El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-07-09
ANTI" RING MEN
TO FIRE OPENING
Gun Of CAMP IGN
Make Application to City
Council For Use of Cleve-
land Square July 16.

ANTI" ring candidates are going to
let the county voters rest Tor aWnl4e
and turn their attention TO CITY voters
The first anti public appearance Is
scheduled to take place at CleEelanu
square on the night OF July 10 me
anti" ring candidates, headed Dy Eu-
gene L Harris, candidate Tor county
judge, Thursday morning appleQ 10
the city council for permission 10 use
the square on that night The peutlon
was granted.
On the turgulent local political seas
a Tom Balls bark was sighted Tor the
first time Thursday mOrning- The dis
covery was made when petition was
presented, asking permission TO SIretch
a Tom Bali" banner across oregon
street from the First National bank
building TO the AIoorehOuse block
The petition was signed by T. NJ
Whitaker. chairman Of the Ball club
Health Record
Report Of health department for the week
ending July g. follows. Deaths. 90. births, 80
Contagious diseases reported are Measles,
Il cases diphtheria- z. Whooping cough -
typhoid fever. 4 scarlet fever s. cnlcken-
Condemnation included $50 pounds OF meat
and 1850 pounds Of fruit and vegetables
This condemnation. with the exception OF
about 10 pounds OF fruits and vegetables.
comprised a shipment Of two carloads OF
potatoes from the east. which were IN such
the health authorities would not permit the
potatoes TO be unloaded. Two whole COW
carcasses were condemned
Sewer commissioner J. W Hadlock re-
ported that the work for the week ending
July included 500 feet Of sewer pipe laid
in block IS 500, block 66s and l5I feet laid
in block 81. all in East Fl Paso-
The total number Of blocks swept during
June was e51z- The number sprinkled was
Collections During Month.
Collections for June Of the different de-
partments were Building $3.50 There
were 100 permits issued, the total valuation
being S145.S Electricity. s12Zs0s plumb
ing and gas. S2e7; sewer, 800
David +. Sullivan tax collector, reported
that the collections from June 1 10 July 30
Amounted 10 s10.s4L7L
June city prisoners consumed 504l meals
The value Of buildings involved In tlres
during June totaled S135.450. The value
Of the contents equaled s126.465- The estt-
mated loss was S911-75- The report was
submitted BY fire chief W " Armstrong
There were 3 fires In June
Cash on hand July OF the pubic library
amounted TO g5sLfa
Petitions Granted
Petitions granted were A J. Atlikens
sewer connection at Tenth and Tayss LII
Ian Browulie. same. 10 block g. Washing
ton Park addition; Desidora Nillegas and
Juan FimlneZ. hawkers' permits W X
Grayson. sewer extension TO High and kan
Petitions referred to the sanitary COM
rnittee were J. L sampson. sewer 10
block IS. Alexander's addition J. c. Bow
man. same. 20 block ll5. same aaailion'
Mayfield Building and Improvement com
pany. FOR extension OF sewer pipe 20 block
So Bassstt addition
To streets and grades; W H Winter 10
open crossing between lots g and "a. Fort
Bliss reservation. claimed 10 have been
closed BY Globe Mills and southern Pacific
During June. 142os square feet OF side
walk were constructed
The new traffic ordinance was placed on
its first reading Thursday morning