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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-05-21
RAILWAYS AND
THEIR HELP
To CITY
Have Given Town a Union
Depot and Many Splendid
Parks More to Follow.
SOUTHWESTERN AND
&. II. ARE ACTIVE

FL Paso's railroads have played a
prominent part in the transformation
of the city. 1t was the railroad lines
entering the city OF the pass which
first gave the Mexican town on the river
its impetus and these same railroads
have been acting in the upbuilding and
beautifying of the city ever since they
were built.
The first big move made by the rail-
roads to take Ell Paso out of the small
town class was their cooperation to
build a union station The result OF
this cooperation is seen in the maSn1fI-
cent union station at the foot of San
Francisco street, the finest west of St.
Louis and the envy OF every other
Texas city. Not only is the station the
largest and most commodious, but the
service furnished by the railroads act
ing jointly in the operation Of the sta
ton gives visitors to FL Paso a lasting
impression of the city.
The railroads did not stop at the erec-
ton Of the union station. The FL Paso
and Southwestern system has erected
one Of the finest office buildings in the
country for its general offices in Ell
Paso and has beautified the surrounding
park site to make it pleasing TO the
passengers on the limited trains which
pass through Ell Paso every day.
Always as progressive as the city it
self, the Southwestern is arranging to
wreck the buildings on the site adjoin-
ing its office building and will make
another park right in the heart of the
city, which viii be as valuable as a
breathing place as San Jacinto plaza,
worth as much to the city as Central
Park is TO New York.
The G. H. & s. a has also awakened
to the value of beautiful grounds sur
rounding its properties and this COM
pany has made two parks surrounding
the Stanton street station and has
changed the appearance of this former
eyesore to an attractive tract of grass
with cement curbing.
The Santa Re and the Texas and Pa
cific when they were running trains
into their own stations established grass
plots and lawns at their terminal
grounds and even since these roads
combined to enter the union station, the
little green spots in the railroad reser-
vations have been maintained by the
men and are still little beauty spots in
the sea OF sand and tracks.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-05-21

tonic and FL Paso streets; estimated
cost 500.
To Marcas Castillo to build an adobe
residence, 18x14x12 feet on east Canal
avenue between Eucalyptus and Willow
streets, Bassett addition; estimated cost
SIS; lot q, block 10.
To Antonio Gomez to build an adobe
residence, 2Sx14x11 feet on Michigan
ave- between Eucalyptus and Willow
streets; estimated cost $35.
To ]. D. Love, to build a five room
brick residence. 50x23X30 feet, north
east corner Rio Grande and Newman
streets, Franklin Heights; estimated
cost $4,000.
To Mr.. aud Mrs. Lew Jackson, 1918
Oklahoma ltreet. girl. negress, May
16, 1910.
To Mr. and Mrs. Rogue Borunda, Ste
vens avenue. boy, Mexican, May II, 1910.
To Mr.. and Mrs. Jose Ontiberos, 1913
Kansas street, girl, Mexican, May Il,
1910.
To Mr. and Mrs. Marcos B. Castillo.
1907 south st. Vrain, girl, Mexican, May
IS. 1910.
To Mr.. and Mrs. S. w. Herndon, 1916
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-05-21
GREAT DAM IS
At LAST
ASSURED
Work Will Be Under Way
Inside of Thirty Days, and
Possibly Sooner.
COURT ONLY HAS i.
TO AFFIRM VERDICT
Government Has Ordered
Money Deposited to Pay
for the Land Needed.

There a notable increase durfna
for valley lands, among he,s estxts
men
This activity followed the announce
ment In The Herald "wednesday that
the secretary of the interior had or
dered work to begin On the Elephant
Butte dam Immediately on eonfirrnatson
by the court OF the award made by the
commissioners appointed to set a price
upon the land necessary for the E.le-
plant Butte dam site.
1t Will be but a few days at most
until the court takes formal action on
the appraisement, to either confirming
the award or cutting 1T down, and or
dering the land condemned. 1t is said
to be the intention OF the owners, the
Victoria Land and Cattle company, to
appeal from the decision, but many do
not believe that such an appeal viii be
made, as they consider that the price
awarded Is excessive.
Anyhow, whatever the price. this viii
not delay the dam. The government,
on the urgent solicitation OF the water
users of the upper and lower valleys
has ordered the 100000 at which the
land was appraised, set aside to pay for
1t and, as soon the court enters the
order, the work will begin
w VI. Reed, supervising engineer,
and James a. French, construction en-
gineer In charge of the dam project,
are already getting their forces in
shape that there will be no further
delay when the word comes 80 make the
dirt fly. 1t Is stated that the Santa
Fe railway has already placed the or
der for the steel necessary to lay the
Is miles of track from EnSIe into the
dunn site, and that the steel viii be on
hand and ready 10 put down by the time
the government teams can get the grad
ing done. Then the government VIII be-
gin TO take In the heavy machinery,
much of 1t from the dam at Roosevelt,
iriz.,. and to haul the cement and get
things ready for active construction
work
The big dam Will occupy seven or
sight years In construction. but long
before 1t is completed, IL viii have Inn
pounded sufficient water 10 supply
the demands OF both valleys and 1t ts
believed that In five years IL ought To
be doing service. II Is foregone con-
cIusion that inside Of 80 days the dirt
viii be flying, maybe much sooner.
The dam Will be the largest In thu
world and Will form the greatest arf1-
fetal body of water on the universe.
1t VIII be sufficient to impoand the en-
tire flow of the Rio GraRde for three
years, and. counting for evaporatfOn
and the water that viii be taken Qua
each season for the crops in th< val
leys, the engineers estimate that 1t VIII
be Is years before the great lake, which
viii be over 40 miles In length and VIII
completely Obliterate five New Mexico
villages, VIII be completely filled.
The dam will frrigate 225y0O0 acres
of land above and below FL Paso, and
the cost will be paid by the land OWE
receiving the benefit, the payments
to be made I'm 10 equal annual install
ments.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-05-21

Bisbee street. boy. American. May Is.
1910.
To Mr.. and Mrs. Rafael Urcas, near
union station. boy, Mexican, May II.
1910.
To Mr. and Mrs. Rafael Chapel. 5261z
5th street. boy, Mexican. April 10, 1910.
To Mr.. and Mrs. James Dunlap, SJ29
Pera street, boy, American, March "A,
1910
To Mr. and Mrs. Rogue J. Ortiz 1915
south Oregon street, boy, Mexican. May
IS, 1910.
To Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Fisher, boy,
American, May 10. 1910.
Licensed to Wed.
Juan Javala and Maria Perellta-
Juan Torres and Madeline Quirncnes-
Antonio Maleff and Louisa TerrazaS.
JUDGE BUCKLER BUYS HOME.
Judge julius \. Buckler has pur-
chased the home of Frank J. Williams
at 1904 Montana street through the
Newman & Son agency. and will prob
ably occupy it as a residence. The price
paid for the property was $500 cash
and the deal was closed Thursday.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-05-21

A combination of hollow tile and re-
inforced concrete is being used in the
composition of the Schultz building
floor. This is the first time the building
tile, the product of the New Mexico
brick yards, has been used with cor
crete as a floor material in e. Paso and
the work of pouring the floor is being
watched with interest by builders.
The tile is laid in the form OF girders
over the concrete boxes and the steel
reinforcing is placed between the rows
of tiles Over this is poured the rein
forced concrete to a depth Of one and
a half inches. The combination floor
is said to be both cheaper and lighter
than all concrete floors, such as have
been poured in other buildings in FL
PaSo.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-05-21
DAILY RECORD.
Deeds Filed.

Chihuahua street, from Overland to
Second street, Mills map.-H- L. Howell
to ]. V Macintosh, east one-half block
As, Mills map; consideration $4,000; May
20, 1910.
Bassett addition and Highland Park.
-Castule Delgado to Joseph II. Good
man, lot "a, block AZ, Bassett addition,
lots s, Z, block l, Highland park; con-
sideration $3.50: April 16, 1910.
Campbell addition and Highland park.
-Castulo Delgado to Joseph Goodman,
lot 4. block ia. Campbell addition, lots
S, 8, block !, Highland park addition;
consideration $1,000; Dec. %, 1909.
Frankfort street, between Russell and
Lowell streets, Altura park.-Altura
Realty Co. to A. L. Kinsey, lots II, II,
block 40, Altura park addition; consid-
Grafton $40; dated March 81. 1910
Rampant street, between Orient and
Hutton streets, Golden Hill--R. E.
Plummer and wife to Frank D. Don. lot
9 and north 5 feet OF lot s, block 2,
Golden Hill addition; consideration
$500; May Is, 1910.
South Kansas street, between Fifth
and Sixth streets, Campbell addition
Juan L. de Jaloma and wife to Louis
Jean and Apolino L. Rojas, strip of land
one foot wide, fronting on the north of
lot Z, block IS, Campbell addition, on
SOulH hGHSdS SlIt6l, 300,
May 13, 1910.
Northeast corner Montana and New
man streets.-Thomas S. Parker and
wife to T. W. and ]. S. Lanier, 81 feet
on the corner OF Montana and Newman
streets; consideration $4,000; May IA,
1910.
Montana street, between Dallas and
William streets, Franklin Heights.-Bay
NJ. Shannon and wife TO J. H. Hill, lots
%, "a, block 70 Franklin Heights addi-
ton; consideration $4,000; May 5, 1910
Sierra Blanca, Tex.-John H. Ezell to
Mrs. Mary Morrison, lot IS, block IS,
Sierra Blanca, Tex; consideration SIS;
May II, 1910.
Vineyard Valley tract. w. Eu-
bank ct al to Herlinda Harrison, tract
10, block 5, Vineyard tract; considera-
ton $3.50; April IA, 1910
Southeast corner Brown and Nevada
streets, Franklin Heights-Fred 3.
Wilder and wife to Benjamin NJ Cow
an, lots 1 and 2, block 81, Franklin
Heights addition; consideration $3.50.
April 80, 1910.
Southeast corner Brown and Ne
vada streets, Franklin Heights-Benja-
min NJ. Cowan TO Thomas NJ. and J. D.
Mayheld, lots 1. 2, 8. and 4. block 81,
Franklin Heights addition; considera-
ton 81. March II, 1910.
BorachO, Tex.-J. w. Bates, trustee,
to W. NJ Manning. lot 9, block 81, Bo-
racho. Tex; consideration $50. Janu-
airy %, 1910.
Building Permits
To George Look to build three-story
business and rooming house building,
51x134x42 feet. on property formerly oc-
cupied by the Vogue at south west corner
of San Antonio and south FL Paso
streets; estimated cost $4,000
To CelsO Perez to wreck one-story
building at northeast corner of San An
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-05-21
BURNED BRIDGE REBUILT ON
A 6 NJ. ROAD-THEATER OPENS

Clifton, Ariz-, May 21.-The bridge on
the Arizona & New Mexico railway, be-
tween Guthrie and Clifton, which was
destroyed by fire. temporarily tying up
the traffic, has been repaired and the
line is again open. The road had suf-
ficient equipment on the lower end OF
the line to continue their regular train
service by transferring passengers and
baggage at the bridge. Freight service
only was delayed
2 The new AirdOme theater on the east
side has been opened under the manage
ment of VIM. Kelly and W. Hampton
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-05-21
ODD FELLOWS WILL
ERECT FOUR STORY BUILDING
HAVE. AUDITORIUM

having of with CALLER and
ii what the
he VI.
to of the new
building
where eetinssc be
rsuch place
/
to a 80 o hold publ neeti IL "A
Ows buId With to busine
a p pIaza
in the An
run bctre and fourthn floors.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-05-21
WAKING ROOM FOR
TALLEST BUILDINGS IN THE CITY
TWO SKYSCRAPERS

the windo
o (which
PasOI
wckng haveth
Iet
he readytO concrete the fir of June.
of the
OrdDan
be 1.
street ST pIa
o dmo the
buIdin the structu
yufH and the tionaIex
for the 5asem
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-05-21
LOOK BUYS OREGON
STREET PROPERTY

George Look has bought the block
just north of the Southwestern tracks
from Francis Parker, of San Diego,
Cal This block includes the storeroom
now occupied by the Pass City Electric
company, the National Cash Register
company and also by the Royola room
ing house on the second floor The
price paid for the property was s2I,-
600.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-05-21
SELLS VALLEY FARM,
BUYS SMALLER TRACT

Upper valley land has already begun
TO move because of the order to deposit
the money and proceed with the build
ing of the Elephant Butte dam. Gen.
G. A Snyman has sold 80 acres near
Berino to L. c. Barlow, of CarrizoZo,
for $4,000 The sale was made by P.
NJ. Jacobs through the Loomis Bros.
agency. Another sale was made
through the same medium to Gen. Sny-
man, who purchased 80 acres in the
same neighborhood for $4,000
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-05-21
TELEPHONE COMPANY
TO ENLARGE OFFICES

The Tri-State Telephone and Tele-
graph company is planning to build an
addition to the present plant of the
company on Texas street to cover the
ground recently purchased. The build
ing will include q storage department
for the supplies of the long distance
and local lines and will also afford
general offices for the company's Of
ficials.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-05-21
OREGON APARTMENTS
NEARING COINPL ELTON

ebusr
IS is rapid airing cOnpti
sale OF adjon
tn
f is icipated
no occupies that
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-05-21
POURING FIFTH STORY
OF Ell PASO SKYSCRAPER.

The fifth. floor of the enlarged
sRoberts-Banner building is now
being poured and the only re-
naming part of the building to
be added is the roof supports
and the roof proper. An idea of
how the plaza is going TO look
with the new skyscrapers lin
ing il may be had from the
Roberts-Banner. which is slowly
creeping above the skyline of
buildings surrounding it.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-08-30

(Sortieeuns auf Der 10. seite.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-08-30
Ssner wiitken In Sen mai
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-08-30
NO. ,204O.

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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-08-30

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Dieiem Iugcublid ging i6 chen an
Dem IuSitellungss 8ebduoe Der Stabt
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-08-30
0lafwunIske Scs anteri'
fantgcbeft bellies.

@ a o II, 8. g., IS. Illg.
Sas Staats@S epartement iibermit@
telte bente in elmer 9abelOepeihe an
aaiIer Sran5 Soicf Die ber5lihiten
Slid nnb Segenswiini1c bes ameri>
faniifen Gplfes auldBli6 ieincs 80.
8eburtstGges. Der 8ortlaut Der
Sepeide ipiirbe nidt befauut sesebeu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-08-30
Rnoreuelt's Reifr.

Geiic= Irugramm. - Grtegs : Grfld=
rang an SiecsG rdiibent Sbcrman.
- 8plbene @urte. - @aa Street
erflart, Huoienelt iei cine brpbcnbe
@efabr fir Oeiddft nnb Iplitif!?
Ser tDpiihe ,ScbSD". = rSdJ
fiirdte mid nift i'm &eitcn!" =
Srinmpb=S us.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-08-30
Die Katkslifen DcmtSd9lanS'S.
Iuasbura, 81. Mua.

" > u u l X, Il. IuV.
Iugs6urg prangt I'M Seitsemanbe
unb ehte Seititimmuns berridt iibers
al. mar hoh beiitc Der Seaim Ser 81.
@encral : Merchandising Der &atbos
lifen Seutihlanb'S.
ytahmittags 2 llbr iebte iib Der
Seit5u9 Der fatbolii6en Sercinc. an
pelfem Iborbnungen aus allen 5beis
len Seutidlanb's unb and GINGER
Nahbarldnber erihienen paren, in
Sepegung. Semielben mobnten ipobl
mebr benn 10000 Ndnner bel, umo
nit ieinen iebenben 9mncrn inter
Iorantritt bon Iuiiffapelen bot Der
idier unenblid, erideinenoe Sus einen
erbebenben Inblid bar.
llebcr Die 8enernl : WerIammluna,
Die 8ei6dits : @eriammIun9en. ETC..
perben mir unIeren 2eier berihten.
iobalb Die Soits gtaGri6ten bier eins
tleIIeH.
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Cholera IN Wien ant Jtalien.
@ / n, %. Muo.

~ W. ~. >tuH.
Nmtli6 fpurbe befannt 9ema6t.
bab Die Cholera in bieier Stabt ollss
gebrohen lit. Nahbem 5rpei Gage
lang iiber gemeloete Sdae 3ipeiiel
aebegt murhen. 5eiate bas Sanitdts>
amt bes Winiitcrium oes Snncreu
Jest an. oab cine baftcriologii6e linz
tcriudung Der 5lpeifelbaften SGqe
fcitgeitellt bate. oaB Die 3ranfeu
an Ger niiutiihcn Cholera litten. Die
Spfer itnmmcn bon lln9drn, tpobil
lid Die Sellhe bon GuBlano aus
berbreitcte.
@ari Stalien. 90. Tu1,
@Gbrenb Der lebteu "a Stunpen
ereigneten lid in Dem bon Der Gbos
lera beimaeiudtcn @ebiet IA CODES
unb 26 nelle grfranfungsfdQe inz
fploe DER Se,Ihe.
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Dir 8rnnolaae i'm
n~nrnmrfcn.

Gnblid nabt Grl6inns; Rescu nnb
Sdnec iesen ein. - Rod raien bic
Sener! - Siucibunbert Weuihen.
lcten fielen, iuiueit %befannt, ben
Sranben sum Spfer. - Watcrtal=
idaben Mnbercdenbar. = Siehe
ipcitere Ginsclbeiten bicsbetrcii auf
Scite E biefer Summer.
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-%-&-$-

Gin uniittlihes @ort. bas in
elm ihmadeS Semitic fGlt. brcitet ba,
ielbit iib aus unb gepinut Haum
elei6 einem Sropien Del. Der aui
&u& fGut.
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aon gramh her triiGeler
Weitamsfranmg.

Nnidanlihc SdilScrmns zines lugem=
burgiidjen Amgcn5ensen. - @as
Dpn Der Musitclung iibrig &C.
blieben. - Sie Surtbauer Der
Nnsitellnng seiihcrt. - 2ScS6aIb
bic orntide gmsitelluns pcridunt
blieb. = Bon att SriiTci itebt MIR
nod bas 5ampts Reitanrant ,Smnt
sriinen Sunb".
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primar,paklen IN tIebraSfa.
m a \ q. Iebr

~ . a., NeDr., IL. Nl9.
@orpcrneur Sbalenbereer lit bonn
%freiiinnigen Mapor 9ablman BON
Smaba nit 5000 Stimmen We6rbeit
ais @ouperneurs sganbipat acldla9en
lporben. Die Hepnblifaner nomis
nirten ben beriidtieten gountpsS ptios
niiten Ilhrih. Sit6eod unb 8urtett
purben fiir Senntor uominirt. Die
republifaniIfen S~tanopatters 6ereis
tctel ben Sniurgenteu cine griinplide
Nieberlaae.
-t-+-+-
Die 2ansepeilc lit bie Hot6
Serer. Die feline Motb fennen.
Seincm Seinoe per5eibcn tam
inter l%lmltdnoen leidter iein als
Nietnem Sreunbe.