El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-06-17

Las Cruces. \. NJ, June LINE Dor
derland route Is already bringing those
who believe in the future Of this high
,Fav from ocean to ocean, and the late@s
business to be opened in Las Cruces IL
this line Is a new auto garage WIlcl
7,-iU 10 ycaIv for business shortly Two
,-o7,no mon from Los Angeles have Deeil
in town for some time looking lor d ~
cation for a complete plant Nlel Ls-..;.l
traveller as well as the !ocsi- ny -
can ret supplies and repairs ~ -.
roraGe will be located close 10 inc JUS
NJ 90, -srfies from Fl PasO are becom--
nc f~e0neut visitors now that the ioau
from Las Cruces to Anthony mas 49,
-1,-faee5 with CLAW and rock, and WIN
. Ftf1e more work. this road VIII oe-
come even better. The ZIP, 70 - -
(,rnres from EI PasO makes Il dells-lIll I VI
,-,- for DAVIS outing The ROAD runs
along the edge OF the V2lleH- III -
f;el5S of alfalfa and orchards with Ihei,
i,rsnobes laden with fruit, and the eooi
-l,-eezes from the fields contrast gredIle
10 +be warm air from the city pave
ments- 49,
Anon rbose who spent Sunday N
las Cruces from FL Paso were a, u
GOdstein and wife, Mrs. L o. winner
spoon. Miss Anna shelton y. j. Rowe,
N Bradford. T. Thomes- Gus Lr9 Ss;l
drove up the new highway with MS
seven passenger car on Sunday WITH a
nartv of friends and returned IN the
evening
Ii. j. Collins, Of FL PasO, spent the end
of the week IN town and returned sun
Z. s. NusgrOrc. OF Fl Paso. came up
the valley for day and returned the
last of the week
B. J. Stranahan. of Lima, Ohio, spent
The week end IN Las Cruces looking af
ter the interests of an oil engine which
Is being tested out in several localities
Tor irrigation
". A. Fleming Jones VINO has lust re-
turned from an extended trip east. re-
ports business looking up where he has
visited.
Jose Gonzales is again at his desk in
the land office after a short absence in
FL Paso. resting up.
Mai. Eugene Van Patten IS in from the
Dripping Springs resort and says he is
ready for a greater crowd than ever
this summer.
Papen's Mine Satisfying.
A j. PaPen spent a few DAYS in town
after an extended absence at his min
ing camp east OF Berino. The develop
ment work IN this camp continues TO
show up high grade ore and the owners /
are more than ever satisfied with the
outlook.
j. I Mccullough, Of the Organ Noun
tain Mining company, has returned to
the Bennett-StephensOn camp for a few
DAYS. preparatory to leaving for an eE- 1
tended trip to the east.
W. A. Sutherland, Of the law firm Of /
Holt and Sutherland, leaves for a vaca-
tion IN California next Tuesday, to be /
gone Tor several weeks.
f. Z. Lester, of Mesilla Park, Is busy /
boosting the new las Cruces-Organ 1
road and says that it is ex-
Dected to have about $4,000 for the |
roads improvement In the very near
The collection Of road tax Tor this
wear Is taking the form Of a lad on the /
part of those who pay, one OF the local /
naDars having started a roll Of honor for /
hose who paw their road tax. Now the (
collector has nothing to do but sign re-
eeipts.
Sell Out All Heralds.
The firm Of Dessauer Brothers. at
Pie Dostoffice news stand, are husthng
N Paso Herald boosters. and Sunday
nornin0 they ran out of papers long
1efore noon. owing to the fact that they
M no newsb0vs on the street selling
ne night before. The average Las
ruces citizen looks upon The Fl Paso
Herald as his home paper
Neile Cross. chief clerk Of the United
states land office, has taken a position
IN the agricultural department IN Wash
notion in the bureau OF plant industry
md viii leave about the first of the
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