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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-09-10
Treie fanaoiide Seim itatten.

@arum $4,000 be5ublen, Inn iid
gu lo5ieren? @ir geben guh poue SSn.
formation, no Ste beiten 2dnoereien
in Canada jtno, Sic often iino fin
@eimltatten ooer redemption; oieiel-
ben lin0 maize BEL giienbobn un6
Comm gelegen. @ir geben @ub poQe
Snformation in 9e5ug auf Gborafter
uno Gualitdt oe5 8ooens. Ser Name
oes 5ubrers o0er 2ofotors ouf oem
@runoe. @ir geben gud genaue Mn-
meiiungen be5uglid Ser @orten uno
Tlatten. @ie 5abrforten fir ,@eim-
ltatteiuder erlongt mer6en. NQes>
mos SIR gu milien braudt unb gu9
ielbit sem Elos 5u mablen, aues fir
$500. 3oblt BEN getrog permittelit
g. .. @el6mupeiiung, ur6 mir ien-
Sen gud iofort 6ie pouitdnoige ST.
formation. Canadian 9Omeiteao &c.,
73-6 ct. 8ortlanb, Ore. @ir &c.
ben aIs Referen5 usbe Tarm Masa-
5ine &c., iii Sanama 8log., Sort.
lano, Oregon. 4O-4t
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-09-10

II Gbeds, oie midts mertb maren, in
l1mlauf. Man bat SEN Mann bisber
nidt er1ptiden f0nnen un6 balt i'm
fiir auBer1t ihlal1, neil er es fertig
bruhte, einen lolden Grid in elmer
fleiren Stuot 5u ipielen.
@eb1 ter. -SmI tag firth muir
Sc SEER @ictor Mbbott>. Better bes
Ntlantic 6otel in 8al1bap, bon einem
Niebe beiudt, ser ibm $t25, ste 1id
I'M Ser 4uile befanoen> abnohm. Ser
0ieb tonnte bisber niht erniiht mer=
Sen.
Sem II. = fSurn1er oieIer &C.
geno erbalten mohentlih fir Sabne
ourdidnittlih 1926 al1sbe5ablt. =
Die ~6armers gquitp grdange" BON
bier bot Sen bieiigen gaglep1@etrei=
oel ummelipeid1er fduflih %er1porben.
5ummitt. - @err Eoltmeiiter
Miu>pur0 bot Sic @orbereihungen fir
Sen Nuu zines 8ebdu0es, oas aus
ihlieBlih als Goltamt p%erfpenoet
mcroen ion, bollenOet.
Nierre. - Cine &ubellmeloung
uus Sent in Ser Shmei5 iagt, 0aB
NullI @rupes @iliom @ilmot aus
Siio= Iafotu, Elm Srforo=Sh1bent
melher ieit oem %. Suli ,oermiBt
rpuroe, ols 2eidoe am @run6e elmer
Tel5ipuIte Ser @oidener Mlpen auf-
gefunoen noroen lit. Ser iu1ge
Monn hottie nit einem Stubienge=
%noiien, Noel Sens, auh ei11em Mmeri-
foner, Don 61l1elen aus cine Berg
be7teigung obne Tiibrer unternomme11
uno tpor bon Sem @enoiien getrennt
moroen. Ser unDere lit auh Biz hel1te
nod nidt gefunben mor0en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-09-10

n1on ablolut sic Mufmerfiamfett oes
Iublifums BON ser rulliiden 9eleoer=
loqe I'M SifpreuBen un6 BON Ben fort
gelebten Nie6erlagen Ser 8%erbInoe=
ten uuf oem meitliden &riegSlhan=
plnbe ubler1fen. Guber Ste %prablerl=
id)en Gdiloerungen bon DEN angebli=
d1en Hubmestbaten Ser gngldnoer,
Sic immer 10 moder 5urudgeben,
me1n Ste Ieutiden %bor5uriiden be-
qinnen. 0aber auh Sic Satoren-
mel0ungen BON 6en 8orfebrungen,
ste gerIin angebIid SIT ieiner Ser
tbei6igung trifft, BON Ser gefongen=
nab1ne zines Sbeiles oes belttiden
generullfobes un6 mas ionit nod Ell
1rem anlpruhsloien un6 geoulolger
Tublifum an Ierriidtbeiten geboten
miro. Scenes italieniide glatt, oos
9on6on Sic groBe 2ugenfobrif nen11t
un0 ihm Sic Steuung 5upeilt, Die
sgbungbai mGbren6 bes dinelilfen
Observation-Disclosures einabm> ols ale
Melt lid iiber sic sbmgboier Mel=
ounge11 I1giitg modte, bot redt. 8os
in SEN 2onooner 9epeihen on Ser
Ioqenbeit geleiitet miro ,gebt nidt nnf
sic beribmte &ubbaut, ober einerlei,
mie qelogen miro, bier fin6et es mill
Iiqe Mbnebmer.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-09-10
Die MGdte oes Sreiperbanbes

ideinen einer gegenieitigen Steifung
6es Hudens be0irftig 5u iein. 9es-
boIb baben Tie iid perpflidtet, nh
gemeiniam nidt ein5eln Trie0en 5u
idlieBen. gs ideint ulio irgenowo
BON 6rie0en geiproden poroen SIT
iein. Deer Iranfreid bot Sic Sefird-
ting geauBert, e5 f0nne BON ieinen
Treun0en i'm Stih gelaiien ueroen,
mie england 9elgien I'M Stid ge=
lallen bot. Sn ie0em 6ole lit es
intereilant, 0oB Sic orei Mddte es
iebt ldon fir n0tbig gebalten fm=
ben, Dor Ser @elt tire Ginmutbigfeit
at betonen. Inter ebrliden 6reun-
Sen loqte 0us etmos gan5 uno gar
Selbitperi ta11olides iein.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-09-10
8efanntmadnng.

Iurh Auerb0dite @eror0nung lit
Ser 2a1rDl1l1rm l un0 II Mnfgebots
a1fqerufen moroen. Son Oe1n Slut
rufe Ii11D nift %betrofTen 0te megen for
perlider uno geiitiger 8ebreden ols
oo11er1l0 u1tauglih sunni 1ienlt I'M
Seere uno IN Ser Marine Musgemu=
Iterten unO 0ieienigen, Ste muf 8runo
oes 100 3iffer 3 unb 4 Ser 0eutl6en
3ehrprbnung Don Ser Gudfebr nad
oem S1lan0e al1s0riidlih befrett tpor=
sem iin0. @eitere 8efreiungen lino
un5ulalig.
ollie oul1ah lanoih1rmpf1idtigen
Neid)sungehorigen meines Mmt5be=
5irfs> Sic iih bisber ni9t BEL 6em
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-09-10

taiierli9en &oniulat, 605 Commerce
8log., ct. Saul, Minneiota, gemel-
set baben, baben Dies unDer5iiglid
ihriftlid 81 tbun, ibr Nationule
m~it5utbeilen uno un5ugeben; bon mel.
der griuBtommiliion tie oem 2an6-
ltl1rm iibermieien mor6en iin6, be5ie-
bungspeiie bel meldem ge5irfsfom,
manoo Tie Dor uebertriH gum 2un6-
lturm in @ontroue geltanben baben.
Meitere Mmpei1ung miro ibnen Damn
5llgehen.
ct. Saul, SEN s. september 1914.
@e5eibnet: @runotp,
&aiierltder oeutider 8ouinl.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-09-10

ore nddite 2egislatur eriuden, Gel
Der 81 betpilligen, I'M auf 0em Gapi-
tolpluse cine 11el1e gibIiotbef uno Elm
Vtuleum 5u errid)te1l.
Bortal. - Garn0iihe @inpan=
oerungsinlpeftoren mben 5lpel au5=
lunoer pertmftet, Die mgeblih oeut-
Idle SIC lerpi1te11 fem ioaen. Ste BET
oen molten Canada oerlallen, aber
>hie @eb6roe luht louiel mie moglih
Die Mbreile oller Geutlten uno
Selterreiter su birtertrelben.
OepiIs9afe.- Nas 1relhen
muBte bier ol1f mefrere lage b1n-
al1saelhoben lperoen, oenn DEM an
haltenOen Me1en poriger Mobe rolg=
te nuhfultes @etter.
@aaue. = @ier ilu0 an oorleb=
ten Son1tug mehrere @elhaftsbauler
..ttleoeraebruullt. Inter BEN Dom Jeu=
er betroffenen @eld1dftsle1tn befln=
Sen lih inter onoeren Sohunnes gu,
TENOR, SsSacob Shal, Tran5 Sohl!
u1o SSeroinono Tllder. Ger Sruno
nah11 in Ser bleligen 9ol5bonolul1g
Iei1en Mnfong. @le es %ent1tanoen it,
lit bis lest nod nidt befar1t. &el11er
Ser hei1neeiudlten 8eldaftsleltte hattie
cine SSerlerneriiherung, nltr ole @ol5=
h%anoh1no mor gegen Te11er Der itert.
, 6apunu.-@ SEER Treoerld SIR
der, Elm Mrbeiter I'M 0orfe @opana,
o1rd1lf,nitt 7th sic @ehle nit ei1en1
RaIiermeI1er. Mur neib nIft, mas
i'm stm SeIb1t1r1or0 getrieben bot.
Goile1ton. = Ser Sohon1t
@iIfin, 6 SUB bot, % SATIRE olt, Elm
0eatid1er, Ser crit IL Sabre inn Cant
Sc lit, oibt Iih ale mogllde Wtllhe,
roh 0e1tihLano 5uriif511fomme11.
Or m6d1te fiir 4uiIer ur1o Heth fain1=
pfen.
Snb=0ufota~
Aberdeen. = Ser Sher1T
@hoffer lit u1perrifteter 9inge BON
Ronios Gitn suriidgefehrt. gr molte
stpei Giebe sort abholen. melhe bier
einen ginbruhsoiebitabl BET Trurf
gopoge oeriibt baben louen. Ser
8ouperneur Don @a11ius moQte ober
Ste 2elte nidt mu5lief ern. - Glnpton
Quinn, Ser iiiblid bon bier out elmer
Farm mohnt, miro leinen ling item We
Judi, Sen er uni erer Stabt ublfattete>
niht 10 leift oergellen. 8egen Wttt=
ternoht, oIs er uuf Ser 5eimfahrt be-
qriffen NOR, murDe er bon bret 8e=
Ieuen perfolIen, Sic linn, 90 er fe1r1
9eIb BET iid bottle, leinen @ugen neb't
Tfero megnahmen.
Re6fiel6. = Gin Mrbeiter, Ser
fir sSsohn 3epion arbeitet, brofte bier
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-09-10
,,8abu Mina."

Manoger 0apioion madt oie Sin
fiin0igung, oaB er nit Serrn 8m. 81
grap BON Seem gorf 8%orfebrunger
fir Muffubrung ieiner %beriibmter
&om06ie u8abp Mina" om Montog
aben6, IA. September, %getroffen bot
0ieies Stuf bot anermdrts Sem gr0B:
ten MnfIang gefun6en, uno BON oel
4om0oie ipridt man. mo INNER liz
geieben lpuroe, als bon 0em mibig1ter
5piele, oas lie gelhrieben mnroe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-09-10
Sic @attin bes Cberiten @oetbals,

Sic 8attin bes Cberiten @oetbals,
oes grbarers bes Eu11amafanals, 1T
in Earis ols Spionin nerboftet mor'
SEN, peiI ibr Mame 6eutid flingt uno
neil lie oeut1der Mbfunft lit. Die
merifaniide &oiafenpreiie bot bon
bem 5on MIR fliidtig Moti5 genom=
men. Mber mebe, menn 6ie Game
in g%erlin perbaftet mor6en tpdre!
81 miirbe mo ettpos erlebt baben.
Sic gntlen6ung unierer GloHe nod
Sem Muggell lee pare Dos minoeite ge-
pelen, mas man als 5mbne gefor6ert
bette.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-09-10
Die Eetersbnraer Mel6nna,

Die Eetersbnraer Melomng, Sic
Huiien hdtten beim @orriifen oui
2emberg $4,000 to6te Oeiterreider
begrobe1r, lit natiirlih ebenio erfun=
SEN mie ieiner5eit Sic Meloung, Dor
2uiittih bobe man $4,000 1eutide
begroben. Muh 2on0oner gldtter
geben jebt 5u, 0aB an oen &fen
BEL 9iittid nod Iange feline finfun6=
5mon5ietauien6 Deutide betbeiligt
getpeien fins. l1niere 6reun6e aus
ser 9onmmonardie brauden 1id)
allo tDegen Ser bon Sen Nui1en gemel=
6eten groBen olterreidiiden @erlulte
nidt 5u beunrubigen. Sc miro ge=
.genudrtig mie6er gan5 furdterlid
gelogen. Sn 2on6on un6 Noris min
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-09-10

melde nit SEN Mmif5 Een11unt @in-
ners an pier MbenOen, begi11nen0 nit
Conner itaguben0, 10. September, i'm
Iapi0lon Spernbml lie %nuftreten miro.
Se0e Nudt ein unSere5 5beuterl tid.
Die @eieaidoft 5ablt IA Ner1onen nit
Beia1rg= un0 Gang Chorus. 8eim
Electromagnetic uNapaie" miro lid)
Sic @eieqidaft in a%n5ieben6er @eiie
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-09-10
Gitrplar.

0ie, melde es gebrauden, iagen.
es lit oas ioeale, perfect obfubrenoe
@etranf. 80. S. Gerfins> Green gap.
isis, iagt: SD babe Ni1en &c.
brauft, uie aud Dele 5al5e etc. aber
SOS uue5 NOR unangenebm un0 nidd
sufrieoen Iteaeno. Sn @itrolor fonl
ih oas i0eole, abfiibrenbe @etrdnff.
stir frunfes aopfpeh lauren Mugen,
trdge 2eber> perltopfte gingepei6e III
gitrolar elm Soeal. gu fuufen bel
allen 6an6lern in ct. CLOUD. = Mn-
5eige.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-09-10

SITS I'M CONNER nod 10 beib,
@uhlt uns ltet5 Sos r3umulmeiB."
Minneupoli5 greping So,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-09-10

e%infiibren. Topuldre 8reiie TO-, 20
uno 800. @eierpierte 5ibe in MoIi=
tors Mpotbete.
Deming graphic., 1914-01-30
BONUS FOR FARMERS
FOR BUILDING S|lOS
Chamber OF Commerce Offers Ten
Dollars To Encourage Interest
In Dairying and Feeding.
cows ARE BEST PRODUCERS


The board of directors Of the Dem
lug Chamber Of Commerce last Tues
day voted u bonus of $40 lu each
farmer of Luna county who builds
II silo after tn plan approved by II
committee appointed. Farmers who
intend to take advantage o.. the
bonus must make proof that enough
feed for rns'agc sufficient To ill the
silo has been planted The action
was taken following Il discussion IN
which the Importance of dairying
TO the future of agriculture in the
Mimbres Valley, was brought out
In addition to the bonus, the com
mittec consisting Of DR.. L. X. Con
naway, \, W. Pollard. K. l.. Miller
II. H. Kelly. and J q. Cooper, was
Instructed in II resolution 10 devise
ways and means to obtain financial
assistance for those farmers whu
NlNH w ful bdlI y ''NN Nv 'lIl
m'ltcc will confer and act with tn,
MimbrcS Valley Farmers A,socia
tion in this natter. II i, known that
the financial and busluco. interest
Of Dcming have long favored tn,
specializing of agriculture to tn,
basis of butter fat production and
it Is known ,ha, sufficient funds ear
be- raised to buy additional COW.
needed aud on liberal businc,-
basis
The purchase of range stock tol
feeding purposes also was taken ~
aud urged, and the committee wa.
empowered to devise means for th,
purchase of feeders" for those VIII,
Will have sufficient feed, To tho.,
convcr,ant with conditions in tn,
valley the action of the board l.
considered to be Il long step towar,
the ultimate prosperity of all tn
farmers Of the valley.
Deming graphic., 1914-01-30
DEM|NG-OA|RY RANCHES COMPANY
INCORPORATED AND BEGINS WORK
R. L. Thomas and Associates OF
Louisville, KY, and Local Land
Men Are Behind Plan 10 Sell Surb.
urban Property Adjoining Here.

The incorporation of the Dcming-
Dairy Ranches company has been
announced. The capital stock is
held by r. l.. Thomas and associates
of Louisville, Kentucky, and }. VI.
McTccr, Charles 7. Bowers, and
Frank Monscr of this city. The new
organization holds 1000 acres OF
suburban land which is being de
yeloped in small tracts, and the re-
naming lots of the original I .%nsitc
of Deming. In addition to this the
corporation has purchased the Dem
ing City Water Works. The title to
all of this property comes from {. j
I.aughrcn or through corporations
which he controls.
The development Of the tracts ad'
Joining the city limits is being push
ed. Pumping plants are being III,
stalled, roads made, fences built
land plowcd in readiness to seed tC
alfalfa Much of this work has al.
ready been completed.
j. NJ. McTcer and Charles I
Bowers, sales agents for the com
pany, will leave in II week or two fo,
eastern aud southern points to begin
II selling campaign.
Deming graphic., 1914-01-30
SOUTHWESTERN ALFALFA FARMS CO.
CONDUCT DEMONSTRATION WORK
Under Charge of Horticultural Ex-
pert Fruit, Berries, and Vegetables
viii be Grown in Model Garden.
Kelly and Miesse Are Coming.

The development of the South
western Alfalfa Farms Company on
The 3,OOO-arrc tract east Of the city
is going ahead at II rapid pace. &.
+. NlcsSc, president of the company,
who Is Row in Chicago, aud C.. T..
Kelly. treasurer of the company, who
is now at Long Beach, California,
are expected here within the next
few days,
The company has ordered 1000
pD.y tree, which will be- placed on
lO-arrc tracts, the rest of the acrr.
ace being seeded to alfalfa, Ar
rang,mcut, have been made with M
hort'ru'turi~t 10 conduct an expert
mental farm on which all varieties
If fruits. berries. and vegetables will
br grown. The intention is to make
4 model garden for the purpose OF
demonstrating Ia buyers who are un-
acquainted with intensive cultivation
ls practicch in the MimbrcS Valley
Deming graphic., 1914-01-30
TO SELL $4,000 ACRES
STATE LAND APRIL |
Last Considerable Body Belonging TO
New Mexico In Mimbres Valley
viii Go TO Highest Bidder.
SOIL AND WATER ARE GOOD
Holding Lies East of Deming on
Southern Pacific Railroad on
Other Side OF Miesse Tract.

|, is expected that thirty thou
sand acres of irrigabc land located
east of the city ON the other side
Of the Micssc tract will he offered for
sale at public auction about Apr,
! by the state land commissioner. II
is known that five persons have on.
viii make application for this land
with the expectation Of selling ii n
small plots developed to eastern
farmers aud investors. This is the
last body Of land of any consider
able extent which is held by the
.tdlr IN Luna county in the famous
shallow water belt Of the Mimbrc-
Valley. Water aud soil condition on
the tract are considered, on the
whole, to be good, and it is thought
that there will be a spirited contest
among the bidders.
Judging from the success of the
last sale of state land the new offer
mg will bring from three TO ten dol
lars an acre. II is probable that
scattered portions of state land in
the valley still held will he put ~
for sale at the same time.
State Land Commissioner Il. T.
Ervicn is in Dcming making invest
cations and arranging for the sale
The state may put down one or two
test holes to determine the exact
water level, and perhaps install a
pumping plant for demonstration to
possible purchasers.
According to II report from til,
state land commissioners Office, ,
total of 100000 acres of land ha,
been sold during the year Of 1913
Half II million acres have been con.
tracted for and Sl15.O00 cash ha,
been paid in for state land 1t is
the intention Of the commissioner t.
dispose of these lands just as quick
IS as is possible.
Deming graphic., 1914-01-30
Elma Opal Evans

Elma Opal Evans was born near
Eldon, Mo-, March %, 1891, and de-
parted this life Jan. Is, 1914.
She was Il member of the Christian
church since 1909 and lived devoted
Christian life. She leaves grief
stricken father and mother, one sis
ter and one brother besides other
near relatives and n host of friends
to mourn her departure. She was
loved by everyone that knew her.
She came to Deming one year ago,
She always had II comforting word
for the sick and poor. She died with
ont pain, with her last trust in the
Lord.
Deming graphic., 1914-01-30
BOrderIand Route Booster Here

4. II, Lester, an automobilist Of
national note, arrived in the city last
Week on Il visit to his sou Harry
Lester, who lives on farm near the
city, The elder Mr. Lester is known
a. the original dis2ovcrcr and boost
rr of the famous Borderlnnd Auto
mobile route. lie is still using II
l0l model Imperial roadster in
which he claims to have travelled Il
di~lmr" equal TO over three times
around the earth with II side trip to
New York thrown in.
Deming graphic., 1914-01-30
IN BASKET BALL GAME
H0N0RS EVENLY DIVIDED

The basket ball season was opened
in Dcming last Saturday night when
the Dcming High school team d..
vidcd double header with the Albu.
qucrquc Business College team,
The girls played the first game,
and as soon aS the game started I
was seen that Albuquerque had {
better team. In the first half IA,
local girls were up in the air, az
rs II result the Albuquerque glrl
scored II points. while Dcmiug IA
ed 10 score. In the last half Il
game was little close, the tinr
score being 81 to ., in Albuquerque
favor. The best feature of the
game was the splendid team work OF
the Albuquerque team, and the goal
shooting of their forwards. For the
Dcm'ng team Bessie Connolly. Rntf
Merrill and Edna Cooper played til,
best games.
In the boys game, things were re-.
vcrsed. the Dcming boys winning =!
to "a. The game started "ul III
much faster manner than the girls
Ousterhout scoring free throw II
about one minute of play, Clall
followed with field goal aud Dust
crHonL with two iuOrc free throws
Thea the Albuquerque team starte'
scoring. aud the game was hotI
contested until the end, especial
in the last half. The whole Denim
team put up classy game, It BEN
hard to pick a star above the res
Ous,erhout was the leader in scor
ing with II points. Other point
were scored rs follows; Upton =
Stced /, Peterson >, and Clark
The Business Colleges points WEI
scored rs follows: Ncher II, Loeb
0. and Hanna >. Barth of the Colleg
also put up n classy game.
The linc-ups were:
Deming graphic., 1914-01-30

Lieutenant John r. Robcnson OF
the Ninth t, S. Cavalry, who has
been stationed here for some time,
has been transferred to FL Paso
whore he will have charge of detail
of troops pntrolling the border bet.
wrcu FL paso and llermanos, Lieut.
euaut Robensou will be on the border
until April when he will leave for
san Francisco, from where he will
sail to Manila on April 5.
Deming graphic., 1914-01-30
DEMlkG GOT FIRST TOUCH
OF WINTER THIS WEEK

The lowest temperature "l the
winter was recorded early this morn
nc when the mercury registered SIX
ZEN degrees above zero. Yesterday
the temperature was twenty
degrees above zero. Wednesday II
few scattering snow flakes fell bu,
were Immediately dissolved. On the
SUBMITS Of the Floridas and on
Cooks Peak, however, there was II
blanket of white which disappeared
when the sun came out and the
normal balmy temperature prevailed.
Deming graphic., 1914-01-30
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+ CAPITOL DOME ITEMS
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We are glad to report that Mrs.
Dixon IS improving from her long
illness.
Eddie Bells family moved into
his new house at the foot of the
floridas, Thursday.
The Ladies' Social Club met with
Mrs. Young Wednesday afternoon
and spent a few enjoyable hours.
TIL, Rev. Rambo began revival
services at the school house Mon
day night to continue indefinitely
On one l60-acrc tract in this
district, over one thousand rabbits
have been caught by dogs and men
within the last two months.
Thursday evening Glenn Chamber,
lain was thrown from n burro. and
his arm was seriously injured.
The rabbit hunt last Saturday wa'
not much of success. but another
il planned for next Saturday, Jan
80 Everyone should meet onc-hal
milc east of the Dixon place, at S;3'
o'clock.
Deming graphic., 1914-01-30
New Cashier al Harvey House

A, T.. Hayward, formerly with the
Harvey Hotel system at East Las
Vegas. \ NJ, has been appointed
cashier ul the Dcming Harvey
Hotel Mr. Hayward was promoted
from % ghl clerk AZ the Deming house
AVID succeed, &. l.. Schcnck, who has
resigned after serving here as cash
Inr for the last two years. Phillip
Porter hu- been appointed night
clerk.
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WOULD SETTLE GERMAN COLONY
HERE ON NINE HUNDRED ACRES
Miss G. N. Fulton Here as Repres-
tative of Farmers Now Living in
Western New York. Believes
Mimbres Valley Is The Place.

Miss G. NJ, Fulton arrived in Dem.
ng last Saturday from New York
CIty to look over the lands of the
Mimbrc- Valley as representative
Of Il large number of German farm
cr> who now live in the Empire state
and are drsirouS of settling in the
Southwest.
Several locaIitle, of this section
Of the Southwest have been under
consideration by the colonists for
the IJ~, year and recently it was de
c'drd TO send person here to look
over the land, n the possibilities Of
the M.nbrc> Valley as successful
agricultural field seemed TO them
greater than other localities con
>dcrcd.
Not less than 900 acres are to be
acquired by the homeseekcrs and IN
several individual instances from SO
to l00 acres will be handled
Mis-, Fulton, who l. guest AT the
Hotel Baker, has made daily auto
mobile trips IN various parts of the
valley and has inspected the pump
ny plants. irrigation facilities, depth
# water. soil, and other conditions.
and will be here another week mah
ug Il thorough examination, with II
view of giving complete and true
report,
Miss Fulton j, a well known real
estate and land operator Of the Ea,t
and has had several years training
and cNucricnco in tha, linc of work
all over the United States. She en-
pressed herself as greatly impressed
with Dcming and the Mrmbres Val
ley, particularly on the delightful
almy climate and abundance Of pure
water. which she said seemed TO be
ncXhausllblc. She also made special
note of the excellent railroad facih-
ties of DcmlnG and vicinity, and pro-
rhcsicd a great future for the town
which she said has been favorably
and well known all over the East.
The colony, of which Miss Fulton
represents, consists of some l0C
families, of experienced German
, farmers 90 western New York, VIII,
, have the necessary funds to carr,
. on intensive farming. They vii
be q most valuable addition TO citi
1cnship of Luna county.
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You've had nothing from PLAN
view for a half month. That's be
cause everybody is 50 busy they
haven't time To write.
Everybody is happy in the pos
session of fine lands; aud brightly
hopeful of fine crops the coming sea
sou.
Breaking land, baling cane, clear-
my lands. making permanent dilcheS'
and making good roads seem to be
engrosing the attention of our farm
ers.
Our Literary club, which holds ils
next meeting at the school bulldi'e},
evening of Feb. g., promises us an
excellent program
The road crew is using the blg
tractor on the road again. Andy
Ackerman, Gibbs, and Crowley Will
make things hum. When this bunch
gets done with the job, the Border
land route through "Pretty PLAIN
view" will be- one of the finest drives
III the country.
II. II. Jacobs is putting IN large
concrete pipe to convey the irrigation
water from his well across broat
sag in the land TO the higher sane
beyond. This, besides making u
possible to push the water over TIT
draw, will also keeps 1t oui oi TN
sight and reach of the range cattle
which have heretofore been qui'
troublesome. These Improvement
are being put on the place ON tn
western border of the neighborhoo
near Red Mountain.
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Albuquerque.--At n Joint mass
meeting held today the Republicans
and Progressives of Bernalillo coun-
~ patched up their differences and a
new central committee, composed Of
Republicans and Progressivea was
elected. The uniting of the two
local parties is indicative of state
wide action along similar lines,
political leaders claim.