El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-13
BITCH BREAKS AND
FLOODS THE ROAD
Scarlet Fever Epidemic IN
Anthony Is at an
End Now.

ElO 'NON-
Anthony. y. NJ. MAY 13.-The river is
falling and did not get out of its banks
al any time. though a great many were
apprehensive. owing to the numerous
reports in the papers owing 10 one
small gopher and his work. the Three
Saints ditch broke at Howard Fosg
place. about a mile above Berino and,
before 1t could be checked the water
covered the Canine Real far below Be
rino
Alfred Greenwood is the ice man here
now and is delivering the staple article
10 those who need It,
] hy, scarlet fever epidemic seems 10
be over here and. while the school mas
closed for the year. the few cases
that are recovering viii be released
from quarantine as soon as the houses
are disinfected where the disease mas
been
Miss Lillian Larson. who has taught
here the past season, has left for ner
The marriage of L. N. Heinneman
and Miss Mobley, both of this place, IS
announced and III take place the COM
ing week.
unbearsbIe here until fun sunset, but
caused no damage otherwise
Andrew BeSter, a representative from
the cape A0LDLL4Ec INV g = a. AA-E A-L0
riOus irrigation projects OF the united
States. was here few days LOOKING
over the valley TO make report on the
policy being pursued on the fields mere
and left for the Roosevelt dam re
was accompanied and shown over the
valley while here by Capt n van
Gass, an old friend in the colonies
Among numerous visitors to FL Faso
We're Alfred Greenwood, Miss Lora
Story, Mr.. and Mrs. D. +. Jeffrey, R. f
Bowden and J. s. Brooks, besides Farl-
Gus others
Thompson and W. O. McNary, from this
place. and j. c. McNary. j. l.. 1hoInp-
son and D. 7. Jones, from Berino, were
visitors 10 Las Cruces on the sixth, at
tending the Water Users association
The directors Of the south New Mex
leo Farmers association met al TINS
place, but transacted little business
owing 10 the absence of quorum 4ne
Association has four cars Of bale ties
for the use of the members on the
track at the various points IN prepaE-
alton for the cutting now at nanQ ana
the second cutting next month Iness
cars represent an outlay OF approx
mateIy $4,000. The present alfalfa crop
is being cut in some localities ana
there appears no reason 10 change the
estimated output Of last week. oV
percent Of the normal crop, but It IS
one of the finest in quality that has
been seen for long time W nat nay
has already been booked bT the asso-
citation has exceeded last years price
for this cutting and the demand IS
good for prompt delivery. The assOci-
alton has q consid erable mum Der OF
cars booked at $3.50 per ton T. O. B.
La Tuna and does not expect to 80
much lower on this cutting r Z
Bowden VIII ship the first car from
this station
o. B. Wood welcomed a stranger.
boy. on the eighth and is undecided
whether TO give him progressive or a
standpat name and VIII not decide IN
til all the primaries are over Baby
and mother doing wei
n B. Wingate has recovered from
the shock Of stopping cottonwood
tree in its falling by the inrerposluOn
Of his head and is gain out and about
The county commissioners are doing
considerable protection work on the
river banks at the ChamDerinO bridge
in the shape Of cable and wire Obstruc-
tons to prevent the cutting Of the
banks The loss OF part Of that bridge
last season will not be repeated this
year, if work and attention can pre-
". c. Mossman is delivering steers at
Las Cruces, along with other cattlemen
OF the county
Sam Geek. former county commits
sioner. now in government employ, IS
on a visit to his brother here, W. c. P.
Geek
The grading Of the new road west
LTGan MS pace 10 the SLdLE -lllEr III
der the supervision of G. 6. HalbrOOks.
is completed the surface covered with
clay and a substantial bridge put in
over the water course right in town.
These Improvements are very much
appreciated by residents on both sides
Of the line, and while the work was
done by FL PasO county. some Of the
labor was contributed by DOna Ana
county residents The road from this
place TO Las Cruces IS now entirely
covered with clay in all the sandy
places and is in much better cOndi-
ton than ever before. John Snyman
has been in charge of the force
lately
A very pleasant little surprise party
was given Miss LOra Story and q very
enjoyable time was had BY all who at
tended.
Miss CIapp. daughter Of l. Clapp,
president of the Water Users assOCia-
ton, spent the day in Anthony and
took the evening train for FL Paso-
N B. Stevens, Of Las Cruces, met his
brother. Charles, here and accompanied
him across the river TO look a tract
OF land NJ IA CadWa-lladeT came out
from FL PasO with c. 3. Stevens.
E. NJ Seminars. agent OF the Santa Fe
here, is quite sick but is attending 10
his duties