El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-02-27

| Cruces office (the Postoffice News
stand) at 10 a. m Arrangements
can be made with Dessauer Bros, a.
! Las Cruces, for delivery of The Her
aid Items for the Las Cruces de-
partment viii be given careful at
tention If mailed to Mrs. Herbert
II YeO, P. o. box 4O2, or telephone to
her at phone 272-
Las Cruces, N NJ, Fob. 27.-Judge
/ AIedler, Of the third district court now
! in session here. has sentenced u pris-
] Oners. Nine of the number will be
/ taken to the penitentiary at Santa Fe
! this week There is one reform school
| sentence and two suspended sentences
! during good behavior OF the culprit5-
/ The prisoners sentenced are James $
] Osborne, burglary. one and a half to
three years; EligiO Carrillo highway
robbery, two to three years; Harry E
Cunning, obtaining money under false
preteuSes, 10 months to two years; II.
W. Van Siike, larceny, one year; Ernest
Nelson, grand larceny, Is and IL
years; Jose de Luz Ellie horse stealing.
$500 fine and two and a half to th-ce
and half years; Harry Daley and
William Mead defrauding, two to three
years; EuSenio Garcia, highway rob
Dery, one year. sentence suspended
Fred Ogle, burglary, one. year, sentence
suspended, Miguel DOmingueZ, assault
with deadly weapon. six months in
y
two years in reform school; Willis
Fletcher, larceny, two years in reform
school, sentence suspended during good
Besides the above cases. a number Of
civil cases have been disposed of, many
OF which were by compromise and the
dOckets are unusually clear.
One important trial in which all Las
Cruces citizens are much interested is
the case, the state VS.. mayor Mitchell
ct al, which is set for argument on
next Monday
Excounty treasurer Oscar Lehman
has given bond for S250O in the matter
Of the two indictments brought against
him by the grand jury for alleged
Judge MedIer has the distinction Of
hearing four jury cases in one day.
To Survey Wagon Road.
The reclamation service viii have a
wagon road surveyed from Selden to
point between RincOn and Hatch, Join
ing the road from RincOn to Hatch.
When the county completes the road
from here to Selden and the reclama-
ton service builds the road from Sell
den to that point good road viii then
be furnished from here to the RincOn
valley
Messrs- E. c. Sites and Conover have
returned to their work for the reclama-
ton service at La Mesa after several
days spent surveying line from Dem
ing to the Mexican border under the
directions of the United States geOlOg-
ical survey
The Sew and So society met at the
home Of Mrs LyttOn r Taylor in the
Hinton addition yesterday afternoon.
The following were In attendance: Mes ]
danes Morgan. Bundy. lies, Hatcher
Ward, Minatree, Hinton, Kelly, KelsO (
YeO. Saunders Lowe, Burke and Miss
Helen Burke. Refreshments were
served The next meeting of the club I
viii be at the home of Mrs Minetree in /
the Hinton addition.
Mrs A JacOby entertained the So
cial club yesterday afternoon in honor 4
Of Mrs E ). Nashbir, of Stafford, Ariz-, i
and Mrs Phlebus Prudential, of Solo 4
mOnsYille. Ariz.. and Mrs Norris Freu- /
denthal, of this place The color scheme !
received handsome hat pins as sOuven-
irs Of the occasion Mrs. Z. Z. Day
won first club prize, large box OF
candied fruit. and Mrs. Hamilton re
ceived second prize, a hand painted I
palm souvenir of California. Miss Alice
Foster received the consolation prize,
a lemon
Rev. +. b Atwood Of AihuGueroue /
the Baptist secretary of missions for
New Mexico, accompanied Rev. II. T. |
Nerm1ll1on, pastor Of the Baptist church
OF this place. to FL Paso, where they
held a conference with DR.. J. T. Love, I
Of Dallas who is assistant secretary of
the home mission board of the South
ern Baptist convention. with reference
to the work in New Mexico. Later they
held a meeting with DR.. n. Allen Tup-
per, president of the international
Peace Forum, who was in FL PasO on
his way to Mexico.
Francis Peacock. the 2 year old child
ot Mr. and Mrs. d. V Peacock, Of MI
-anda avenue, is recovering from a fall
from the bed to the floor, seriously
Campbell Resigns.
W. E. Campbell, who for over a year
was an employe Of the reclamation |
service. has resigned his pOsitiOn and 1
sll seek employment in another field
II work
John c Redd, who lately went into I
ne dairy business, has had plans drawn
lp Tor a milk cooling plant.
a l. sampson. Of Santiago, Cal, Wis
ted his son, Wilbur, near town, a few
lays ago.
Alex Traviee went TO Ell Paso, hay
ng secured position
"A MESA YOUNG PEOPLE q
HAVE HATRIDE AND DANCE +
Ia Mesa n. NJ, Feb. 27.-The young I
men OF La Mesa entertained the young I
Iomen with a hayride to the Black Z
lesa- A lunch was furnished by the
louIged in at the home of Mr.. and U
rs h H Hyland. The crowd was / 7
naperoned by Mr. and Mrs. R. /.
ians. Inose present were: Mr.. Hawley |
40 Miss Mary Livesay, Renick LiYesay Q
M Fearl LyleS, 3. W. Brown and !
QUE Livesay, Guy Adair and Robbie
as ne, Lloyd Williamson and Ruth '
Miss Harry Rishaberger. of Berino.
iSIted Mr. and Mrs F. H White
". G Meade was a visitor to FL Paso Il
MS week n
Miss Mary Livesay is visiting rela- d
YES in Anthony. n
mrs. Dlckerson has returned from | ei
le Elephant Butte dam where she | a.
as 7 Peen visiting her daughter, Mrs. ! p,
Mr.. +. h White was a business Wis
OF 70 II PasO this week
MISS Mamie Adair. of FL Paso, is | d
sitting her sister, Mrs. A. P. William n
F; K. Deuel. and H Kentuer of Med
rq, oregon, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. -
'ending several weeks with Mrs ri
Viljoen.
'onn Kadow has left for California. Ps
MES T. WILLIAMS TO az
EDIT BOSTON TRANSCRIPT I II,
James T. Williams, jr-, owner of the "
-cSon Citizen and the Globe Silver J q,
~ IN Arizona, has been aDDOinfed / y