El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-16
LAS CRUCES ELKs
GIVE UNIQUE BALL
Prizes Awarded for Origin
atty of Costumes; Pretty
Wedding Occurs.

Las Cruces, n. NJ, Feb. 16.-The
Elks' ball. though not as well attend
ed as expected was a decided success
Miss Lindsey won first prize for the
woman with most beautiful costume
q box Of candy.
Miss Frances Buevens, dressed as an
indian maid. received first prize for
original costume. a silver belt buckle
The prize for the most Original
dressed man was a cigar case, Won oy
William Derbyshire. The second prize
for the best dressed woman was won
bv Miss Bertha Brown, handbag
Miss virginia George took the prize
for the most cOmically dressed woman
a pair Of silk nose 49,,
Numa Raymond and nleces nave ar
rived in the city This was their
home for many years Ihey are az lns
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Numa trenger-
Joseph F. Bonham has been spending
the week in FL Paso.
Kenneth SHIRLEY, assistant engineer
in charge OF the reclamation service
for this district, leaves on SGLlruay
for California points on a leave OF aD-
se1ce Mrs SHIRLEY is now in Los
Angeles. and II is on account OF the
condition Of Mrs Shibleys health that
Mr. SHIRLEY has to leave at this time,
The wedding OF F. W. camper.
cashier Of the Bowman Bank & Trust
company, and Miss COrinne Arnador oc-
CURED shortly after noon IN the parish
house Of father Nandermaessens only
the immediate family OF TIE pride ana
q few OF the Old-time friends being
present Mr. and Mrs. Campbell went
to the home OF the brides sister MS
Fabian Garcia, where a wedding lunch
con was served
The wedding gifts numbered many
costly and beautiful articles A recep-
ton was held in the afternoon from
2 70 ana the or5de ana groom lSLt
for a trip TO New Orleans to attend the
Mardi Gras. after which they Will con-
tinue their welding tour. visiting many
Of the principal cities OF the south
Upon their return they viii reside IN
the Amador house the old nome OF
the bride. which viii be remOdeled and
furnished throughout for the young
people.
Santa Re, n NJ. Lots and 4. E Il,
S W. IA, Sec. 9, T. p s r. W; Kay
". TREY. E1errO, n N y. T. Is n
v. IA. n IL, \, E Ia, Sec; So >
y W; Solomon SidellO. Montecito, y
NJ, y. 12, S E. IA, s. W IA. n. T.
IA S E. IA, y. W. II, Sec 10 Twp
II s. p w. Rejected for the reason
that sufficient fees were not paid
Cornelius ". COusland, Silver City y
N S. -, S. ". IA, Sec 20. E Il. )
E. IA, Sec. q. T. 10 S r l6 W.
Arthur A McNatt, Alamo gOrdOs =. II. 5
II, S. E IA, Sec. 3. y IL. n E. II,
Sec. S. T. 16, S. r z. Rejected for
the reason that applicant does NOT
show himself QuallLleQ 10 make cLLAL
Charles E Melton, La Luz, n. n. s IL,
\. z. IA, n 1-2, S. E IA, Sec. IA, T.
3 S. r ZOE. Filed application, same re
jected for the reason that part IL
covered by H. Z. 454s, therefore arr
dayit required by Act Feb. 3, 1911 was
not furnished; Jose p. Salas, Maggie
lena, y. NJ s. ID, s. W II, Sec 1s'
S. E. IA, S. E. IA, Sec. 80, y 3. -,
\. z. IA, Sec. 81, T. ., 6 R 4 W.
James H Chamberlain, Cutter, \. NJ
W. -, n. W. II, ". ID, S. W. IL, sec
50. T. "A. S. r ".
The following land was entered undeI
the provision OF the desert land act
Matte NJ. DOwell. FferrO, y. ~ Il
S. ". IA, ". IL, 5. Z. IA, Sec %, ~ Z
19 S. r y ". Rejected for the reason
that entrywoman does not show proper
qualifications OF husbands citlzen--
ship; Nellie L Blakeney, Deming' y. I
N. ". IL, Sec. "A. T. 20, S. R II w
Charlotte J. ThurmoEd. Deming, n. u |
s. f. IA Sec. IS. T. 26, s. r II W /
Michael c. Weaver. Demings \. ~ , I
IL, n E IA. n ID, S. E. IA, sec = I
T. 80, S. R. II W.
LandOffice Notes.
The following business was done ~ 4
the United States landOfrice TO-DAY
Homestead entries - forresL NC
Kinley, Las Cruces, n NJ. y. Il. - 4
Sec 30, T. %, S. r. e, W: Juan D. 4
Jaramillo. Cuchillo, y. n Lot z, sec !
s. T 70 S r, 4 W. Suspended uhlli
final action is taken IN the matter u
application 06665. =.
Following land was subjected 20 4
6aca~f Tohn ~ HeStaDQ, Cs-llla 4