El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-09-13

Wetmore VIII Put 200 Acres
in Cultivation and
VIII Sink Wells.

Deming, y. NJ, Sept. 1S-Hugh H.
Williams, chairman of the state corpo-
ration commission of New Mexico met
with the board of directors OF the
chamber of commerce to discuss the
matter of freight rates into DENNIS.
a copv of a letter addressed Dy the
state corporation commission 10 the
various traffic departments COINS Dus4-
ness IN the state alleging sulscIlInIld
tory rates was read 10 the DOaLu, ! ne
hoard passed a resolution endorsing
heartily the action OF the state corpora
ton commission in. taking up the mat
ter and commencing the methOu EN-
pioyed by the commission Inc Secre-
tarv was instructed by the BOARD 10
nre1are an article on the freight rates
into and out of Deming Tor publication
in the local papers. a commute was
appointed, consisting OF W h. Holt, a
W. Pollard and J. A Mahoney TO draft
suitable resolutions concerning the
death of Solomon Luna
a meeting of the real estate men was
called for tonight in the rooms of the
chamber of commerce to discuss Varl-
ous matters of interest, both to the or
ganization and to the real estate men,
TO Put 200 Acres in Cultivation.
Ira o. Wetmore is having 200 acres
of land grubbed and piowed II miles
south of Deming. Two irrigation plants
will be installed on this property this
fall and a large portion OF 1t Will be
planted to vineyard the coming sea-
son John Tarabino of Trinidad, and
several others are interested with Mr..
Wetmore in putting in this Swiss
Italian vineyard.
The representation of Deming at the
Bull Moose convention and at the DEM
Ocratic convention in Albuquerque
amounted to IS. All of the delegates
were provided with Deming literature,
stickers, etc, and appropriate banners,
and succeeded in giving Demlng con-
siderable publicity at these conVen-
tons.
The delegates to the regular Repub-
lican state convention are: Joe Kelly,
Hugh H Williams, c J. Laughren and
Ralph c. Ely. Mr.. Williams is in santa
Fe at the present time and the other
delegates left last night.
Rev. Duncan Mathewson, recently
employed minister of the Presbyterian
church who was called to Canada on
account of the severe illness OF ms
mother, wires that he will be in Dem
ing Sunday and VIII preach at the
Presbyterian church.
R c. Taylor, recent manager OF the
local Harvey house, has gone to
Omaha, Neb. His place is being filled
at the present time by W. J. Campbell,
of the Alvarado, Albuquerque. A new
manager of the local Harvey house viii
be sent here within the next few weeks
Mrs. E. A. McGlinchey arrived from
Ell Paso this morning and will visit her
daughter, Mrs. a. A Temke.
Canning Factory Starts.
Thu new canning factory at Hon
dale, with a capacity of 10000 cans per
day, has started in operation This
factory has prepared to can various
kinds of vegetables, but the principal
product this year viii be tomatoes
Herman Iindauer. son Of Sigmond
Iindauer writes from Empire, Panama,
that he secured a position the second
dav after he arrived there, that board
is cheap. conditions are fine and he IS
y Il pleased.
r II. Wame1, OF the Ananis ranch. is
in Deming and repc-ts that ranch con-
ditions in the Ananis valley are excel
lent.