El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-07-11

that Pitman does not appear on them
as tax payer at the time he was
elected TO office"
Stanton then stated that he found
Pltman had assessed the following
property for 1911: Two acres of land
at Hsleta, 800; lots II to Is, block G
Campbelis addition, $500; lots 4 to 6
block 22O. Campbelps addition. $4,000:
dots TO II, block SO, and lots Il to
70, In the same block, 1900: lots Is
to 81, block 29, MOrehead addition.
$1,000; south one half of lot IS all Of
lot IA, and north half of lot Is. block
-, AleXander's addition, $500; lots
% to 30, Highland park, $3.50: lots II
and IS, block 90, Government Hin
Sl50; lots / to 4. block "A, Government
Hlll, $3.50; lots 1 to 4. block "A, Golden
Hill, $4,000; lots 1 TO 10, block 10
Alexander's addition, $4,000; Pitman,
Eylar and Kelly. S9O.5 acres in san
E!izarlo grant $4,000. Total valuation
given was S21,25O.
1t has been estimated by several
that Park Pitman now owns property
easily worth 1900" said Stanton.
me assessed valuation of George
humans property Is given at S1z-
600 but $4,000 would be a fair esti-
mate"
Vowel as a Speaker.
{. l. Vowel, candidate for district
attorney on the anti-ring ticket, was
then introduced. Mr. Vowel said the
thing that drove him into the race was
that desire for personal liberty which
should dominate the feelings Of every
freeborn American citizen, and he said
that If the people were not free il was
their own fault. NO county. town. or
nation can be free if the affairs of
such are dictated by one man or set
of men," said the speaker.
They started the fight against the
anu-ring, first" he continued, ''by
calling our ticket papa Lea's ticket, but
they soon found out that Tom Lea had
more friends than Kelly, and they
stopped that. Now they are irving to
call US the Ikeites, and refer to Ike as
the boss He referred to w w
Bridgers as the official scribe of the
ring. He said he could not understand
ho~ anyone could support an admins
tratIon that gave water with string
beans in it He had more to say about
the city WaterwOrks proposition, and
ended up by asking what benefit did
the people derive from the purchase
of it
There is old Bill, Park. George and
Henry. When they get up and say to
this man on the ring ticket. to come
he comes. Do, and the servant does
Two years ago Ike was the sweetest
chocolate drop In the candy box. The
ring tried to bride his own brother to
run against him I am fighting to
bring about condition of affairs so
that my boy or your boy can run To-
office without having to 90 to Kelly
That is why I am with the anti-ring
crowd
Net Rocking the Boat.
w H Fryer, candidate for county
was the next speaker He
sid Billy Bridgers had violently at
tackled him on the occasion of Il ring
meeting in the courthouse some 10 DAYS
ago The reason Of that attack is
very plain; it was aimed at me in the
confident expectation that it would
make me mad and that then I would
get up and begin TO rock the boat by
violent retort and unbecOming retalia-
ton" He said THE anti-ring ship is
sailing along too smoothly for any of
is to make a mistake like that 1t
might give me some small degree of
abstraction to pay my respects to Mr. (
by public villificatiOn, but I |
would do that only at the expense and |
o the disadvantage of my brother can
i1dates and the cause which they and /
have so earnestly espoused. Ny per |
Onal opinion of W. W Bridgers is of !
10 concern to the voters Of FL Paso |