El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-08-26
CINDERS PUT ON
CARRIZOZO STREETS
Odd Fellows Go to Captain to Assist In
InItiatOry Work and spend Night
Putting Candidates Through.


CarrizOzo. \. NJ, Aug 26.-CarriZozo
now has several miles Of splendid
streets. few weeks ago the four
main streets were graded and put in
fine condition. Now they have been
covered with cinders supplied by the
Southwestern Railroad company ana
the recent rains have made them solid
and the driving Of autos and vehicles
over them have made them almost per-
feet.
DR.. and Mrs. T ". Watson are here
for a few days from Lincoln.
A large number of local ODD FelIoWS
went to Captain, where they had been
invited by the lodge of that place to do
some initiatory work The crowd Ie1J
CarriZOZO about o'clock in autos and
reached the little mountain town about
9 o'clock After the initiatOry work all
repaired to Hotel, Dawson, where
banquet was served to about So At
1870. not being through with the work
that had been arranged for, all returned
to the lodge room, where they gave
the candidates the first and second de-
grees, comforting upon them two de-
grees and the initiatory during the
evening, this being done by a special
dispenSatiOn from the grand lodge
The work was not finished until ear
" in the morning.
Among those who attended were:
VIM Barnett, Syl. G. Anderson, Allen
johnson. DR.. RObt. T Lucas, J. +. Morse,
( Chas A Stevens. James L Street. Miles
B. Foreman, A b. Hamilton, Alexander
Adams, Calvin Carl, VIM Kohler, jr-,
J. 5. Dinwiddie and c. ". BrutOn.
The CarriZOZO public schools viii
open on September and the school
board and citizens of the town are
anticipating a banner year. A 1uu,
standard high school course will be
maintained this year, as usual. with
few added that have not here
tOfOre been taught in the local school
Some of the patrons have been under
the impression that as Captain mas
been designated as q high school point
in this county the CarriZOZO high school
will be discontinued, which is not the
| fact Instead, every effort Is being
made to add to the high school mere
which has been IN operation Tor TOUR
years. Professor Andrew McCurdy, OF
Deming, has been chosen as principal
and Mrs. levitt, Of Alamogorco, a mold
er of life time certificate, VIII assist
in the high school work
DR., N. C. Paden has returned from
Fullerton Calf, where he had been
called by the serious illness Of his
son, Dr. NJ G. Paden, u. While there
a consultation Of the best physicians
in the state was held, a treatment pre-
scribed and the young physician was
Improving when his father left
Prizes for the best trees grown by
the children of the town, planted last
'.Arbor Day" have been awarded AFTER
/ +ba iudges had given a careful inSpec-
to- of the various trees planted on
| thar date There were three prizes OF
| Tered bv Mrs. H. B. Hamilton; 50 Ior
/ first nrize IS for second prize and 81
for the third Mrs. Wallace L. Ounm
/ offered five prizes of 81 each TOT tne>
/ five best trees grown by the chlI9reh'
( The contest not only created dctlNltJ
! and enthusiasm among the younger
! folk but has done much 10WaLu Ine
! bea1tffvine of the town. me Judges
/ ,C@,SistSd IF d. d. Tiffany, John T.
/ Roll and Fred W Jones' ana the pres
80 avrarded to the following FIRST
! 49, se Kitty TinmOn; second, Seal
| EEoster 81. third. Dan EngnSn, 81
/ foySrtb Katie TextOn, 81; fifth, Francis
m Robt. T. Lucas was called to the
/ 80 T9esa to attend the little son OF
| Mr. and Mrs. S. NJ CrocketI VINO Is
] NJ. 81 I'M with spinal meningitis
I y Terry. manager OF the local
/ -,SIroad club house, has returned from
I al lL-I,-o-s1 weeks vacation spent IN Illi-
! a sew - oklahoma. He was accom-
| mos 5,s here bv his wife and two daugh-
/ PFers who will make Carrizozo their
ho Scot+ Beu has returned from sew
! erai weeks visit to points IN western
! Texas t -, H. mn
/ -sf1rOa5 bridge that is being put In
| - T9iies east of CarrizOzo.
/ Oscar CIouse has returned to Tu-
J cumcari after spending several weeks
I here. ,,.,
| with his mother, Mrs. Miles B. Foreman,