El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-06-03

Las Cruces, n. NJ, June S.-Dona Ana
! county Taxpayers will vote on Wednes-
day on the good roads question, the
t election being the second held on road
bond issuance in the county The polls
I VIII open at o'clock in the morning
and remain open until p m me eiec-
! ton is for the purpose Of yaIdaJlns
the 100000 issue of county bonds Tor
good roads which already have been
sold.
is due to the fact that in the last cleo
ton any registered voter who desired
went to the polls and voted on Ihe
question. Under the instructions when
have been sent out to every Judge OF
election in the COunty's only those may
vote who have paid a property tax Tor
the year 1912, and are registered voters.
The road bonds have been sold, con-
ditiOned upon favorable action at the
polls. The money viii be available
right after the election, and II IS eN-
pected work viii start building better
roads in DOna Ana county next month.
This issue met with an OverWhelm-
ing majority at the last election, and
il is believed, will this time unless the
farmers neglect TO go to the polls on
account Of being so busy in the alfalfa
European Party.
The following is the list Of members
OF the party which VIII tour Europe
this summer under the leadership Of
John R. Macarthur, of State College
The ones from this vicinity are Miss
Fannie Ford, Mesilla Park: Misses
FIOy and Fannie French and Elizabeth
and Lutte Foster, Of Las Cruces The
other members Of the party are Misses
Emma Blanchard, Maud E COnklin,
Anna L. Flint. Alice Henderson, Matte
Henderson, Emile Lawrence, Josephine
Rose, Nirgie Rose, Frances ROweI. JO-
sephine ROWell. Madge Terry, Jose
phine FOsCue; MeSdames G. B. FOscue
al
r. Powell and Walter Reese, jr. The
party sets sail from Philadelphia, June
II, and viii visit Germany, Italy, HOl-
land, France and England, returning
the latter part Of August The mem
bers Of the party from this vicinity to-
gether with Mr.. Macarthur, the cOnduc-
tor, left on Sunday for Philadelphia,
some went by way OF Chicago and 9TH !
pect TO spend several days in Wash
tngtOn before setting sail.
Mrs William JacOby entertained in |
honor Of Miss Lillian Parker, OF santa I
Fe, and Miss Ruth Day, Of this place at l
her home on Las Cruces avenue yester- I
day afternoon. The following guests 4
were present; Misses. Parker. Davis, /
MattheS, OF Mesilla Park; /
Crater, Rose Johnson, Ada 4
HOagland, Roman, Alton, Marion 4
Lemon, Ruth Day, Josephine ArmijO, |
Nemacia Ascarate, Henrietta Petin. /
and Armeda May. Guessing games /
were the form of amusement. Rewards !
were given Misses Day and Matthes,
the former a book and the latter I
draWnWOrS handkerchief. Miss Parker 4
also received a draWnWOrk handker- /
chief Mrs Vincent May aided Mrs
JacOby In serving.
Miss Armeda May, after a weeks
visit with relatives and friends here /
and at Mesilla Park. left last evening
for her home in FL PasO.
DR.. James N Minetree Is confined to /
his home on Hinton avenue in COX's
third addition on account of illness
The rooms in the Masonic temple ]
lately occupied by the reclamation I
service have been rented by Frank Her
Inn Closes.
The Alamo Inn here has closed. The !
Mrs L A Zahn, who has !
had charge. VIII leave for Van Patton's
amp in the Organ mountains, where
ihe viii have charge Of the resort for
he summer.
David Ames and family have returned |
rom California and viii make their
future home here
The Campbell house has closed the
lining room for the summer. Mrs.
Campbell and her mother Mrs Boice ]
will spend the summer with relatives
n Missouri and other states.
Mrs. 3. z. Lane is thought to be !
tightly improved, although not out OF
Mr.. and Mrs Morgan LleweIlyn were
at dinner last evening at
he home OF Mr. and Mrs Mark ThOmp-
ION on Las Cruces avenue
DR.. and Mrs KOelle are the happy
parents OF a young daughter.
Miss Gertrude Flanagan,of Dubuque, ]
iowa, is spending a couple Of weeks
lere.
Mrs. Numa Frenger pleasantly enter
aimed a number Of yOune people at her
lone on Las Cruces avenue last eve [
ling for Misses Lillian Parker and
Mss Ruth Day. The following guests
we're present; Misses Parker, Day, Ma
ion Lemon. Blanche Cox. Messrs
Theodore Lester, Roy Baker. Harold
DR.. Barnhill, Edwin Holt and
Richard Quesenberry. Music was a
Orm Of amusement.
Mrs. Fl. 3. Holt viii entertain a num-
Der OF young people at her home on the
Alameda Wednesday evening.