El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-01-03
EXTENSIVE BOOST
FOR Ell PAsO
Chamber Of Commerce to
Exploit All Phases of
City's Advantages.


The 1911 report of the Ell Paso cham
Der of commerce, now being compiled IN
book form, entitled prosperity and OPP
portunities in FL Paso and FL Paso's
Territory" will be extensively circulated
at home and abroad and will be a most
comprehensive review of the resources
progress and advantages of this section
particular care being taken to make the
work attractive in appearance and con-
sentative in statement.
Reliable data has been secured show
inc annual sales, number of employees
territory covered, stock values, output
class of goods handled, and other facts
relating to FL Paso's present financial
manufacturing, wholesaling and retailing
interests, the value OF crops and lands I'D
Ell Paso's agricultural territory, and
other lines Of endeavor, with outline OF
opportunities for further or new devel-
opment.
Many Writers of Many Subjects.
Each subject viii be written by Fl
Paso men recognized as authorities in
their special lines and who best know
of the conditions treated, and among
the subjects covered are:
Ell Paso in History. Gen. Arson Mills
FL Paso Today and in 1920, H d. Sla-
ter. The Ell Paso Herald.
Building in FL Paso, H. c. frost, archi-
81 Paso Realty for the investor and
Ho1neseeker, J. A. Happier.
Agriculture in FL Paso's Territory
James L. Mari, of Austin & Mari
Dry Farming in the III Pa5o Country
G. A. Martin, president Texas Dry. FARM
ing Congress. p,o
Crande. Felix Martinez. of the Water
Users association.
Municipal improvements and Admin
istration in Ell Paso, c. E. Kelly. may
or of FL Paso.
Finances in FL Paso, James G. Nc
Nary, First National bank, Ell Paso-
Ell Paso's Transportation Facilities,
George F. Hawks. Ell Paso & South
Ell Paso's Territory. Thomas o'Keeffe,
FL Paso Times.
Mining in the FL Paso District. NJ B.
Parker. OF Parker & Parker, mining
engineers.
Ell Paso's Big PayrOlls. J. a Hap
81 Paso's Diversions. N. NJ walker
The FL Paso Herald
To Cover Many Fields.
Other subjects include:
Taxes and Valuations in FL Paso.
Ell Paso's Health and Climate.
Exports and Imports, the Out and In
Go of Ell Paso.
Facts and Accomplishments in Ell
Paso's Industrial, Jobbing and Retail
Lines.
FL Paso,s Postal Record.
The Press of FL Paso. History and
the present Good Boosters
The FL Paso Chamber of Commerce.
It's Object, Purpose and Ambition; all
that is good for FL Paso, by c. A
Kinue, secretary.
To Use Photographs.
feature viii be made Of carefully
photographed and engraved l1ustra
lions, showing FL Paso in picture. In
Guiding:
The historic plaza and some Of the
Unlocking buildings.
FL Paso's skyscrapers.
A residence street in FL Paso-.
FL Paso's parks and Fairgrounds.
In the wholesale district of FL Paso.
Some of FL Paso's churches
FL Paso busy retail streets.
THE public buildings of FL Paso.
FL Paso's clubs, Y. NJ. C. A., Y W.
c. A. and libraries.
Some OF FL Paso's hospitals
Representative schools Of FL Paso.
Irrigation in the Rio Grande valley
Some valley products.
Ell Paso railway buildings.
Some big Industrial plants in FL
Paso
The home of the Ell Paso chamber Of
commerce.
To Cover All Details.
Further data. statistics and general
information relative to FL Paso and FL
Paso's country will give the investor
manufacturer, jobber, miner. farmer
and homeseeker such facts as tend to
show that with the agricultural devel-
orment now assured in the valley OF
the Rio Grande by the near completion
of the greatest Of the nations irriga-
ton projects, and cheap electric power
for FL Paso's industries available from
the 100000 acre feet in the waters
held by the Elephant Butte dam, FL
Paso is destined in the next decade TO
largely exceed in prosperity any past
record and to ever be the Industrial
commercial, mining and agricultural