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Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1914-05-22
STATE OF NEW MEXICO
CERTIFICATE Of COMPARISON


STATE ~ NEW MEXICO
IT IL HEREBY CERTIFIED. that the an.
nss.d IN u full true aud complete transcript
II the certified rapy ii ARTICLES OF IN
CORPORATION AND AMENDMENT TO
rhf VICTOR SMELLING AND MINING
COMPANY az ARIZONA tN". 1870 with
the endorsements thereon. a. same appears On
Nh aud ~ REGARD IN The offer Il the Stats
Corporation Commission.
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF. III. STATE
Corporation Commission II the STATE Of New
M.>'c" has caused this Certificate to lie signed
b, H. Chairman aud the seal II said Com
NISSAN 4" l- AFFIXED a, the City d Santa Re
IN ihis iiiL day II Ma, 4. d. 1914.
N. y. GROVES.
Chairman.
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LARGE ARRAY OF ELECTRIC
APPLIANCES At MAh0NEy'S

"IIoi Point" week is on at j. \.
Mahoncy's big store an Gold avenue.
IN one of the big display windows
can be- seen all of the latest invrn-
,ions of electric appliances. including
"IIot Point" electric flat irons. rlrc-
iric coffee pcrcolaiors. III Glostov"
for the cooking of sicws, by electric
iiy. electric coasters. electric cha Ting
dishes and all sizes of Edison Mazda
lamps. All of the modern uses for
rooking. which electricity has been
put 10. are an exhibition at the biz
Mnhonry store.
IN another window ran he seen an
excellent display Of fine mahogany
bed room sets in the latest style of
furniture.
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W. n. MoseIey Goes TO Africa

". II. Moscley. drill supcrintcnd-
cnt Of the Chino Copper company nj
Santa Rita. and president of the
Santa Rita Base Ball club. VIII"
formerly lived in Deming, and who
is we'll known here, passed through
Deming Saturday on his way to Bel
gian Congo, Africa, where he will
have charge of the oil drilling ont
at of large corporation. Mr.. Mo
seley will sail from New York MAY
%. and Mrs. Moselcy will join her
husband in Africa after he has sci
tied down and made home there.
c. +. Dickerson has been appointed
to succeed him rs drill superiniend-
ent.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1914-05-22
POSTMASTER W. E. F0ulKS
GETS NEW POSTAL ORDERS

Postmaster W. +. Foulks has re-
ceived notice from Washington from
the postmaster general that drastic
change in the money order system
will be put into effect July !. The
new order is most convenient to the.
travelling public, especially travelling
men and provides that the recipient
of postal money orders can collect
them at any postoificc in the United
States within thirty days after is
-uancc. After the expiration Of thirty
days the order must be- presented for
payment at the office on which il was
drawn. This change may mean more
work for postal clerks, hut il will be-
received with delight by people who
travel.
Postmaster Foulks has also rccciv-
cd official notification that the post
"ilir" department will issue five new
denominations of stamps, primarily
for parcel post use. but valid for all
other kinds of postage.
The new stamps will be- in denomi
nations of seven cents, black; nine
cents. pink; twelve cents, maroon
twenty cents, light blue and thirty
cents. vcrmlllion.
The new stamps will be- on sale in
the Dcming post office. upon receipt
of the next quarterly stamp supply.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1914-05-22
(sIAL)
Attest:
EDWIN y. cOARD.

Attest: EDWIN y. coARD.
Clerk.
STATEMENT OF THE VICTOR SMELLING
AND MINING COMPANY OF ARIZONA
KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRES.
ENTs: That The Victor Smelling and Min.
ing Company Of Arizona, . corporation or.
sanissd and existing under and ~ virtue Of
the laws Of the State Of Arizona and desiring
10 transact lie business In tho State Of New
Mexico. doth hereby make the following state
meni In accordance with the provisions Of
Section iO2, Chapter 70. Laws Of 1905:
The amount Of It's authorized capital stock
Is % 900. 10000 and the amount actually H.
sued Is 1880. 10000.
The character 81 the business which Il 10
to transact In the State Of New Mexico 10:
Mining. smelling Buying and Selling Of
Lead ores.
The location Of its principal Office In the
State Of New Mexico Is designated 40 Deming
and the agent upon whom process against the
c"rI~raiion may Ie served Is Frank x.
wymsn. a natural person Of full ago sctually
resident in the State Of New Mexico. whose
place Of abode is Deming N. N.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF. the said Tho
Victor Smelling and Mining Company Of Arir
ona has caused its name to be hereunto sub
scribed by It's President and Secretary and tho
corporate seal to he hereto affixed this fourth
day Of May. A. D.. 1914.
corporate SeaD THE VICTOR SMELLING
AND MINING COMPANY OF ARIZONA.
by J. ID. DURYEA. President.
Attest: CHESTER D. DURyEA, Assistant
Secretary.
Foreign Endorsed: No. 1873 Cor Reed.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1914-05-22
Pioneer Is Injured

John Oglesby, an old timer Of this
section, and prominent mining or
orator of Pinos Altos. mel with an
accident Monday, while engaged in
ircsilc construction ut the e. aud u.
mine in Pinos Altos. He fell twenty
feet, dislocating his right arm and
received internal injuries. His con
dilion is moi considered serious.
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STATE OF NEW MEXICO
CERTIFICATE OF COMPARISON

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, S.
STATE OF NEW MEXICO
1T rs HEREBY CERTIFIED. that the an
nexed 10 Q full true aud complete transcript
Of the statement Of THE VICTOR SMELLING
AND MINING COMPANY OF ARIZONA
(No. 7s73) with the endorsements thereon.
as same appears on ale and Of record In the
Office Of the State Corporation Commission.
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF. the State
Corporation Commission Of the State Of New
Mexieo has caused this Certificate 10 he signed
hy i,s Chairman and the seal Of said Com
mission, to be AFFIXED q, the City Of Santa fr
on this iith day Of Nay, A. d. 1914.
n. 9. GROVES.
Chairman
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1914-05-22

Little Vineyards Jersey Cream but
ter is again on the market. Ask for
il. IL your grocer can't supply it,
phone 2S-J-5.-adv.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1914-05-22

." TIE r-r'thrd rapi III ANTILLES OF IN
CORPORATION AND AMENDMENT TO
THE VICTOR SMELLING AND MINING
COMPANY ~ ARIZONA ty" 1870 with
the endorsements thereon a. same spI~srs On
Nh aud IL REGARD IN The offer Il the Stais
Corporation Commission.
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF. the Stat.
Corporation Commission II tho STATE Of New
M.Nic" has caused this Certificate TO le signed
by it, Chairman aud the seal II said Com
"issi"n I" L. AFFIXED at the City u Santa fe
IN 'his iiiL day II Ma. 4. d. 1914.
N. T. GROVES.
Chairman.
Attest EDWIN D. COARD
Clerk
STATE OF ARIZONA. OFFICE OF THE
ARIZONA CORPORATION COMMISSION
UNITED STATES or AMERICA. IS.
STATE OF ARIZONA
THE ARIZONA CORPORATION COM
MISSION do-s hereby certify that the an.
nexed is a true aud complete transcript Of tho
ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION OF THE
VICTOR SMELLING AND MINING COM
PANy which were filed in the office of said
arizona Corporation Commission an III. 10th
ia I" '"'!' A. D. Ioi2' NJ Hoo o'elock
-. m. ~ provided by law.
!" 'hHi iMoNh "hhHtof' Inc Arm
on" '"'P"r"''"n '"'nm'Hs'on' ny IT'S chairman
h"s hrfenh'o set IT'S hand and nhixed It's Ont
r''' 'e"'' DONE al 'hr e"! 81 rhoenS. he
'"P'"' oh'' ahh hay 81 august a. H. iSi.'
'"'"'N' 'o"rohAI'oN CoMMiSSioN'
W =. GEARy. Chairman.
,Srap
Arrest chAS. A. SMITH SECRETARY
nv ".hS VI IN'o"ronAIioN
hNow Alb MEN NY THESE FIXES
hNTS' iha' We tue Undersigned having as
s"e'a'ed ourselves Tor the purpose Of forming
eo'P"rA''oh uhoer inc laws OF Arizona
hefeoF ADOPT 'he Following Articles OF IN
corporation
A"i''Lh The mans OF tue corporation
shaI ~ Iht NIcIoH SMhiIiN" AND
MINI" 'o"rAN'' an" us Prihc'p"' p'aee
'' business Shaii DO rhoen'k' Arizona nut
"hrf oniees may he established ana MAINTAIN
ed wi'hih OF outside OF ARIZONA ~ sueh places
as inc Board Of directors may des'sna'e'
w"ers meetings "' "oeNnoders ana directors
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-11-12
Sc SUSPENDIO Ell SERVIClO
~
DE TRENES ENTIRE ME-
XICO Y LAREDO.

Aver Sc supo en- esta cludad
que ell servicio directo de tre-
mes entire Mexico y Laredo que
desde la entrada de Carranza
a la Capital estaba al corrien-
te, ha sido suspendido sin que
Sc sepan las causas de tai de-
termination. Solo ell servlclo
local de Monterrey Y Saltillo
permanece en- funciones.
Sc cree que la orden para
que Sc paralizara ell servlclo
directo obedece a las condl-
clones de turbulencia en- que
Sc encuentra la Capital; pues
ae dice que hasta en- las GALES
ha habido trifulcas y encuen-
tros. Miles de rumores han cir
culado con tai motive en- la
poblaci6n texana de Laredo;
pero parece ser que nada de
10 que Sc dice es verdad.
Hablando anoche unO de
nuestros redactores con I'm
prominente cOmerciante de
Laredo Texas, que lego aver
mismo a esta Ciudad lie infor-
mo que en- efectO Sc habia pa
ralizado ell trafico de trenes
entire Mexico Y Laredo y que
con tai motive Sc habian echa-
do a volar muchas versiones;
pero que la verdadera cauSa
de tai interruption fu6 un cho-
que ocurrido en- la estaci6n de
Brazil. al Sur de Villaldama,
que obstruy6 por complete la
Via, al grade de que el tren
de pasaieros que sali6 en- la
para Mexico, tuvo que
ser devuelto por la impossible
dad de continuar la Marcia.
Ash pues es muy probable que
para manana 0 pasado Sc rea-
nude ell trafico.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-11-12
LOS AMERICANOS EVACUA
RAN VERACRUZ.
Viene de Ia 1ra.)

pales puntos sObre que insistia
dicho gobierno. Els muy prOba-
BILE que ell nuevo Presidente
Provisional, EulaliO Gutierrez,
haga tambi&n las mismas pro-
mesas, Y segun la creencia que
existe en- los CirculOs oficia-
les de Washington.
Los varios millones de pesos
recaudadOs pOr los empleadoS
americanos en- la Aduana de
Veracruz, seran devueltos al
gobierno meXicano, 10 que Sc
cree cue sea una garantia de
que las Demands de los anne
ricanos seran cumplidas.
En- las copias de los deere
tos expedidos por Carranza y
que Sc han recibido en- Was
hington, Sc habla de una am
nistia general para todOs los
meXicanOs cue siTyier0n al 60
bierro americana, dizque por
haber rechazado Ia protection
de los Estados UnidOs, conflan
do en- Ia justicia del gobierno
meyicanO. NADIA Sc dice acer-
ca de Ia protection para los
sacerdotes y monias que Sc
nan refugiado en- Veracruz;
Dero Sc han dado seguridades
de palabra de que no seran
moleStados en- absolute.
Los c~mpIeados oficiales en-
Washington opinan que ell Pre-
sidente Wilson esta dispuesto
a retirar las tropas americans
de Veracruz. sobretodO pOr ell
hecho de que quiere eyitar que
vayaE a surgir nuevas difficult
tades entire los goDiernOs me-
Nicano Y americana. como re-
suItaGo del confi:cto entire Vi
la Y C&rranza, a consecUenCia
del cual es cast SECURE que Sc
ampenaran ccmbates en- las
cercanias de Veracruz.
Hay ia ~creencia de que el
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-11-12
DOS DETE-
NIDOS.

Han sido aprehendidos en-
esta ciudad, dos soldados anne
ricanos acusados de haber que
brado las puertas de la joyce
ria de S. B. May, y haber sa-
cado una cantidad de joyas el
lltimo lunes.
Los detectives que hlcleron
la apprehension dicen que uno
de los soldadOs ha confesado
ell robo Y Sc ha logrado recu-
perar una parte de las alhaJas.
La primera detenci6n Sc HI
20 ell martes en- la noche de u
ma manera indirecta; pues que
ell soldado fue arrestado per
una acusaci6n de menor i'm
portancia y al ser registrado
Sc lie encontr6 en- ell bolsillo u
ma cantidad de joyas que fue-
ron identificadas como de Ia
propiedad del joyero May. A
yer en- la mahana Sc aprehen-
di6 al otro sOldado a quien
tambi&n Sc lie encontraron o.
tras alhajas.
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Wiene de Ia La

COS de PaquitO, de las "cOnfis-
caciones conStitucionalistas" de
Don Venus, de las "adjudica-
clones legalistas' en- que han
intervenido todos los adeptos
del plan de Guadalupe.
Sc olvidaria ell garbanzo
exDortadO de Sonora, ell algo-
don pizcado de Ia Laguna, los
automobiles 'Pakcards' que
trafican en- las GALES de San
Antonio. el arc6n de joyas de
Aguirre Benavides ' demas
nazanas que nos han pueSto a
pensar en- Ia inutilidad del
seDtimo mandamientO.
Pero desgraciadamente las
cosas no sucederan asi, por-
que llevan NAL principle.
A Benjamin Bouchez, persO-
ma muy conocida en- los "altos
circulOs" facciosos que nero
dean en- los caminos realeS de
toda lie Republica, lie parece
que Doroteo. ahora PaQuito,
propOne chocarreriaS. Claro,
chocarrerias que llegan al pc
lleio. Y diriie una carta a un
papel "constitucionalista' que
Sc edita en- la capital de Ne
xicc, en- la que hace declara-
clones trascedentales.
Old, para Complementary es-
tas lineas, como Sc eXpresa
Bouchez:
Mexico, Z de Nov. de 1914.
SeFJres generates Jose Isa-
bel Robes Y Felipe Angeles.
Aguascalientes (Ags)
Muy senior MIC:
Han llegado a mi pOder dos
eiemplares del acta levantada
por ustedes Ell dia 80 de octu-
bre ultimo, a bOrdo del caro-
en- que estaban alojados csc
dia, en- la cual acta insertan
los tel6gramas que les dirigi6
ell general Villa, cuyo content
do es altanerO e irrespetuCso
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Gobierno americana esperara
a que Sc resuelva ell conflicto
en- Mexico, respecto de quien
es ell Representante del Poder
Executive, 81 Carranza O Gu
ti6rrez, para hacer la entrega
de los fondos recaudadOs en- la
Aduana de VeracruZ.
Ell General Funston tiene a
sus 6rdenes cerca de $500 SOL
dados por 10 que la evacuation
de sus fuerzas del puerto meXi
canO durara una semana POGO
mas O menOs.
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CONTINUAN LOS SAQUEOS
(Viene de la Pagina ~

DO los hombres de Carranza,
Qued6 cast vacia Y regada de
fragmentos de espejOs y de
muebles que fueron hechos
pedazos por ell placer de ha-
Ger nal q la familia del referi-
do general Mariana Ruiz.
Nuestros lectores con0cen
va varios casos como este,
pues LA Prensa' ha publica-
do 5iempre cuanta noticia lie
ga de Ia capital de nuestra
Republica, sin adulterarla en-
10 mas minimo, sinO tai y como
las recibe.
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Las "choearrerias'' de F. villa.
o 0

para ell senior don VenustianO
Carranza, Primer Jefe del
.Ej6rcitO Constitucionalista y
encargado del Poder Executive
de Ia Union, Y por tanto, una
verdadera proclama revOlcio-
maria, que puede calificarse,
en- los actuales momentos, de
antipatri6tica.
En- esa virtud, hago a uste-
des presente, de una vez poT
todas, que no comulgO con las
ideas que dejan aGivinar en-
sus maquinaciones ' que me
repugna recibir pasGuines de
tai naturaleza, pues soy revO-
lucionariO de cOraz6n, no a.h-
bicioso; ' sobre TODD enemigo
de chocarrerfas como Ia que
propone ell general Villa de
que sean pasados por las ar
mas 81 y Ell senior Carranza;
10 cu2l no es Otra cosa que una
baladronada que faStidia a
cua1qUier hOmbre serio. Igual-
mente hago pGblico cue mien-
tras no Sc cumplan las cOndi-
clones pueStas por Ell senor
Carranza para retirarSe de los
pueStoS de Primer Jefe del
EjercitO COnstitucionaliSta Y
encargado del Poder Executive
que dignamente tiene COnfe-
ridos, Y entire tanto 81 no de-
termine otra cOSa, estar6 q SUI
ladO; pero en- ell deSgraciado
case de que pOr patrlOtlSmO,
pensara retirarse. cediendo e.
campo a los que tratan de res
taurar la dictadura, 70 tam
bi6n me veria en- Ia neceSiGad
de separarme del glorjoso
Ei6rcito Constitucionalista, a
que pertenezco, Y que ma lu-
chado por Ia Democracia y el
Sufrido pueblo.
De ustedeS afmo, alto Y S. S.
Benjamin Boucher.
General en- jefe del Departa-
mentO de Artilleria.
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SODIO FUE
Wiene de la 1ra.)

dolo en- ell pecho Y causandOle
una muerte instantanea.
Gonzalez fu6 apThendido
por IN gendarme de la mon
tada y conducido ante Ia Cor
te de justicia para tomarle las
deciaraciones previas y en- Wis
ia de elias ell juez Ben S. Fisk
decret6 su formal prisi6n.
Los funerales de Sodio Sc
efectuaron aver a las cinco de
la tarde siendo sepultado ell
cadaver en- ell cementerio MI
nero tres de la ciudad.
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Sc decIar6.......
(Viene de la lra.)

mente la guerra entire los Vi
llistas Y los carrancistas, Sc
gun las noticias recibidas ano-
che en- Ciudad Juarez de la
Convention de Aguascalien-
ties.
Sc dice que la batalla preli-
minar esta teniendo lugar en-
Leon, Guanajuato, poblaclon
situada entire Quer6tarO y A
guascalientes. Pablo Gonzalez,
general constitucionalista que
ha permanecido fiel a Carran-
"a. ha movilizado todas sus
fuerzas al nOrte de Q~uer6taro,
hasta Silao, con ObjetO de de-
tener ell avance de las tropas
~villistas. Manuel Chao, gene
raj villista, sali6 aver de Aguas
calientes para ell sur con una
fuerte cOlumna.
Rafael E. Muzquiz, Con-
sui General de Carranza en-
los Estados Unidos, public6
aver un despacho recibidO de
Mexico, y que dice:
"El Primer Jefe esta eli Cor
doba. Una gran mayOria de
los jefes p~rincipales Sc ha de-
claTado en- favor de Carranza.
Villa ha llamado al pueblo a
las armas Todo ell Sur y ell Es-
te permanece fiel al Primer Je-
fe."
Tambien Sc sabe que una
fuerza carrancista que sali6
de PiedraS NegraS para Saltl-
10, fu6 atacada por Otra fuer-
"a viIlista en- Hip6lito, Coahui-
la. habi6ndola derrotadO COM
pIetamente. Es muy possible
por 10 tanto, que los v~illistas
avanzan sobre Saltillo.
En- nuestra edici6n de mana
Ma ampliaremos estas noticias.
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Toda nuestra existencia
orandemente reducida ahora.
Abrigos para Se5ora

Modelos nuevos acabados de traer de los Centres dc NO.
GiaIa, de bonito corte de largas tiras en- dolores: azuI cta-
70 v obscure. con cintur6n atras y al frente y con 0otones
grandes de varios dolores. Preclo regular SIO'UV gG OF
Precio de
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-11-12
Refajos de soda
Refajos de raso

En- varios tonos Y dolores heehos cor fleeos en- ell
tale, Valdrian 75e, en- la realization ----------------
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-11-12
Faldas nuevas

Aeabadas de recibir. Las hay en- los estilos mas eIegan-
ties hasta ahora vistos. Quedara I'd. encantado al m0me17
to de verlas. Entire elias Sc encuentran FALDAS ES1iLO
SASTRE hechas de serga, tela escocesa y panama: algq-
mas tienen tale con fleco, otras con tale pr5longado y de
oracioso efecto. Estas FALDAS serlan baratas G. 10
a $50 Y 800 pero puede sel7ccionarlas a SpAs5J
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-11-12
Ell ingles sin maestro en-
&c lecciones.

Esta obra, cuya mayor ventaja
estriba en- tener la prom Inciaci6n
fgurada en- castellano, es una de
las que mas facilitan ell aprendi-
zaje del idioma ingles. Tiene va
rias formulas de conversation pa
ra la vida diaria, y algunos mo-
delos de cartas usuales.
Hay dos ediciones.
A la r1stica
Empastado en- tela------$ LIS
Pfdase directamente a:
~Ignacio E. Lozano.
COZ Dolorosa St. San Antonio,
Texas.
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Sorprendente barata
en- todos los d~eparlamentos.
Trajes para CabaIlero

A ~prop6sito para la Estaci6n. Despiertan estos en- la ju-
ventud la algeria que por herencia les pertenece. Tam
bien imparten al hombre de 40 la animation juyenil. Nota-
bic variedad para escojer articulos a la moda y de Ultima
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1914-10-16

The Boston National League Base
ball team winners Of the 1914 pen
nant, defeated the Philadelphia Am
orleans, winners Of the American
league pennant, in the fourth game Of
the world series last Tuesday at
Boston, making four consecutive
games won by Boston and they are
holders Of the title Of world
champions.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1914-10-16

The regular monthly meeting of the
Patrons Club will be held this af-
ternoon in the high school auditori-
INN. The following program will be
given:
Topic for discussion. "The kind Of
teacher my child should have" Lead
ers, Mesdames Thos. Marshall. W.
z. Foulks, and z. p. York. Solo.
Mrs. Dean; duet, Beatrice Hills and
Bessie Connolly. Topic, "The kind OF
child ] would like TO have sent me."
Leaders. Misses Bedichek and Bra
ham and Mrs. Smith.
Everybody cordially invited.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1914-10-16

The body Of Horace B. Stevens.
the young FL Paso real estate man
who disappeared Tuesday in the Or
gan mountains, leaving his young
wife waiting in an automobile, was
found at the bottom of a canyon
Thursday by Private H. R. Dickin-
son Of the Sixth u. 8. infantry. Ste
vens was shot over the left eye from
a bullet in his own gun which was
discharged when he stumbled
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1914-10-16

The Deming Board of Education is
to be congratulated on reducing the
tax estimate in District No. ], from
- to II mills, although there are
three extra school buildings and sew
eral extra teachers. II certainly
shows good management.
The board also voted to build an
other school house on East Hemlock
street to be known as the Lowell
school.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1914-10-16

Some 65 guests were entertained
last Wednesday afternoon from 2 to
o o'clock at the home Of DR.. and Mrs.
s. D. Swope on Copper avenue. The
hostesses were Mrs. Swope and Miss
Swope. The party enjoyed the game
Of Hearts," there being sixteen tab
les provided. After the games de-
licious 2-course luncheon Of salads
and ices was served.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1914-10-16

The J. A. Kinnear Drug company
has ordered full equipment Of store
fixtures for its new quarters in the
Clark building. The fixtures will be
of mahogany and modern in every
respect and the new store will be one
Of the incest and neatest drug stores
in the Southwest.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1914-10-16

The Ladies Social circle ., -
Presbyterian church will meet ~ =
nesday, October 81 ct the no. -. y
Mrs. L. M. Harrington on Wen
street.
George F. Williston OF ~
Of Deesz 3 williston, civil eng :
went to Stafford, Aris., Thur =,
examine a mining propos'u''
New York people.
A. Mckinley Of Fort &c. .os
Texas; 3. L. I.andsIl OF a.
ILL.,; Lew Gasssrt and hoo%.
Rinehart Of Fl Paso, Texas -.
Murray and David B. Hollis q -
land, Ohio and n. 3. scnnh
Akela, wsrs visitors at the g
Of commerce wednesday,
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1914-10-16

Julius Pearce formerly chief Of
the Denver Fire department arrived
in the city Wednesday to confer with
city officials in regard to the install
lstion Of an automobile FIRE truck
and FIRE alarm system in the City Of
Deming.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1914-10-16
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We are under obligations to Hugh
II. Williams for his efforts in our
behalf in regard to station facilities.
Mrs. Danse has advised the state
corporation commission that the
building is nearing completion. Now
IL the railroad company could only
BIZ persuaded that it would be an adj
vantage to call the station lola in
stead of Midway, and il the TOWNSHIP
people realized that now is the time
to do u little boosting. We would all
be happy.
Mr.. Stetson spent several days in
lola in the interest Of the Arctic lee
less Refrigerator company.
Our teacher, Miss Susie Mott spent
the weekend at Cambray visiting her
friend and former co-worker. Miss
Hazel Wykoff. As both are enthu-
siastic teachers. the interest each
feels IN the Others school is natur-
ally keen.
Mr.. and Mrs. McCurdy and family
of Deming, were visitors at the KIM
ball home Sunday.
Mrs. Danse spent Sunday after
noon on the Lucas farm.
Mr.. Clayton Rambo has been i'm
proving steadily this month. His
friends were delighted to see him
out driving.
Brother Land Of I.ordsburg, will
preach next Sunday after Sunday
school. Everybody welcome.
The pupils Of the school will hold
an entertainment on Halloween.