El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-07-21
MINER Is KILLED
WHEN ROCK FALLS
Three Well Known Lincoln County
Women Die, Two of Them Resi-
dents of CarnzOZo.


! 10 miles northeast of Carrizozo, in which
he was employed Subia was a recent
I emplOye of the company and it Is said
! by fellow workers that he met his death
! by failing to remove from 3 80 fOof
shaft hole a bed of rock which over
| hung the shaft in a threatening man
her, before going to the bottom for tun
mel work Subia was "a years of age,
| and leaves a wife and two small chill
| dren at Orogrande. His parents reside
IN III Paso. All were present to attend
the funeral, which was held here Sat
| ulday.
Mrs. Martha Tiee, wife of DR.. Tice,
| died at her home on Fourth street and
! vas buried in the Evergreen cemetery
She is survived by her husband, three
brothers and many other relatives, all
! OF whom reside in Carrizozo.
Mrs. Martha E. Channel died at her
| home in this city after a brief illness and
| was buried in the local cemetery. Rev.
| j: w. Campbell, pastor of the CarrizozO
/ Methodist church, conducted the funeral
! services Mrs. Channel was q native of
West Virginia, and was 68 years old.
She was married In 1875 and was the
mother Of eight children, three of whom
are living: A. 7. Channe. and Mrs. Wal
ter Grumbles, OF Carrizozo, and Mrs.
Ella Stemple, of Parsons, West Virginia
She had been widow for several years,
her husband having died in the year
1894. She has three sisters and one
bother IN West Virginia, and one BROTH
er in New York. She had been a resi-
dent Of Carrizozo for the past four years.
While many points in Lincoln county
have been visited by good showers of
rain during the past few weeks, CARR
zozo and vicinity suffer much from the
dry weather, there having been only a
lew light showers IN the past two
months. The grass and vegetation is
rapidly dying and cattle have COM
fenced to suffer.
Mrs. Frank Allison. wife of a well
known ranchman living In the northeast
ern part of Lincoln county, died at her
home after a lingering illness and was
buried at the Glencoe cemetery. Rev.
VIM. L. White, of Captain. Conducting
the funeral services. She was a daugh-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. George Coe, of Glea-
coe, and was born and raised In this
county. Besides her father and mother,
she Is survived by her husband and two
small daughters, two brothers and two
sisters, all OF whom reside in Lincoln
county.
Cards are out announcing the marriage
OF Miss Eufemia Lopez and Daniel Or
tIz, two well known young people of
tins city. The ceremony viii be per-
formed Tuesday, july p, at the loS6l
Catholic church, by Rev. FIR. Girma, of !
Lincoln Following the ceremony the |
couple viii leave for Arizona, where |
they viii make their home.
Miss Georgia Lesnet is on duty again |
at the local postoffice after a brief i'll |
ness.
Dan Jackson, who was accused of the /
murder of Mr.. Jones at Hondo recently, |
was brought to Carrizozo from Lincoln !
by sheriff Porfirio Chavez and taken to /
the penitentiary at Santa Fe, under an /
order Of district judge Edward /. Med |
Ter, to provide for his safekeeping.
Harry johnson and family, of Captain, |
have moved to Carrizozo.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Ferguson are I
spending few weeks vacation at points
IN California.
Mr.. and Mrs. a. a. HighfiH have ar
rived from Captain and Fill have charge /
of the Commercial hotel.
Miles B. Foreman has gone to Roswell /
Tor a weeks visit to friends.
James O. NaboUrs and Mrs. Bessie I.
Case are here on land office business
from White Mountain
Mrs J. F. Kimbell and daughter, Miss |
Harriet, with Misses Ruth Edminsten (
and Frances Wilson, are visiting at Par
family.
Sunday morning at the Methodist
church, 8. committee was appointed con-
sisting of members q the Sunday school /
to plan Tor q picnic The committee viii /
report next Sunday as to the time and
the place where the picnic viii be held /
On Monday night Rev. Herbert Hay
wood, pastor of the local Baptist church,
viii begin a series of meetings at Glen
his wife
Thos. Davis, a former resilient of Car
rizozo, is here IN charge of the railroad
eGCommissary during the absence of Mr..
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. B. French. Horace
French and Mrs. Harry B. Dawson have
returned from 10 days trip to points
in New Mexico
Chief dispatcher Donaldson is spend
ing. his vacation at his ranch home in
GnIon county. He IS being relieved by
Simon L. Northbane.
Miss Frances Wilson, of Palestine,
Texas, IS here for a visit to Miss Har-
riet Kimbell
Mrs. 4. B. Hamilton and two sons
have returned from a few days auto
trip to FL Paso.
Harry Golf, of FL Reno. Okla, is here
Tor visit to his cousin, Benz. F. Golf.
Mrs Milton Lesnet and daughter,
Elolse OF Roswell. are here for a visit
to, the family of John A Haley and other
relatives.
w G. Pittman has gone to his old
home IN HALEY. Idaho, where he VIII
spend the remainder of the summer.
George X Barber, of Lincoln. has re-
turned home after a week spent in CIR
riZozo.
The local lodge of Knights of Pythias
has installed officers for the ensuing
year. Following the installation smok-
er was held.
Brent Paden has returned from a few
DAYS. trip in the JicariIla mountains
John and Willie GALLAGHER are here.
rom their sheep ranch at the head of
the Malpais.
CHICAGO CORONER PROBES
DEATH or T-NTrNnTr-r CO.