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Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-04-09
NAV NAV Be SHIPPED TO
POINTS IN STATE OF TEXAS

Austin--lmportant notifications OF
the drastic quarantine regulations t.
prevent the introduction of the foot.
and-mouth disease into Texas are
contained in II proclamation issued
by Governor james +. Ferguson ana
effective Aprl l5. The following points
are of outstanding Importance:
U Horses, mules, Jacks ana
Jennet, may be- shipped from Okla.
homa into Texas provided feet and
lower part Of legs are thoroughly
washed With u three per cent cresol
solution. Clean and disinfected ear.
must be used. Washing must be- done
under supervision of registered vet
erinarinn Of Oklahoma.
~ Hogs may be shipped from
Oklahoma to Texas for immediate
slaughter only. Notice of sale must
be given. receiving party advised ana
hogs unloaded in special pens aud
not subject to reshipmeni.
t3) All live stock ears must be-
before being brought into
Texas from any point in North Am
erica and Mexico.
(4 From New Mexico, Arizona
and Colorado, hay, straw and fodder
may be- brought without disinfcction.
but all shipments from other states
must be disinfected.
All bags. feed containers, etc.
from states except those mentioned
must also be- disinfected.
These rules and regulations be.
come effective on and after April IS.
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NEXT CONVENTION Of
COWMEN TO Be HERE
TINE MEMBERSHIP Is ENLARGED


Deming won the next annual meet
ing Of the New Mexico Cattle Grow
ers' Association with great ease at
the closing session Of that body late
Saturday evening at Silver City.
Demlng had II live wire bunch of
boosters at the meeting and hnd n"
trouble in landing that which the,
wanted.
The final session was devoted to
the election of officers for the ensu-
ing year and the selection Of the
meeting place for 1916. The date OF
the convention next year will be i'm.
nediately following the sessions of
the Panhandle and Southwestern
Stockmen's association ut Albuquer-
que, and this arrangement is expect
cd to swell the attendance to upward
of 1000 cattlemen.
Calvin Glenn. retiring president of
the association, and one of the pio
neer stockmen of the Southwest, was
reelected president. Mr.. Glenn halls
from Prce, Ariz. John T. McCabe,
IT I.ordsburg, was elected vice presi-
dent: ". +. Burnside of Silver City.
secretary and treasurer, and an advi
sorry board consisting of e. W. Parks
of Jackson: Horace Hooker of Silve,
City: Victor Culberson of Fierro; II.
l.. Hodge. Mimbres, and Rube Cranky
of Giln. were chosen.
The large Fl Paso contingent was
entertained ut II very elaborate lunch
con at the Harvey house in Deming.
the cattlemen acting rs hosts and II.
II. Kelly as master of ceremonies.
The next convention will be- one of
great interest, as Luna and Grant
counties are the chief cattle growing
sections of the state.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-04-09
CARAPATH|AN PASSES
FORCED BY RUSSIANS
Plains Of Hungary are Now Open to
Invasion by Troops Of Car, Ac-
cordlng TO Petroprad News.
ACTIVITY ON WESTERN FRONT
Allies Gathering by Land and Sea
TO Storm Dardanelles Which Bar
Roads TO Constanunople.

Russian troops are pushing for
ward rapidly in the Carpathians ant
it is reported from Petrograd that
the road to the plains of Hungar,
now lies open before them.
Both the French and German Of.
fetal statements show that the new
battle in the region between the
Meusc and the Moselle has developd
into II struggle of particular severity.
II is officially announced at Cairo
that small Turkish force still is in
the vicinity of the Suez canal. A
skirnish occurred near the canal
yesterday, with no casualties on eth
er side.
Although she has concentrated her
army along the Austrian border and
her navy within striking distance Of
the Adriatic, Italy is endeavoring to
exhaust every means which may lead
to II peaceful settlement with Au-
stria of the question of territorial
concessions.
The Austrian correspondent of II
Turin newspaper telegraphs he has
reliable information that there is a
basis for reports that Austria is
seeking peace with the triple entente
powers. the better to deal with Italy.
Semi official negotiations, he says,
have been begun.
The losses of men during the FIRST
six months of the war are estimated
by the military expert Of II Rome
newspaper ut 5.950,000. sThe cost
of the war in that period is placed at
ss,400, 100000. ~
Gen. Pau of the French army, who
has reached Naples on his way from
Petrograd and the Balkan capitals,
corroborated the reports that the al
lies are preparing fo a combined land
and sea attack at the Dardanelles.
When this attack is made, the general
says. the Turkish fortifcations must
fail.
Austrian aviators dropped seven
bombs Wednesday on Podgoritzn,
A Cettinje dispatch
says that II women and children
were killed and Is other persons
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-04-09
CONCERT AND DANCE BY TINE
Thirteenth CAVALRY BAND.

The Thirteenth L. S. Cavalry band
will give n concert in the Crystal
theater next Monday evening. Fol
lawing the c0nccr. II dance will be-
given. An admission fee will b.
charged To help defruy the expenses
of the party. Capt. Harry n. Cootes
will be in charge. Following is the
program for the concert:
I Tanfaren March. Mounted Guard" .....
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, hsnrison
"a historical novelty for four tanfaren
trumpris with Kettle drums)
= Overture. william Tell .,..... Rossin'
The seat II the we'll known story Of William
Tell is Lake l.ulerne. Switzerland. 'Tis
there one can appreciate the beauties Of the
William Tell overture with Its calm and
peaceful introduction; with It's great storm
scene; with Its lonely Alpine melody flutc
solo obligaio; and finally with It's trumpet
calls to battle and freedom when william
Tell. the patriot and marksman, takes issue
with Gesser. the tyrant.
Waltz. Morning Journal .,... Strauss
(u) S-renade, "Aubrade Printaniere''
tspring Morning. ..............L .Lacomb'
(b) Quartet from "Rigolletto' e.. Vsrdi
5 Grand dalop Militairr. "Auaque de Cav
airy ...........,'.' .'........, bohm
March, Regiment iath L. y. Cavalry
.... .....,.........,.... Lusdfk'
dedicated to Colonel II. J. slocum
commander Of the regiment)
Aels.fan 'faust' ......-.. GouuOd
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-04-09
h|GADROw BASEBALL TEAM WILL
PLAY HeH SCHOOL on APRIL II
"0ld spavs" Of All.Collses Football
Team that held kids" Down to 0
to 0 Last Fall Organize for Bsns-
At Game; Practlced Wednesday.

The all college baseball team is a
new organization which will play the
local high school nine Saturday af-
.ternoon, April II. The new team is
composed largely of the members of
the all-college football team which
played II game with the high school
eleven at the end of the season last
fall. and held the game down to tie.
At that time il was said the "Old
spays" would not last out the first
quarter, but now the youngsters have
great respect for the "grads" who
have all been stars of greater or
less magnitude on the diamond and
the gridiron.
Louis Deesz, coach Of the high
school team, has been selected man
ager for the coming event and held
practice at o o'clock Wednesday af-
ternoon on the public high school
athletic grounds. Among those who
have signified their willingness to play
are Louis Deesz, ID. W. Bikel. Ray
mond Miesse. Walter Clark, r. f.
Hardaway, jr., A. l.. Taylor, Edgar
May, d. l.. Mcclure, d. g. Psnzotti.
Henry Raithel and p. d. Southworth.
The gate receipts Of the game will
be turned over to the athletic asso-
citation of the high school. II the
interest in this event is up to that
which was displayed in the football
game, Il large attendance may be ex-
pected.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-04-09
Neutrality Violation Charued

X. II. q. Mcdonald who has been
held here on charge Of violating
the neutrality laws by trying to
smuggle ammunition over the boun-
dry near Columbus, was taken We'd
nesday to FL Paso to stand trial in
the federal court for the western dis
trict of Texas. Deputy U. S. Mar
shal Galusha had the prisoner in
charge.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-04-09

Mrs. Henry Raiihel will return to.
morrow from Silver City where she
has been visiting with her parents.
Wells eugh Realty Co. has sold
II. F. Keller REIMBURSEMENT south
of town to c. W. Snidow.
Capt. Weber will lecture at the
chamber of commerce tonight on his
travels in South America and Mexico.
p, e. Van Brewer who purchased
land south of town. has returned with
his fanlily aud will develop his land.
The mother of John Baliff arrived
in the city yesterday from Minneapo-
lis. MINI.
Manager James Shepard of the
Deming lee & Electric Company, left
Wednesday for Tucson.
Jim Logan was assessed fine of
s25 and costs by Judge'C. c. Rogers
Thursday for resisting arrest, and in
default was placed in Jail.
George +. Coke left Wednesday for
st. Louis where he is to make ar
rangements for the manufacture Of
iceless refrigerators on a large scale.
o. W. Pausch, former member Of
the local high school faculty, left
the city Wednesday for San Francis
90, California.
Miss Beryl Long is expected soon
from FL Paso where she has been in
a hospital, having been injured in n
gasoline explosion.
NJ. J. Miller of Spokane, Washing
ton, an agent Of the Wells Peugh
Realty Co., who has been here for
several days, has returned home to
interest others in the Mimbres VAL
ley.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-04-09
{. s. Stroup Here

f. s. Stroup of Salina, Kansas,
president Of the Irrigator Mill and
Manufacturing Co. of that city, ar
rived in Deming today. The irrigator
double-w windmill, that promises
to solve the irrigation problem in the
Mimbres Valley, will be installed by
Mr.. Stroup on many ranches near
Deming.
Mills are EN- route in carload lots
to meet the demand that Mr.. Stroup
feels will be created when the ranch
ers see the ones already sold line up
to the volume Of water they are guar
anteed TO pump.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-04-09
the JUBILEE SINGERS WILL
Be MERE TOMORROW NIGHT

Buckner's Famous Jubilee Singers
will make their first appearance in
Deming on next Saturday evening at
the Crystal theater. The concert,
which promises to be among the very
best given by any travelling company,
will be under the auspices of the
Deming Romans club.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-04-09

The next meeting Of the Patrons
club will be held at the high school
auditorium Friday afternoon, April
10. DR.. Swope will address the meet.
ing. All Interested in this work arr
invited to be present.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-04-09
Methodist Church

9:45 n. m. Sunday school. (The
tent is in good repair now, after the
fre). III 100 n. M, morning worship,
sermon by the pastor. 700 p. M,
Epworth league. 500 p. m., evening
Worship, sermon by the pastor.
Note the 3 o'clock hour for sum
mertime.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-04-09
Won Guessing Contest

Mrs. j. c. Ingram won the guess
ing contest at Kinnear's drug store
last Saturday. A large pile Of Rex.
all cold cream was placed in the win
dow and the purchasers at the store
invited to register a guess. Mrs. In.
gram guessed the exact number, l49
cartons.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-04-09
An ARM0RY BOARD OF CONTROL IS
NAMED BY GOV. VIC. MCDONALD
Capt. A. W. Brock, Lieut.. J. C. Wat
son, J. s. vaught, and John Cor.
bett Entrusted with Finding Loca-
ton for 0emlns's New Structure.

Word has been received here of the
appointment of II Deming armory
board OF control by Governor W. C.
Mcdonald consisting of Capt. 4. W
Brock, Lieut.. John G. Watson, j. s
Vaught, and John Corbett. The hoard
will meet for organization here on or
shortly after April 20, when Adlu.
tant General Harry T. Herring will
be in the city. General Herring is
ex-of'ficio member of the board. AZ
ter the organization, sites for the
proposed armory will be considered
and arrangements made for the con.
struction OF the building, for which
the Legislature has appropriated $l7.-
500. The building will be completed
by fall, il the present plans work
out.
The suggestion has been made that
the county furnish the site now occu.
pied by the county Jail which is to be
demolished. The state requires that
the city furnish n site without cost
and within three blocks of the pres.
ent postoffice. The lots on which
the present jail stands fills all re.
Quirements, and is cornr location
admirably adapted to the purpose.
Petitions to the county commission
ers. asking for the site. will probably
be circulated within the near future
James Fielder returned Thursday
from n business trip to Santa Fe.
Mrs. Belle Bishop of Haywood is
in the city for medical treatment.
j. NJ. Carr of haywood has been
in the city for the past few days.
Mrs. McVannan of Separ was in
the city Wednesday.
Everett Wells made business trip
to FL Paso Wednesday.
r. II. Case has returned from San
Ia Fe where he transacted business
in connection with state lands.
Mrs. F. c. Peterson left the citv
Monday for Roscoe. Ill.,. where he,
mother is reported critically i'll.
The Misses Fanny and Nora Cof.
felt returned To Silver City Wednes
day. They have been visiting with
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hubbard.
y. {. Peterson has purchased From,
q. NJ. Sadler frame bungalow on
Pine street where he will reside in
the near futur.
Damon Hubbard won the prize at
the amateur performance at the Pas.
time theater last Friday evening.
The Rev. Theodore Y. Platt. who
has been very seriously i'll. is re.
ported by his physician to be out Of
danger.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-04-09

Word has been received here of the
birth Of daughter on March II to
Mr.. and Mrs. James Dymond. The
parents were former residents Of
Deming, but now make their home at
Cripple Creek, Va.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-04-09
Gifts 10 Library

The following gifts to the Demine
Public Library are announced: d. s.
Swope, eleven volumes Of "Presi-
dents Messages" and eleven volumes
of documentary History Of New
York; tynty-two volumes Of fiction
from Mrs. j. r. Waddill; and two
volumes of fiction from Mrs. ]. @.
Moir.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-04-09

T. NJ. Bush, one of the leading
merchants of Myndus. was in the city
Wednesday.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-04-09

Mildred Leffler won tn $l5 prize
offered for amateur performs at the
Pastime thate last Saturday venine.
The Graphic is indebted to Post
master ". +. Foulks for the gift Of
a number Of blackberry roots from
his famous fruit FARM near the city.
j. A. French, state engineer, was
in the city yesterday from Santa Fe.
Mr.. French is making tour Of the
state highways in a motor car.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-04-09

The Rev. Theodore n. Platt. who
has been very seriously i'll. is re.
ported by his physician to be out Of
danger.
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Concluded on Last Page)
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-04-09

Damon Hubbard won the prize at
the amateur performance at the Pas.
time theater last Friday evening.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-04-09

Mrs. Henry Raiihel will return to-
morrow from Silver City where she
has been visiting with her parents.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-04-09

Wells eugh Realty Co. has sold
II. F. Keller REIMBURSEMENT south
of town To c. W. Snidow.
The chronicle=news., 1915-01-01
GREENS OBSERVE 5Oth
WEDDING ANNIVERSARY

with reunion OF all the members
Of their family, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Green today celebrated the 3Oth
anniversary of their wedding. Eight
children and sixteen grandchildren
sat down to Il New Years dinner at
the Green home. some of them COM
ing from quite distant places in Colo
RADIO.
lacse present were Robert Green,
of Fort Collins, Alexander and
,rree sons OF Manitou. Mrs. Robert
Girling and two sons of liotchk!s5,
William II. Green and three children
Of Yeiscr, Colo, Mrs. Henry lGo and
sons of Greeley, Mr., and Mrs. John
Allen and two children OF ASuilar
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. ID, &toddart and two
children of this city and Mr.. and
Mrs George Green. Mr.. Green has
been a resident OF this county since
los. ana prominent ranclman.
The chronicle=news., 1915-01-01
PROF. KELLEY HONORED
EY STATE TEACHERS

Denver. Jan. Frank u. SLUT,
superintendent OF the North Side
schools at Pueblo. has been elected
President of the Colorado State
Teachers association. Ballots which
the teachers have been casting by the
primary election system since the be
ginning Of the convention when
counted showed one Of the largest
votes in the history of the associa-
ton. The Pueblo teacher won by a
iair majority. Or. Charles a. LOry
of Fort Collins, j. A. Season of Sterl-
ing and j. K. Morgan Of Trinidad
were the other candidates for the of
flee OF president.
c. j. i}lout. chosen auditor for
two years, was the only Denver man
elected. Pueblo county aud the
southern parts of the state elected
seven out of the eight new Officers
CT the association
L. G. Cash of Pinon, Pueblo county,
vas made auditor tor the threc-year
term. the newly elected members of
the educational council are J =.
Heating of Pueblo, II. \. Kelley of
Trinidad, Mrs. lnez Johnson Lewis
of Colorado Springs and Daniel Ward
of Rocky Ford.
The chronicle=news., 1915-01-01

those present were.
MIR. and Mrs. \. II. Mason, \. /.
Dain. John Drury, l.. j. Rice, VIII
fierrich. John McBain. a W. Me
Hcndrie. T. j. Fadford. l.. T. Richie,
John Espcy. James Espcy, RodGog
sherman. Oscar Samucis, Fred Clark,
". ". Taylor. Dan Taylor. Jr., u. ].
T.. T.. Kane. f. X. Wood. +. =. wood,
j, II, Abrams, o. l., Davis, Jr,; Mes
danes c. T. Cashman OF Denver,
Thomas, Newman Misses Katherine
Mason. Ruth Clark. Bess Archer.
Mariory and Zcila Northcutt. Nell
Abrams Gertrude and CARA Wight.
Salomc Hershey. Evelyn and Dot
Sanders, Adele IIamrrslough, Gladys
EranSOu. Helen and Lucretia Yea
man. Tot Mitchell Mossrs. viii
Samuels, Dan Kelly. Allen Dovcton,
Sidney sanders. Gilmore Davis, Mil
ton Hamcrslough. Walter Campbell,
Malcolm Erickson, Gilmore Thomp
son. H"rtram Beshroa. sam Morse.
Timothy Kane. Henry coil Captain
Carswell and Lieutenants Robertson
ana Thurman.
Entertains at Bunking Party.
Miss Edith ltadlord entertained Il
few OF her girl friends at a New
Years eve "bunking and watch
party at the Radiord home on Garnt
uVcnue. Those present were Helen
Jacobs, Ruth and Gertrude Espey,
Dorothy Dunlavy and the hostess.
The chronicle=news., 1915-01-01
SOCIETY
Cowboy Dance.

Cowboy Dance.
The annual cowboys dance was
given Wednesday night in i.aJunta
"nd was attended by number of
Trinidad people, who spent the night
there. returning yesterday morning
Invitations were extended to the
most prominent citizens and COW men
Of the city. many of which were un-
able to be present. The dance, as
is the usual custom, lasted until day
fore breakfast. AmCng the Trini-
dad people who were present were
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Grimsley. Claire
Clark and Tommy Thompson.
Miss Mason TO Entertain
Miss Kathryn Mason viii preside
ever prettily arranged dinner to-
night AT her home ON San Juan street
Covers will he laid for Mrs Jack Hen
inc Jameson, Harriet Jameson, Lois
King and Anna Nelson
Eastern Star Installation.
The annual Eastern star installa-
iIon of Officers was held last night
in the lodge rooms, and was an I'M
usually well attended meeting An
olahorat" banquet was served early
in the evening, ard following the
installation exercises a Watch
PARTY" was held. The following OF
cheers will serve the lodge during the
Present year.
Worthy Matron-Clara Mckay.
Worthy Patron Ernest Lunning
Associate MatTon - E.linor Miller
Secrctary- Flora y. Carnahan.
Trcasurer-C. Eta Pierce
tonductorCss Nellie Roberts.
Associate ConductoresS - Mildred
Thomas.
The chronicle=news., 1915-01-01
OLD yEAk PASSES
OUT WITH MUSIC
AND DAhCING

'andemon,um a. midnight when
the year 1914 passed away. 1t
seemed as though all Trinidad was
changing bell, tcUtinE whistle or
disrnarging the family firearms,
When the brazen medley of sound
died away there was proclaimed the
n1rtn of the New Year--I9l5.
It was III all respects somewhat
Cuiet New Years eve celebration in
Trinidad. The younger set made
merry al dancing. the departure of
the year being marked by the open
ing OF the X. G. dance hall and other
regular dances. The Animas club
made merry at the Cardcnas hotel
Cafes and restaurants held merry
throngs .of people up to midnight
when of course. the lid was clamped
on the iirr:2 refreshment
the picture shows did capacity
business up to closing time. y large
crowd attended the presentation of
the "Sheunerd OF the Hills" at the
West theatre. A great number OF
house parfias Claimed the attention Of
Young FOLKS and eVcrvwLcrr the 81!
year tripned out to the strains Of
music and the laughter of men and
women.
The chronicle=news., 1915-01-01
YEARS ENROLMENT
LARGE IN CITY And
COUNTY SCHOOLS

With an attendance Of appNrO.m-
ately 2.ll5 pupils in the Trinidad
city schools. and 1900 in the county
schools. totored by 49, teachers and
principals, the Cducaliona ! depart
mc-t of the county approached the
end Of 1914 with Il feeling that The
youth of tn" vicinity was being
lines; that their duty had been well
and faithfully performed.
\ resume of the situation shows
tile following detailed situation:
Total teachers in the seven Trini-
dad schools Including principals
e..
Total pupils in the seven Trinidad
schools. >. 70.
Total number of schools in county
Conclusive of Trinidad, 50.
Total teachers in county ,cNclus-
i've Of Trinidad, 1870.
Total pupils in county CcNclusivc
of Trinidadp. 1900.
The only new school building
erected in the county duriny the
year was the one recently comlpotcd
ut Garcia Plaza, just east Of the
brick yard. This building
consisting Of two rooms-was
erected ut cost Of $4,000 and is
"a ped with the most modern
school room facilities. including the
''ncrth window light system thru
out.
The chronicle=news., 1915-01-01
O B IT U A Il I
PORTER.


Word has been received here of the
death at San Bcrnardino, Cal, last
night of Mrs. John Porter former
well known resident of this city.
Mrs. Porter resided in Trinidad for
20 years, her husband having died in
this city ! S Years ago. Eight years
;tgo tile deceased with her two sons,
Frank and Roland and her daughter,
Mrs. Jessie Van Bryck. went to Cali
fornia, whore they have resided ever
since.
The many friends of Mrs Porter
will be shocked to learn of her
death
BENTON.
Belly j. Benton. 2S wears of age,
wife of J. w. Benton, died at o.
clock today at the family residence
SIS East Main street. The deceased
is survived by her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. George Slater, husband, J. w.
Benton, and two children. Mrs.
Benton was born in Idaho and came
TO Trinidad with her parents when
she was a small child, and has re-
sided here since girlhood. She was
= member of the Court OF Honor. 80
definite funeral arrangements will
be made until word has been received
from relatives in Idaho and Grecler.
DAYTON
Word has been received here of
the death in Potsdon \. Y, on De
cember -, of Mrs. Mary +. Dayton.
former well known resident of
Trinidad, and the widow of Dr.. ID. f.
Dayton. former physician c. this city
and who died here a number of years
ago.
Mrs. Dayton, with her daughter
Mary, left Trinidad about six years
ago, the latter having been teaching
school at Potsdon. DR.. Dayton was
city physician here for number of
ears prior to his death.