El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-05-01
TERM FOR
LAS CRUCES CASES
Ascarate and Las Cruces Of
ficials' Cases to Be
Heard in CarrizOzO.

Las Cruces. N. NJ, May AT =
special term of court to be held at
CarrizOzo, beginning on May 26 two
Las Cruces cases will be tried the
New Mexico vs.. Ricardo Ascarate. This
case was previously tried at CarriZOzo,
the jury disagreeing- The defendant
was released on giving $4,000 bail A
larger number of witnesses will be
summoned, il is said, to appear on
May % than at the previous trial The
defendant is charged with killing his
Young wife at their home on Amador
street near midnight one night last
autumn, shortly before she would have
given birth to a child. The defendant
is from az prominent family Of Las
Cruces.
The second case to be tried at Car
riZOzo is that Las cruces city case
wherein the mayor and other town Of
ficiaIs are charged with neglect Of du-
~ in various instances. chiefly in re-
gard to the waterwOrks and sewer
contracts.
The next meeting or the Sew and So
club viii be held at the home Of Mrs
Smith in Cox's third subdivision on
Wednesday Of next week
a large number OF people ATTENDED
the dinner served by the Episcopal
women in che Lehman building on the
corner Of Main and Griggs street yes
terday.
Mrs. H. B. Holt gave a party in honor
Of her daughter, Katherine's birthday
anniversary. The following guests were
present: Grace Day Ruth Kelly. Sue
Thompson, ROsalie Frenger. Geraldine
ArimijO, Judith ClingO, Masie Snow,
Faulkner, Carrie Alice Clingo and
Esther Post. Various outdoor games
occupied the attention Of the children
during much of the afternoon
number Of pieces OF music ootn Vocal
and instrumental were enjoyed by the
guests. Katherine was the recipient
Of numerous gifts from the children
A pleasant birthday anniversary
party was given at the home OF Or.
and Mrs R E Mcbride in honor
Of the 11th birthday anniversary Of
their daughter, Ethel. A large num-
Der Of children were in attendance
Numerous games were played.
Mrs Ethel McKeever. matrOn OF
the girls dormitOry at State Col
lege. was caluling on friends here
Miss Elizabeth Ouisenberry. teacher
Of the primary grade in Central
school. was able to resume her school
work yesterday after a brief illness
Mr.. and Mrs J. J. Nichols Of Ok
lahOma, who have been visiting MS
father. T. L. Nichols. who resides on
left here yesterday for Balumore,
Nd. where he will attend the o. X
7. convention soon to convene in that
city. Mr.. Nichols is delegate to this
convention.
Earl. the two year old son Of Mr..
ard Mrs. Bliss Freeman. Of Convent
street, is seriously III with little hopes
Of recovery.
". A. Fan. the venerable father Of
senator A. 3. Fall. is said to be crit
ically i'll at his rooms on North Main
street. Some months ago he suffered
a fall in front of the Catholic church
For many weeks he had TO carry one
arm in a sling
After several weeks visit in the
homes of her brother. Morris Freu-
denthal. proprietor of Hotel Don Ber-
nardo. and her sister, Mrs A Jacoby,
Of Peterson Place. has returned to her
home at Stafford, Arizona
Rapid progress IS being made on
the new Rouault building on Main
street.
Miss Adelaide UeyareZ and Adyan-
dro Sierra left here this morning LOT
La Mesa, where they will visit friends
Miss Marie Delfino. VINO has been
visiting Miss Adalaine Neyarez, leiJ
today for TeIIes. n. NJ. her home. She
was accompanied TO Telles by Miss
Juana H. Ramerez. where she VIII
visit friends.
c. Garcia, who for sometime has
been in the meat department Of X. IL
Faulkner's store on Main street, has
resigned and purposes to go to Arlzo-
ma in the near future
Mrs. H B. Holt went to FL Paso this
morning to spend the day.