El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-08-22

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Water Users association announced
that it rs now in a position 70 go aheao
vigorously with the advertising anu
publicity work it has inaugurated- me
locating agents, DR.. J. Il Bonar ana y
II. Zones for the northern district NJ
=. stevens. Hugh Clary, VIM Palmer,
jr., and Fred S. Hess, for the centL , a
district, and H r Hannum TOT Ile
southern district, are engaged In OD-
tanning as many options as posslDIe;
The association urges those WIN
land for sale to help the work OF the
association and progress OF the ehlIL {
valley by letting the locating agents
krow about it. and arrange Tor the as
ISOLATION TO take an option ana SCI SCI
the land. It is urged that the Janus
should be listed at as fair price a.
possible and allowed to be sold on a.
favorable terms as can be arr nseu-
The matter Of price and terms IS one
of the greatest Importance II IS
c1airned In the work to settle up the
valley the association viii De In COM
Detitiou with many other secllols'
some of which are not very lar US
taut and some Of these sections nav
ing very good lands, are otterlng thelI
lands for sale At low prices ana On
terms that give the purchaser a sOOu
many years to complete his payments
The Water Users association IS go
ing to carry on a comprehensive inc 81 %
work and will have many avenues LoL
selling land if the price and the terms
are right -.
If present plans carry some adver-
tfeFnc will be started about AuBuS
20 The association is arranging as
TaDid1Z as possible for articles IN
newspapers and JOURNALS in the central
and eastern states These artlcles WIZ
be the very best kind OF aQVer IisILs
ana if is believed viii bring In large
number Of inquiries and attract BOOG
many people TO the valleys, VINO couIu
not be reached in any oJner way
Teachers Institute Closes.
.rbe Dona Ana county teachers in
stir1Ite which has been in session mere
during the past two weeks, closed Sss-
terday and examinations are DSLll5
held today and tomorrow ~ en-, 80
teachers will take the examinations
THE institute was the most success
ful vet held. The attendance was
large being 81 and some Of these came
from other counties, Eddy, Luna anu
Sierra The interest shown was
marked -
The institute was under the super
vision of F. NJ Hayner, county super
intendent Of public instruction. ne
director was r. ". TWinlnS, supeIln-
tendert of the public schools OF Las
Cr,,cae Snerial features were intro
duced and noted instructors leclu euc
THE instructors were Prof. Waugh, u
state college; Miss Iva Englerlgnts OF
Las Cruces and Alma NorTell, OF Las
Cruces. , =,
Yesterday morning the teachers IN
attendance presented to instructors
Tyvfnine and Waugh and Misses EIAgIe-
right and Norveil tokens OF lheiI -
probation of the work done Dy lHe - II
structors during the institute me
17Tesentation speech was made by JohE
S. Wright, Is Deming.
Reception to the Teachers
The reception given by the board OF
ed1lcstfou of the town of Las cruces
to the teachers attending the institute,
was well attended by the teachers anu
others. The reception was nelu IN ~
hall of the Central school anu the
decorations were very tasty and pleas
ing being Of salt cedar and golden rOu'
with numerous yellow ana green
streamers extending from different
Tarts If the room. A musical program
60 rendered consisting of vocal solos
by Mrs. Broaddus and Miss Edith burke
and instrumental solos by Fern reeves
Readings were given by MIS- rahh "
Hayner and Miss Iva EnglerlgnI- Al
dresses were given by county superlh-
tendent Frank NJ Hayner, and Pro1-
Vaughn, Prof. Twining and Mrs. Ba1-
mister. Refreshments were served,
consisting OF ice cream and cake.
Punch was also served
Organization Effected
Before the departure OF Ihe suesls, a
county organization Of teachers was Ell
fected with the election Of the Iollo"-
- 1ff5cere. President. r. w Twining,
Las Cruces; vice president Anna NOT
veiI- secretary, Mrs. BaumlsteI, OF
Fesflla Park: treasurer, Mrs. ood-
Sor urincipal of the Mesilla schools
A meeting will be held some time TINS
autumn to promote the interest IN
school work in the county
G. A. Burns, and R. c Hyland anu
lose Fsparsa, his assistants, have been
transferred from the O 5. Reclamation
service camp at Canutillo to Las
Truces Mr.. Burns will begin the pre-
1iu1inarv work in the Plcacho district
west of Las Cruces for topographic
survey of that region after levels ana
section lines have been run the plane
table men viii follow.
The school orchestra will furnish
music at the meeting OF the mgr
school literary society, which will be
held tonight in the Central school
Mrs G A. Roberts has returned to
her home at 1916 AlamOgOrdO street, FL
Paso after a weeks visit with her SIS
ter, Mrs. Guy Hudspeth, of Bowman
Miss Halaria Triviz is enjoying camp
life at Solidad Canyon, and will later
visit her brother, Pete Triviz, who is
caretaker and gate tender of the y. ).
Reclamation service dam above Fort
There viii be a dance in the armory
tonight.
The Misses Castillo, daughters OF
Doctor Castillo, of Juarez, have re
turned home, after week spent here
with friends.
Jose Elias, who with his family, has
been here since the MadeTo revolution,
has gone to Chihuahua or business.
Elias Spear, of Clayton, n. M, a
FORMER grocer Of this place was here
visiting friends this week.
Miss Margarita Flores left last night