El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-12-04

Augustin Pine, Mexican consul at
Deming, passed through the city today
enrOUte to the City Of Mexico
H Adler and daughter were among
the passengers on the Central last
night for the City Of Mexico
John Franklin, of Eddy. N NJ. has
come to FL PaSO to reside permanently.
He is at present at Major W ]. Few
els.
At a meeting yesterday of the Bor-
der Rifles it was decided to give
ball on the night of the first OF jan
uary in the district court room The
company is fast becoming proficient IN
military tactics.
An audience which filled Chopin hall
last evening heard the beautiful and
impressive program which the FL PasO
lodge of Elks carried out IN ObSerV-
ance of their annual lodge Of sorrow
The principal orators were Leigh Clark
and Rabbi Oscar J. Cohen.
At the annual election OF officers
Os the El PasO club last night the fol-
lowing were elected ". N Villas
president; ". G. Wall vice president
W. Cooley, secretary and treasurer
J. Calisner, ". H Burgess, NJ c. Ed
wards and 5. H Buchanan The fol-
lowing new members were elected W.
H Ward, 7. D. Bean and NJ L Open
heimer.
It was learned today that a new hos
pital is being projected for FL PaSO-
Talk regarding a new hospital to be
thoroughly up to date and commOdious
has been going on between prOm1-
nent physicians of. the city for some
time This was crystalized yesterday
at meeting of doctors in the office
of DR.. IOrsley. The following physi-
clans attended the meeting Horsley,
Huffaker, Rawlings and Stark.
The December term of the district
court convened this morning, with
judge A. NJ. Walthan sitting. Judge
Goggin, of the 41st district court Of
Eagle Pass, who is also to sit during
the term. viii arrive Wednesday. The
following named constitute the grand
jury for this term D. NJ Payne, fore
man: 7. J. Cassidy, ". J. FeWel, c. 0.
Coffin, W \. Small. T II. Springer,
=. I. White, E kohlberg, L N He'll,
H B Stevens, A Kaplan and ". H
Shelton
At a regular meeting Of Emmett
Crawford post of the G. A R., of this
city, the following officers were
MallOy, commander; 0. D. Owens, ;.
Y. c.; .. G. Briggs, J. V c.; f. E.
tuster1, adJutant; George NJ Nc
. Conaughey, Quartermaster; ". y.
Villas, sergeant; E p. Lowe, chaplain;
] NJ Smith, officer of the day; T. y.
Featherly, officer of the guard: F. r
Cole, sergeant major. d. B. Halderman,
quartermaster sergeant. w N Villas
and J. D. Davis were elected delegates
to the department encampment-
City clerk Ben CatIin returned from
Austin, Texas, last night bringing
back with him the sewer and city hall
bonds unregistered by the state con-
Iroler and with them a letter from the
attorney general, explaining his posi-
4 ticn- To all intents and purposes the
late election was void and If the peO-
pie of FL PasO want $4,000 Of city
hail and $4,000 OF sewer bonds they
Will have to say so again at the polls.
Miss Mary L Stanton received in
formally on Thanksgiving day for her
guest, Miss Dorothy Bowman. at the
library rooms Among those who called
were; Mr. and Mrs W. e Pulliam,
Miss Jessie Lyons. Mr.. and Mrs. W. NJ
Stcckwell Mr. and Mrs. +. J. Feldman,
MSS Cheney, Mr.. and Mrs. Leigh Clark,
Miss Frances Clark, Mr.. and Mrs c. n.
I Grosyenor; MessrS. Ward. Harry Dill
lon. G ". Lyons. G. II. T. Townsend,
q. ". Thomas and z. NJ COnley.