El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-23

Deming. y. NJ, April 23-The bounty
book at the county clerks office in
dicates that coyotes are getting much
scarcer in Luna ounty than they were
a year OF so ago The fourth quar-
ter OF 1910 the caunty paid bounty
on the following: 404 coyotes, 81 cats;
first quarter 1911. 1914 coyotes, - cats;
4 Iobos- second quarter 1911, IS coy
otes so cats, lObOs. third quarter
1911. 46 coyotes, % cats; fourth quar-
ter 1911, 101 coyotes, 80 cats. one lobo,
two lynx. first quarter 1912. 129 coy
otes. Il cats, four lObos, two lynx.
Grinden & LawhOn state that their
running time By automobile from
Douglas to Deming was nine hours;
six hours from Douglas to LOrdsburg.
where they remained over night. and
three hours from Lordsburg here.
Jack Kyle. mounted inspector. whose
headquarters are at COlumbus, has
been in Deming on business
Bishop and barrow have received
their No. Keystone well rig, Oper-
ated with steam, and moved it out
south 10 the place Of d. D. Winta-
mute. some two miles from town.
Mr.. Wintamute is going 10 have his
irrigation well put down deeper so
as to increase its capacity.
F. J. Hardy, OF FL Campo, Tex, is
here visiting his friend, G. N. Sadler.
Mr. Hardy expresses himself as we'll
pleased with the prospects here. and
il is quite likely that he will move
here permanently.
Z. R Nallandigham has returned
from Richland, No. having sold out his
interests there, and viii now remain in
Deming.
". B. Condor. Of Oklahoma City,.
Okla, is here prospecting.
NJ D. Bell, Of OOlagah, Okla, is here
looking for a location
l. R. Kline, merchant Of Cambray,
is in Deming on business He is de-
sirOus Of turning the ocean TO ocean
highway through by way Of Cambray.
c. W. HOlsOn, Of Silver City. has pur-
chased four lots in Orchard Park addi-
ton from the Blevins-A Maynard hilds
Co, consideration SIS per lot
Ralph LOOMS, Of FL Paso, has pur-
chased the Steineman pool rooms, and
viii move here shortly. He will take
possession on the first Of the month,
and has employed SID Ball to run the
business
J. y Upton went to El Paso on bus
mess.
Rev. Mr.. Forman. of Albuquerque.
preached at the Presbyterian church
in Deming-
A marriage license has been issued
to FlOrenunO PechecO and JOsesina
Renteria- The marriage took place in
judge L. L. BrOwning's residencve.
Deeds FILED.
The following deeds were recorded
in the county clerks office
Patent, L. S A 10 Gertrude F. Teel,
Nv. 4 Sec % T. %, s. r. W.
Gertrude F. Teel 10 Geo G. Sum-
mers and Claude l. Balthis-same
property-co 81 and other
valuable considerations.
c. W. Roberts TO W. A. Spraggins.
lots I TO 4 inclusive and Is to u in
elusive, block No. So tOwnsite of Hon
dale, 81 and other valuable COnsidera-
tons
Assignment OF a water-right appur-
tenant to Sc. i Sec. 5. T.. p, : z. 9
W, in the Mimbres Valley Irrigation
Co. from c. L Baker to Nora Baker.
consideration 500.
DeminE Men Meet Drum.
V s. Hills, DR.. r c. Hoffman and
Hugh H. Williams, representing the
DemiEg chamber Of commerce are in
FL Paso to meet Harry Drum, chair
man Of tours Of the American Auto
mobile association. Mr.. Drums car
viii be pilOted 10 Deming by c.. H.
Lester who is now in FL PasO. E P.
Grindeu. secretary Of the Douglas
chamber Of commerce, and W. W.
Lawhon. also Of Douglas. arrived IN
Deming and Joined the Deming con-
tingent in going to Fl Paso. The Doug
las car will remain here until their
return Three more cars from Doug
las, and several from Lordsburg. viii
meet Mr.. Drum here and conduct him
westward. When the party arrives IA
Deming, the date is not vet available,
there viii be smoker given, and the