Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1912-10-18

Licenseu Iiiiiis ~ ttie Coiiiet'
They are the best.
DR.. Smith, of Illinois, who fin
ished his medical education abroad,
is here to stay.
Very interesting Luxor CORES
pondence is unavoidably crowded
out this week.
Girl wanted, to wait on table $40
per month, board and room. In
quire at New Deming Steam Laun-
dry,
Attention is directed to the or
dinance regulating automobiles and
other vehicles. published on anather
page.
The base ball fans liked LETTERS
telegraph stuff so well that they
presented him fine box of cigars.
When the series was ended in favor
of Boston there were big doings and
then some.
Mrs. Miller's new Exchange res
taurant in the Carson hotel would
do credit to any city. She has q
private dining room and everything
up to date. She deserves the large
patronage she is getting.
In a dispute concerning the own
ership Of cattle Fred Fordon became
greatly enraged at George 2. Wat
kins, who found it necessary to de-
fend his life with bullet that re-
suited in the death of his assailant.
1t is pleasing to observe that the
city taxes this year are seven mills
less than last year, a reduction in
taxation of over one third. When
the State gives US better system
Of taxation the rate will be much
lower.
Mrs. Horgan. mother of Mrs.
Finnessey. fell. Tuesday evening,
and dislocated and fractured her
thigh. Drs. Mor and Steed at
tended and made her as comforta-
BILE as her advanced age would per.
nit.
When Mrs. Lola Gates Eighmey
arrived in New York she wa 5
thoughtful enough to send letter
Of appreciation back to Ralph Grea-
son, the very accommodating ticket
agent Of the S. p. who routed her
the ocean voyage.
DR.. Moir reports an unusually
interesting meeting of the State
Medical Board. Eleven applicants
were examined and the session
closed with a dinner given the
Board by Gov. Mcdonald at the
executive mansion.
Gov. Mcdonald exercised exceed
ingly good judgment in appointing
DR.. Hoffman,, K. Bedicheck and
G.. NJ. Sadler as the Road Board for
Luna county. The board has or
ganized by selecting DR.. Hoffman,
chairman and r. Bedchek, secreta.
ny.
Harry Sims, Receiver of the
Land Office at Las Cruces and a
representative American citizen, de-
poses and says that J. +. Sattley,
VIM Marsh and himself drove his
Chalmer' $50 from Columbus to
Deming, Sunday, in So minutes,
Going some.
7. A. Burdich, Williams and Har-
rison. A. p. Webb and A. ID. Tyler,
with Phillips as driver, and col
ored cook, have returned from the
head of Rocky and Squaw Creeks
with their full quota Of deer. They
kindly remembered the editor with
venison.
The Al &. Barnes Three Ring Big
Wild Animal Show. best known rs
the show that's different, will exhib-
it in Deming on Monday, Oct. 2lst.
More animals will be seen with
this exhibition than ever gathered
before at any time. Two perfor-
mances will be given at2 and 8 pm.
AT recent meeting of the Phila-
thea Class of the NJ. F.. Sunday
School, the following officers were
elected the ensuing year. Gertrude
Bruce, president; Lillian Larson,
vice president; Margaret Randolph,
Secretary; Mrs. Coble, treasurer.
The meeting was held at the NJ. f.
} parsonage. Delicious refreshments
were served
Ben j. Sisco, manager of the
GRAPHIc's special edition, has beer
given the responsible position a.
, manager of the big Foote Co. store:
at Albuquerque, Santa Fee and Phoe
nix, with headquarters at Albuquer
que, where he will purchase home
D to which Ben and Bess will Away,
4 be glad to welcome Deming people