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Ek PASO HERALD
16
Friday, May 23, 1913
j DEVELOPMENT
TWO ROADS PLANKED
TO SAN JUAN ITEM
Snt Kmmm People Pstaalesl kjr Rival
Mt"Mt la XiM jLiucelca t
BstfM Pnpic Itoad.
Santa Rosa, N. M., May 23. Los
Angeles dispatches announcing the in
itial subscription of $35,000 of $1,500,
000 corporation which is said to hare
placed a corps of surveyors in the
field for a.railroad to be known as the
Santa Rosa. Pal ma St Albuquerque
railroad, have been received here with
sf.me interest. It is stated that the
announcement is made following a
conference in that city of Roc Island
a. Southern Pacific officials, who are
taking an interest in the project of a
ai'.road from Los Angeles to the San
Juan coal fields in this state. Santa
Hua business men have for some time
i onsidered the practicability of a con
necting line of railroad from the
t- rmmus of the Rock Island at this
j"int, by the way of Palma and
Monarity and the Hagen coal fields,
to Albuquerque, and the preliminary
steps looking to a survey of such a
line under the same name as that
mentioned in the Los Angeles dispatch.
were taken recently at a meeting of
the Santa Rosa Commercial club. What
connection, if any, the local organisa
tion has with the Los Angeles confer
ence is not known. Officials of the
Santa Rosa, Palma and Albuquerque
railroad at this point are reticent.
For some weeks past, the Rock
Island has been handling considerable
astern freight turned over to it at
Ialhart by the Hill system, delivering
it to the New Mexico 'Central at Tor
rance, which in turn deliverer it to the
Santa Fe at Wttl&ra. destined 'to Santa
! falifrma points.
Whatc ?r other purpose there may
be for this roundabout routing of
western freight; ft is apparent that a
;art ntal interest in the New Mexico
Vntral is being -shown by some
stronger system, and in this It is dlffi- I
. r. It to disregard the possible and I
r"-obab!e interest f the Rock Island f
interest Of the Rock Island
That the Estancla valley road
stem
may become a part of the Rock Island
sfct-m in the near, future, seems to
tr.ose on the outside to be within the
range of probabilities, and if this is
true, the early construction of the
Santa Resa-Monarity line. Is almost
a certainty. Local business men
t. hind tiie moiemtut for : uch a line.
say that the fact of a similar move
n. nt emanating at Los . Angeles, will
not deter them from proceeding along
the lines heretofore planned.
To InMtml CaMBlwc Factory.
"rs Ga'.lr jos. who is interested in a
rortion of the recently -developed irri
gated land adjoining town. s arrang
ing to instal a canning factory here
this season, for the purpose of taking J
' are of a large acreage of chili. It is j
' is purpose 10 -specialize in inis pro
duct, but -will also place on the market
a number of other products, including
the fine fruits grown in the local
orchards. '
The committee recently appointed by
the Commercial club to interest the
women in
civic improvement, have j
Ti .'ioW" o.r
arranged for a general "cleanup" day
here, and have districted the town and
assigned subcommittees to supervise
the work. The matter of the organ
ization of a woman's board of trade
has been temporarily deferred.
S. P. TO HAVE NEW
OFFICES IN PHOENIX
Phoenix, Arir., May 23. Plans are
d-awn for a general office building for
the rizona Eastern Railroad company,
to be erected in Phoenix before the
nd of the year and the cost between
JTJ.iOO and $100,000. It will be located
next to the big roundhouse now being
bu'H in the new yards, in the south
eastern part of the city. The present
uptown offices of the Arizona Eastern,
except the ti ket office, will be moved.
The buildine- will be of concrete con-
,.V7ncroonf'throuehou0tr,es ln heiBbt "
Superintendent C. M Scott denies
that there is any immediate prospect
of a union depot being built in Phoenix.
WAYLAND COLLEGE
DEBT GUARANTEED
Texas T mmi Jb Development Compaay
Brian la Seveatfc Weil Xear
Platevferv; Plaas Big Lake.
Plainview, Tex , May 23. A commit
tee from the Baptist state board of
. ducation has just met here and ac
cepted Wayland Baptist college for
correlation with the general system
f schools maintained by the Baptist
church in Teas. Baylor university is
the head of this system. Seventeen
men guaranteed the debt of the col
lege, and then Dr. J. H Wayland and
wife, who have alreadv given the
school more than $150, 00, pledged
real estate valued at more than $100,
O00 to relieve the local guarantors.
I W. McClasson, formerly of Waco,
was made business manager for the
colle?.
The Texas Land and Development
company has brought into pumping its
GOLD DUST
brightens
the home
Nothing is so attractive as a
cleanly home; nothing con
tributes so much to cleanliness
as Gold DwSt. No matter what
it touches china, pots and
pans, floors, woodwork, clothes,
etc. it cleans thoroughly,
leaves everything spotlessly
clean, bright and attractive.
Don'tuseup all your time and
strength trying to keep things
clean; use Gold DftSt every
where you can in all your
household cleaning and let it
dothework. Itworks so quickly
and thoroughly that really it
makes cleaning a pleasure i
nstead of a task. It makes
home "sweet" home.
You can boy s
large package of
Gold Dust roc
5 cents.
"Lmt the GOLD DUST TWINS do your wer"
fSsSJHBCT A kVi? t
Sporting Goods
Reliable Brands Low Prices.
Shelton-Payne Arms Co,
30.1
rhUan
Ieoaiis (continuous linos) pose through points
of equal air pressure. IerrRKHMS (dotted Maes)
pas throazu point of equal temperature; drawn
only for zero, freezing, 90s. and 1C0.
O clear: Q partly cloudy; $ cloudy;
g rain: snow; report misslnc.
Arrows fly with the wind. Vtast Scores, temper
ature: second, precipitation of .01 Inch or more
for past M hours: third, maxtmem wind veloo
Ity. f seventh weU. It is located within 150
feet of the Santa Fe depot and will
i keep Lake Park supplied with water.
xne well is being pumped witn a trac
tion engine at present and has devel
oped almost 2000 gallons per minute.
At the rate of 1800 gallons per minute
it will take 100 hours of continuous
pumping to fill the lake, -which has a
capacity of 100 acres feet. The lake
will be stocked with fish and boats -will
be. put upon it
The Malone Light and Ice company
is doubling its electrical capacity, -with
a view towards supplying "juice" for
pumping some of the big irrigation
wells in the shallow water district.
WORK TO START ON
NEW BISBEE CHURCH
Bisbee. Ariz.. May 23. At a confer
ence with James Higgins. who do
nated the site, and the building com
mittee of the Catholic church, final ar
rangements for starting work en the
u ZCi HLj.h JV th -,,i 7"
be in and it is hoped that the milfllr.jr
can be nearly completed during the
warm weather. It was JeeMe-i that j
on lv tne Dasemem snouia oe oi wick
and that all the remainder of hs struc
ture shall be of stone and brick. The
cost has been raised to about $39,014.
The Bisbee Business Men's Protective
association has issued its new rating
book and has a membership of "S"0.
This shows an increase of about 1200
over last year, which was a record
year. The association is making ar
rangements to issue to each member
rating cards so that, should he leave
for another city, he can immediately
establish his credit.
L W. Wallace is building a new sta
ble on Clawson avenue.
Owing to the' blasting at the old
slag dump, which is now practically re
moved, the city pound has been moved
to the city barns.
TUCSON PROPERTY '
IS CHANGING HANDS
Tucson, Ariz., May 23. George T.
Fisher, merchant, has bought a 70-foot
frontage of property on Pennington
street in the outskirts of the business
district from Mrs. Matilda Zeckendorf,
of Hamburg, Germany, for 314,000. An
cient adobe buildings of the old town
type cover this section, though it is
close to the courthouse. Fisher bought
as an investment.
Harold Bell Wright, novelist, has
sold his home on the Speedway to a
wealthy Chicagoan named Heild, who
wants it for a winter residence for his
family. The price given was 3 6590.
YUKA COKFAXT HAS
BIG KAISK IX VALURS
Yuma. Ariz.. May 23. From 338,990
to $142,575 Is the increase in the as
sessed valuation of the property of the
Yuma Electric and Water company.
In 1912, when property was supposed
to be assessed for half its real value,
the company's assessment was ralsod
$10,000, making it $36,900. This was
over the company's strenuous protest.
This year, under the full valuation
order of the state tax. commissioner, an
itemised statement given the corpora
tion commission was used as a basis
for the valuation. A liberal rate for de
preciation was allowed, but even then
the value of the water and light "sys
tems was $119,135 and that of the gas
plant $23,440.
DAILY- RECORD
BiiHding Permits.
To Wttiiam Rheinhlemer, to build an
addition, lots 19 and 20, block 223,
Campbell's addition; estimated cost.
$230.
To Isaac Alderete. to build a moving
picture theater. San Antonio and Santa
Fe; estimated value $1000.
Beedft Filed.
West side of Stanton, between Ninth
and Tenth streets George Look to
Francisco T. de Legarda, lot 9 block
33, Campbell's addition, consideration,
$lSe; Nov. 15, 1912.
Southwest corner of Trowbridge and
Jefferson streets First National bank
to W. T. Stevenson, lots 17 to 20. in
clusive, block 65, Government Hill;
consideration, $1050; May 20, 1913.
North side of Oro, between San
Marcial and Rayner streets Fred J.
Clark to T. J. Cassidy and H. M.
Adams, lots 11 to 14, Inclusive, block
66, East El Paso; consideration, $1609;
May 21, 1913.
Clint. Texas, Francisco Arco and
wife to A. T. Celum. tract of land near
G. H. depot at Clint; consideration,
$100; May 8, 1913.
El Paso County. Texas H. P. Ham
mond and wife to F. M. Hammond,
sections 3. 4. 10, 11, 14. 15. 22 and 23.
block 5. Public school land; considera
tion, 15120: May 21. 1913.
Ysleta, Texas Cista Telles and hus
band to C & Hill, tract of land. Ysleta
grant; consideration, $14Z; May 31,
m3
Lteeased t Wed.
H. Brown and Etta Gatlln.
W.
1524 International Motor company,
San Antonio and Santa Fe: Mack truck.
1525 Same company; Caurer motor
truck.
1526 D. W. Gourley, Val Verde ad
dition; Chalmers 40.
1527 S. P. Seneff. 518 Buchanan
street: Indian motorcycle.
1528 W. G. Hofer. 719 Williams
street; five passenger Reo.
BfrtfeA Boys.
To Mrs. Cleveland W. Croom, El
Paso; May 17.
To Mrs. Maximlano Delgado, twins,
1016 Stanton; May 10.-
To Mrs. Frederick Muerdter, county
road; May 18.
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El Paso-, Friday. May 23, 1913.
Fereeasts.
El Paso and vicinity: Fair tonight
and Saturday.
New Mexico: Tonight fair: warmer
in southeast portion; Saturday fair.
West Texas: Tonight fair:- warmer
in north portion; Saturday fair.
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WELLS GOOD ONES
Rnach Owners are Fashing "Water De
velopment; Goml Water Strike
, en the Kelly Kaacb.
Bisbee. Ariz., May 23. Constant de
velopment in the San Pedrovalley is
being reported by the many ranch own
ers living here. The best feature, they
say, is the great increase in water
develooment. The lazest strike is re
ported by W. A. White, who is operat- I
ing with a 1000 foot Armstrong ma- j
phmp fit rr.11 hrnnmt ti rtn th T J
Kelly ranch, eight miles west of Here-
ford. The well has a six inch casing
and encountered the water bearing
gravel at 125 feet. Tested with machine
buckets, the well showed itself equal to
a production of 50 gallons per minute.
Under pump this production -will be
materially increased. Mr. Kelly has
five acres in fruit trees and will use
the stream, for the irrigation of this
grove and for a small truck garden.
Contractor White, following the
bringing in of the Kelly well, has
moved his outfit to the ranch of L, H.
Watts, one mile west of the Kelly prop
erty. He expects to encounter water
there at about the same depth as on
the Kelly ranch.
Andrias Rios and Pedro Garcia had
a discussion regarding politics in Mex
ico and. after a fierce fight on Brew
ery gulch, were both landed in jafl. The
jailor, however, forgot to put them in
separate cells and the yells of the other
prisoners, about equally" divided po
litically, brought the keeper to the jail
on the run. A pool of blood on the
floor attested to the heated discussion.
J. M. O'Connell has been removed to
the hospital, suffering a general break
down. Capt. H. A. Sievert. to whom Ojeda
surrendered at Naco. is in the city.
Walter Douglas has returned from
a trip to the coast.
MARFA STARTS MOVE
FOR MODERN HOTEL
Marfa, Tex., May 23. A meeting of
the Marfa chamber of commerce re
sulted in the effort to promote the
erection of a $75,000 hotel in the near
future.
The improvement of the telephone
system, under the new management, is
progressing rapidly. Much material is
on hand and many workmen have been
employed. .
Mrs. James Pool entertained frith an
elaborate 8 odock dinner in honor of
the teachers who were leaving. Misses
Annie Lois Johnson and Miss Maybelle
Bobbins.
Right Rev. bishop Shaw, of San An
tonio, is expected in Marfa to preside
at the commencement to be held at St.
Mary's school auditorium on June 2.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Young have gone
to Marathon to make that place their
home.
Miss E. Tyler, of Alpine, was a re
cent visitor.
The secretary of the chamber of
commerce is in receipt of a letter from,
the El Paso chamber of commerce,
thanking Marfa for the entertainment
accorded the El Paso excursionists.
Mr. and Mrs A. M. Porter and fam
ily have returned from San Antonio.
An epidemic of measles has started
In town, but the local doctors nave the
disease in hand and hope to clear it
soon.
Rev. Baxter Golighily, of Fort Stock
ton, was in Marfa.
Mrs. L. C. Brite and 3Dss Hester are
in Mineral Wells. Tex.
Mrs. Mamie Howard and children,
accompanied by her brother, D. D. Kil
patrick. are visiting at the ' home of
judge H. H. Kilpatrick.
John Wernette and P. Vaughn, of
Presidio, spent a few days in Marfa.
They report things fairly quiet on the
border and business good.
Miss Mary Lee Greenwood gave a
musical on Friday night, which had
a large attendance.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Knight nave moved
into their new home.
Miss Kate Russel has closed her
school and gave the children an ice
cream party.
The improvements being made by the
railroad company are moving on
steadily.
Mrs. James Shannon gave a chil
dren's party in honor of her sons
Joe Bishop entertained his friends
out at hies ranch home with a picnic
TEXAS POSTMASTERS
NAMED BY WILSON
Washington, D. C, May 23. Texas
postmasters nominated today were: G.
D. Martin, Donna; Sada Duffey. Emory;
J. C. Wood worth, Cuero; R. L. Bron
baugh, Edna; W. W. Sloanat, Falfur
rlas; J. A. White, Goliad; D. U. Ram
say, Gonzales: John L. Spurlln, Ham
ilton: C C Teas, Karnes City; A. Y.
Donegan. Nacogdoches; B. T. Gardner,
Rogos; O. B. Slayden, Rush; Henry E.
filers, jr. Schulenburg; W. W. Trow,
Trinity; Jean Hornbuckle. Venus; S. A.
Hill, Bellville; A. H. Bute, Ennis; C J.
Davis, Madisonville.
TULAROSA HOTEL IS
SOLD TO J. L. PURDY
Tularosa, N. M., May 23. Phillip
Westheim has sold the Montana hotel
property to J. L. Purdy and who has
taken possession.
Rev. E. D. Lewis is to be here Mon
day to hold a 10 days' series of re
vival services at the Union church.
The Central hotel has been kalso
mined and repaired.
The precinct road work is being
done this week, and much dust is the
result.
STORKS MILLIONS OF
FEET OF LUMBER HERE.
South El Paso along the river front
is becoming a lumber district, as the
Pearson syndicate is storing millions of
reet of Madera pine in the El Paso Mill
ing company's reservation. There are
now 25.000.000 feet of lumber stacked
at the Tilant and another ?.t rtfin ftAn ft
is expected from Madera before the I
end of the rr-nnth The lumber 15 com- ,
' v -r -t hrou'' ih rut1 m iiort at the
ildte of l,""kV'"U ft-rt Uaily. '
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Leeal Data.
El Paso Readings.
Today. Ystrdy.
ip.ro.
29.86
82
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45
27
SE Barometer (sea level) 39.00
Dry thermometer M
We t thermometer ........ 54
Dew point 4
Relative humidity ,52
Direction of wind ;..K
Velocity of wind 8
15
State of weather Clear Clear
Highest temperature last
24 hours 84
Lowest temperature last
12 hours 83
River.
Height of river this morning above
fixed zero mark, 12.5 feet. Fall in last
- nonrs, e.i root. t
i
j rivkr. mtinivr
The Rio Grande mnmml 2?A umni
feet at Elephant Butte dam Thursday
uiuunn, wntn me government engi
neer made the reading at the damsite.
Advice To the Lovelorn
By Beatrice Fairfax.
TKLL, HIM YOU HAVE XOXB.
Dear Miss Fairfax:
I am a rich young girl 18 years
old and am deeply in love with a
young man one year my senior. I am
alone in the world with no mother to
guide me. He has asked me to marry
him. but I de not know if he wants me
for love of me alone or lot-money. How
can I find out? Margaret.
"All's fair in love and war," and you
might try the plan worn threadbare in
fiction by telling him you have lost
your money.
But a better plan would be to refuse
him. He is only 19, and a boy of that
age is too young to love seriously.
GO. BY ALL MH.V7.S.
Dear Miss Fairfax:
I expect to go to a dance accompanied
by a young man. with whom I have
quite an understanding. This young
man does not dance. Will it be proper
for me to dance with other young men.
or would you deem It advisable for ua
not to go to this dance at an?
-. B.K.B.
The young man is taking you for
your pleasure, and knows that means
you will want to dance.
If his experience as a wallflower
proves distasteful to him he will not
repeat It. Could yon net persuade
him to learn to dance? I am aTraid
this difference in yonr choice of en
tertainment may otherwise make
trouble.
CERTAINLY.
Dear Miss Fairfax:
Is It proper for a young woman to
ask a man to call when he has hinted
at it, or to wait until he positively
asks to call?
Madelon.
She has the privilege of asking a
man to call on her, and a hint between
friends should be unnecessary.
GO BACK HOME.
Dear Miss Fairfax:
Am 23 years of age and have been
going with a man 15 years my senior
for over three years. I have had a
quarrel on his account and have left
home. He won't marry me because he
doesn't care to marry me because he
doesn't care to marry now. that being
his reason. We are of different relig
ion. Z. E.
You made a grave mistake when you
left home on his account, which you
must rectify by returning home at
once.
He is 38; he has known you three
years; he says he doesn't care to mar
ry now. It seems to me he doesn't
care to ever marry you, and that you
are sacrificing yourself in vain.
TIME WILL TELL.
I met a young man some time ago,
whom I seemed to care for very much.
Now this ma ncalls at my home and
also takes me out, but I do not'know
whether he cares for me or not. How
could I find out? Anxious.
"Why try to force matters? Let the
man tell his love in his own time and
way, and in the meantime find som
assurance that he is learning to love
you in his devotion to you."
AeddenU to the flesh
will happen, no matter
hew careful you are.
Ballard's
LIN1MEN1
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If von have it on hand the
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For 18 yeais Htnol has been a doctor's
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skin troubles, wounds, burns, sores. pue,
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Remind Soap (26c) sold by all druggists.
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The air carrying the antiseptic vapor, in
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stops the cough, assuring restful nights.
Cresolene is invaluable to mothers with
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irota Astnma.
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