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LIVESTOCK NEWS-SOUTHWESTERN DEVELOPMENT. X PASO HEUAXJB
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Numerous Shipments Made
to Range and Sales Are
made to uoioraao men.
Van Horn. Tex, May 13 Van Horn
cattlemen have been receiving: large
consignments of cattle during: the past
week, as well as making good ship
ments to other points. Among the cat
tle shipped In were 1600 head received
by J W. Corn, to be put on the ange
he purchased from Hall and Canin.
J M. Brownfield and his sons. John
and Dick Brownfield, Albert Sanders
A. Son. John Coffelt Tfevle Hawkins
and Byrd brought in 159 head of cattle
from the north end of the county. The
cattle -were sold to Graham & Price.
Shipments from Van Horn.
Shipments made from Van Horn in
clude 400 head shipped by Ed Jones to
Lamar, CoL D. C Armstrong; also made
a shipment to Lamar, Calif. George
Eans & Sons have shipped 330 head
f-om Kent to Graham & Price, at
Odessa. Another shipment to the same
firm was made by Glenn Durrill. Hardy
Mershon, Bertie Bristow and Vernon
Wilson. It consisted of 165 head of
the Durrill cattle. Allen Hall and Dolpn.
'Williams also shipped out 200 bead.
BnUdinR Blc Tank.
W D Garren is having a large tank
built on his range, 30 miles soatheast
of Van Horn. When completed it will
represent an expenditure of 5100. Mor
tng & McCraoken are in charge ef the
work on the tank.
What
Causes
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Aching, burning, and
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callouses, and sore
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But there is no ne
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store- A twenty-five-cent package
is usuallv enough to cure the worst
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A WOMAN'S HAIR AND
THE STORY IT TELLS
Somebody has said that a woman's
teeth are milestones Indicating her
age, but a far more Important fea
ture indicative of years is the hair.
Many a woman has kept her youth
ful appearance long past middle life
because of proper care of the hair,
and In this care the first considera
tions are absolute cleanliness and a
choice of the right shampoo. It is
not advisable to use a cleanser made
for all purposes, but rather always
use a prepartion made for shampoo
ing only. You can enjoy the best that
is known for about three cents a sham
poo by getting a package of Canthrox
from your druggist. Dissolve a teas
poonful in a cup of hot water and
your shampoo is ready. After its use
the hair dries rapidly with uniform
color Dandruff, excess oil and dirt
a-e dissolved and entirely disappear j
"-.
lour hair will Be so fluff that it
will look much hea ier than it i Tt '
win iooh. nmootaiiet man it is. If? ,
luste" and softness will also delight
tub, while the stimulated scalp gains I
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Shipments Are Made "Under
, Special Permits; Expect J
uai-aumie laqauicauon.
Although the quarantine against Mex
ican cattle has not been raised. ertain
special permits for the entry of Mexi-
a number of shipments from southern , longed to accept the delightful din
ports hae been received. A shipment ner invitation, John had an engage
of 3W head of cattle and mules w as re- ment for that evening an engagement
ceived last week at Galveston, this he could not break.
hoinxr one of the larsrest shiuments 1 nh I'm en wirrrr Vr Korrls ex-
made since the quarantine order becam I claimed. "And." tentatively, "I sup
effective. The cattle is all being held . j you are so newly married that
In quarantine for a week before it is al
lowed to proceed.
May Modify Quarantine.
Cattlemen here were advised Mondai
that a meeting of the livestock board
was to be held Tuesday afternoon at
Austin following a conference with
Gov. Fetgueon, and it is expected that
the quarantine order, though still op
erative, will be greatly modified.
Among the most important modifies
f tions expected are the inclusion of a
number of other southwestern states in
the four state quarantine agreement,
ivhich is now effective between Texas,
Colorado. .New Mexico ana Arizona.
This agreement permits of Interstate
shipments. It is believed that Colo
rado, Utah and California, and possibly
Oklahoma, will be added to the quar
antine agreement.
Range Conditions Good.
Shipments through El Paso have been
light, though local cattlemen ha e been
advised that considerable shipments
from both Arizona and New Mexico to
the Fort Worth market are now oeing
gathered and will soon pass through.
Range conditions to the east of El Paso
are excellent, with an especially good
range in the Valentine section. All
water holes are fnll and the stock ap
pears to be in fine condition.
William Harrell, secretary of the Pan
handle & Southwestern Stockmen s as
sociation, is in Amarillo, attending a
meeting of the axecuthe committee.
GETS SBOFQR
TIIEUDS
Amarillo, Tex May IS n tlS.000
cattle deal which is remarkable tor the
high price secured for the stock sold
is reported from Hereford. Charles
Donald, of Hereford, is reported to have
sold to J. A. Fleming, a Missouri cat
tleman. 300 two year old steers at an
average price of J 60, the deal aggre
gating 318.000.
Inusnally Fine Steers.
While the price is regarded by local
cattlemen as much above the ordinary,
the steers sold are also above the or
dinary, comparing favorably with three
year old steers in weight Sid size, it Is
claimed. '
Deal on for SOU yearling.
A deal for 500 yearling steers Is un
der way between D. M. Hargrave. of
Canadian. Tex., and Amarillo cattle
men. The earlings are to be purchased
through local cattle commissioners.
A number of smaller cattle deals have
been made during the past week bv
locai cattlemen and tne inaications
point to continued activity
STANTON SUPPLIES BULLS
TO MANY SOUTHWEST RANCHES
Stanton, Tex. May 18. Stanton Is
supplying fine bulls to mans; west
Texas ranches and farms, and a num
ber of bulls have been shipped from
here to Arizona ind New Mexico points.
B- B. Dickerson. of Stanton, has sold
boUs to the following: To Cowden
Bros, for their ranch west of Midland,
car load, to D. C. Coats, near Pecos, a
car load; to Jack Puckett. for shipment
to Amarillo several; to IMgar Timber.
lake. Globe, Ariz, car-load. A car
load of bulls were sold to II. L. Holly,
of Denver, for his ranch near San Mar
cial, N. M.
CALIFORNIAS BUY $400,000
WORTH OF YAVAPAI CATTLE
Prescott. Ariz. May 18. Since Jan.
1. 3100.000 worth of cattle have been
sold by Yavapai county stockmen,
chiefly to California buyers. It is esti
mated that before July 1 the year's
sales' will reach 31.060.000.
Miller & Lux. of the Imperial valley.
California, have just bought 1300 nead
of yearling steers from Kirkland and
Skull valley growers, for early June
delivery They paid 332 a head. This
is the ruling price for young steers.
BURTON BUYS WILLIAMS r
SHEEP RANCH FOR $20,000
Jerome Junction, Ariz. May 18. C.
E. Burton, who owns a big sheep ranch
near Jerome Junction, has purchased
the ranch and cattle of James Wade,
near Williams, paying 320,000 therefor.
Hereafter Mr. Burton will conduct two
ranches
Charles Hardy, of San Diego, has pur
chased from Burton 1000 head of mut
ton sheep, at 3S 75 a head. This Is said
to be the highest price ever reached
in this section.
$27,000 WORTH OF CATTLE
SHIPPED FROM TAIBAN, N. M.
Talban, N M-. May 18. A total of
327,000 worth of cattle was sold here
recently by Bill Elliott. Jake Gregg and
other cattlemen to G. W. Medley, of
Clarendon. Tex. The cattle were
shipped to his ranch at Pampa. Tex.
The shipment amounted to S00 head.
Of this number 617 head came from the
Elliott ranch. 1S7 from the Hall ranch,
and remainder from various parts of
the country. It required 11 cars to ship
them.
DOUGLAS CATTLEMEN ARE
EAGER TO IMPORT CATTLE
Douglas, Ariz. May 18 Local cat
tlemen are eager to resume their busi
ness of importing and selling Mexican
cattle, and are hopeful that when the
Arizona Livestock Sanitary board meets
at Phoenix, May 20. the quarantine
against Mexican cattle may be lifted.
Letters received here by local cattle
men indicate that such action may be
taken.
TRAFFIC CLUB WILL BE
FORMED THURSDAY NIGHT
A traffic club will be organized
Thursday night at the chamber of
commerce. The club will have for its
prupose the securing of better rates
to El Paso from the east and from EI
Paso to the local wholesale territory.
S. S. Baker, of the El Paso smelter.
Is organizing the club and will have
the first meeting Thursday evening in
the trafflce department of the chamber
of commerce. It is the intention to
have representatives from all of the
wholesale and retail stores and facto
ries present at the meeting.
! LONDON IS WTTHODT
STHCET UAIl SERVICE
Tnnnn fTTno Uav Iff TOTItli tho av-
caption of an occasional car. London
wis witnout street car service Monday,
,rtuaHy all the drivers and conductors
uf Ue London county municipal raii-
road street car system now out on
strike having taken a pledge not to re-
turn to work until a permanent ni
ciea. ln pal ,,,d not "mtTtli a , xr
bonu is gra iteu.
A Serial Every
"A Man and
Isabel Gets Suspicious Over a Mysterious Telephone
Call To John.
By VIRGINIA. TEUHUXE VAN' DE WATER.
CHAPTER XXII.
X the afternoon following her
o:
discussion with, her husband,
Isabel Hamilton called up Ida
Ferris and explained that while she
ou would not come witnout Mr. Hamil
ton'"
"Well, that depends," Isabel hesi
tated. "I might go without him "
She was interrupted by her friend's
merry laugh. "I think the bubbles
are beginning to rise to the sufrace
of the water" Ida teased. "I am de
lighted, ray dear, for soon you will
emerge and be yourself again."'
Isabel was, glad that Ida conld sot
see her blush of mortification, min
gled with resentment. Tret her tone
showed that she was piqued.
"I did. not think. Ida." she began.
"that jou would misunderstand my
position .in this way "
"Oh. my dear!" Ida Ferris protested,
"don't sound so crossf I was only in
fun. Young wives always get lot's of
teasing you know. You are surely
not so silly as to be vexed are you?"
"No," Isabel replied, conquering her
momentary indignation. "Perhaps,"
she explained, "I am a bit sensitive,
for it seems as if I was taking a
liberty in letting jou even think of
having me without my husband. An
unattended woman is not always wel
come at a dinner."
"But ypu shall not be unattended,
for I shall ask some man to take your
husband's place at the table," Ida as
sured her. "That is, if you can think
of somebody. Aren't you acquainted
with some nice chap who would waive
ceremony and come een though he
has not met meT"
"I don't know," Isabel stammered.
An idea had occurred to her. Why
might she not suggest David Duval
or Henry Dennis' But no Dennis
was not just the kind of a man she
cared to introduce as her escort. He
was not as refined as DuvaL Certain
ly he was not as much of a gentleman
or as well educated.
"Well do you know anyone whom
von would lllv m in Inwtt" Trla
asked.
i Idea Is Suggested.
What would John say. Would he
appro e? She must nave time to con'
sider.
"Will, it do if I drop you a note this
evening?" Isabel queried. "There are
several men who might do, but I
want to think the matter over. Mean
while. If you remember some man you
would like go ahead and ask him."
"No there is nobody in particular,"
said Mrs. Ferris. "In fact. I would
prefer some nice person whom you al
reaHy know. It would be much Pleas
anter for you. as all except myself
will be strangers to you. This dinner
is In your honor, you know so I
want you to hae matters just as you
would like them"
"Thank you, dear," Isabel returned.
"I will write you this evening."
"And send the man's address, re
member." Ida supplemented. "Then I
will write him, begging him to excuse
A Narrative of
Helen Entertains the Club
i-ELBN lifted a flushed, face from
H
the table where she was mixing
a salad dressing. Nora was
whipping cream, and even "Winifred
had been pressed into service and was
picking out nut meats for the cake
that wa3 almost ready for the oven.
Helen was to entertain the bridge
club that afternoon, and she was par
ticularly anxious that everything
should go on all right. Helen had
missed out on entertaining when she
had gone to Panama, and this was
the ifrst time that she had had the
pleasure since they bad organized.
Mrs. Dalton had called up that morn
ing to ask if she might bring her
sister, who was visiting her, and Helen
had given her consent, half glad that
she was to entertain a. stranger in her
charming apartment and half filled
with misgivings for fear everything
should not go off all right.
"We'll have just simple refresh
ments." she had said when she had
planned the day before with her
mother; and now it seemed as though
the refreshments were not going to be
so simple after alL
A smile twitched Helen's lips at
Nora's effort to make her feel at ease,
and she finished her dressing and
wiped her hands, and then hurried into
the living room to see If everything
looked all right There were four
tables today, as several guests were
coming The cards were all carefully
laid out on the tables with the tallies,
and over on the piano were the prizes.
Evcryfhlntf Ready) Room Piellj.
Helen stole a last look at the crepe
de chine boudplr cap which she had
fallen in love with and had bought on
the instant, and the dainty handker
chiefs and the lamp shade. Everything
was ready, and the room certainly
looked pretty.
Helen was In the midst of dressing
when the bell rang and Nora knocked
on the door a moment later with a
larce box.
"Where do you want these. Mrs. Cur
tis'" she asked.
"Flowers, Nora," said Helen, her tone
full of surprise. Who. could have sent
the flowers? Not Warren, for Warren
had left that morning with a bad cold
and very cross In consequence. He had
declared that he would not be home
to dinner when Helen had announced
that she was entertaining.
"Lot of cackling women," he had said
disgustedly. "Won't leave prooably
until 7 oclock. You know how 1 hate
it."
"I know jou do. dear, but its only
Tkeir Married Life
One Should Read
His Wife"
the informality, explaining your hus
band's unavoidable absence, and asking
him to come in his stead. Will that be
all right?"
"Yes I think so," Isabel answered.
"Again, thank you, and good-bye."
bne had a thrill at the idea of having ;
as handsome and. entertaining a nun
u.iu uuiai aa jier oojn. vn.
course she would not allow him to come
for her, but he would surely bring her
home. That would settle the matter as
t now she was to return late in the
evening. It might also show John that,
even if he would not escort her, there
were others who would be glad to.
That might bring him to his senses.
It takes a small Incident to soften
the mood of a loving wife. In this
case the "small incident" was the ap
pearance of a messenger from the
cleaning establishment bearing a box
containing the renovated dress, earlier
timn it naa been promised, as omnia
deposited the box on a chair Isabel
took from her drawer the money that
John had given her to pay for having
the gown cleaned. There was a two
dollar bill with a half dollar wrapped
in it. It was just as John had handed
it to her, and the wife, remembered
how his hands looked as he folded the
money together. He had such grace
ful hands, and how nice he had been
about the money. When the messenger
had gone she opened the box and
looked at the dress. It was as good as
new. thanks to John. Even if it had
become soiled going to his friend's
party, he had made all the amends
possible. And how generous he had
been about the gloves, too! He was
very good to her.
Her mood had changed. Ida Ferris
could supply the guest to be put in
John's place. His wife had not the
heart to do it. John might disapprove
of her suggesting David Duval, and she
would not hurt him for worlds after
he had been so dear and kind. Later
she would telephone or write to Ida
and tell her she could suggest no man
as a possible guest. Just now, however,
the marketing must be done, after
which she must go down town and buy
some blue ribbon to make into rosettes
for her evening slippers.
Telephone Call for John.
It was late in the affenoon when
she returned almost time for Jonn to
be back from the office.
"Has anyone called or have there
been any messages, Cynthia?" she
asked, looking into the kitchen on her
way to her own room.
Xnly a telephone for Mr. Hamilton,
ma'am. 1 took down de number. Here's
it. He was to call up as soon as he
got home."
"Very welL" The wife shut the
kitchen door and started across the
hall. Then she glanced at the slip ot
paper the maid had handed to her.
"Riverside 10076." she read. Who could
this be9 A sudden Impulse made her
turn back to the kitchen.
"Here. Cynthia." she said, holding
out the slip of paper containing the
telephone number. "Give this to Mr
Hamilton himself when he comes In.
I might forget it, for I have so many
things on my mind."
"All right, ma'am." the maid replied.
"I'll put the slip right here on the table
by vay dishes then 1 11 be sure not te
forget It. For I can't serve the dinner
without seein' It."
(To be continued.)
Everyday Affairs
At An Afternoon Bridge.
one night, and I'll try to make It as
pleasant as possible."
"Humph, mighty pleasant it will be.
You neednt expect me home."
And Helen bad said nothing more.
Warren, in a mood like this one always
acted in his most injured manner. .The
more he was coaxed the more stubborn
he grew, and Helen, knew the matter
was hopeless Whether he would re
lent and come after all she could not
tell, but It was best to leave him alone
at present. -
Box Filled With Rosea.
The big box was literally filled with
long stemmed roses. It seemed as
though there were dozens and dozens
of crimson beauties, and Helen gasped
a little. Surely Warren would never
squander all that money on flowers.
The flowers he had given her were
nearly all sent in a spirit of reckless
ness, or of making up with her for on
of his bad tempers. But as for just
sending them regardless of a special
motive. Helen knew that it was hardly
probable.
The little card read: "Lieutenant
Bardsley Roberts."
Helen caught up the little card and
slipped it into her top dresser drawer.
The flowers she gathered up and car
ried into the kitchen.
"Help me fix these," she said breath
lessly, as her mother stood aghast.
"Aren't they .wonderful'"
"But where did they come from,
child"" said her mother, who had fol
lowed Nora into the living room.
"Lieutenant Roberts, one of the array
officers Warren and I met in Colon."
Helen's Mother Wonder.
Helen's mother smiled quizzically.
"Is he in New York?"
Apparently, yes, I suppose no will
win. sail, ncien. as careieeEiv as nos-
im .j -.- .1 - . 1
nosers 2KMh5rflKSfl? "T " """- to mm'e1i.S; ove fVSm
flowers should have arrived just now. the old Countj Hospital all property
Dldjou ever see anything so beauti- of this County therein contained.
im. '. s i . ,J April 28. 1915.
"They certainly are gorgeous, said 1 on motion f Commissioner Orndorff.
her mother. What are you going to I duly made and seconded, it is ordered
do with the other .vase?" i b, ,, Court that the County Auditor
.. ". l "4L. ' n.,m? ro"?' on th'. s,l':- be and is hereto instructed to purchase
board. Take them in for me. will you. '
Nora, while I slip into my dress-"' j ' -
A few minutes later Helen mi , r-e Wan en was fool !) enough to send
dressed and in the living room, read ' ion ill these'
to receive the first comers. i Helen smil. il be lUIerlngly, with
"What perfectly wonderful flowe-s" n pu k heeks
said Mrs. Wallace, a friend or Mrs. ill im, .u t,. ku- anything
Stevens, who arrived with her- ami . i 1 1 K -he ml m long as yoa
smelled the glory of perrume iir tli. .iinn. tr.m u'n. i vtl rrankly.
haU". j, . 1 ihuus.li 1 is jut as surprised s anj-
My dear, protested Mrs. Stevens. I one when the ranw And she re-
' what richness' Helen, you must have fused to say another filing during the
robbed a florist of all he had. or else entire afternoon .Cop right, 1915. In
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Official Proceedings of
The County Commissioners
7. isi.
Court met at 10 oclock a. m. Officers
present. Hon Adrian Pool, County
judge. Hon. James Clifford. Commis-
sloner Precinct No. 1; Hon. George Pep-
dell. Commissioner Precinct No. 3. Hon.
Seth B. Orndorff. Commissioner. Pre
cinct ao. i. Hon. j. m. wailing, com
missioner Precinct No. 4: S. B. McClin
tock. Clerk, by C Aranda, deputy.
April 27. 1315.
On this day, on motion duly made and
seconded. It is ordered by the Court
that claims against El Paso County,
T.Tttfl k nnri th aan.A spa liArhv an.
I proved upon their respective funds as
me same appear noon the claim "-ecora
No 5, pages 36. from claim No. 330 to
claim AO. ITS. inclusive.
Anril 27. 131E.
On this day a protest from the El
Paso-Southwestern Architectural Asso
ciation against the action of this Court
In awarding the work of the new Court
House building was presented'and read
to this Court, and the same having been
fully eonsideVed by said Court, Join M.
Wyatt. Ed Kneezell and others, on mo
tion or commissioner Walling, It is or
dered by the Court that the said pro
test be received and filed.
April 27. IMS.
On this day. on motion of Commis
sioner Walling, duly mace and second-
" ordered by the Court that the
petition for road repairs In Precinct
ao . irom tne country uiud to tne
North Loop Road, he referred to Com
missioner Pendell with power to make
such repairs at a ocst not to exceed
3200.
April 27. 1915.
On this day, on motion of Commis
sioner Pendell, duly made and second
ed. It Is ordered by the Court that the
petition for repairs and grading of
roads in Vai Verde Addition be and the
same is hereby referred to the County
Road Engineer with power to act.
April 27. 1915
On this day. on motion of Commis
sioner Orndorff. duly made and second
ed, it is ordered by the Court that the
Tax Collector and Assessor be Instruct
ed and authorized to correct the tax
rolls as follows, to-wit: The SH of 17
to 2L Block 121, Highland Park for
1912. D. Roll to read, the N of Jots
17 to 21 in said Block 121; the descrip
tion of 45 mln. N. W. corner Block 12.
Mills to 45 mln. N E. corner of said
Block.
April 27. 1915.
On this day, on motion duly made and
seconded. It is ordered by the -Court
that the netition of the District Judges
for a library in the Court House build
ing oe passed over for futrue action.
April 27. 1915.
On this day. on motion of Commis
sioner Orndorff, duly made and sec
onded, it is ordered by the Court that
the report on the examination of the
books and accounts of El Paso County,
Texas, for the period from November
30, 1910, to November SO. 19H, made by
Robinson. Masqueiette & Co. under a
contract with the County and the same
is hereby received and ordered filed.
April 27. 1915.
On this day. on motion of Commis
sioner Orndorff. duly made and sec
onded. It is ordered by the Court that
Dr. Irving McNeal be and be is hereby
appointed Assistant County Physician
in place of Dr. G B. Calnan. resigned.
April 27, 1915.
On motion of Commissioner Prnrtell
duly made and seconded. It is ordered
by the Court that the petition of San
Antonio Brewing Association for re
fund of taxes paid on liquor dealer's
I license No. 1049 be and the "'same !s
hereby referred to County Attorney
Croom for Investigation as to the right
of the Court to refund the same.
April 27. 1915.
To the Hon. County Commissioners'
Court: '
Your committee, after ftill examina
tion find that the tax reported delin
quent for years 111. 1912. 1913. in the
K. L. Dorbandt Ysleta lands, being Val
ley Gate surveys 41, 42, 43. 44, IS. and
4$. were assessed nnder Surv. Nos. in
acreage and Intended to cover all his
lands In his home tract, and we ask
yon to Instruct the Tax Collector and
Assessor to make proper corrections.
G. W. Hoffman.
. Ill I. Watson.
. By C H. Armstrong.
Deputy.
The Court then adjourned until to
morrow at 10 oclock a. m.
Attest:
E. B. McCHntock. Cferk.
by C Aranda, Deputy.
Adrian Pool,
County Judge.
Wednesday. April 28, 1915.
Codrt met at 10.30 a. m. all officers
thereof being present as of yesterday.
April 28. 1916.
On this day, on motion of Commis
sioner Pendell, duly made and econd
ed. it is ordered by the Court that J.
M. Goggin. Dan Jackson and C W.
Croom be and are hereby appointed as
a committee to determine the right of
the Commissioners' Court to incorpor
ate in the specifiactions andntract of
the new Court House building the pro
vision that ail artists and laborers em
ployed in the construction thereof shall
be American citizens.
April 28, 1915.
On this day, on motion duly made and
seconded, it is ordered by the Conrt
that Commissioners Walling and Orn
dorff be and are hereby requested to
accompany Trost & Trost on an Inspec
tion trip of the Court House buildings.
April 28, 1915.
On this day. on motion of Commis
sioner Walling duly mad and sec
onded. It Is ordered by the Court that
the claim of 1 G GaaL former superin
tendent of the County Hospital, for the
sum of 32532 33. as n resented, be re
jected. Commissioner Clifford votluc
no.
April 28. 113.
On motion of Commissioner Walling,
dulv m?de and seconded. It is ordered
D tne Lourt tsat the superintendent of
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i April 38, Mis
Onrootlon of Commissioner Peadell,
duly made and seconded, it is ordered
J byithe Court that the County Auditor
investigate whether or not a suit has
been filed against EI Paso County and
others in the Courts of this County by
Warren Bros.
April 28. 1915.
On motion of Commissioner Orndorff,
duly made and seconded. It is ordered
by the Court that whenever a syphon isj
found to be Inadequate to carry the
water through that the Road Superin
tendent be and is hereby authorized to
build a new one. ,
April 28. 1915. '
On this day. on motion of Commis
sioner Orndorff. duly made and second
ed, it is ordered by the Court that the
pauper allowance granted by this Coun
ty be turned over to the Women's Char
ity Association for distribution and
that warrant therefore be issued in
their name monthly and receipt taken
by them for all monies paid out on
this account and returned same to
County Auditor.
April 28. 1915.
On this day. on motion, duly made
and seconded, it Is ordered by the Court
that the claim of I. G. GaaL salary lor
the month of March. 3125.90. and rent
from Jan. 1, 1915. to April 1. 1915, 3450
for County Hospital oe ana me same
are hereby allowed upon the general
fund for said amounts.
April 28. 1915.
On this day, on motion duly made and
seconded, it is ordered by the Court
that the report of Maximo Aranda. Jusr
tlce of the Peace. Precinct No. 4. of
fines collected by him and paid in to
the County Treasurer in the sum of
310.00 for the quarter ending March 31.
1915, be and the same Is hereby ap
proved. April 28. 1915.
On this day, on motion of Commis
sioner Pendell. duly made and second
ed. It Is ordered by the Court that the
petition of B. K. Goree and C. W. Clark
son, Trustees for The James &. Schow
Co. bankrupt, or refund of County
taxes be and the same is hereby grant
ed, on account of double payment.
April 28. 191S.
On this day, on motion duly made
and seconded. It is ordered by the Court
that supplemental map of Government
Hill Addition to the City of El Paso,
Texas, be and the same is hereby ap
proved and adopted by this Court and
the Court hereby approves and adopts
the streets and alleys in said map des
ignated, and the said streets and alleys
are hereby presented to and dedicated
to the public for their use and benefit
as public roads and highways: provided
a duplicate thereof be filed in the of
fice of the County Assessor, and fur
ther provided that the County will not
obligate Itself to keep up the roads ln
said Addition.
April 28, 1915.
Tc His Excellency, the Governor and
Legislature.
Whereas, the expense of the Eighth
Court of Civil Anneals, slttintr at El
Paso, has increased from its beginning
until now it is costing the County of
El paso two nunarea dollars per montn
to maintain the same; and
Whereas, the expenditure of the
money by the County for the purpose of
maintaining said court is unauthorized
by law and is contrary to the statute:
and
Whereas, the said Eighth Court of
Civil Appeals is necessary to the ad
ministration of justice in the State of
Texas, and the condition of the treas
ury of the County of El Paso is such
that the Commissioners' Court feels un
authorized to make further provision
for the maintenance of said Court and
this Is emphasized by the fact that all
appropriations made by the Commis
sioners' Court for the maintenance of
the Eighth Court of Civil Appeals is
without authority of law and said
Eighth Court of Appeals is a State in
stitution, created by the Legislature.
Now. therefore we, Uje unders-gned
County Judge and Commlssionors of El
Paso County, Texas, respectfully re
quest the Governor and the Legislature
to include in the appropriation bill such
sum as may be necessary for the main
tenance of the Eighth Court of Civil
Appeals at El Paso. Texas
In this connection, we desire to state
to the Governor and to the Leeislatnro
that we are having plans made for the
wKuwi ui & new urari noun in i
Paso, which we expect to have com
pleted within the-next eighteen months
and in the new Conrt House it is our
Intention to provide full and complete
accommodations for the Eighth Court
of C1U Appealer
Respectfull submitted,
Adrian Pool.
County Judge.
James Clifford.
Seth B. Orndorff.
George Pendell.
J. X. Walling.
Commissioners.
The Court then adjourned sine die.
Adrian Pool
Attest: County Judge.
B. B. McClintock. Clerk,
by C Aranda. Deputy.
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