El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-07-17
THE JARILLAS
Progress Steadv.-A Town Will be
Built Before LOng.-CottageS to
be EreCted.-A Hotel Needed


be Erected.-A Hotel Needed
Personal Notes.
Special Correspondence Of the HERALD.
F. M. Spalding, q Colorado boy, is
now our smiling agent and operator at
Jarilla station.
AL Culver of Ell Paso has purchased
two lots and is pushing to completion a
frame building 34x50 to be used as q
short order restaurant and saloon.
w, Pendegrass has purchased lot
adjoining the camp depot and moved
ehis saloon building onto it, so now the
lovers of cool beer can get 1t without
walking a mile from camp.
A. J. King, Ell Paso manager OF the
Southwestern Mercantile company,
spent Friday in camp and said he was
pleased with the business progress the
camp was making. He will keep up
with it, increasing stock as demands
may require.
The Alamogordo improvement COM
pany, owners of the camp town site,
are now selling lots. and in short time
es of Topping falling tents, into more
comfortable frame bulldogs, when we
can say to Ell Pasoans and others, come
on, we can give you ccommodatlon
while you take in the wonders OF the
greatest mining camp OF all New Mex
leo and the southwest
G. P. Davidson, of the Alamogordo
Lumber company, contemplates pur-
chasing q number of lots OF the I'm
provement company and erecting
dozen two to four-room cottages on the
same for rent Or sale. This will be a
move in the right direction and we hope
it will materialize quickly, 1t is good
business Judgment and will pay good
interest on the capital invested. We
have been surprised that Ell Paso lum-
Der men, contractors and real estate
spectators didn't grab onto this ad-
vantage aud inducement like hungry
fish after fresh bait.
Our camp continues to make pro-
gress, and never fails in making last
ing impression upon visitors, whether
they be tenderfeet, Ell Paso business
mec, mining men from Colorado or
eastern men seeking investment for
mining capital. ALI say, "going to have
mineralized country" "why don't you
make fuss about it, ''why stand ye
around idle, you prospectors and min
ers, go down on your claims 100 feet:
yes, 200 feet and prove up your veins
and ore bodies and then you will have
no trouble to enlist mining capital"
Our camp wants hotel. Our camp
needs hotel. The right kind of a
man can make good money running q
good miners hotel in our camp. We
would advise any one seeking an open
ing of this kind to correspond with Mr..
G. P. Davidson. of Alamogordo, pro-
posing to rent, furnish aud operate
same If he would build one. Get q
move on yourself, originate an idea in
your sleeping brain and turn it loose
upon some one and watch it material
ize to some ones benefit and comfort.
Mr.. Davidson is man OF enterprise
and capital and 1s in our country for
business. He Is proving his confidence
in our county by what he is doing in
Alamogordo and the Sacramento
mountains. We are chumps if we
! stand quietly by and let him put all of
moeordo, without calling his attention
to the good things flying around look
ing for lighting place in Jarilla.
Col. G. Vt. Thatcher, a promi nent
mining man from Denver, has spent q
week in our camp as the guest of Sup
rintendent 81. Church and says. 81 am
well pleased with your camp. You
have all the formation necessary for
making good mineral and plenty of It.
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