El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-09-04

picion that he, like themselves, would
sell his soul for pass, l think 1t wise
to quote what others say about Cloud
| croft.
James Harrison, banker from FIT.
Worth, Texas, who spent week while
locating his family for the balance of
the season, said: This is great
like to froze last night. just think of
how the folks down in our section are
struggling for heat and here we are
hunting for a fire. This will be great
place to spend the summer. Thou
sands of Texas people will come here.
This is just what they want and need.
| shall be up again before the season Is
over.'
| j. w. Oakford, prominent attorney
at law from Scranton, Pa, said: You
| have great country, wonderful TO
me, because of the numerous astound-
ing advantages visible on every hand
only awaiting the touch of enterprise
and capital to make them yield hand
some profits. Some of my clients and
friends are becoming interested in
your country, and you New Mexicans
| will never have occasion to regret It,
for they are enterprising people and
will push things along. They will un-
earth your hidden treasures, and spend
lots of money in converting them into
a commercial commodity. This spot is
ing it highly"
Mrs. Katie Cabell .Currie Of Dallas,
Texas, was enthusiastic in her praise
of ClOudcrOft's numerous advantages
and said just what our people want and
need. Ii they knew Of such climate
SO near to them and so easy OF access
they would flock to it by the thousands.
The Texans here this season will carry
the glad news back to their friends.
and next year you will find that we
Texans will appropriate this spot by
thousands for our summer vacation
have employed every moment OF my
stay here. It is simply grand"
81. j. Anderson, prominent citizen
of Scranton, Penn, said: Eyes, L am
has great future. Many of our peo-
pie are becoming Interested; you will
find them good citizens. With railroad
to develope and bring to the front re-
sources, your country will make rapid
progress. Lessee many enterprises
awaiting the touch Of capital to make
them pay handsome profits and our
to catch on and bring them out. we |
have nothing in Pennsylvania that
will compare with these Sacramento |
mountains. It is surely q treat to
spend a few days here away from bust |
ness cares"
Miss Retta Dorset of Bonhsm, Texas.
said: "Oh, am deli lighted. 1 think |
summers here or know the reason |
why"
j. G. Bushong. Jas. L. MARI. VIM. K. |
Mari and Julius Krakauer, all of Ell
Paso, made up party that seemed TO
get the full benefits out of Clondcroft-
Came prepared to rough it. Was out
for recrestion and found it. These
gentlemen were long and loud In their
praise of Cloudcroft.
Judge T. A. Falvey of Ell Paso says:
''Just my size. Cloudcroft fits me ex-
actly. 1 amt looking for anything bet
ter. l have bought land, built a 7 room
house. and my family are comfor tably
auartered for the summer and l can
run up whenever 1 can get away from
lion. You see down in the valley we
kinder dry up for want of rains and we
need to come up here for a season
where in rains, and swell out.
"This place will catch Texans just
what they want and need. They will
lock in next summer by the thousands.
Good day, sir, come and see me at
ny ranch"
J. p. Deter, of Ell Paso, has proven
MS admiration for Cloudcroft by pur-
chasing lot and building q cottage
Ind said: Eyes, like this climate. ]
enjoy it. 1 think it is just the thing
Tor Ell Paso. We can at small expense
make our families comfortable for the
entire summer and we can run up from
The heat and cool off for day or two,
and still be in touch with our bust
ness. II
Mrs. E. F. Pearson and her mother, ,
Mrs. N. S. Alexander, accompanied by !
Richard Myer, from Boston, Mass,
make up quiet family of means, who {
ire spending the full season at Cloud
,roft, and think it superior to anything
hey have found west of Boston. Mrs. e.
Pearson, psychometric mineralogist, y
8 interested in several gold and copper ..
laims in the Sacramento mountains .
which she has located during =
he summer. She said: 81
m partial to New Mexico .
like dry warm climate our eastern
eople don't yet realize that this coun-
ry is accessible without danger from
indians stage ROBBERS etc. We have r
mplOyed our stay. We came before e
be opening, we have been treated y
oyally by every body. If New Mexico i,
ould be blessed with about two dozen q
.ddy brothers she would soon take "
ank as one of the greatest states west l.
the Mississippi river instead of won
ering when if ever sheswere going toI
q admitted as state
CAV.
Cloudcroft, Aug. 10, so.
A GOOD THING s.