El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-12-08
LITTLE
INTERVIEWS
90 ALAZAR is probably the most
overrated of all of the trouble

go ALAzAR is probably the most
Overrated of all of the trouble
makers that have appeared in
northern Mexico" said Carlos c. Mar
tian.
a considerable following. At that uIhe,
though. he at least made a pretense OF
fighting for a cause. His eSpOuSal OF
the HUerta regime, however, resulted IN
his being completely discredited. NOW
that he is back in Chihuahua he may
manage to gather few disgrunLleu
bandits, eXfederals and 'Colorados,' DuI
the day Of Salazar as menace to the
peace of the state is over. He will 60
the way of the Castillo and QueVeuO
bands
\
eel PasO is getting much good al
vertising through the plan to have side
trips for the special train passengers
staying over here said Andrew reeves
The chamber Of commerce mas re-
ceived letters from many of the Dig
railroads asking for particulars re-
rarding the trim Among these are
letters from the NJ. K. & T. and the
Burlington, the latter road expecting
TO rout number of It's SpeCIIails
through here on the return trip Inc
NJ. K & T has issued circulars to all
of its passenger representative, Ge-
sCribing the car ride, which Will IN
clude much Of FL PasO and trip across
the river"
"a very senseless scare is on among
some newcomers to Ell PaSo, sdlQ IL
W. II. Anderson, city health oILlcST.
There is always more OF less SndlI-
box in western communities. particular
" where there is a floating pOpulaLloli
AS an actual fact there are IN the CITY
eruptive hospital today but 10 cases
originating inside the city anu Z
originating within the county OUTSIDE
the city. l do not know now the re-
port has gained circulation that there
are 300 or 400 cases in the city. some
| one has greatly exaggerated COnulLlOllS'
/ Ell Paso is the best vaccindted com
munity in the southwest over 'UUV Oh
] our floating population have Deeh vac
/ cinated during the past three or 1OGI
months and the CITY force is constantly
AT work OF the cases we have mad a
| large percentage had come IN from
] other sections or were not VacclhaLeu;
] Out of the thousands Of cases ueateu
/ at the citV eruptiVe hospital almost no
! deaths have occurred among those VINO
| had ever been vacCinated, whereas the
/ death rate has been large among those
| unvaccinated. 49,.
! The health of FL Paso is exception
! ally good at this time there being very
few cases of contagious diseases.
| = Z
"The nickel autos have evidently
J come to stay" said J. W. k1rkpaJrlch-
4 THE venture in El PasO has proved a
! successful one as is shown by the tacJ
| that one company has 70 cars ana IS
| arranging to buy NUMBER OF OIheIs
J They are working day and night ana
| many persons who reside outside of the
] business district make the trip TO ana
/ from their business in the automoDlles'
| In Los Angeles there are many auto
/ mobiles used for public cOnVeydnceS at
/ ; cents fare to any part of the city
I Phoenix Tucson and other western
J cities have been introduced to the
J nickel car and l have learned tnaI III
many Of the large eastern cues Liz
J service is soon to be inaugurated
=
THE fact that the United states has
/ recognized Gen. Francisco Nlllas RUE
] in Mexico viii prove potent FACTOR IN
7 restoring peace to that country, salo
/ Gunther Leasing. Il don't believe Ihal
| the SaIazar revolt will gain much head
way in northern Mexico. he VIII nary
" come to JuareZ or this vicinity as ne
! realizes he is very unpopular ana II ne
is driven across the line again ana
/ captured on this side its safe bet ne
won't make his escape In and arOuno
San Antonio there are many IoIliSl
! federals and these may flock to Ih'
standard of Salazar
| The outlook is very bright for build
ing activity beginning with Ihe new
! year" said G. A. frost Business i
! picking up right along and IS mucl
better now than during the summer
p. caused a little lull in inquiries for i'm
mediate work but there are many IN
quiries for work early next year
Among larger jobs already announced
are the high school building, for whicl
bids will be opened on Dec q, the VIC
tor Carusso apartments on Prospec
street, to cost $4,000 and the resi-
dence of A. Schwartz on Mesa avenue
to cost S25, 900"
|
Music lovers of FL PasO should no
fail TO attend the next concert of IN
Ell Paso symphony orchestra wnich VII
be held on December 49, said Mrs. W
r Brown. There is no admission
charge to the concerts. The music is o
are 90 well arranged as to please a va
rietv of musical tastes. The idea of. tn
symphony orchestra for FL PasO is
big thing for Ell Paso and FL Pasoan
] should take advantage OF these oppor
funifies to hear good music wei
! played