El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-08-06
CARRIZOZO STREETS
DEDANDCINDERED
Road Tax Fund and Money Contributed
by Citizens Used in Carry
ing On the Work.

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Road Tax Fund and Money Contributed
by Citizens Used in Carry
ing On the Work.
Carrfzozo, n. NJ, Aug. 6.-Within the
past two weeks the four main streets
of CarrizozO have been graded and par
italy cindered, making travel much
better. The money spent on bhe street
grading was taken from the regular
road tax receipts and by subscription of
the citizens of the town The railroad
company is furnishing cindeFs free and
as soon as they can be secured, all the
streets that have been graded will be
cindered. The committee which. is
composed of John A. Haley and Albert
T. Roberts, has the work in charge. DR..
a. J. ROLAND succeeded in raising $500
by subscription in less than half day.
Edward Monroe a former resident of
CarriZOZO, is here from his home, in In
diana Mr.. Monroe has some mining
property near CarrizozO and viii spend
several weeks here looking after it
VIII Ellsworth, Of Captain, has re-
turned home, after a few days business
trip to CarriZOzO.
Alva TomlinsOn and Miss Nancy B.
Barefoot were united in marriage at the
home of the brides mother, east of this
city. Rev. J. w Campbell, pastor of the
local Methodist church. performing the
ceremony. After the ceremony, a we'd
ding dinner was served and the bride
and Mrs. TomHnsOn have gone to Ell
Paso and other points for a few weeks.
after which they will return here and
reside on the ranch of Mr.. TOmlinSOn,
south of the city. The bride is a daugh-
ter of the Rev. DR.. Isaac D. Barefoot, of
the Baptist church, who died a few
years ago in Texas. She came to Car
riZOZO about three years ago and has
lived here with her mother, Mrs. Mary
L. Milligan, on a ranch east of the city.
Mr.. Tomlinson is a native of Texas and
is son of Mr.. and Mrs. o. G. TOmlin-
son, Of F1uVanna, Tex He has been a
resident of this place for three years
and is an employe of the E. P. & S W.
railroad
Lee B. Chase and family have re-
turned from a few days fishing trip on
the BOnitO river and report a good catch
of mountain trout.
Mrs. P. W. Topp, of Alamogordo, is
here spending several weeks with her
daughter, Mrs. Harry B. Dawson.
Lee 3. Chase, a. J. ROLAND and R E
P. Warden have returned from Corona,
to which place they went to view the
proposed highway from Carrizozo to
that point The route is to be immedi-
ately along the west side Of the E p. &
So w railroad rightofWay until CALI
ms station is reached, and then on the
east side Of the tracks into the CARR
ZOZO mountains The party made a care
full log of the road and will report to
the board of county commissioners at
the next meeting.
O4EQe OnduDeIldlns OF ClOuQCTOLL, IS
in the city for q few days visit TO
friends.
Mrs. Fife. who has been visiting her
brother, Henry West of this place, for
the past several days, has returned to
her home. in ClOudcrOft-
F. S. Randes, who has been employed
as hosting engineer at the Yellow
Jacket iron mine, east of this city, has
resigned and gone to OrOgrande, where
he has a similar position
Morris B. Parker has returned to
his home in FL Paso after a weeks
visit with his family, who are spend
ing the summer at the ranch home Of
Gov William c. Mcdonald, near Car
rizozo.
Attorney Edward Mechem, Of Alamo
gOrdO, was in CarrizOzO on his way to
Lincoln on business pertaining to the
big HOndO water suit now pending
Mrs. William D. Gray, who has been
quite i'll the past week, is reported as
being much better.
PHILIPS and Frances Blanchard have
returned to their ranch on the MOchO
after a few days business trip to Car
rizOzo.
Mr.. and Mrs VIII G. RawIs and
children have arrived from Faulkner,
Texas, having been called here by the
serious illness OF Mr.. Rawls father,
EmOs Eaker.
r L Hust is here for few days
from his ranch near NOgal
Syl- G. Anderson and Fred Week
ing on the Ruidoso.
S. G. Jones has arrived from st.
Louis for a visit with his mother and
sister, who are spending the summer
here.
Miss Georgia Lesnet has returned
from Ell PasO, where she had spent
several days visiting her sister, Mrs
Geo. ]. DingWaI-
Miles B. Foreman, in company with
Mr. and Mrs T J. Moore. OF Nogal,
have gone to POlomas Springs. where
they will spend a 10 days outing.
D. ]. Vent dispatcher in the local
office, has gone to points in the east,
where he viii spend q months Taca-
ton.
DR.. Melvin G. Paden has gone to
California, having been called there
by the serious illness of his son, Mel
vim.
Robert L Ransom and Harry Lit
and BOnitO, where they have been
fishing for the past 10 days.
Z. NJ Reed, of San Antonio, is Wis
iting here sat the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. f. E. Phillips, for a few weeks.
William Garvin and family are here
from Watson Lake, for a few days
shopping
Ira 0. Wetmore is here from his hog
ranch near Mescalero for a few days
visit.
Chief dispatcher Donaldson has re-
turned from a few weeks Facation
spent at his ranch in Union county.
John Sherry, of AlamOgordo. IS
here visiting his brother. Prosper.
Henry Lutz was here from Lincoln
IN his new touring car