El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-09-25
we Will THE MOTTO
And the Young Men Are TAX
ing Hold Of the PROF ct
With the Intention
Of Winning.

The mid winter carnival project has
by no means been abandoned and the
latest developments seem to indicate
that the prospect for having the cele-
bration next January is at present
brighter than ever before.
The young men of the town have
taken hold Of the scheme and placed
their stalwart shoulders to the wheel
and il look now as II their enthusiasm
aud energy would sweep away every
obstacle and turn failure into success.
Not until yesterday did the young
men Of the town decide to hold the
carnival, although they had talked the
natter over among themselves for .
day or two. Yesterday they came to
the unanimous conclusion that the
carnival was the proper thing for tho
town and that 1t should be held.
A. S. Greig of the El Psso and
Nor theassern was one of the origin
ssors of the idea that the young men
of the town should put the scheme
through and he had soon gathered
about him an enthusiastic following.
The first step 10 the arrangements
was to organize and to get the proper
material at the head of the organiza-
tion. After due deliberation IL was
decided that Dr.. a. n. Stark WAS the
proper man to put at the helm and he
was consequently chosen IS general
manager. The choice of DR.. Stark lie
considered a happy one, as he is known
to every man, woman and child in the
and Ia possessed OF boundless
energy and pluck and knows no such
word as fail.
The first act of the promoters of the
carnival enterprise gave full assurance
that they meant business and nothing
but business. They adopted as the
motto of the campaign the words
"Ws will'' and decided to order 1000
buttons with the words 1--WE will! Ell
Paso 1901" thereon. These buttons
will be sold st the rate OF 81 each aud
in this manner money enough to put
the enterprise on its feet will be Sc
cured.
The first work done yesterday by the
Carnival management was to lay the
plans of the enterprise before ss many
| leaders, of labor organization as could
be found This was done simply to
feel the pulse of the substantial popu-
lation aud to discover II the movement
would meet With popular support. The
result was most gratifying and DR..
Stark is con fident that q large amount
Of money can he raised before IL will
be necessary TO call on the merchants
aud other business men for assistance.
The plans for financing the enter
prise are, to bs brief, as follows:
II is proposed to cell as many cam
paign buttons as possible. perhaps
several thousaud dollars worth; next
The labor organizations and every
,alaried and professional man In Ell
Paso will be expected to subscribe at
east 81 to the fund, and finally the
committee anticipates no trouble in
one half the receipts Of the
Juarez bull ring, derived from exhibit
'ious given during the carnival.
COMMITTEES.
DR.. Stark named she heads Of his !
committees today. They are
J. J. Freudenthal, chairman Of the !
committee; Mr.. Roberts,
hartman OF the labor unions commit /
ee, and DR.. h. n. Stark, chairman of |
he committee Of professional men.
The chairmen are expected to appoint
heir committees at once and get down
o work.
II is proposed that the carnival shall
ass three days and the following is the
mere outline o: the program;
First day-Grand sllegoricsl parade
of the history OF Ell Paso. |.
rhe 18th, 16ih, 18th. lSsh AND 10th CEN
uries to be represented by appropriate
loats or divisions Including q brilliant /
pageant of srmored knighss, illustra-
i've Of the Invasion bY the Spaniards.
At the head Of this procession q riding in