El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-29

w slider the details OF the pro-
posed auditorium-marllet it
should consult with the officials OF
Cleveland, Ohio" said judge Leigh
Clark.
There they have a complete cold
storage plant in connection with the
city mar act. People are permitted TO
have lockers in which they may store
their produce which they may DuI CIl.ise
cheaply and keep until the winter
boosts the price of these necessities
This has proved very successful in that
city and should work TO adNantaSs
here. 1 think it should be lncluded
in any plans that are maze Tor a mar
ket house Although the city attor-
ney has held that the city cannot
legally build an AUDITORIUM, mere Is
no law to prevent the erection OF
market house with an auditorium on
the second floor. It need not De calieu
an auditorium, but a meeting place OF
city hail.
This would have peen one Of the
best hay years in the history OF the
valley if it had not been Tor the rain"
said Mark Cadwallader. The hay har-
vests were all large, but the rain
spoiled the grading Of the hay and pre-
vented much of il from bringing IlrsI
class prices on the market. We are
getting alive can for our hay and have
some good contracts by which we Will
dispose Of the crop 4 reedlng propo-
sltion for feeding hay 10 cattle would
not be satisfactory here IN the valley
because such year as the past one
would not come often enough 10 pay
for the equipment Of feeding ranches"
Present indications point TO the !
board of education selecting new site I
for the new high school" said ". S. I
Clayton.
But this will in no way change the I
ward on the rim Of the mesa Those /
back of the movement to build a boule- [
ward on the mesa were or the opinion (
that a portion Of the property neces- !
sary to be secured for the right of way
could be resold 10 the board Of educa-
ton for the new hign school athletic
grounds. In event that this cannot /
be done, the city will undoubtedly pur-
chase the right of way by a bond is
sue and build the scenic drive"
within a week FL Paso will enter
tain two distinguished parties said
GERS Of the Elks viii be in this city
on October 5 and the imperial divan OF
the Shrine on October s. Every Citi- 2
zen Of FL Paso. regaI dless OF whether
deavor TO make the VISIT Of these dis
citizens as pleasant as pos
sible. We, who are Elks and Shriners,
know that when we visit any town OF
CITY IN the tinted STATES the door OF
every home Is open TO US and we should
show our appreciation by giving both
parties a rOusIng welcome and see that
there is something doing every minute
while they are in our city
During all the preparation for trou-
bic with CarrauZa. VIA has not for
gotten his medical corps" said L C.
Craig, who is in the CITY from Chihua-
hua-
Orders We're placed. at the same
time the ammunition was ordered. for
medical supplies. villa has offered [
doctors special inducements to Join the
corps and many OF the pest physicians Z
in Chihuahua and Durango are at
-ached TO his corps. The supplies have I
been ordered by experienced men and /
are all Of the best"
The war in Europe certainly has
not had much effect on une local real I
estate market said n E Sherman.
IN the summer months all Indications I
were for good fa', and these ex-
Dectations have been carried out For 4
/ time there was a Curtailment Of
building operations but after the first I
scare, this passed and plenty Of work
s now planned Out OF town people :
are coming TO FL Paso. realizing thar
this city offers better opportunities
nan any other IN this section"
Hunting and fishing Is fine this
line OF the year at the 3Iescalero in
liam reservation said Edward Led
vidge.
Trout are plentiful in the streams
md there are many varieties Of game
n the woods. We saw large numbers
II wild turkey and deer But. as the
season is closed, we did not kill any
II them The air is fine, the reserva-
ion being situated in me Sacramento
Mountains near Cloudcrort- In the
pring IL is a garden spot Of the earth.
Quite number of hunters were shoot ,
ne IN the reservation, while our party {
vas there. the majority Of them from ! ;
his city" !
;
1t is hardly probable that any Of ID
he federal Officers recently released { S
rom Fort Wingate, Will join the ar Z
MES Of either Villa or Carranza," said !