El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-11-23


mits and, while Americans Eli I'l Iot 20 IL
molested Tor shooting game thew 90
vi me Trips at their own risk
rev New Mexico Licenses.
- S ~ heXlco licenses were taken
early expiration of the ISTI iicoDe .s,S
IN IN, January all nonresident hunters
WIZ nave to take out new licenses.
costing $40 each
me deer season in New Mexico
CIoSed on November Is and since tba +
GATE, most of the hunting Darties from
n Iaso nave been leaving on short
weekend trips. Quail throupbout the
NalISy continues to be plentiful, par
miles ~ III me me lower valley, about 20
HiIles from the city.
Hunting licenses in Nev,z NEav5co sre
20 Oo mounted on canvas SO that thew
l nay pc carried without wearing out.
"a Otu, paper ones wear out too easily
4IiC tne hunters complained because
SIcy could not be kept through the
H NJ season where it was necessary
~ carry them in the field. A permit
toI shipping game is also to be at
"a o0i 5et 70 the new licenses that may
Hunting by Auto.
gong hunting on a sightseeing car
- y, I4e novel method adopted by a dozen
II Easoans. The party spent a day
5 5 snootlng at point about 25 miles
~SNlAN9 Godu. nose III the
party We're: Tom Davis. A. +. Gatens,
r: A Hughes, e. W. Green, c. G. Nc
Ale, Frank Harris, G. Raymond, E. P.
hughes, E. c. Beasley, Douglas Shaw,
4IIu MISSES Anne Hughes, Florence
Hughes, Jessie Jeffreys, Alice Boyle
and Mildred Smith.
=, w. II: Shelton, VIII Rand and VIII
lam Johnson spent Sunday on quail
shoot down the valley.
among those who have recently
taken hunting trims in % valley
Lhonas W Armstrong, DR.. George z.
cameron, who went down the valley;
A. HlAeman, who spent a day on the
mesa and in the valley; r. G. Marion
n. NJ. Madrid and c. F. Holmes. who
Went up the valley, and T. NJ. Johnson
and Il. }. Locke, who went up the val
ley near Mesquite, in the La Union dis
tricL They report both quail and rab-
bits plentiful
P. L Atkinson, Vernon Lyman, Phil
Holman, Bernard Holman and r. R.
Rokahr have recently returned from
sierra Blanca The party made the
trip by auto and report good shooting.
Wllnam NJ PetiCOlas and sons 10
gether with W. II. Winters, spent day
hunting near Mesquite last week.
ID. White has purchased New Mex
leo hunting license and expects to make
a trip north soon.
H. W. Cole, ]. Carter. W. L. Pringle
and Frank Irwin recently spent day
in the upper valley hunting.
Go to Mountains.
7. B. Oliver has left for Alamogordo'
n. NJ to visit his brother. While there
Mr.. oliver will head a hunting party
into the Sacramento mountains.
L H. Crews, W. D. Mosely, B. I.
Campbell and f. NJ Lynch composed
party that left early Sunday morning
for Hueco tanks and returned with
large number of quail.
Frank Elmendorff went to Hueeo
tanks Sunday and bagged a total Of
Is quail.
L. ]. Burrud, A. c. Campbell and L.
Hartman made a hunting trip to Sierra
Branca Saturday.
Dan Carson returned Sunday night
from successful hunting trip up the
river.
NJ. Newell. J. G. Perry and Frank Err
vim returned Sunday night from a
hunting trip in the vicinity of Fabens.
H. H. Crawford returned Sunday
evening from Mundy Springs, where he
went Saturday to get a shot at some
deer which are reported in that To-
caIity. He got one shot at deer.
Privates Day and Ely, of the 18th
infantry, killed eight rabbits and 20
quail Sunday while hunting down the
river.
E. A. Hester, and W. Campbell spent
Sunday hunting in New Mexico.
w J. Taylor and r. Thornton were
out Sunday and killed a number Of
quail and rabbits.
Rabbits and Quail.
P. L. Prowse, J. D. Elliott, ST., and
J D. Elliott, jr., went on a hunting
trip beyond Tobin. They returned with
20 rabbits and 81 quail
J. V. Hughes, L Gum and n. Rus
sell left Saturday morning on hunt
ing trip. Upon their return Sunday
night they brought back an abundance
Of small game and reported all small
game to be plentiful in the vicinity Of
Lasca, where they hunted.
Richard Filliman and Livingstone
left Saturday evening for Canutillo on
a hunting trip. They returned Sunday
with a good bag.
Roy Rabbit and Frank Reeser left
Saturday night on a hunting trip be-
low Fabens. They returned Sunday
with a good bag of rabbits and birds
and reported hunting to be good in the
Fabens district
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles r. Brownlee
and MT and Mrs. W. r. Sanders and
little daughter went to Clint Sunday
for a shooting trip. They made the
trip in Mr.. Brownlees Ford automo-
bile and shot number of birds.