El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-01-20
Ell PASO SCHOOL FOR GIRLS
IN BLIZZARD
WILL LOSE BOTH FEET
Damage Done by Cold Spell is Repaired
in AIamOEOrdO: Pythian Sis
tiers install Officers.


AlamOgOrdO, n NJ, Jan. 2O.-PedrO
Martinez, a sheep herder. was caught
out in a blizzard which swept this sec
ton and was brought to town with
both feet frozen. Amputatioz viii
probably be necessary.
The sun has been shining brightly
for the past few days and the weather
has moderated considerably The water
company has been rushed for the past
week fixing bursted water pipes.
During the cold spell the Alamog-
OrddO Improvement company turned
association. which was distri buted
among the poor and needy of the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Carpenter have re-
turned from Elephant Butte, where
they have been for the past eight
At the annual meeting Of the stock
holders Of the First National hank the
following directors were elected to
serve during the ensuing year: c. i.
Mitchell, J. r Gilbert, James Hunter.
E. H. Wayland, F. c. Polak
JnO. NJ Bowman left for Santa Fe
Sunday He is state senator for OterO
and Lincoln counties.
In the justice of the peace election
judge W K Stalcup won over his Op-
ponents, J. 5 Baker and Hop Lee The
candidates for constable were more
numerous and the contest spirited.
James J. Hill was elected
The Pythian Sisters have installed
the following officers for the ensuing
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p c; Mrs. D. A. Fribley, NJ. z. c.: Mrs.
Tom O'Reilley, L. s; Mrs J. V. Latham,
T. J.: Mrs William Holmes, K. Of r.
and s: Mrs. George Weigele, ST., II Of
F.: Mrs. c. F. Prince, NJ: Mrs. L r.
Hughes. P. of T.: Mrs. George Wei
gele, jr-, guard
Mrs. D. a. FribIey entertained a
number Of her friends with a rock
The local lodge of odd Fellows en-
tertained their wives and families wish
Eun02E Z
hotel
A Social was held at the First Pres
byter1an church to provide amusement
for both young and old The first hour
was given over to various games, after
which a program Was rendered A free
VIII offering was taken to help pay
for some song books recently pCr-
chased by the church Refreshments
were served 1t is planned to give
Rev T. A Atwood. corresponding
secretary Of the Baptist State Mission
board of New Mexico, with headugar-
tiers at Clovis, was here on business
and while here enjoyed a days outing
with Rev VIM CoOksey. pastor Of the
First Baptist church OF this city.
The kangaroo kOurt of the Alamo
gOrdO high school held its regular
monthly session in the high school au-
dltorium- A large number OF small
boys were charged with throwing Deb-
bles and clOds on the school grounds
Most of them pleaded guilty and We're
let off after a brief talk by the judge
anu Pa o---lS-Alss AtOl ~ ACpSeAL lllt t1-
fence. A number Of witnesses testi-
fled against those who had pleaded
guilty, several being tangled by the
crosse examination of the attorneys
Excitement was great during the re-
tirement of the jury, as the prisoners
escaped by jumping out Of the win
doWs. The Judge. attorneys. and sher-
if gave pursuit and succeeded in cap
turing all but one, who will be tended
TO at the next session OF court The
Jury could reach no decision and after
humping the prisoners against cot
. tOnwOOd tree for breaking Jail the
court adjourned to meet again some