El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-07-03

Las Cruces. n. NJ. July 3--Every-
bratiOn of the Fourth in Las cruces
The committee in charge has arranged
. the following program
Parade Of fire department at 10 a. m;
+ first squad, hose cart, second squad,
chemical engine. dry hose test; ladder
climbing: tug of war.
Boys race, under Il years-Firstr 50;
second, $3.50.
Egg race, boys under 16 years-First,
SO; second, $3.50.
Potato race, for boys under 16 years
Of aEe-First prize, So; second, Sl-5O-
Sack race, boys under 16 years-First
prize, So; second $3.50
Three-Iegged race-Prize s..
The above events take place on Main
In the afternoon will be the base
bah game. Las Cruces Elks vs. Las
Cruces Grays, beginning at 1870 p m,
at Jones park After the ball game
VIII be the following events:
BurrO riding-First prize, $3.50; sec
Ond. $3.50
Free-for-au pony race, run $50 yards
over line and return 70 starting point
First. SIS: second, SO
Burro rOping-First prize, SIS; sec
Ond. $40.
Goat roping-First prize, SIS; sec
Tug of war on STANDARDIZATION
VS. Americans.
ished the fire department. viii have a
water fight on Main street
a dance viii be given in the armory
at night
To he Married Frfday.
The marriage of Prof Joseph Rig
ney, OF State college, and Miss Rave
noon at 2:30 at the home of the brides
parents at Woodlawn orchard old Ne
silla-
10 = =
shipped several tons Of cabbage TO
Wichita, Kansas today by refrigerator
freight This is the beginning Of the
refrigerator freight service for the sea-
son.
Prof T. c. Haggerty. OF the State col
lege, Richard Buvens and Ricardo
night for Selden. n. NJ, where they
viii begin securing data for the an
nual crop report which Earl Patterson.
engineer in charge Of maintenance and
reclamation service
w. r Brown. vice president OF the
Rio Grande division Of the Santa Fe
Railroad company, left here yesterday
after a brief business visit
N. NJ Maddox has returned 70 his
home in Nashville. Tenn, after short
visit with his sister, Mrs. c. K Camp
bell. on Florida avenue
Richard and Joseph AmadOr OF Fl
PasO, are guests Of their uncle and
aunt, Prof and Mrs Fabrian Garcia
Capt Woodhan was in FL Paso yes
terday.
Mai W. H H LIewellyn left here
yesterday morning for AlamOgOrdO on
legal business
Rafael Mitchell, son Of Rev. and Mrs.
Thomas Mitchell, has received employ
ment with the reclamation service at
Brazito. His brother is also employed
under engineer Hough-
Josiah French, son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Ralph French, on Griggs street. has
measles Mrs French and children
were to leave the first Of this week for
an extended visit but were detained by
Big Alfalfa Barn.
Carpenters have begun putting on
the roof OF the large alfalfa barn of
track short distance south Of the
depot
Miss Lucy Stotler. Of MesiIIa Park.
has been on the streets several days on
Mrs. ]. f. Doyle. who has been on
the sick list, is now much improved
Ricardo Travis has been transferred
from the reclamation service at Bra
tito to the party Of c. T. Hagerty.
Mrs. n G. Hamilton went to FL PasO
this morning to spend the day.
Sims went to FL PasO by auto this
Commissioner Antonio Barncasue
was IN FL PaSO on business today.
DR.. Mary Kyle. who taught in the
Las Cruces schools last year, has gone |
to Chicago.
=. GeLelL ana EIe-Lle 4etu : Lll5tr
Evelyn Priest left this morning for FL Z
PasO. where they viii visit Mrs. Ger
ellis sons, William and Henry, and sis
ter. Mrs. James H White. Later in
GerelL they viii go to CIOudcroft to I
spend a few days.
Miss ADELAIDE Reid and nephews, !
william and Coleman Martin, went to {
FL PaSo today and will return tOmOr-
row. when they will be accompanied I
by Miss Reds sister. Mrs. T. c. SwOf- /
ford and daughter. Miss Reid, Of Wa
here.
Mrs F. T. Martin. Of 416 East Second /
street FL PasO, who visited Miss Mag