El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-01-21
II Years Ago 10 day
From The Herald This Date 1899.

The city Of Barstow, Tex. has raised
It's quarantine against FL Paso.
Judge Bryant, of Las Cruces has
removed to FL PasO with his family
Q. S. Stewart, of the First National
bank, LETT yesterday afternoon by way
Of the s P.
L II Kemp and T NJ Little went 10
santa Fe on hunting trip.
The passenger traffic on all the
lines running in and out of town has
doubled, and all of the hotels are
". J. Taylor. r. s Austin and John
EnIOW went north over the Santa ne
this morning to Earlham, n. NJ, on
The board Of health has instructed
Dr- 4andeH to enforce sewer connec-
ton IN all parts OF the city and to see
mat property owners clean up their
Tonight in the Casino at Juarez the
memorial srY1ceS for the late collector
OF the port, NJ NJ Bauche. viii take
place according TO the program. Street
cars will be held for the Fl Pssoa1E
until the meeting is over
Ihe following officers of the High
school cadets were appointed nv T7ro
fessOr Roach this mornfng. Lack TF11b-
Dard, Albert Wilcox, George Sweeney
George Shutz. Selby Townsend, Arthur
Bruce Section and Harry Kelly.
When the r c. S. NJ & P train vas
entering the yards at Juarez late yes
ler9ay afternoon wreck occurred
which resulted in brakeman H q Nev-
perry being slightly injured. 1T took six
hours OF hard work to clear the track
ana the train was transferred to this
Work on the new city park. under the
eglrectlon OF Mrs c. n. BuckIer and a.
,; Greig, has progressed finely. After
eIt the ollls nave been settled on ac-
count OF the improvements already
made, there will remain a balance 81
SoOuI SSUU- II IS now proposed TO "a iSa
S1UUo or $500 to secure a statue az
ment Of the park.
It was only the prompt and efficient
VOTE OF the fire department yester-
gay afternoon that prevented a RIO
9laze at Momsen and TbO~Da,,S -
oregon street The loss amounts 70 h.
tween $4,000 and $4,000 and is chiefly on
- In NJ u Sheet metal damaged BY wa
81. me loss to the building viii NOT
exceed $25. The stock was f1,s,,-sl7 ~
n Il. stevens for S65OO The bY1fTr5i-,c-
" y - insured by A P Coles, T. H Conk-
IN and A NJ LOOmis
For several days pas+ WORK ~, ~,
yCtut [dHfoad bridge across at this
PP POINT mas been stopped. The railroad
OFFICIALS are accusing the NTeI;~o-- -
eminent with being resDODsiEI - -
uSIdS IN It's construction Tba bri5es
When completed will contain 60 -t-7,1
: s1 pfils rom los to los feet long. me
SHlIre length of the structure To he aqS
rect The Missouri Bruce s15 T-oT-
k " GIAs mas the contract for buiidine the
- -C5e ana p Wagner. the general
mere for some time past mas Yen
At ~ ie o1,sS answered to the roll call
a. me council meeting last rfeI7f -
cept alderman McDuffie Who is SIN
49, NJ IN California. DR. Race stated
g. sIllaiIpoN was thing of the past.
eii engineer Kimberley stated tbas
snd Sewer pipe on hand had been used
be- rs recommended that the workmen
Il y a.
man man of the fire and water comH1iffee
81 90 mat the mayor be authorized to
nj iCr Dlds for furnishing the CITY
- IN eIeetrlc lights. The question Of
b,,j, hLh0 or brick to be used in the
y,iH,--lG5lhS OF the city hall was again re-
SStstsd, Architect AIayden explained that
DuIt brick was the most desirable ma
S5o "a oDIalnaole. but the cost would be
So, 49, greater Alderman Clifford IA
sso[Su Ihe suggestion and moved that
- - orlck and CerrilOs white stone be
49, LOT facing The motion was sec
5noe6 ana all aldermen voted ave" ex-
-ept MI Stewart. who voted mo-