El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-05-28

Las Cruces. n. NJ. May 28--Ihe regis
ter and receiver Of the United States
land office at Las Cruces recently wrote
to the department at Washington Tor
advice as to the adjustment Of the New
Mexico Texas boundary line, which has
been in dispute up to the present time
The land office is today in receipt OF
a letter from the general land Office,
which states that the Tesurvey OF the
boundary line has been officially APP
proved but sections 81 to SO, inclusive,
in township 26 south, range 6 east, Will
remain withdrawn from all form OF en-
try until the meridianal lines OF the
township are closed UDOn the resurveyed
boundary by a supplemental survey.
The abOve-described township is what
is known as the Newman township "
ing directly north of FL Paso.
Ranchman Injured.
A. J. Archer, a well known ranchman
of the vicinity of Brazito, had his LETT
leg broken yesterday. He was working
pair of mules when he was pulled
from the wagon to the ground, and the
wagon passing over his left leg, both
bones were broken. He IS apparently
not otherwise seriously injured
Thelma, the year old daughter OF
Mr. and Airs. William L. Shaw, died
last night at the home of her parents
on the mesa road. The death of Thelma
was due to a relapse of measles.
W. ~ Adair, a well known grocery
man, whose place Of business Is on
Griggs street, met with an accident early
this morning on his way from his home
to his place of business. lie was riding
a bicycle and when in front of the home
of r. /. Faulkner on Miranda avenue
struck a hitching post and was thrown
over on the sidewalk. No bones were
broken and he is not thought to be seri-
Ously hurt. He was riding close to the
sidewalk, as the owner of the property
on the opposite side OF the streeB from
the Faulkner home, was sprinkling the
street with the hose.
Miss Edna Hollis condition Is not I'M
proved and her life is despaired Of She
had measles several weeks ago and was
able to be on the street, and suffered
relapse. Her nine brothers and sisters.
who also had measles, are all recovering
with the exception of one of the twins
but she Is not considered In a dangerous
condition.
The Sew and So society met at the
home of Mrs. III. V. Bundy on AmadOr
street yesterday afternoon. with the 1ol-
lowing in attendance: Mesdames Woo
ten, Lowe, Saunders, Ward, Freeman,
Kelly. John Freeman, Bliss Freeman,
Morgan, Islas. Minetree, Kimball and
Yeo and Misses Roberts and Llewellyn.
The house was decorated with cut flow
ers mostly roses. The color scheme was
pink and white, and was carried out IN
the refreshments. The next meeting of
the club viii be at the home Of Mrs.
Bliss Freeman on Convent street
To Arrange Study Course.
The school board viii meet this even
ing to arrange the course of study for
the coming school, year.
At the Masonic lodge at the meeting
this week the third degree OF Masonry
was given to Scott P Stewart and two
sons, Herbert and Rupert. There was a
large attendance at the meeting.
The play entitled my Friend From
India" was given before a large audience /
in the armOry last evening. The play
ers were all home talent and were
trained BY P B. Hinton. Mr.. Hinton
PLAYED one of the most important parts.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. G.. A. Bennett, I
an eight pound daughter, this being the
third daughter in the home.
Mr.. and Mrs p. r. James, who spent !
the past month IN the home of engineer |
c. /. Post on North Miranda avenue, I
moved yesterday to the home of Mrs. I
Strong on Court street, where they have 1
taken j room.
Mrs. Merriwether. wife of engineer |
who recently came here /
from Santa Fe, is reported to have ty- /
phoid fever.
Nessrs Parker, Gill and LLOYD left /
In autos yesterday morning for Douglas, !
Ariz., to attend tennis tournament.
/. III. Bartlett, of Santa Rita, was 1
here on business yesterday.
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