El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-03-18

ticulariy fitted Ihere are al Se-1' -
Dr. Garrison has been president Of
the agricultural college since 15VS' com
ing here from Las Vegas. where ne was
president of the New Mexico Norman
Funds for school.
Word has been received here that the
legislature. at its last meeting, allowed
the college an appropriation OF 80. OOO'
and the amount of $4,000 on deIlclL-
The women of the improvement so
ciety cleared a good sum by their taS
day efforts yesterday
Body Is Taken to Brooklyn
Samuel Goldenberg left here last even
ing, accompanying the Dooy o. ~
brother, Joseph GOldenberg, Whlch WIZ
be taken to the home city, BrookIy n
n Y, for interment The deceased was
p years of age ana came mere ~
months ago for his health. His death
occurred at the home Of James AScd-
rate, on Main street, Sunday morning
at o'clock. Samuel GoldenDerS ar
rived here three weeks ago in response
to a telegram stating the serious H.
ness of bis brother.
A large crowd greeted the Hsoney
Boys quartet at their entertainment
given in the armOry here last evening
The remains of the late Horace b.
Ford. who died of pneumonia at the
home of DR.. J. A. BOnar, at HaIcns were
brought to this place and inferred IN
the Masonic cemetery Mr. Eord VS.
66 years Of age and Wei known
ranchman. He had lived in that com
munity for five years or more, ms
family. a wife and two sons, live IN
austin, Tex. Mrs Ford and one son
came here for the funeral
Roy r Larlkin, of Las Vegas, an old
time resident of Las Cruces, and
graduate of the State college, is visit
ing friends here. He was formerly,
and has recently been appointed again
a regent Of the state college
Rev S. AlOnzO Bright, superintend-
cnt Of missions Of the Methodist Epls-
CopaI church for New Mexico and Ar1-
iona, made a brief visit with W. r.
Baker on West Griggs street
Yesterday was an ideal spring day
Mr.. and Mrs. J. K. Gambler and Mrs.
James McVeigh and son are visiting
Mrs. McVeigh's brother, J. H Billiard
on Myrtle avenue in FL Paso-
Mrs. /. ". Edwards is again able to
be out after a months Illness
Another saloon viii be opened on
Main street in a short time.
Mr. Clapp, Of Hatch, was here yester-
day attending a meeting of the Ele-
phant Butte W alter users aSSoclaIon-
Herbert ". YeO returned to MS WOrk
for the reclamation service at La Mesa
T. W. BTaziel. wife, two daughters
left last evening for Artesia. their for
mer home. They lived in Silver City
the past two years, but viii again
make their home in Artesia-
Mrs. Elena de Ia Llata left here last
evening for a weeks visit with friends
in JuareZ-
Chas. Travis Turner went to FL Paso
yesterday to attend the cattlemen's
Mrs Thomas Tate, who has had
severe attack Of grip, is recovering
Ralph French and family and Miss
Edna Waldorf have returned home from
FL Paso, where they spent a couple Of
days
Rev. Thomas Mitchell, pastor Of the
Presbyterian church at this place, has
returned home from Texas, where he
was called by the serious illness Of his
aged mother. His mother is imprOv-
ing rapidly. Rev DR.. Sands occupied
fAe pulpit in the Presbyterian church
m S5.nday morning
The new bungalow OF Frank NJ Hay
ner is ALMOST completed and viii be
occupfed v>T7lSin the next few days
RevfSHFl Continues
The revival SERVICES AZ tLle -lIelloulst
church will continueN TINS week
Misses Eide Tate ~ MdIls AellS
went to FL PasO this morn l1s-
L W Parker and sister. US NoIhI,
vent to FL PasO this mOrnin 49, speilu
a week. -
r. P. WoOdsOn. jr., Of Memphis. Tenn,
was among the strangers here today.