El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-09-08
NAMES A. DICK MOTORS TO HAYWOOD;
SUGGESTS REPAIRING ROAD TO DE1lING

6CT F Ell PASOANS would repair the
road to .Deming, they could
4 make the run over to Haywood
Hot Springs by noon and take supper,
at Haywood on saturday night" said
Jas. A. Dick, who returned Sunday from
a trip to the springs and over to Hur-
lev. THE roads are good nearly all
the way except for the hill 20 miles
out from FL Paso." he said About
half way between Deming and Fay
wood they have fixed the road win 4
machine that cuts off shrubs ana also
the high bumps in the road and MAKES MAKES
il smooth The road from Haywood
over to Hurley is better than our paved
streets for automobiles because thcy
I'VE left FL Paso last wednesday.
stayed in Deming that night and me
following day ran over 70 ayWoou;
where we drank plenty of that g0oo
water and took a bath. Then we ran
up to Hurley the next day, back 70
Deming Saturday and home sunday,
With Mr. Dick in his Hudson 81
were: Mrs. Dick and their children,
Miss Katherine and James A. IT., ana
Miss Louise Kettler, of Demlng, VINO
back with them
z E Neff and family and Mr.. and
Mrs. W. G. Dunn, in the Netts REQ;
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Happier and Mr. and
Mrs Powell Stackhouse, in Mr.. Hap
per's REQ; Mr.. and Mrs. J F. Williams
and Mr. and Mrs. Waters Davis, in Ny
WfIliams's Cadillac. ran down 10 w B.
Lattas ranch beyond Clint SUNDAY
evening and spent the evening there,
returning about 10 o'clock Sunday
night
H. r. McClintock and Arthur Haw-
kinson have gone up to DemlnS IN MI;
signs along the road for the Paso del
NOrte hotel.
Mr., and Mrs; J, G; Bsrsdsa a sIH MT MT
Anthony. N. NJ Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. W. Stockard returned
Sunday from Plains. Texas, having ac-
companied the Westgard logging party
as far as the plains country; 1t pc
were at Plains and rained all the way
to FL Paso about 365 miles, by way OF
times and on the way they passed 6.
NJ. Moore and R H Brown, VINO were
en- route TO Jackson, Minnesota from
California. The latter lost two sIrlps
side of AlamogOrdO were so SICK Inc
cars did not sink down but they slipped
along the flat.
Numbers of FL Paso automobiiIists
took a drive Sunday over the new loop
constructed by Peter Kern out from
the upper end of Mesa avenue. through
Kern place and back by Stormsyllle
The road is in good shape and at1ords
an excellent ride
Mr.. and Mrs c. NJ Einhart, Miss NJ
O'NefI and NJ McElrOy, of Roswell, n
NJ drove into Ell Paso Sunday in I'VE
passenger E. NJ F. car and spent sun
dav in town returning TO their home
Monday. While it rained on the way
in, they experienced no difficulty IN
getting over the roads.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII I Watson and
children and Mr.. and Mrs. George Har-
Der and children mOtored to Hueco
tanks in their Ford machines on Sat
urday and camped Saturday night, re-
turning to Ell PasO on Sunday
Frank Cdowiey. George Henderson
and E A Powers returned SATURDAY
evening from 4 trip to Deming ana
Silver City in the Curtis and sweet
Cartercar. The marty left Wednesday
morning at 10 o'clock, arriving in Dem
ing at D. m. without trouble OF dc
Law of any nature The rest of We'd
nesday was spent in DeminS and Silver
CITY was made Thursday morning. 4
| two days rain held the party in Sill
/ yer City and the return trip was made
/ Saturday. The only difficulty was ex-
/ perienced at the Canutillo, hill. which
was made about an hour after the hard
/ rain Saturday afternoon, but the car
I slid down the hill safely. 1t would
/ have been impossible FOR a car to get
up this Hill either Saturday afternoon
or Sunday morning, as 1t was very
muddy and slick Mr.. Henderson has
/ made this trip nine times and says this
/ was the second time he has ever done
/ so without an accident or puncture-