El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-11-01
5000
$ 10000
Incidental expenses. :. ........
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Net surplus. .

Net surplus. ......-.....S 5O,S2O
The most conservative estimates
show that a building of the type of the
FL Paso hotel can not depreciate over
5 percent in from 10 to Is years. the
promoters say.
AS the assessed value of real estate
in Ell Paso has increased five times in
the last 10 years and is certain TO expe-
rience a rapid and big increase in the
coming years, the result, they say, will
be that the small amount of deprecia-
tiiOn in the building will not only be
more than overcome but the hotel prop
erty will increase many thousands of
dollars every year, which increase will
result to the financial advantage of
the stock and bond holders.
In the above estimate the revenue
from the operation of the big public
restaurant in the hotel has not been in
Guided. This should also add consider
ably to the income.
Some Features.
The gorgeous dining room will be
|. open to the public and will prove q;
popular place for Iuncheons, dinners
and after-theater parties -ss-s )
The roof garden will be one of the
attractions of the city and very popu-
lar With its balmy nights, FL Paso is
ideally located for a successful open-airs
attraction of this kind and the impos-
ing loggia will furnish shade in the
daytime.
The travelling man can do more to
favcrably advertise a city than per-
haps any other class of men. The
builders of the FL Paso hotel have CIV
en- especial attention<to his wants, with
the result that it will be the head
quarters for commercial men, they be-
lieve
Situated as it is. the hotel is on
direct car lines both from the station
as well as Juarez and all other parts
of the city. Every street car line in
town passes within half a block of
the hotel
All furniture and appointments will
be chosen by the management from
the big eastern manufacturers and vii
be IN keeping with the high character
of the hotel they promise The elab-
crate pieces will be especially de-
signed by master craftsmen
To Be Ffreproof.
Its fireproof features will give it an
immense advantage over every hotel
now in Ell Paso, while its size and
grandeur will protect it from compe-
tition by like enterprises for a long
time to come
FL PaSo has a real demand for a big
strictly modern, first class hotel, and
the men who first place their money
into such an enterprise will no doubt
reap rich reward from the outset,
which will increase as years go by.
A hotel as that planned by the Ell
Paso Hotel company is certain to prove
a financial success. The demand is
there- All that is necessary is to
supply that demand, it appears.
Bliss 7 g vii
Heller & Wilson, architectural engi-
neers of San Francisco, are associated
IN designing and erection of the Ell
Paso hotel building.
Well Known Architects.
Bliss & FaYiIe are undoubtedly
among the foremost architects in this
country. Such structures as the st.
Francis Hotel of San Francisco. now
containing 61O rooms, with a contem-
plated History annex, which will make
1t the largest hotel in the world: the
million-dollar Bank of California; and
the new Masonic temple of San Fran
cisco are few of their many sue
cesses. This firm has given hotel con-
struction its special attention and it's
name on the plans for the FL Paso
hotel is guarantee of a first-class.
strictly modern hotel
Heller & Wilson, as architectural en-
glneers, have been identified with the
design and erection of the engineering
features of many large office and
hotel buildings in New York city and
San Francisco and they are considered
the most efficient architectural engi-
neers on the Pacific coast
Clarke & O'Brien of San Francisco,
have for several years made a spe-
cialty of building investments and have
placed mortgage loans and bond is
sues on buildings involving millions Of
dollars, so that their association with
the financial end of the eel Paso Hotel
company together with the cooper
alton of the architects and engineers
ought to mean for Ell Paso hotel
that will be financially and archi-
tecturally an undoubted success.