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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-06-18
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OFFICES
The Ground Floor Of the I'm
completed Roberts-Banner
Structure Gone.
SOLID CONCRETE
FOR ORNAMENTS

The ground floor of the new Roberts
Banner building has been leased and q
large number of the office suites rent
ed, although the building will not be
finished before Sept. 1.
The northeast corner of the first
floor has been leased by jewelry
store The two rooms adjoining this
room on Mesa avenue have been leased
for new millinery store. A cigar
store will be established In the main
lobby opening onto the plaza. a drug
store will also open directly into the
lobby and the Southwestern city ticket
office will have the northwest room. A
saloon will have an entrance from the
lobby and also from the federal build
ing driveway and the remaining floor
space on the first floor will be used for
an entrance on Mesa avenue.
The partitions for these rooms are
now being built and the interior finish
viii be built as soon as this part of
the work is completed The plaster
molds for the concrete ornaments,
which are to form border around the
building between the second and third
floors, have been made and the decora
lions will be poured the first Of next
week
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-06-18
Will Go to San Francisco and
Take Charge of Carpet
Factory Branch.

New York, y. Y, June 1S.-One of
the most fashionable and important
weddings of the present season will
take place Monday when Miss Eleanor
Alexander, only daughter of Mrs. Ad-
olson Alexander, of this city, becomes
the bride Of Theodore Roosevelt. ir..
eldest son of ex-president Roosevelt.
y large number of invitations have
been issued. and the ceremony, which
will be performed ct o'clock in the
afternoon at the Fifth Avenue Baptist
church, will be witnessed by fashion,
able gathering of New York and Wash
ington society
The bridesmaids will be Miss Ethel
Roosevelt, the second daughter of the
ex-president; the Misses Harriet and
Janetta Alexander, cousins of the
bride; Miss Jean ". Delano. a daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Delano. 1r. i.
and Miss Jessie Wilmington Drake, of
Paris; while Mrs. Anowden A Fahne-
stock Will act as the matron of honor.
Evelyn Du Pont Irving will act as
best man, and the ushers will include
number of the young mans class
mates a Harvard, as well as his brother
Kermit.
Following the ceremony a reception
will be given by Miss Alexander's
mother at the home Of the brides
uncle, Charles B. Alexander on West
FOrty-Eighth street
To Live in Frisco.
Following the wedding, the young
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-06-18
TO PAVE CUT TO
COUNTY ROADWAY
Magoffin Avenue to Have a
Good Driveway Entire
Distance.

The sand lots which now block the
Magoffin avenue extension through
Cotton addition are to be converted in
to smooth street paving Where Magof-
fin joins Cotton avenue there were
three lots which the Cotton addition
owners were unable to purchase. For
this reason the Magoffin avenue paving
was not connected with Cotton avenue,
and to get onto the new paved street
which connects with the county road,
1t was necessary to plow through sew
eral inches OF sand.
Now by offering more than the lots
were considered worth, the Cotton es-
tate has bought these lots, which are
In the middle of the Magoffin avenue
extension and they are to be converted
inlo a section of paved roadway as soon
as the paving crew can do the work
When this is done. Magoffin avenue
from the San Antonio intersection to
the county road will be the popular
driveway for autoists and carria ges, as
it will then give a continuous paved
roadway from the down town streets
to the county road.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-06-18
RAIN FILLS ALL
CREEKS AT ROSWELL
Artesian Well Nears Finish.
Fire Company Makes
Quick Run.

Roswell, n NJ. June -Sheepher.iers
coming to Roswell from ranches so miles
north of town report heavy rain in that
region lasting almost continuously from
o'clock in the afternoon until the next
morning. FL Arroyo de La Cienega de-
Maeho % miles from town. was bank
full and running over. A driver on the
auto mail line from Vaughn said a heavy
rain, 90 miles wide, crossed the country
between the Macho and the Halfway
house.
Fire chief Whiteman put a small
wooden waste basket full of paper in the
street in strong breeze, set fire to it
and sent in an alarm. The department
hitched a team, ran four blocks, turning
two corners on the run, laid hose. made
connections and nut out the fire before
the basket was consumed.
Ed. Sphinx, of Jacksonville. H.. has
about completed a 1200-foot artesian well
on his land near Dexter.
The suit of the Kempo Lumber COM
pany against the Liverpool. London &
Glcbe Insurance company for $500 in
surance on its humber ward at Clovis,
which burned recently. is being tried here
in district court.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-06-18

Miss Alexander attended with her
cousin Janetta Alexander, close
friend to Miss Roosevelt. II the young
couple were infatuated with each other,
they showed no signs of it. Young
Roosevelt left Harvard about the same
time and went TO work II the mills
of the Hartford Carpet company at
Thompsonville, at a nominal salary,
and no one suspected that he was pay
ing attention to anything but business.
When the engagement was announced
last February. IT came as a complete
surprise to friends of both families.
Miss Alexander is one of New York s
most charming society bellies She is a
talented musician and is one of the
vioIinfsts Of the New York Symphony
club. She made her debut last winter
at a dance given by her mother at the
Colony club.
Miss Alexander's mother has con-
siderable fortune In her own right
She divorced her husband, Henry
Addison Alexander, a prominent law
yer. who is now living in Paris
The bride is a granddaughter Of Mrs.
Henry NJ. Alexander of West Fifty
Fourth street, and a great granddaugh-
ter of the late Theron r Butler. She
is a niece Of Charles B. Alexander, who
married a sister of the late George
Croker OF California
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-06-18
MANY SALES
III UPPER
VALLEY
Several Big Ranches and a
Las Cruces Business Block
Change Hands.
PRICES EXPECTED
TO DOUBLE SOON

Las Cruces ~ Il. June 1S--Real es-
ss-zte n she IesiIa wiley is moving
EspzEIy since Eord II TIE assurance OF
tAe Big dan arrived
James z smith < Co. sold This week
fsE H . BszI1an. 20 acres of valley
Lzz1 kuozn as Ihe Mead ranch, TO
zIezsrs- Fisher K Rucker, Of Ii Peso.
1eszrs- Fisher Z Fucker viii ilnPr rove
1azs ranch. which Is one Of the finest
II The valley
ne sane firm alsO sid for Mr..
E0-zzn % c. y. Moore. Of Prescott.
AK. - acres OF land adjoining the
EoEa This property, Mr. Moore VIII
also improve
Tlev also sold for L c Claff 80
zcres Bear the college 70 b G Wynkup,
= Presco-r. Ariz- This land VIII also be
lHEroEea-
snc-her sale was from Ed Ehle TO
E-zesr Lzuzst0n. Of Tucumcari. 10 acres
II Garden Grove
4 6ezI for the Plesszne block TO an
AEbEeuerQue capitalist vas also closed
rlEE week This Is one Of the largest
deals "a business property CT Main
SIRE rzzr has been made for years
over zoe lots acre sold in Sunny
Sssle during the week. Il IS asserted,
rhe acreage price paid being $50 each
z[exrx james T Smith * Co. state
sEzr rhev expect that within a year
rezfrr values VIII double. and that there
are large numbers Of hOmeseekers plan
nlnx q coming 10 the AIesiIla valley
-EIs fall
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-06-18
FIBRE FROM
De { T + 7
PLANTS
Ell Paso Concern to Manu-
facture Machines to Elk
tract Wealth From Weeds.
WILL MAKE POOR
LAND OF VALUE

An FL Paso firm is preparing to manu-
facture machines for the extraction of
fibers from plants on the mountains
and plains of the southwest. which the
management contends will make pro-
ductive the most worthless land now
in existence.
The Texas Fiber Machine Manufactur-
ing company is the name of the concern.
It is capitalized for 100000. The man
ufacture of the machines will begin at
once it is announced
The company has sent its engineer to
Denver TO supervise the making Of ma
chimes, for which the company has ad-
vance orders at the present time The
company expects TO have one of these
machines here in about 80 days for
demonstration. The machines will be
made here shortly.
There is a great deal of land in the
state of Texas that is literally covered
with the plant known as the lechiug-
chilla, Spanish dagger and soap weed.
principally in the counties Of Val
Verde, Brewster, Preside, FL Paso,
Terrell, Jeff Davis and Reeves all west
or the Pecos river, but the commercial
value Of this plant has heretofore been
unknown in this part of the country.
BY the applica ton Of his machine, 1t
is said that land barren and unproduc-
tive becomes valuable and remunera-
tive, and more than double in value.
The machines this company is build
ing, viii clean these leaves and ex-
tract the fiber rs commercial value
is from IL TO cents pound or SIS
TO 1875 q ton. The company is also
building e machine to extract the fiber
from the plants known as henniquen.
nlaguay, zuppupa, escobilla and punela,
which grow In the tropics Of Mexico.
This fiber is valuable for the Tnanufac-
ture Of Irvine bags, ropes, brushes,
cords mating. etc.
TIE International Harvester company
purchases annually, millions Of dollars
u ortb Of this fiber. The machine which
the Texas Fiber Machine Manufacturing
company is building is claimed to be
the only portable machine made that
viii clean and extract fiber from these
plants successfully. without injurino the
fiber.
The officers of the company are: John
Barbrick, president and general man
ager; J. A Leahy, vice president J. W.
Barker. secretary and treasurer; Ed
gar D. Park, general sales manager,
and Fl. l. Vaughan, engineer and su-
perintendent of construction.
John RsrhT;ck ha JTst resigned as
president. and Mr.. Stewart has succeed
ed him
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-06-18
MORE IMPROVEMENTS
FOR THE ORNDORFF
Metal Ceiling Placed in Of
fices-All Rooms
Renovated.

The Orndorff hotel lobby and office
looks like the building wreckers might
have started to work on it by mistake.
The ceiling has been robbed of It's
fancy wall paper and fancier border.
and is having a new dress of pressed
steel fitted. The ceiling of the entire
metal and also the sidewalks down to
the wainscotins. The parIors and rooms
of the big hotel are also to be newly
decorated and the interior woodwork
repainted. The concrete columns,
which have been poured in place of the
wood ones, supporting the first story
of the gallery, have all been completed
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-06-18
SHOWER FOR MARIA BRIDE:
MAIL CONTRACT AWARDED
Carload Shipment of Automobiles Re-
ceived; Autos for Carrying Mail to
Shafter: Personal News

Maria, Tex, June 18.-A shower was
given a. the home of Mrs. Fl. NJ. Fennell
by Mesdames II. N. Fennell, L. C. Brite.
and A T. Felix, in honor of Miss Evelyn
Greenwood, who is to be married June %
to 1. L. Felix, of Fl. Stockton.
". I. Davis has been awarded the con-
tract to carry the United States mail
from Maria to Shafter. He has received
two automobiles which he intends run
ming cn/the line.
The Buick Auto company has received
a shipment of Maxwell automobiles.
Bert Humphreys is now in charge of
the grocery department at the Big Store.
Mrs. Joe Humphreys is visiting her
daughter, Mrs r. S. McCraeken.
Mrs, ]. T. Fancher has gone to Com
stock. where she joined relatives for
camping and fishing trip to Devils river.
Miss Garland Breeding of Van Horn
is visiting with friends She is on her
way to her home
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-06-18
NENbU|LD|NGS
Cd FORWARD
RAPIDLY
Five to Twelve Story Build
ings Are Rising Rapidly in
the Business Section.
EXCAVATIONS AND
CONSTRUCTION WORK
Mills Building, Fewel Build
ing, Caples Building and
Others Under Way.

The Krakauer, Fork s. Moye building
Is ali done but the shouting, with the
| exception OF the inside finish
Lesinsky's third story ts completed
and the floors are the only thing now
| that is keeping it from being used as
| a big grocery warehouse.
The Schultz building IS being poured
for the second floor and the supports
for the roof will be poured next
The Reckhart building is now in
skeleton form up to the second floor
and the girders for this floor are be-
ing put IN position
The u story Arson Mills building is
going down in order to go up. The first
concrete was ground by the mixer this
highest of the buildings will rest are
being poured.
The Look building has passed the
second story limit and is going into the
air for a final floor and the roof.
The new Caples building Is up two
stories and a meZZinine floor and is
beginning to look like a real sky
scraper.
The Moorehouse building is done up
to the street line and will begin TO
rise the first Of the week TO its full
heighth of two stories.
The Roberts-Banner building is now
completed on the outside and Is receiv-
ing the finishing touches on the in
terror
The Y. W. c. A is-up three stories
and still going for the final one
The American National bank is out
OF the basement and is ready for the
concrete mixture for the first floor.
The Linden viii be entirely completed
within another week
The Marian apartment building on
Oregon and Arizona streets Is taking
on its permanent appearance on the
outside and the inside finish IS being
put into the big apartment house.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-06-18
MARBLE AND CREAM
WILL ADOPN Ell PASO BUILDINGS
BRICK IN DEMAND

arbIe andc brick seem be Il n in
during the on
stree IS havin
home Trustc
a o u o
of dark the milk white
ma n the and
bank wfnbe marbI =
marble in
and be marble Will wo ma in o marble
ian
Will
fronts The Look the
Genbu II the
CapIes with
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-06-18

was The ugiiest in all Europe and had
q waist only two inches more .han a
foot in circumference.
Mile. Polaire is far from handsome.
and has a head of tOzzled nair but her
waist is small and she can dance Both
her dancing and dramatic movements
are worth seeing. The dance which she
does with Partisan apache, white u.
quite suitable for a strawberry festi-
val, aroused great enthusiasm among
the spectators They e+lJen..y wanted
to see something sensational and they
were not disappointed
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-06-18
TULAROSA CATTLE TAKEN
To PASTURE. LOCAL NEWS

Tularosa, n NJ, june lbs. P Clay
ton and son Cuba have taken 100 head
of horses to the Aurora, where there VIII
be sufficient grass through the sum-
mer.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter HYDE and family
and Mrs. Hyde's father and mother, Mr..
and Mrs. Hightower, have gone TO Las
Palomas for Mr.. Hightower's health.
Mrs. ]. w. Long and two children.
Alice and John, have gone to Alamogordo
brother. Fred Lemen-
Rude Richter has returned TO his
home in Chicago after long visit here
with his father.
Henry Harris is relieving his father at
Bent, as ditch rider, while Mr.. Harris is
in Las Cruces.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-06-18
DOUGLAS HAS EXERCISES
ATTENDING A COMMENCEMENT

Robert Bruce Smith, d. D., pastor of
the First Baptist church, returned Fri
day afternoon from Douglas, where he
gave the commencement address before
the graduating class of the Teachers
Training school in which four churches
of Douglas joined-the Baptists, the
Presbyterians, the MethOdists and the
Christians. They made it great occa-
sion for the city and prepared a very
elaborate program in addition TO the
commencement address, which they in
vited Dr. Smith 10 deliver
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-06-18
Train Crosses Burning Bridge.

St. Paul, Mimi. June 1S.-The Orien-
tai Limited. the fast Burlington train
from Chicago to St. Paul. carrying prince
FUshimi, cousin to the emperor Of ia
pan and princess Fushini, sped out onto
the bridge which spans the Wisconsin
river while the structure was burning
The fire was not discovered until too
late to stop the train and the enSi-
neer kept steam on until his train ..31
run the gauntlet. Then he applied the
brakes and members of the rain crew
with fire extinguishers and buckets Df
water put out the fire.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-06-18
CHURCHES ABREAST
IN BUILDING LINE

Church Improvement in FL Paso con-
tinues The First Church of Christ,
Scientist, has dedicated its classic
building on Montana street and the
building is now being used by that de-
nomination. The Highland Park Bap-
fist church is completed and ready for
the dedication. The Mt. Sinai temple
extension, facing the Boulevard, has
been completed and is now ready for
use The Westminster Presbyterian
church also has plans drawn for new
building
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-06-18
LATTA VALLEY FARM
HOME NEARS FINISH

W. B. Latta will soon be a real
ruralite. His house down the valley is
now almost completed and as soon as
the finishing touches are put onto the
country place, Mr.. Latta's address will
be Clint. Tex, during the summer, al
though he will continue to spend his
days in the city. In addition to his
house which Is being built for a sum-
ner home on the Latta ranch three
miles below Clint, Mr.. Latta is also
building a house for the ranch keeper.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-06-18
NEW RESIDENCE ON
WEST BOULEVARD

Mrs NJ J. Hitchcock is building a
two story brick residence on the corner
OF west Boulevard and Prospect which
VIII cost S6S00. w. J. Jolley has the
contract for the work. The masonry
work is being done by Ponsford Bros.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-06-18
TO IMPROVE WALL
BUILDING AT ONCE

w G. Walz will begin work next
week on the sidewalk in front OF his
building on FL Paso street. AS soon as
the walk is laid. the building will be
improved with a new front on Ell PasO
and San Francisco streets
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-06-18
PUSH PAVING
ON RIO GRANDE

Five blocks of Rio Grande street paw
ing have been completed and the east
end of the parked street is beginning to
take on a Kansas City air of refine
ment. The paving crew is now working
in the center of the paved district on
this street.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-06-18
HER UGLINESS rs
HER FORTUNE

New York. June 1S--After being
widely announced Mile. Polaire. the
French dancer, made her American de-
but at Hammerstein's thcater AMI roof
garden At each performances there
was hardly breathing room, 50 large
was the throng anxious To see this 17o-
man, whose reputation was that she
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-06-18
DAILY RECORD.
Deeds Filed

Alameda avenue. between Grama
AID C0pEz streets. East Il PasO-Ma-
teo Frzuc0ne and wife 10 V Salo-nI.
LOT = zud east 10 feet OF lot 2e. block
70. East e PasO addition; considera-
1Ion Ss86- June IS. 1910
<o-xhEesr corner Tenth and Tays
streets LzgOnta addition - Andrew
Sf0rF 20 Ophelia RElie, lot I block 26
EzzosIn addition; consideration $500.
1sv g. 1919
North Campbell street. between Mon
tsnz and 20 Erande streets. Campbell
addftf1uS " Howard 10 Maria Ca
10y. properly known as 90 North
Campbell street Campbell addition;
consideration $500 April 1, 1910.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-06-18
MODERN BRICK RESIDENCE.

Frank Scott is building a modern
brick cottage on Montana street In the
1900 block.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-06-18

couple have planned 10 take an extern
sive tour. after which they will settle
down in San Francisco, where Mr..
Roosevelt will have charge of a branch
OF the Hartford Carpet company.
The wedding of the young couple is
the elimination of a romance which be-
gan in 1908 when Miss Ethel Roosevelt
made her debut at the white house
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-06-18
PAVING STREE

Stanton street is being paved be
tween Second and Overland streets
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-06-18
CONCRETE POURING
DEMANDS AERIAL WORK

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