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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-04

Local lodge knights OF Iytufas 80. .s
"ill meet Monday ev'riuG'iu the Armory
nail and all members are requested 60 b.
present. TIE annual election 81 officers
VIII Ice held. followed hy 20 social session.
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NOTICE

There 800 hs 90 ioIu' meeting of
Belmont and Gro cent iodeca o. fhr
a a. OF S. sud T S. 100 the Trades
tud Labor tee'mhl. haL WhccUur.
Dn saturday. son .ut A. Tho mocfinr
aHl b' called fu order promptly at o
o'lo's u r t.-'ut bu.nr..
IF oI.Ur o.. t.r rN'Cs.Iyr commit.
Goo of fra Second district
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Nouce 70 bIanuf7ctursra, Jobbera, Icr-
fhanta and Ofhar NhnInnaIn n.-r.r.

Notice 20 Manufacturers Joobers No.
Grants and Other Wholesale Dealers
. NOINL ~ HEREBY GIVEN Trat
lLf SttfN Noard OF control or the sfnfo
~ West Nlrrinia win rrr.its bids daiiy
ny US nffce az Charleston. Morf VII.
klHle. Tor furnishing supplies for tie
several SfEts infiituttous. thr financial
miAnaretnouf ~ which o. vested In SAID
fonrd contracts will be awarded Co. the
leNf-i riHifr-. dual ~ considered. aud
9tnfF thsnE9 beng equal West virginia
pfalfr. Viii uc given preference
Liria OF supplies needed vii be FUR.
nlFirf bidders OF rerelut OF re4seats
stating TIE line desired
rTAIE iOA.tb Uf CONTROL.
nE-f-t ChHrIartou. Werf girri~fa
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS.

Louis Be rtSGhV
FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND
ARTEHiAL EMaALNER,
ti22 ard 1924 Main street.
Calls AnsV cred Dss or Night
Store Phones 635
VIC l.. Bertschy. Eel Phone 12S2.R
G. J. Bcrtschy. Nat Phone i22a.Y
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EOR SALE or TRAnE

roe SALE OF TRAnE-A good sovon
room rouse and tNo lots. With wells.
uhfils nu9nes lawn. sri other Improve
mfnte WIZ ssll Cteap. or trade for =
gmal farl. Address Chal'ea So Huier.
Iarerna. ~. "a ge-9g-ff
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-04
MISCELLARKnnE

NAN1HD-I0 secure COPY OF tbs
s'NIhN OF Inc session OF The Wha.I-
lE Cel.tenttou, which convened Febru-
ar i. Ab65 Thi- Journal was printed
81 n"1ud ~ .amptcil and Dermott
a. soy owner az q cory OF ths
t'ufnHl VIII perform r. public ecrvlcs
" coHitnunlc hung with tho InteIif-
eencer. or with Hon VirglI Less
Ssst@ Archiveist Charleston. W. We
tf-iulyIl
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DIED

9CHUH-on Trldav. January srd. 1918.
or .l clock 4. w. 90 Tho family
rreldcurf So. 81 NorfI Front street.
WI. & STlfTH. in the 6otl year %
his aRe
Funeral notice hereafter
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-04
ROOFS WITH BOARD

THS sEVTRE F.rS1SScS y'-',S's -
board SO Main - 1861 Bsn
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LOST

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LOsr-e7s.0o Reward. Platinum rrrs-
it.r Win diamond pendent leave -
Un N trunn bel 'rwclry eforr. 1905
MHrkst St H-ff
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SATURDAYS Boats

Sonoma. Marietta. IL a. m.
Liberty. Darlington. $50 p. m.
Sundays Boats.
f,Orena. Pittsburgh. a. IN.
kanawha. Pittsburgh. 10 a. m.
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GET BUSY WILL. SOON BE MOVING TIME


preSen
in ~
front rsDc1 ~
sraI
%
NJ farm all UlahIe Has
farm
I'm
an acre
n
class
KEY ana return sam REAL ESTATE Tr1 SEQ per
Roona Bldg AN'' 'oSFAHx' "a. .oe ~, -,
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LADIES AND GENTLEMEN

L~ADlEsO AND GENTLEMEN
.. 'as3 paid for cast ~ clothing. Write
~ LEVY.
NO. 1907 Marhst st, Whesiinr. ". "
We olirct bsd Hua Buy ana s-u
eialWe Attachmenta carefully pIaref
80. 80 ut,d We adjust claims and
- que CONS on C0nrni zion hasia
~. 1lire tlrn. 10 pss. The BucEeys Msr-
~ ~ 80 n eoa Board Of Trade BIDS.
'''nH' ~ Va f
PATENTS ,..,. s,.:s
.ouzict ! ,c iifteen years practice.
- ~ DuELAP, FATEHT ATToMMME
Rational EHcbanHs nank BidH.
WassiinE. ". Va
NaHTED-T2 ruy COPY % Chronicles
on Eur0cr Mar.aru. a hook daacrfu-
I'VE ol Tee early indian WIS In Wet
gMstnia and Other PORTIONS % The ONO
also wanted 90 buN any copies o. Old
historic = virginia end West gtrainia
20 county hfsfoIies. that may 10 on -
NlaEAfl erHuua .1NluE same wfl1 al
ufNts tiatofy. care fntclligencer
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WANTED-FEMALE Help

"AAEEo-Firls for Mounting Depart
and Cnapline Sts
"A1NFED--Girls. in Burner Dent. am
---1-. MLec.ng stamping Co d-5O-m
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FOR SALE

Foh sALE-One I2 %. p. Eas engine an
G1od condition. VIII sell chcsD 80
lux buyer. call So. Bell phone. or
"a L. H. walker Follansbee. W.
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<O6 SALE-A good farm OF Il acreq
mar NdTnock. -. Fine rich Land =,
mock. ohio. war
@Ss s1I-House on corner F4fet.ntn
az Sacob streets. Very desirebis.
En21lre 80 Eifteenth street au-75-tf
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-05-02
Teachers Go 70
Delta To Attend
Annual Convention

A large number of normal, high
school and grade school teachers left
Gunnison yesterday for Delta, where
they will attend the third annual
convention Of the Western Slope
Teachers Association. his conven-
tion is held on Nav l, ? and 3.
Principal c. A. Hollineshead, OF
the Normal School, Professor W. A.
Franks, preceptor of the High School,
Professor Grant Rnland superinten-
dent of the City Schools, Miss Sara
B. Easterly. county superintendent
of schools, and Mrs. Eva c. Mills
pangh, secretary Of the school board
Of Gunnison, are scheduled TO take
part on the program Professor
Grant Ruland is president of ths
grammar grade section Of the con-
vention. Professors H. n Richter,
and ". A. Franks viii take part in
sAe nssscal psogrso
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-05-02
oTI 0olO nuSIHS
oecloe UI n
Il4 HoC
49, 00nnano 0naGnD -
AOeoo ~ . ~
01mno1kon

4 special meetlns of tbs Board Of
fssssees was held lasi Tuesday 10
- spoa the application of n Qaisn
snd others fos en- order of the die
ss1et co'srt restraining the Beard of
fssstees from closing the saloons on
No 2 II WAS decided that the
bDrd would not take sides in the
up'er and consequently wenld not
saoeni - he represented by an at
saoney appearing for them against
to injunction. The resolution
Fksed by the board is ~ follows:
WHEREAs, one M Qsipn, IT al
- brought suit against the Mayor
sssd Board Of Trustees Of the Town
a Gaunison, in the nature Of an in
jpsetion aeains, said Board, restrain
IL said Board from closing the
soleons Of said town holding licenses
ooOm said town, and
"WHEREAs, the Board of Trustees
- not desire to take sides in the
cd case, as they bel,eve ii is their
1sty to represent the whole town and
- any particular faction, and
Uhereas, the Mayor of said Town
- suggested, that an answer could
- filed in the nature Of disclaimer,
psither denying nor affirming the
Dserial allegations Of the complaint,
( NDrefove,
P'BE IT RESOLVED, that the Mayor
~ empowered and instructed to Gle
- answer in the above case. Beithes
dsaying or affirming the allegations
Il ed complaint and that said Town
taks no further action in relation 10
the defense of said suit"
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-05-02
Gives Reception
In New Home
raGosoe WW. WloO 9WAoeHoono
pog6oopio0oeo ~
0oAo0 eVoo0Do

On Thursday evening, April 24th
Rev. wm. Kipp gave q reception in
his new home which has recently
hsea eo~psssed Over . ksnds~d
we've present, his parishioners and
other guests, and all were delighted
with the genial hospitality and kind
liness Of their host.
Jos Miller acted as . very able
chairman during the program. Fa-
ther kipp gave a short address Of
welcome which IVES followed by a
response by james B. Nash. +. M
Nourse spoke in behalf Of the towns-
people, and Principal HolIingshead
responded in behalf Of the schools
snd in appreciation Of the work and
co operation which Father Kipp has
shown in shis commSnity and which
among other ways has manifested
itself in hss splendid parish home.
Prof. Franks sang two pleasing
and typical Irish songs; "Fashea
O'F1ypn" and I'm Of to Philadel
ply" and Miss Eve Zoellner render
I'd . vocal solo. Tie program was
concluded BY . response from Mrs.
O'Lsary in behalf Of the woman 4
Altar Gsild who hes helped 30 faith
falIy in finishing and furnishing the
house.
Dainty refreshments were served
and after an hour of spirited conver.
sation, the guests departed, pro-
nouncing Father Kipp an admirable
host.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-05-02
Play Ball; Fans To
See First Game Sun.
loooo Ooo0 0aW veam voto
0ooa eosmers frosm
0ovsovto1e

Gannison base ball fans will So
the first game Of the season at the
ball grounds Sunday afternoon st
l.30 when the local team crosses
bsts with the Doyleville aggregation.
The strength Of the Gunnison nine
is snknown as this is their first ap.
pesrsnce Of the season However,
several Of the players have been seen
here on the diamond before, and it
is cafe to guess that the farmers
from Doyleville will not have
walk away. and will have TO pct
up good class Of ball or they will
fall heir to the email end of the
score when the game closes.
The lineup Of the Doyleville team
10 unknown here They have PLAYED
Ohm City this season and exhibited
so~e pretty good ball.
A retsrn game with Doyleville
will Be played ON the eleventh st
Wasnita. and the Crested Butte team
10 expected 20 come 10 Gunnlson on
the eighteenth.
The lineup Of the Gunnison team
10 - follows: c. Pittser, G.; Lehan,
p; Weirick, lst b.; Trine, 2nd b.;
Mullin, 3rd b.; Lashbrook, s.s.;
Bereeman, C. T.; Estes, r. T., Maner,
Yoscsm and Barrett, subs.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-05-02
Howard Herrick
Passed Away Sat.
Nd Oooa eateonO ~ osooeo1s
eoe oovoeoo oDo~oDpo

Howard c. Herrick, an old resi-
dent Of this city, died here last Sat
Srday morning Mr. Herrick bad
bssn failing rapidly since last fall
ssd his death was not unexpected
He was sixty seven years old. He
leaves q wife and three sons to
mourn his death. He 10 also sur
vived by two brothers, William Her
rick, OF Psiisades, and Frank Her
rick of Delta, and two sisters, Mrs
Z. NJ. Boyles of Gannison and Mrs.
W. p. Bates, of Grand Junction.
Funeral services were held from
the Presbyterian church lest Sun
dsv afternoon. There were many
beautiful Horal offerings.
Mr.. Herrick was born at West
Gloscesser, Asss., on November I
1886, and moved 10 Mt Pleasant,
Iowa, with his parents in 1857, and
il wss while here that be enlisted in
the 45th lowe Infantry end served
for nine moaths toward the end Of
the var. In November 1884 he was
married 10 Mise Clara Miller Al
Ottumwa, Iowa.
Mr.. Herrick came TO Gunnison
thirty years ago and for many years
was the proprietor Of . grocery
store here. Two soas are now hv-
ing ct home. Melvin Herrick is al
present employed in the Offices OF
the Denver and Rio Grande railroad
in this city and Bryan is attending
the high school. Another son,
Myron, is a student in the Univer-
sity of Colorado, at Boulder.
Mr.. Herrick was well and favor
ably known and highly respected by
all.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-05-02
eaE1Y uIE1ESI Hlou
n 0ucaIuonn
0EEIue
vooa1o0oA 01Roo1n0D -
Na1pun. oannuno oa1lnm

The meeting Of the teachers, dlrsc-
tors and patrons of the schsols wxs
held lsss FRIDAY evening sad Sssss-
dsy ss the NormsI Scheol Thsa
meetlaS. which has heea held ss is.
regular periods for the past few yesrs
Was we'll attended aud much inteseui
was showH in the school questions
which we're discussed. Ii had been
the intention Of Miss Sara Easterly
Coants Superintendent II Schoola,
that some effort be made 10 forsa .
permanent teachers and directors
organization, bat IT was decided las(
Saturday that the matter of oreani-
cation be deferred until q later date
rs it was the consensus Of opinion
that it would be better TO create
more interest In the minds Of diFec-
tors aud patrons of the schools
However the general wish was 81.
pressed that another such gathering
be held as soon as il seemed expsd.
lent and profitable.
The opening session of the confer.
ence was held on Friday evening
Mr.. W .B Mooney, High School visi-
tor for the State Teachers College,
was the principal speaker His -.
dress was full Of helpful saeeestiose
to parents and teachers. He plead.
ed for more living of the adult with
the child and less Of the dominser-
iaG and commanding
Mr. c. @. Sargent, Of the Ststs
Agricultural College, IVES ths prin.
cipsl speaker Saturday and devoted
most Of his address TO discsssior
CoatinueA % 91xtA RANe.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-05-02

pIsss for good roads supper and
dance which is to be given tomor-
roo night. The arrangement SCENE
to BE- that the ladies will serve the
supper and that the men will help
oss a. the dance. Anyway, they
are going to raise some money to
hslp bsild the Rainbow route.
The town council, of Pitkin, at
heir last meeting ordered q prelim
nary survey Of the proposed route
Which their town is urging for
adoption as a part of the Rainbow
rosie. W. II. Eckbert, with the
help Of others, will make the survey.
The purpose Of this survey 10 to
determine the best grade. The
route will leave the present road
about a mile above Pitkin and lead
over into Canon Creek. After enter
Canon Greek, the road will have a
water grade to the foot of Monarch
Pass About eight or nine miles Of
new road will be necessary.
1t has been reported in this city
that Ohio City end Pitkin will raise
40 much as three thousand dollars
to secure the route through their
streets
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-05-02
School Election
Will Be Quiet
In This City

School election will be held on
next Monday. Excitement over the
election is of the minus quantity in
tins city, a. there is but one aspirant
for Office Mrs. Eva Coenin Mills
paugh 10 candidate for the office Of
secretary of the board. She is the
present incnmbent in the Office.
There are no questions to be voted
upm at this election.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-05-02
JOHN DUNBAR
FOUND DEAD
IN his HOME

John J Dunbar was found dead
in his home in West Cunuison by
his brother last Thursday. Mr.
Dunbar was - wears old and it is
thought that heart failure was the
cause Of his death He was not
feeling well Thursday morning and
his brother had procured medicine
for him.
Mr. Dunbar was a carriage maker
and had lived in GauHison for
thirty years. He is survived By
three brothers. lie was never mar
red
Funeral services were held from
Miller's undertaking parlors last
Saturday afternoon. Rev. ". G..
Mcconnell olficiate6.
Mr.. Dunbar owned eighty acres
Of land on the Tomichi Creek
Tins land was uncultixatel George
Dunbar. a brother Of the deceased.
has been appointed administrator
of the estate.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-05-02
PrTKIN AND OHIO CITY
CITIZENS ORCANlZETO
BOOST RAINBOW RT

The people Of Pitkin and Ohio
City ere putting themselves on the
good rosds nap" There ere three
routes possible betwee. Osnnison
and the foot Of Msrshall pass. and
the people Of these two towns are
determined thst THE portion Of the
Rainbow Rosse sAall lsed through
their streets.
Last Saturday the mea Of Pitkin
held . meeting TO consider the
question Of organisation, but as
there were no representatives. from
Ohio City present. they decided te
adjourn the meeting for one week
and invite some Of the road enthu-
siaets from Ohio City to be present
The men in Ohio City, however,
may perfect an organization of their
own to work in conjunction with the
Pitkin road boosters.
The women of Pitkin met on
Monday night and perfected an org
aniza,ion. 1t is said that they have
determined to fall into the ranks and
be as good boosters as their good
roads sisters in Gunnison. Besides
organizing and electing officers. the
women in their first meeting made
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-05-02
Death Of Mrs.
Sara Ferguson
0jOD 0t NOV NOsvsO Noro
Last Wo1Woo0av
R1iOes1

Nrs. Sara Steele Ferguson died at
Aer home last Wednesday evening.
Ars. Fergusoa WAS eighsy -ssven
gunss old ssa hss kvsA u 0sssisaa
Giees 1883. OF her immediate
family, she is survived by Mr. H. p.
Ferguson, Of this city. Mrs. Fergs-
son had not been ss we'll ss ssual for
the Last few days.
Funeral services will be held this
afternoon at two O'Clock from the
home Of the deceased The
Rebskahs will have charge OF the
ceremony and Rev W. @ Mcconnell
gill presch the sermon.
Nrs. FereSsoa was born October
Z, 1895 in Franklin Cosnty Indiana.
She yes married TO Zacharish Fer.
1ssoa in l5A4. She was the mother
ol fo~r children three Of whom ars
dead. Mu. Charles Meyer. 6rst wife
II Mr.. Charles Meyer Of this city,
was . dasshter Of Mrs.. Ferguson.
Mrs Fergssoa wss . .se.bsr Of ths
ChrisGian church.
Mn. Fergsson haA scores ol
frieuds here and wss loved By ell
who knew her.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-05-02
Clean Up Day
Next Friday;
Get Ready

The annual "clean up day viii
be held next Friday This is Good
Roa3s Day and viii be celebrated all
over the state. The plans for the
day in Gunnison have not been an
noanced as vet, but will be known
soon. The most important consider
alton 10 that everyone be ready to
cleanup on that day.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-05-02
ASKS FOR lujUuCTIOIl
AGAINST TOWN BOARD
8oeooW Peeplo e1le Apple atloR
eos Restraining 0edev TO Pre-
vent c)oslno q Saloons

Asss 80 ~ = - &A.a Co. Z. wssA sAss -
S~sNsuv ajoAo s~s&s - ossd - Trustees II the Co
- d - ~.s = sasses - - The la.s elecss
~ - 49, - - really heeaa
s AEs.sl u Ay xessly The eo@paas Of -
tsse ss~A e wAse sAsy Of had
Ts nAj~ay e e sans1 either members Of -
nni 8sa scshy dslsus e - u~.A Sckssl The Application ~
- .sA - 4 mxAsA g. 81 sksr. similarity
-
Cssspe vNsas Salis ks ks BY the pste.sss
- Ss - ksA 81 Cssse As have bsen Engaged by the
- 0pss - niDciA
n snssys sesag he interested p~t Mensoe yesterday
- ~ spe~ ss ksa sAge hs.A vAs has the power
9junctiso = s6ue be
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-05-02

Charley Mueller returned Saturday
from the Red Cross hospital at Salids
where he has been since the middle
of last July, recovering from injuries
sustained when he fell from a tele-
graph pole. lie has almost complet-
civ recovered and can nox walk with
out even using a cane.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-05-02

Mrs. Qaarles is quite seriously i'll
this week. Her daughter in-iaw.
Mrs. Chas Q4arles. arrived Tues
dav from Telluride and will remain
until her health improves.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-05-02

Virginia. the five year old daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Scott Thompson,
died Saturday at st. Louis, where
she had been taken for medical
treatment. Mrs. Thompson is a sis
ter OF Mrs p c. Boyles, and with
her little daughter bad been a fire.
uuent visitor in Guunison.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-05-02
4 D. PARKER. {. IS.
OFFICIAL HERE TODAY
VIII 0lsewss Question % 0pen-
Onn Old 8Oaslh pogk llnO V10t1h
Chamber % Commerce

D. PS&~, ses sssA - CdssAs - Ssssss RAAssi -
= cs.ssss to-day .Asa Aa sdsA - ~ hsvs - Asa ~
s'l.A sls sesssa M PsA~ e..a ~. discuss - ss..s
with them.
n e kssils ~ eaA~ Cnss t.kss - ~
CAaAe ass s.l kss Ds Ssee ases
saiuss ~ II. NJ fsssssa
- H his M Pssr an T.eslay kssa.
- ssakosl sffcisl sas;ag h h kese elay
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-05-02
DELTA, COUNTY
BOARD C0MlNe
TO cuNNIS0N

The members of the Board of
County Commissioners of Delta coun-
ty will meet the commissioners OF
this county and good roads enthus-
lasts here tomorrow. They are COM
ing here to talk over the road build
ing question.
No definite plans have been made
ss we go to press but some sort OF a
reception will probably be held for
the visiting commissioners by the
~omens good roabs club, and q meet
ing will be held for the commissioner.
and the good roads enthusiasts SO
that the road rel.tions Of the two
counties may be thoroughly consid-
cred
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-05-02

Mr.. and Mrs. II. ". Endner are
receiving congratulations on the
birth Of . son.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-05-02

Gus Pitts of Cimarrua was in
0snnisoa several days lase oeek.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-05-02

F.W. Rector made bssiness trif
20 Crested Butte early in the week.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-04-28
PREPARING TO PUT
5000 ON THE RANGE

Engle. \. NJ. April 2S.-The Diamond
Aye cowboys are gathering cattle
General manager job G. Warren
stated they were clearing up the
Grant pasture so as to be ready for
5000 more cows and steers from the
range near Deming. The company 'has
shipped two train loads of cattle to
Needles. Calf,
Watson /. Ritch, general manager Of
the Ritch Cattle company, expects 10
drive his steers to TularOsa for ship
ment on May 1. He expects to have
about 900 head. which he has sold to
Snyder. Of TuIarOsa, for SIS per
for yearlings.
The Hurt & LiDger Cattle company
shipped from here on the 18th about
1900 head Of yearlings to Denver, Colos
also W and three year old steers
10 the number of 500 head.
Charles Graham, of the Sunshine
ranch. is gathering his steers that he
has sold to John Snyder, of Tularosa-
This vicinity was visited by a two
days slow rain. and grass is growing
fast. Old stOckmen predict the largest
calf crOp in many years.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-04-28
Ell PASO AND CRUCE
JOIN IN BOOST WORK

AS a result of the efforts put forth
by the FL PasO Chamber of Commerce
to gain the cooperation of the agricul-
tUral and commercial associations of
the Rio Grande valley in a more ON
p~rehensive campaign of advertising the
resources Of the valley, Las Cruces and
FL Peso are getting together closely.
A supply Of the Elephant Butte Wa
ter Users association booklets entitled
Agricultural Opportunities Under the
Rios Grande Reclamation Project" has
been received at the Chamber of Com
merce and these will be distributed. to-
gether with the new illustrated fold
ers prepared by RUfe P. March, this
month.
The stock of literature on FL PasO
now offered comprises panoramic
views of the city. with a story by form
er secretary Charles A. Kline. the gov
reclamation service booklet
and map. the new folder. railroad style.
and the Las Cruces Opportunities
book.
Several hundred inquiries per month
are received at the Chamber of Com
Terce for Information on FL Paso and
the Southwest It is one Of the plans
of the advertising committee of the
chamber, Of which A Schwartz Is
chairman, to stimulate more inquiries
by a systematic publicity campaign in
northern and eastern publications dur
ing the coming year.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-04-28
OFFICIALS TO HAVE
CHARGE OF ALL SALES
sonora Cattiemen Have mother Oh
stucie To Getting Their stock
Ont of the Country.

Douglas. Ariz, April S-A add
tiOnaI obstacle was placed in the way
Of Sonora cattIemen shipping out their
stock and saving 1t from the state o
eminent by the announcement that the
state officials have constituted them
Selve fiscal agents for the ranchmen
and all sales must be made through
them
An official list of cattle seized in the
Magdalena and HermOsillO districts of
Sonora has been published, showing
that 19, 900 head were seized The lists
for the Arizpe and MOctezuma districts,
where several thousand head Of cattle
were seized, has not been published as
yet The losers through their failure
10 "a the assessment made against
them for the new state Ond issue are;
Manuel M-ascarenass 5000 head; Leon
Serna- 1000 head; Ygnacio MOlinO, 1000
head; Jose Maria Soto, 1000 head; Jose
CamOu, 5000 head Alberto Camou, 1000:
Francisco Aguilar, 1000 head; Luis Is
rreua, 1000 The state government
claims to have made the seizure under
an act Of the national chamber of
deputies, passed on Oct q, 1906. under
articles six, seven and eight, which pro-
vide for condemnation OF property IN
der the rule Of eminent domain, the
owner. however, to receive full and
adequate compensation for same.