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DEMING, LUNA COUNTY, N. M., FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 1009.
No. 52
VOL. 6
STRUCK BY
STREET CARS
John Corbctt Meets with
Serious Accident in
Los Angeles.
Mr. Ji.hn Corbett, one of the
wealthiest and most influential
citizens of Doming, who left on a
business trip for. Los Angeles a
few weeks ago, was struck ami
badly hurt by a street car in
that city a week og hut Sun
day evening. Mr. Corbett was
alone at the time, having: started
God Worli of Officer Hearn
A short time ago, it will bo
remembered, a fellow by the
name of J. II. Paine came here
as a painter for the S. P. During
his stop here he loaded up on the
"oil of joy," and, creating a
disturbance by assaulting Albert
Keith, was g-ntly taken in tow
by city marshal Ilearn. His per
iod of incarceration having ex
pired he wa3 let out and lost
i it tie tinv in getting beyond the
limits of Doming. However, he
had no sooner departed than
marshal Ik-arn received a de
scription frm J. C. Ralphs,
sheriff of S in Hernaüno county,
DOES NOBLY
BY SCHOOLS
out to visit eome friends in the
city, and just how accident Cal., of a man vJaated therefor
occurred we have been unable to burglary which tallied exactly
learn.
Mr. Corbett's injuries consist
of a broken rib, a bally lac
erated hip, arm and hand. 11
is in a horpital receiving the bet
of medical attention and care and
it is thought he will soon have
recovered Fullicier.lly to stand
the trip home. His wife has
joined him.
Mr. Corbett's misfortune isa
New Mexico Legislature
Votes Half a Million
School Bonds.
Santa Fe. N. M.. Feb. 9. -The
territorial legislature to-day
adopted a bill in both branches
providing for an issue of $500,
000 worth of bonds to aid in ex
tending the public school system
in the rural districts. Acting
Governor Nathan Jalla signed
the bill.
G. S. James has sol i his fruit
stand to W. Pv. Merrill.
Our lumber merchants report
with I'.iino M:irih:il Iterirri cot.
busy at once and in connection abi improvement in business.
with G. K. Wall.v:. S. P. road
detective, succeeded in having
Paine arrested at Piddle, Ariz.
He proved tobe the man wanted.
A reward of $100 was out for
the fugitive, which the Deming
(ificer and railroad detective will
land.
It wasa pretty rtnooth. cap-
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painful shock to his numerous ture.
friends here and expressions of Mf A R (.u wM n f,om
the dtepect regret are ream
throughout the city.
Not so w ryjeng until the city
election. j
C. L. Huh.bard ha3 his new
wagon yard about completed.
Some kind of an improvement
taking nlaee in Doming daily.
A satisfied customer is our
long suit. It. Swansy, the lum
berman. Many are gripping still and
others are taking it more to
heart.
John Iloseborough spent last
Saturday and Sunday at Fay-wood.
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Anew 1 i-room rooming nuuo
will bo erected in the city in the
near f Jture.
The sun shines brighter in the
Mimbres Valley than it ere did
in fairest Italy.
Sash. Doors. Lumber, Shinnies,
Lime.Cement.Fire Clay, Plaster,
(llass.Putty and in fact every
thing that is carried by a first
class lumber yard is always kept
in stock by II. Sw anzy.
Probate Judge C. C. Fielder
has been conrinod to his home
most of the week with sickness.
his raiuh Saturday.
Perpetual motion may be dis
covered in Demitig some day.
Two nice rooms for refit for
light housekeeping. Inqiire of;
Mrs. JUUUS UOdCn.
Valentine dance at Clark's
opera house Monday night, Feb.
15th.
Paints at tho Crescent Lumber Co.
S. Lindauer is having the old
powder house converted into a
dwelling.
Provident Iiailuy. of the C. C.
;t M., has gone east in the inter-
est of the road. 1
Jus. Todhunter U having the'
A grand future for Dtmingj three cottages he recently pur-i
seenu to be a foregone conclus
ion. Mrs. Dr. Coleman sustained a
painful injury to her krae a few
days ago.
W. K. Merrill and G. S. James
spent several days at Columbus
th3 week.
Frank Meyers, the popular
Santa Fe engineer, is confined to
his home with illness.
There is, apparently, no end
to the strangers and prospectors
streaming into Deming.
fee that you get the best for
your new houe. II. Swanzy,
the lumSerman. has everything
of the beJt in the building line.
President Hcrndon, of the
Crescent Lumber Co., was in Swanzy.
thased in the city nicely remod-
el,d.
For q'n'ck sa1"s on commission i
basi. list, voiir property with i
McCAN& MILLKIi, the Land
Men. I
Mrs. A. W. Pollard will enter-1
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Farming Implements
of all Kinds.
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Farmers Organize.
The farmers of the Mimbres
W. C. T. U. Meeting.
Nine of tlv? V. C. T. U. ladies
tain tnis week a'id next in honor .nw following uifijers for the en
of her mother, Mrs. J. W. Hog- suing year:
I'resid'.nt u. l"ie,
Valley formed a permanent or-! met with Mrs. B..ugh Saturday
g;,r;7atlvi last Silunlny, electing ' afternoon and h;id a very inter
esting meetinu'. AH those who
A Carload of Wagons.
Mr. J. O. Gray, representing
the Wiona Wagon and Carriage
Co., of Wiona, Minn., was in
the city last Saturday and while
here sold a carload of these
ers.
Mr. S. G. Boyd will open up
his new grocery and feed busi
ness in Shull Pros' old stand
next wéek.
Vice President H. Ramsey.
are imeresie-i in u-mueraiu-c , famf)U3 wagons to Mr. P. C.
I work are invited to be present on j Peterson, proprietor of the Dem-
I Mrs. Walter Guiney U amon
The ears of the jack rabbit those down with the grip.
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grow longer in the Mimbres
Valley than anywhere else in the
Secretary - H. L. Iilankenship. Saturday, feo. lo, ai o p. m.
Treasurer -W. A. Kamsey. Regular meeting place at Mrs.
. 1 1'augh's, opposite undertaking
parlors.
Paints at tho C:v.5c:nt LumiKt Co.
golden West.
Talk about the new house you ; pleasant vuit m
are goin to build with R. week
Mr.s. S. Field returni'd from a
HI Paso this I
' Dr. Steed has been fomewhat
! under the weather this week.
1 Paints ut the Civ cent LumtuT Co.
ing Carriage Works fc Hardware
Supply House, and also a con
signment of carnage.?.
Mr. Peterson has had over 30
years experience in wagon and
carriage making and his judtr-
I ment in this line especially there
is every reason for believing is
iit-edgeJ, and in the pui chase
made certainlv
the city Saturday on his way to
Douglas.
A large and enthusiastic num
ber of Hondi'.le citizens were in
The winter expanse will soon
Mondav night was alnut tho ,
MMt r.t the. winter season.! Saturday was an m lication of
be over. In the Mimbres Vallev. ftinsidin-Mdi. iee formed althouirh i what every day m Deming wi.i
however, such a thing as winter the thermometer was at no time he as soon as the farmers get to
is Brncticallv unknown. in ibir.fr cr. . going some
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Chria Raithel is having a lot
mat made h. certainlv shown
It is wonderful the a-.-tivity that it is. for thsre is no better
thut is prevailing in farm prop- wagon or carriage on the mar
ket today than the Vuona and
f f w that equal it.
The Wiona wacron is built in
the greatest hardwood growing
section in the United States.
which ensures that the very best
The little daughter of Mr. M.
M. Dunson fell and quite pain
fully hurt her arm one day this
week.
the city Saturday. They are ex
pecting to raise good crops down !of nce Rhade trees set out at his
that way this year.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Ihrtman
leave thi3 week for their home
in Oklahoma City. They have
been spending their honeymoon
in the Mimbrei Valley.
Joe Stump has sold his fertile
The prospect for the finding of valley farm and moved to tiwn.
artesian water in the Mimbres! 'e are mighty glad to have Joe
Valley is quite flattering at this; as a citizen and wish we had
writing.
When the smelter and the new
railroad arrive there'll be no hold
ing Deming. Indecd.it is n hard
matter now.
The work of laying the new
cement sidewalks in Deming will
begin when danger of a freeze
has passed.
ten thousand more just like him.
M. M. Dunson has tho con
tract for remodeling the build
ing occupied by Mrs. McDaniels
boarding house and tho Baker
building formerly occupied by
Shull Bros. That the work will
be satisfactorily done there is no
question.
. ! Harry Riley will join his wife
R. bwanzy wants your orders. Antonio.Tex.,lstof March.
Lare orders, small eraers. mj-
place occupied by Mr. Baugh and 1 uiutn orders, or just orders look Mr. l.y expects to go on uo
having it otherwise improved in 'good to him. i read, nuking San Antor.b his
appoarance. Chris being a Re-1 , ,r . . , headquarters.
publican couldn't possibly be T n w Trof. Salver lus moved his
anything other than progressive,!- brr i J family back here from El Paso.
and enterprising. V"1 Z . "" Once a resident of fair Deming
Cliy lUesiKly irreuilOH ins man) .11 j ri
Vtt,nnn. iV. j t, 1: ...... the charm never fades, lheir
Valentines. I friends. He was on his way to ; . .
. . . . 1 t '.u o d friends wil be glad to loam
A few nice ones left. Only California for a two months !
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A. L. StD&rt
C. L. BftHer
Deminá Real Estate
Doth Residence and Business Properties for
Investment and Occupation
Houses to Rent, Homesteads, Desert Claims and
Deeded Lands just outside the town limits.
Deminrj Real Estate, Purchasing Q.
Commission Co.
Office Just east of póstoTice.
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a few more days. Get one
before it is too late. If
you arc going to have a
Valentine Party look over
our line for invitations, cards
and favors.
IRVINE A RAITHEL,
The usual morning services
will be held at the Presbyterian
church next Sunday. Subject:
"Self Examination in God's
Presence." Miss Weatherbe
will sing. The congregation will
join in a union service at the
Methodist church in the even
ing. Mr. Reed Vatkin9, one of our
leading young stockmen, has
gone to Elmore, O., where he
claim as his bride Miss Tolly
Jaeger, a charming young lady
of that city, who Is well and
popularly known in Deming.
They will make their homo in
the Imperial valley of California,
where Mr. Watkins will engage
in the stock business.
visit.
material that can be obtained
is us'd in its construction,
and in buying a Wiona you will
get a wavon or carriage that will
irive satisfaction to you in every
respect.
Mr. Peterson expects thecar
loa 1 to arrive about the 15th of
Mareh, and if you contemplate
buying a vag n or carriage it
will be to your interest to call
and inspect his stock.
Thomson h Co.
SURVEYORS
Civil and Mining Engineers
All kinds of Maps. l'.Iuo
l'rinta. Whito Prims,
Tracings, etc. . . .
Prepared at the Shortest Notice
-THOSE 24-
Offlr. ; with TI.. Dymond Dcmtn,N.M.
lo., lion! Av.
It is reported that tho El Taso
& Southwestern is to extend its
line from the present western
terminus, Pcnson, to the Pacific
coast. Th'13 move, it is under
stood, is the direct outcome of
the railroad war being waged be
tween the Southern Pacific and
the Southwestern for control of
the mining camps of Arizona.
The contemplated move is the
most pretentious in the history
of the Southwestern, or rather,
the Ph?!ps-Dodge interests.
George V. Chester has been'
appointed local agent for the'
Singer Sowing Machine Co. at.
Doming, N. M.. K. J. Wiiliims:
having resigned. j
Mr. Joseph Clossin resumed I
his position with the Southwes
tern again this week after a sev
eral months layoff occasioned by
getting his foot crushed on the
Santa Fe road.
The wild sand waves were .1
little turbulent this week and
moaned as if they might be in
distress. Somehow they always
seem to become more restless as
spring approaches.
W. B. C0RWINJ
ARCHITECT and
SUPERINTENDENT
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Plans and SpcciScations.
-Phont 64-
Deming, - N. M.
Mr. Wash Rankin is here from
his home in Nebraska visiting
his brother, Wright, the wealthy
stockman.
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