El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-09-28
AIRDOME TO BE
SKATING RINK
Viii Be Operated on Club System, With
Pictures and Other
Features.

Will Be Operated on Club System, With
Pictures and Other
Features.
FL Paso is to have something new
an uptodate hippodrome skating rink
with moving pictures and club features
Howard Fogg. owner Of the Airdome
has decided to convert it into hippo
droue skating rink and as soon as the
present season of summer amusements
closes, the carpenters viii begin the
work Of remodeling. He expects to spend
5000 on the work
There viii be a balcony about the
sides OF the building for people who do
not wish to skate and they viii be en-
tertained with three reels or moving pic
lures, which are to be changed three
times a week. Music throughout the
day and evening viii also be a feature
of the place
Two nights a week viii be reserved for
club members for skating. The rest OF
the time, the place will be open to the
rJblic. Lessons viii be given IN the
morning. and there Will be skating
matinees each afternoon. 1t Is the plan
10 organize the skating club among the
citizens, limited In membership vain
monthly dues, which entitle them %
skate any time the rink Is open, each
member to furnish his or her own
skates, but to receive every other atteh,
ton without additional cost. A BOARD
of five members will be selected 10 pass
1Ipon all applications for membership
This board viii also assist IN formu-aI-
inr rules to govern the hIppodrone-
It will have s. stage and at times Ine
management will engage SPECIAL IeAe ~
acts in addition to the pictures Zen l
cents viii be charged to al VINO 10 nO'
Manager Fogg will put up a. 500
irophv for the winner OF championship
skate polo team with at least Tour 9edl ~
to enter, to play twice each week. Il
games l.. ~. -.
dIIrance and speed races regularly, aiso
a mask ball about twice month 1or
club members and invited quests OIi{
he will install steam heat LOT uhe O ultu-
inc and viii construct a Womens rest
room and parlor; also check room
where all articles may be checked nee
Mrs VIM. N. F. Judd and associates
will have one evening week Tor the
children they desire TO entertain Tree
Mn. Fogg VIII select a capacle offlcer
to preserve order. .,
A confectionery and soft drink paTlsor
Is TO be operated in connection with the
eH''- The Wigwam's Work.
CHANGES have been made IN the plans
of the Wiglam theater which IS TO De
built on San Antonio street, that will
make the picture theater cost $50, 900.
A heating plant and ventilating plant Is
10 be installed In the basement OF the
building and a number OF additional
lighting features added.
A large MOSAIC tile indian head has
been ordered for the floor of the main
lobby and the indian head sign viii be
hung from the front of the theater.
Valley Ranch Transferred
The Lay-Delaney Realty and Trust
company reports the following soles:
Park Pitman to Mrs. Emma Chaffee,
two lots IN Magoffin addition, $500;
Charles Downs to Horace G. Lay, two
lots in Highland Park for $500; A E
Bartlett and wife to John Amstater, Al
feet in Alexander's addition, Tor $3.50;
George Baker TO Mrs Casey BoYken
Webb, two lots IN block 10. East FL Paso,
for S11OO; J. B. Waller and wife to
Josefino SantilIan, two lots IN block 80,
Bassett addition, for $500; Mesilla
Farms company to Nicola Abraham, 200
acres in Dona Ana county, n M, S20,-
600: Nicola Abraham to Fletcher Belk,
lots II and y, block 81. a fractional lot
IN block 70, and lots 10 and IL IN block
So, Campbell's addition, $4,000; Marion
Robertson to Lcflis r. Lay. two lots IN
Highland park. $500.