El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-01
thanks CRUCES
FOR INVITATION
Council Orders Many Side
walks Built; 20 chihuahua
ia Houses Condemned.

A resolution was passed by the city
council at its regular meeting Thurs
dav morning. expressing to the man
sqement OF the Dona ana County Fair
.ssociation its appreciation for hav-
ing set aside Saturday. october j. as
cpl Paso day" In the resolution the
council appealed to every citizen OF
n Paso who can, to attend FL Paso
5sv" at the fair. In its resolution, me
council referred TO the talr as gIe go.
o5,-a-risiur- medium for the southwest
Sidewalks Ordered.
The foIloy-fner property owners were
,,,structed TO Law sidewalks in 'front.' OF
their residences: j. = MO- SUI ~ "a
front OF his property on Anse ana ~ -
10 streets Mrs Matte BarDeck,
800 street and Arizona street; Agnes
and Harriet Krouse, Bliss street, raw
lzins Improvement coInpahy, Dll SI
street: J. J. LOngWell ana n lSlls s'
Tliss street Mrs. J. ". Phillips, Brown
lt-sa+- Thomas B. I1ockerty, South
Florence street. J. G. Wilmarth, Bliss
street.. NJ b Wood, South Florence
street: Mrs Marie g. Spencer OctaViia
street: Thomas B. Docherly' OcLs-' "a
p. O'Conner. Bliss street. and MIS- LII
Ian A Cole. Bliss street
Condemns 20 Houses.
Twenty houses in Chihuahua, con-
m be condemned and destroyed by the
hoard OF health. The recommends
lions were approved Dy the counclL
A communication from G. L and At
las Jones relative to the lnanlllty OF
Ms Peter AHcherO to lay sidewalks IN
front of her home in Franklin Heights,
was referred 10 the streets and grade
Deaths, %; Births, p.
There were "a deaths in FL Paso dur
ending october J.. accord
ing to the report OF the health depart
rnent Six OF these were Americans,
Is MeNicans, one negro ana l"o C1l llls--
men. twenty-five births were report
ed. of which q were Mexicans and four
Americans
The board OF health reported 20 cases
OF CONTAGIOUS disease, OF which II were
cases Of typhoid fever
There were 2S1 pounds OF meat con-
demned during the week ana ~
pounds Of vegetables There were 1877
meat markets. groceries and diaries in
spected and IA head Of cattle
George Espy, city engineer, reported
that the payroll for the department
totaled S14e5. The revenues for sur
veys. grades and inspections amounted
The petition OF the futile Paint &
Glass company 10 erect bulletin sign
on lis property at 4I2 Mesa avenue was
denied.
The following petitions were
Mrs Margaret Booth. for iron bal
conv over sidewalk and for areaWays
on alley at Wyoming and stanton
coles Building & Real Estate Co, for
a fire hydrant in Castle Heights
Alice C. Barthelemy and others Tor
an awning at the corner Of FL Paso and
Second streets, and TO cement an al
IVY, --,s --.-.--- TO- g-se,
line filling tank at 1888 Alameda ave-
CITY school board for a sewer extern
sion TO Highland Park school
A s. J. Eylar, for sewer extension
70 the new county hospital
Petitions Referred.
The following petitions were re-
ferred to the sanitary committee
o. c. Coles. for sewer TO block 80,
Cotton addition.
RI F. Davis. for sewer extension be-
tween Ohio and Cotton avenue, High
Cassidy & NeeI for sewer extension
10 lots Is to 90, block 16. Cotton ad-
Anderson-Fiuer Realty Co, for a
sewer connection to block 293, Pierce
Finley addition
Mayfield Building x Improvement
Co.. for sewer extension TO lots 1 and
2, block 70. Cotton addition.
To Fire and Building Committee.
The following petitions were re-
ferred 70 the fire and building COM
mittee:
c. H. GimbIe &c install Bowser tank
at Copia and Hueco streets
Residents OF Washington Park for
an arc light at Rivera and Hammett
streets
Property owners to improve Pros
pect avenue with bitulithic paving.
Property owners on Wright avenue,
for a grade between Nevada and Circle
Rabbi Martin Zielonka, for a grade