El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-05-12
PIONEERS START
WORK FOR 4 HOME
Capt. Juan Hart Donates a
Site For BuiIding-Ma
Observation-Disclosures.

A move for a pioneer home to he
puIlt at Harris mills was started 81
The association for ?. number of years,
ISOLATION, which was held at the cham
Der Of commerce Saturday afternoon
The building project has been before
the association for a number Of years,
out the project was started on Its v dF
saturday when a committee, with A.
Courchesne as chairman. was appointed
IL arrange a plan for erecting a home
and to report to the association WITHIN
90 days.
Capt. Juan Hart has donated an acre
OF ground q the viaduct for building
site and il is the plan to secure con-
JrIbutiOns from the members OF the
association with which TO build suit
able home
building Committee Formed.
James L. Mari started the subscrip-
ton list with an offer of SO per year
toward the fund, and suggested
scheme of notes to finance the build
ing. President Ed Kneezel. VINO was
reelected. appointed the building COM
mlttee composed of a. COUrsheSne, >. A
Smith. Herman Andreas, j. L. MARI
George Look and the members OF the
executive committee who were re-
elected. 1t is the intention of the as
ISOLATION to have the building ready
for dedication by the next annual meet
ing in May.
W H. Austin announced that as pres
ident of the Government Hill company
he would be willing TO donate four
lots in that addition if the Pioneers
association would erect a building
there within a year.
Early Day Foods on Menu.
The election of officers followed the
dinner, which was served in the base
ment of the chamber of commerce and
was cooked By Mexican women. The
foods served at the dinner were con-
fined TO those which could be Obtalne1
in FL PasO prior TO 1882 A number OF
visitors were present at the dinner
which is an annual event among the
pioneers. Judge J.. PrOVencIO, Of Jua-
rez. was one Of the invited guests Of
the association and represented the
pioneers OF the Mexican side. After the
dinner was served the entire assOcia-
tion sang Aud Lang Syne." led by
Park Pitman and A T. SamWOrth-
Letters of sympathy were ordered
sent 20 c. r. MOrehead and s. II. New
man, both of whom are members, but
Were too i'll to be present at the meet
KneezeH Is Reelected.
The election of officers resulted IN
Edward kneeZeu being reelected
president against his protest. William
Bheinheimer, vice president; 5. II.
sutherland, secretary; Herman An
dreas, treasurer, and j. A Buckler, Lee
Robertson, J. j. Gaal and Robert
krakauer as the executive committee.
+. 4, Hunter offered an amendment TO
the constitution to be tabled until me
next meeting. making non residents
eligible for membership if they were
residents of FL Paso % years ago, the
dues for these to be 81 per year
4 letter Of regret was read by Maur-
ice LoeWenstein. of Nsleta, saying that
he could not attend the meeting be-
cause of the illness Of his wife Remiu-
1scenceS were given by Edward Knee
zell, W H. Austin. A A Kline, A.
COurchesne. f T. Hunter J. H Com
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Pioneers OF FL PasO.
The members of the association who
We're present together with the date or
their coming to Ell PasO. are:
F. f. Hunter. Sept 26, 1883; L.
krause, July 10. 1881; L. H Davis, May
.. 1881; James L. Mari, Sept o 1873; W (
H. Austin. March q, 1881; J. 7. Priest Z
Nov. 1881; John SOrensOn, July, 1880; (
5. H. Sutherland, Dec, 1880; G. T New (
man. May, 1881; Thomas Kelly, May 1SS |
1881; Fred A Clifton, Nov. 1870; James
Redmond, Apr. 1882; Henry l. CapeG, /
aug 1882 J. H. COmstOck, Oct 1881; P
Burnham. April, 1853; J. J. Mundy, I
May, 1881; E FroTenciO. Dec, 1S4S; W. /
l. Runey. Jan 8, 1852; W. r. Martin. !
Oct. 1887; A A. Kline, Sept, 1888; ;
RObt- Newman, June. 1884; E IA ]
ShackelfOTd, Nov. 1881, J. a. Escajeda, /
March, 1856; W T.. Stevenson, June 4, i
1881; J. B. Sanders, Feb. 19. 1888; c. c. I
Eiefer, Sept 1881; Frank Wells Brown, I
Iarch, 1855; NJ. W. Stanton, Aug. i, /
1888; H 3. Stevens, May 10, 1887; Robt- I
KrakaUer, 1873. II. F. Stacy, Oct. 1881; [
NJ c. Edwards. Oct, 1882; H Z. Steven /
son. 1881; A. W. Faust. jan, 1850; Ran
ioIf Terry, Jan. %. 1881; a T. sam 4
worth, Jan. 5. 1881; r. B. Bias, June. 4
1891; ". L. Sharp, May. 1881; J. J. Con
lors, Jan. 1882: J. Il. Poland, oct, 1882 /
Joseph Magoffin, 1874; /. G. Gaal, 1881; !
Park Pitman. March, 1886; J. Sullivan,
1882; D. p. Stewart Jan 8, 1888; c. ~
Fassett, 1850; J. J. Crawford. Sept. T.
1881; J. B. Payne. Dec. ,, 1887; W. NJ
Mccoy. June 1880; J. l. McAfee, Nov.
1882; J. a. Buckler. Dec, 1880; J. j.
JOngwell. March. 1884; D. H. Scnoon- /
max, 1882; d. Z. DOane. 1881; A COur-
hesne, Dec, 1857; J. A. Smith, Nov. 4,
SS4; c. Z. Kelly. July 3, 1885; Geo
-ook, Feb. 10. 1850; George Sauer, June
SS1; Lee Robertson, March, 1882; Aug.
Sept, 1881.