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EL PASO HERALD
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Are the very best in the market. They are made
of fresh haddock, boned and skinned into- a very
fine dough, mixed with cream.
The fish balls are thoroughly cooked and pre
served in the gelatine liquid obtained from the fish.
Fish balls should always be served hot, but as they
are already cooked, need only be heated in a pan.
TRY FISH- BALLS POR A CHANGE
25 Cents Per Can
Old Fashion Buckwheat
If you have buckwheat cake for breakfast you
need genuine old fashion buckwheat. We have just
received a fresh shipment direct from "New York
State.
3 Pounds
Pure Vermont Maple Syrup
50c Quart Cans
NEW CITY DOCTOR
NAMED AT CRUCES
Dr. G-erber Is Selected to
Succeed McBride; Street
Is Opened.
Las Cruces, N. 3C Jan. 14. The
board of trustees of 1ms Cruces met
in special session, accepted the resig
nation of Dr. B. E. McBride as city
health officer and approved Dr. C W.
Gerber to fill the vacancy.
Upon motion.it was decided to buy a
small heater so that any breaks or
holes in the new asphalt paving on
Main street .can :be fixed by the city
at a" minimum cost, it being also or
dered that a sufficient supply of the
asphalting material be purchased as
needed.
It -was decided that an offer of ?200
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TO TELEPHONE CALLS.
TOE REPAIR EVERYIHIXGv
Xev and Lock work, Guns, Pistols, Umbrellas and Bicycles. Agents Cleveland
Bicycles and Bmblejn Motorcycles. Record: Chicago to "New York, 999 miles.
In 3S hours.
Eli PASO REPAIR SHOP. 20S Xortn Stantoa Street. Phone Bell 339.
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Smith Ice Cream Co.
FAMILY 0RDSRS PROMPTLY DELIVERED.
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DRUGGISTS
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OPEN ALL
CARR DRUG CO.
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SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS AND DENTAL SUPPLDSS.
Ben 20
HACK and
Win be p right away."
116 to 120 San Francisco St
LONGWELL'S
Careful
Bell
1054
AGGAGE and
"We're there in just a minute." Storage ana Facking by careful men at right price.
BELL 1054. DOITS TRAHSFML ' AUTO 1966
Use
Secret Prompt and Accurate. Efficient Service. Reasonable Rates,
RING 1362. CONTRACT DEPT.
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EL PAS
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THEAT
Fish
Balis
for 25c
be made to Mrs. McCowen as damages
for the new street which has been
ordered opened through her property,
to connect the Mesilla road witli
Griggs street. Several bills were al
lowed. XAS ORUCES MASOXS
RECEIVE NEW APPLICATIONS
Las Cruces, N. M., Jan. 14. The at
tendance at the get together meeting
of the local Masonic lodge "was large.
Thirteen new applications for the de
grees were received and one appli
cation for affiliation.
PROFESSOR SAGE'S FATHER DIES.
Las Cruces, N. M., Jan. 14.-i-Profes-sor
A. B. Sage, head of the mechanical
engineering department of the New
Mexico Agricultural college, received a
telegram announcing the death of his
lather at Elm Grove, W. "Va. It was
impossible for professor Sage to at
tend the funeral at Cleveland, O.
FAS
MERCH
ANTS
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Who Make
Prompt Responses
EL PASO TSUWE FACTORY
Bell Trunks, Saga and Leather Goods Ante.
1054 Made, Repaired and Exchanged. 196s -
We store gaafli- Opp. Peiteffice, across Plaza
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212 SAN ANTONIO ST.
WIGHT.
Auto 1020
BAGGAGE
TRANSFER
Hem.
Reasonable Prices.
Bell ,1Auto 1001
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TELEPHONE
Uli THE
Las Graces andth eMesilla Valley
if! PRACTICES IN
IKE LiD OFFICE
The Government Institutes
Means to Protect Entry
men at Las Oruces.
Las Cruces, N. M.. Jan. 14. The
United States land office at Las Cruces,
N. M, has just received a copy of the
new 'rules of practice, -which -will gov
ern all proceedings before'the local
land offices, the general land office
and the secretary of the interior, be
ginning February 1, 1911.
The new rules of practice make
many very important changes in land
office matters, the most important of
which is in the matter of contests.
Heretofore a contest against any en
try could be made by any one, which
has" caused a good deal of useless liii--gatlon
before the department, owing to
the fact that neighboring homesteaders
disagreeing, often brought contests for
spite, others brought contests with a
view to selling the preference right to
the land acquired by reason of the con
test, and, in fact, it has been the prac
tice to initiate contests against home
stead and other entrymen on very
slight pretexts:
Who May Bring: Comtests.
However, beginning February 1, 1911,
contests can only be brought by per
sons seeking to acquire title to, or
claiming an interest in, the land in
volved. For this reason, after Febru
ary 1, any one initiating a contest
against any entryman will have to
show, first, that he is seeking to ac
quire title to the land in-contest; sec
ond, a statement of the law under
Which he intends to acquire title if he
is given a preference right; third, a
sworn statement showing that he is a
qualified entryman; fourth, that the
contest lie is initiating is not "collusive
or speculative, but will be dilligently
pursued in good faith.
liust Be Witnessed.
All of the above statements, together
with the usual statement of charges
and allegations, must be cororborated
by one witness under oath.
Upon a contest being allowed by the
officials of the local land office, a
notice of the charges made will be'sent
to the entryman. Unless he appears
within 30 days after service of this
notice upon him and answers the
charges, or denies the same, the alle
gations made will be taken as confess
ed and decision will be rendered by
the register and receiver without fur
ther proceedings.
The rule as to serving a notice of
contest either nersonallv nr hv miMiwi-
I tlon has not been changed.
Dismissing Contests.
Another important change provides
that unless a notice of contest is per
sonally served, and proof of this ser
vice returned to the local land office
within 30 days after issuance of such
notice, or If where service by publica
tion is ordered, publication is not com
menced within 10 days after the order
is made, and the proof of publication
filed with the local office within 10
days after the lasj, publication, then
the contest shall be dismissed. This
will prevent contests being unneces
sarily prolonged.
Time -allowed to Answer.
Another change requires an entry
man whose land has been contested,
SPECIAL SALE.
ON" OUR 25c
PEANUT BAR
15c Pound
SATURDAY ONLY ,
We use HOT WATER to CLEANSE
with at our fountain.
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CONFECTIONERY COMPANY,
C. S. PKKRELL, Mgr.
206 N. Oregon St. Phone 347
Under the Electric Fountain.
E. & W. Shirts
On Special Sale
Seize fhe .Opportunity.
Buy a Year's Supply.
See What You Save.
E. & W. $2.00 Shirts, d - og
Special Price P X o30
E. & W. $2.50 and ?3 A - Q j
Shirts, special priced P i. eOO
E. & W. ?3.50 and $4 o
Shirts, special price.. tPw00
All New Goods.
All New Patterns
Sale Prices on Suits and
Overcoats.
wircy
fo J& f
lafflHijJwiiB
if notice of contest isimade by publica
tion, to make answer within 20 days
after the last publication or the alle
gations made in the affidavit of con
test will be taken as confessed. The
affidavit of contest need not be pub
lished. '
When a contestee does not make
answer to the charges made either by
publication or personal service of no
tice, he must send a copy of his an
swer to the party bringing contest.
Motions for Rekcaringg.
After a decision has been made by
the "register and receiver In a contest
case, either raartv mav mnrp for a nvw
trial within 15 days, upon the ground
oi newiy discovered evidence, or may
appeal to the commissioner of the
general land office within 30 days.
Motions for new trial will not be
considered or decided in the first in
stance by either the commissioner of
the general land office or the secre
tary of the Interior, the decision in
this matter being left entirely to the
register and receiver.
Ground for Xeiv Trial.
k Decisions of registers and receivers
will only be vacated and new trial
granted upon the ground of newly
discovered evidence, and then only up
on a showing that substantial rights
of one or the other have been injuri
ously affected.
No person who has failed to answer
a contest affidavit, or having an
swered, has failed to appear at the
hearing, shall be allowed an appeal
from the decision of the register and
receiver.
In all events the decision of the reg
ister, and receiver will be final, and
will not be disturbed except in cases
of fraud or gross irregularity, or of
disagreement in the decision between
the register and receiver, unless an
appeal is taken within the time, al
lowed. In proceedings before the secretary
of the interior motions for review and
rereview are entirely abolished.
SANTA PS STATION
AT CRUCES BOBBED
Burglars Eorce Entrance to
Baggage Eoom and Es
cape Detection.
Las Cruces, X. M.. Jan. 14. The bag
gage room at the Santa Fe station here
was broken Into and a trunk and
clothes hamper stolen." The articles
were carried behind the water tank
and there forced open, but so far there
has been no means of finding out what
was taken. The theft was dicovered
yesterday. Deputy sheriff Moreno fol
lowed the tracks as far aS' Mesilla
Park and there lost them, but heard
of three men who had passed south on
the railroad track earlier in the morn
ing, and followed them. He found the
three men near Mesquife but they
were not arrested. However, they
stated that they had seen two men
with bundles catch the early morning
northbound freight train at Mesilla
Park. The officers at RIncon and oth
er points north of here have been no
tified to watch for the two men.
CHANGE IX POSTAL OFFICE
IS 3LADE AT LAS CRUCES
Las Cruces, N. M., Jan. 14. E. J. Da
vidson, of New Orleans, has been trans
ferred to Las Cruces to tak chnrfo
the Postal Telegraph company's Office
herra oot,., i.t j "
, .,uu,xu6 lllo uew uuues yesier-
aay. n. m. mrsch, the former man
ager, has been transferred to the Colo
rado division.
PASSEXGER AT CRUCES
SUFFERS FROM PXEU3IOXIA.
Las Cruces, N. M., Jan. 14. Expec
tacion' Alejo of Bosque Bedado was
taken from the Santa Fe train here
this morning- in an unconscious con
dition and removed to the county jail,
where qpunty physician W. C. Fiejd
attended him. He was found to be
suffering from pneumonia.
IiAS CRUCES DAILY RECORD.
Las Cruces, N. M., Jan. 14. The following-
deeds and other papers of rec
ord have been filed in the office of
the probate clerk of Dona Ana county:
Deeds Filed.
The Mesilla corporation to Roman
Villaneuva, tract of land, 25 by 50
varas, in town of Mesilla.
The Mesilla corporation to Leandro
Lino, tract of land, 25 by 50 varsCs,
in town of Mesilla.
Santa Cruz Ortega and wife to Juana
Perea, tract of land, 50 by 50 varas,
in precinct 7, La Union.
Roman Villaneuva to Cruz Ortega,
lot 25 by 50 varas, Mesilla, two fane
gas of wheat and $1.
Leandro L'no and vife to Cruz"Or
te'ga, lot 25 by 50 varas, western por
tion of Mesilla, $2. .
Joe A. Gumm and Mary H. Gumm
of El Paso to F. N. Cragin of La Mesa,
lot 1, block 20, La Mesa townsite, 1
and other valuable considerations
The El Paso Association of Credit
Men to A. Phillip William of La Mesa,
lot 1, block 20, X.a Mesa townsite, $800.
Frederick TV. Cragin and wife of La
Mesa to the El Paso Associatoin of
Credit Men, lot 1, block 20, La Mesa
townsite, $1 and other valuable con
siderations. George Gould Reid of San Francisco
to Francis A. Bell of Cleburne, Texas,
lots 7 to 11, inclusive, block 4, and
lots 1 to 9, inclusive, block 5, Central
i-ai-K tract iso. 2, Las Cruces, $10 and
other valuable considerations,
L McLaren and wife of Tucumcari
to Israel E. McLaren of the same
place, lots 17 and 18, block 22, Miller's
"Washington Park addition, Las Cruces,
?50.
J. T. Miller to N. H. Johnston of
Fort Worth, Texas, lots 5, 6, 7 and 8,
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block 13, Miller's "Washington Park
addition, Las Cruces, ?1 and other val
uable considerations.
J. T. Miller to Frank Gibbs of God
ley, Texas, lot 14, block 15, Miller's
"Washington Park addition. Las
Cruces, $1 and other valuable consid
erations. Henry D. Bowman, and wife to H. F.
Bennett and wife, quit-claim deed to
blocks or lots 130, 131, 132. 133 and 134
j and block 135, situated in the Mesilla
Civil Colony Land grant, containing1
61.10 acres, $1.
M, ' T. Brown and H. D. Bowman,
trustees, to Nellie Hill, two tracts of
land on the west side of the Rio Grande
near Picacho, one tract containing 3,2
acres and the other 34.5 acres, 51.
Rafaelits G. Barela to Nellie Hill,
two tracts of land on the west side of
the Rio Grande near Picacho, one con
taining 14 acres and the other 20.5
acres, ?1.
The Guaranty Trust and Banking
company of El Paso, as trustee for L.
H. Vanderwerf. to John 'Pn-mno of dal-
lup, lots 1 to 12, both inclusive, and
lots 37 to 48, both inclusive, all in
block 54, Miller's College Park addi
tion, Las Cruces, 1 and other valuable
considerations.
Bill of Sale.
Joe A. Gumm and wife of El Paso to
F. W. Cragin of La Mesa, bill of sale
to an undivided one-half interest in the
mercantile business at La Mesa, for
merly conducted under the firm name
of Cragin & Gumm, 1 and otlfer valu
able considerations.
Frederick W. Cragin of La Mesa to !
the El Paso Association of Credit Men,
bill of sale to everything directly con
nected with the mercantile business at
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Satisfaction of Mortgage.
John Duffey of El Paso tovGeorg-e
Goold Reid of Memphis, Tenn.
Proof of Xiabor.
Natividad Montova has filed rtrnnf nf
labor for the assesment work for the!
jrcai j.jjj.u on me Ban Jose and the
Judge mining claims, - situated in the
Organ mountain mining district.
Power of Attorney.
Marcela. San oh at nnil .Timnfe Va ..-.,.
have appointed Crespin Vijil as their
auorney to transact any business
which may come before him.
Death Return.
January 6, Annie Felix, aged one
year and three months, died at Las
Cruces of whooping cough.
Butcher Bond Filed.
lscaianto & Ledesma have tnA
ond. ln the sum of $1000 for the con-
ducting of a retail butcher hnslnosc in
the town of Dona Ana.
WHEAT PASSES FOR MOXEY.
Las Cruces, N. M., Jan. 14. A deed
dated in 1SS9 was filed yes
terday in the probate clerk's office,
which Is a curiosity at present, inas
much as It conveys a lot in the town
of Mesilla for -a consideration of two
fanegas, or about five bushels of
wheat, and only $1 in cash. The' deed
is well preserved, but has never "be
fore been recorded.
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window and base; 11 colors, also clear.
Turtle Paini . Glass Co.
Bell Phone 20C.
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We have a complete assortment
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AMMUNITION
SADDLES, HARNESS
SPORTING GOODS
Come in and let us show you.
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Re bought Ms window glass after the dropin prices
and sells accordingly.
WE MAKE MIRRORS.
Bell Phone 532: . 214 ISTo. Stanton St
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VdIRECTORS: .
H. D. Bowman, President; V. B. May Vice President; R. E. McBride, Se
retary; Charles E. Miller, Anthony, N. M.; W. W. Cox, 0rgn, N. M.
THE BOWMAN BANK & TRUST CO.
Paid Up Capital $50,000.00
this Bank is in a Position to Undertake Any Kind of Banking Buafee).
Will Act as Executor, Administrator, Trustee, Assignee.
INTEREST PAID ON TIME DEPOSITS.
Las Cruces, ar Ifexica
TUCUMCAEI CLTJB TO
IMPROVE CITY PARK
Establishment of Telegraph
Offices Sought; a Bill
Board Measure
Tucumcari, N. M-, Jan. 14. The Bay
View club of this city is endeavoring
to have the cfty council turn over to
its management the old baseball park
on South Fourth street, so that it may
be convertea-Into a city gark. Several
years ago the owners of the McGee ad
dition to Tucumcari. donated this plot
of ground to the city on condition that
it make a park of it, but since that
time, the Tucumcari Athletic associ
ation has held a lease on the place,
using it for ball games and various
other athletic events. Now, it is claim
ed, the club has sufficient funds with
which to improve the propertj7", and it
is aimed to remove, the old building on
"the lots and plant trees. The lease
-rc-Kich the athletic association holds,
is considered to be 'invalid, and the
council has ordered the land vacated.
The business men of this city are
circulating a petition asking the tele
graph companies to establish an- up
town office here. This measure has
! -. 1- J .. V. . Ion. -vArV "Jk"T
SS sairSTe office? Tin 'C wss.
'f - sufficient number of Une j
business men of the city shall sign a
petition asking- for same. The offices
at present are in the depot.
George W. Evans, jr., a member of
the Rocky Mountain Bill Posters' as
sociation, and proprietor of the- Evans's
opera house of this city, appeared be
fore the city council and requested the
passage of an ordinance prohibiting
the indiscriminate posting of bills and
offering the ordinance of the organiza
tion for passage. H& proposed the
erection of at least eight boards for the
posting of signs. The ordinance is un
der advisement. .
The question of the city waterworks
by .the council as a public measure was
not discussed, although the matter had
been extensively discussed on the
streets-.
WIDOWED MOTHER, WITHOUT
FUXDS, KD.LS HER SOX
Rochester, N. Y., Jan. 14. Mrs. Edith
Melber, a widow, who says she Is 23
years, old, of Schenectady, confessed last
.night, according- to the Rochester po
lice, that in a. swamp near Albany last
Friday afternoon, she gave her 5year
old sont George, carbolic acid, from
the effects of which he died.
She was locked up on a charge of
murder.
In explanation of her crime, Mrs. Mel
ber says she has been a widow four
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BITTNER COMPANY
PRICES: 15c, 25c, 35c
Wednesday, Saturday, Sunday,
TTSTrTe. 4n. 3 ntr
Aato Pkome 1208. B
Arms Company
Electric
Flashlights
We are closisf tiem ot
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Electric Co.
lor South Stamtom St.
' The El Paso
J30TTLE AND JUNK
Company
1505-9 San Antonio St.
Dealers in ola iron, copper, brass,
lead, zinc, rubbers, sacks and bottles.
BOTH PHONES
years, during which she has had a
struggle to care for herself and child
and that this battle for an existence
drove her to take the boy's life.
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man. MATTICE-BUSH CO.
Heating and Plumbing Contractors 3
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109 i. Campbell St. JK
Bell 956 Apb 2356