El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-02-28
BUDGET CAMPAIGN
TO Be CONTINUED.
Committees Think $4,000
May Be Raised Before
Cattlemen Arrive.

With S26,412 subscribed to the budget
fund. the directors of the chamber of
commerce are determined to keep up
the good work and hope TO have $4,000
raised within a few days. 1t is possible
that S35, 900 viii be raised before the
coming of the catlemen- On Thursday
the nine committees at work raised
S6447 for the budget fund and the FL
Paso & Southwestern Railroad company
subscribed $3.50 for the cattemen's con-
vention. This was collected by Y. R.
StiIes's committee This company will
give more from time to time.
The largest subscription on Thursday
was $500 in cash contributed by one OF
the corporations whose name is with
held. So well were the committees
pleased with Thursdays effort that
they decided at a meeting Thursday
night they would continue the work,
and believing that IT is possible some
persons desiring to contribute may be
overlooked unintenuOnauy, say that all
voluntary contributors viii be re-
ceived with as much pleasure as those
secured by solicitation
Thursdays subscriptions.
The amounts raised Thursday and the
men who got the money are;
District No. An that part of the
city north of Southern Pacific tracks.
west of and including Oregon street.
A Schwartz, chairman; W H Shelton,
W. A Scrivner, c. r. Russell, AdOlph
District No. North Of Southern
Pacific tracks, east OF Oregon to and in
Guiding St Nrain street A Silberberg,
chairman; J. J. Raster, Sol l. Berg,
Charles Mapel J. A Happier. Lee H
OrndOrff, S415.
District No. 3-North Of Southern
Pacific tracks and east of St Vrain.
q IA Finley chairman. w. s Crombie
r H Rinehart W. c. Roe, $3.50.
District No South Of Southern
Pacific tracks, FL PasO street and west
A w. Reeves, chairman; w. ), Clay
ton, G B. Stevens. Edgar w. Kayser,
District No. South of Southern
Pacific tracks, east of FL PasO, includ-
ing Mesa avenue. Robert Krakauer,
chairman; ). Z. Aubrey. Geo. LeBarOn,
j. c. Wilmarth, S1OSS.
District No -6-SOuth Of Southern
Pacific, east OF Mesa. including Camp
bell Claiborne Adams, chairman c. L
Sirmans. F. c. Weckerle, W. f. Hurx-
District No. South Of tracks, east
of Campbell to Newman V r. Stiles,
chairman; J. Frank Coles. James L
Mari, E. Z. Neff, $40.
District No. S-S0uth of tracks,
everything east of Newman street
Geo b Evans, chairman; r. A. Whit
lock. S221-
District No. Q, special. A. Shedd.
chairman; r ". Long, H. L Ponsford
Hal Christie. ". G. jolly. $40.
Total. S6697.
Dr. Paul Gallagher and J. NJ. VIII
Hams were elected members
To Entertain Visiting Women.
Secretary Rufe P. March reported
that the WOmans club will hold two
receptions for the visiting women here
during the cattlemen's convent on. One
of these is to be held at the Paso del
Norte on Tuesday afternoon and the
other at some private residence on
" edHesCay evening
Inc DldSeS VIII arrive in a few days
and the invitations TO attend the con
VentiOn have all been sent out.
request was read from the Inter
national Irrigation congress TO change
the appointment Of delegates so that
one state senator, one state representa-
tive and one other man TO be appointed
Dy the governor OF the state viii rep
resent II at the next meeting in Phoe-
nix during the fall Of 1913. The present
method IS Tor the governor, the may
OrS OF cities and the chambers of com
merce each TO appoint several DELEGATES.
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