretary; Mrs Dr. Berkeley,
The Alpine Cemetery association
held deferred meeting at the Christ
ian church. The report Of the secre-
tary treasurer, Mrs. Walter Garrett
~.
the treasury, after all bills had been
paid and a considerable amount Of
work had been done.
The latest reports from the construc-
ton gangs Of the Kansas City, Mexico
and Orient railway are to the effect
that the tracklayers are nearing Fort
Stockton rapidly, and will reach that
place within four weeks, unless some
Unforeseen accident occurs to delay
them. Alpine is expecting the trains
Of that road to run into the city by
/ the first Of May.
The Kansas City. Mexico and Orient
Railway company having bought the
land on which the J. B. Starns resi-
I dence was located, Starns has had his
buildings removed to his lots near the
dormitory, and VIII build to them for
his new home
r. D. Thompson. agent here for the
| Galveston, Harrisburg &, san Antonio
I Railway company is rapidly recOvering
from the serious injuries he sustained
! by being knocked in the head by q
! billboard thrown. accidentally. from
/ the top Of a stock car
The Alaine Odd Fellows. on the oc-
cssion Of their last meeting. were treat
/ ed by their wives mothers, sisters and
( sWeethearts to cake and coffee at the
/ conclusion Of the lodge session.
The Texas Sunday School institute
1 viii have a program in alpine on Jan
III
4 new real estate firm is Glasgow
/ & Moore George W. Glasgow and W
I Q. Moore comprise, the firm
YOUNG Manley HaIbert. son Of Hon
J.. n Halbert who has been seriousIy
ILL., is cOnValescing.
7. 3 Irving. one Of the wealthiesi
ranchmen in this section and one Of
the Oldest settlers. is quoted as sayine
that we shall not have any more cold
weather in this section this season
Everything is in excellent shane. buf
we shall need more rain along in ths
early spring.