El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-10-12
GAMMA FACTORY
MEN MAKE PLANS
Las Cruces New Industry
to Handle Next Seasons
Products From Valley.

Las Cruces, n. NJ, Oct. ia meet
ing of the stockholders OF the proposed
canning factory. at Las Cruces was held
Saturday afternoon in the ROuault
building for the purpose of perfecting
plans. 1t is proposed to have the plant
ready for operation by next years can
ming season. 4 large amount of stock
has been subscribed for and the factory
to be built viii be large and up-to-date
in equipment.
Sells Interest in Garage.
The interest of H. 1. K1mbalI in the
BOrderland garage has been purchased
by his partner, Floyd Turney, who will
carry on the business alone. Mr.. Kim
ball viii return to his home at Springer,
Colorado.
Magazine Story on Project
A fine article in regard to the Ele.
plant Butte dam, the valley it viii IL
rigate and the immigration work of the
Elephant Butte Water Users assoeia-
ton appeared in the October issue of
Town Development, one of the Double
day-Page publications.
MaSonS Donate an Organ
The Masonic lodge presented to the
NOrthside school an organ for school pur-
poses.
An illustrated lecture viii be given
in the Presbyterian church here Sunday
evening. Prof. Graham, of State col
lege, VIII operate the machine.
Banners new theater on the corner of
Griggs and Main street has been opened
to the public.
Dr.. Mcbride Reelected.
At the meeting of the New Mexico
Medical society, held in Albuquerque,
DR.. R. E. Mcbride, of Las Cruces, was not
only reelected as secretary, but VIII
continue to edit the New Mexico Med
zeal Journal, which he has edited for
several years. At the recent national
convention held in Chicago, DR.. Nc
Bride was made president of the Ma
tlonal Association OF State Secretaries
and Editors.
Robert 0den Smith, a well known
humorist and reader, of Meridian, Miss,
is booked for Las Cruces, Nov. z.
Bake Sale by Maccabees.
Maecabees it was decided to hold a
bake sale" on the Wednesday before
y. j. Turner, of Morgantown, W. Va,
has arrived here to make his home
with his sister, Mrs. Mccoy, who lives
near Las Cruces on a ranch recently pur-
chased.
w. H II. Llewellyn has returned to
CarriZozo on business with the court
now IN session at UnaC place.
Pedro Lopez went to Leasburg Satur-
day morning after brief visit here.
j. L Bliss left here this morning for |
his home at Tulsa, Okla, after a day /
spent in Las Cruces.
w. W. Cox, wife and son, Hal, have |
returned from Albuquerque where they /
the state fair.
Married at Mesilla Park.
Mrs. Refugio ApOdaca and three |
daughters, Mrs. Max Medina, Misses |
Elena and Hortensia Apodaea, were at |
hesilla attending the wedding festivities |
II Meterio Luian, and Delfino Apodaca,
whose marriage took place in the Cath
,Ie church at Mesilla Friday morning in
he presence of a number of friends. The
Wedding was to have taken place on
asst Monday morning, but was postponed
wing to the absence of the priest.
X H. Sims Is in Chicago on business
or few days.
{. o. Bennett is having the BirdweT
property remOdeled, and as soon as it
S finished viii move to this property.
-acating his home on Las Cruces avenue,
which viii later be occupied by L. X
1eveland.