El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-12-02
PAVING IS Asked
FOR HIGH Street
Six Blocks to Be Paved
With Bitulithic; Day
and Night Clerk.

The paving of High street. from North
OREGON to North Ochoa streets is asked
in petition presented TO the councli
at the meeting Tuesday morning me
petition asLs for q 80 foot roadway
with light standard bitulithic material
The distance 10 be paved is six blocks
The petition was referred to the coun-
ell as a whole.
An ordinance was adopted under the
emergency clause creating the Office OF
day and night deputy clerks OF the cor
poratiOn- The purpose Is 70 nave man
on duty all the time who can take
valid complaint.
Victor Carusso. in q petition, asked
permission 20 build @ spur track 10
feet aloug the south line Of his prop
ertv at the northeastern corner of sixth
and FL Paso streets. where ne Is erect
ing warehouse The petition was re-
ferred TO the council as a whole
To Pave Circle Avenue.
Bids for the grading and paving 81
Circle avenue between NeNaCsi ana
California streets were opened me
bids were as follows southwestern
Paving company. for paving. Sl.44 per
Square yard; earth eXcaEatloIl, - cents
per cubic yard; El Paso Bitulithic com
pany, for paving. Sl-i6 per square yard;
excavation. 20 cents per cubic yard
To Pave Newman
Bids for paving OF Newman street
from Nevada 20 Montana streets. were
I
pany, for paving. SL44- excavation. 20
cents per cubic yard; FL Paso Bitulithic
company. for paving, SLt6i rock eNcsl-
walton 50 cents per cubic yard, earth
excavation. % cents per cubic yard In
both bids the Southwestern Paving com
pany agrees to pave in front OF all
property against which valid assess
ments have been made The Fl PaSo
Bftuiithic company agrees 10 pave all
nonresident and nonhomestead 'front.'
An ordinance was placed on first
reading assessing against PProg 2Ss.l:,
avenue from Epson avenue 10 west
30 Deaths
The weekly report Of the city health
officer showed IS deaths. of which p
were Americans, IS were MeXicans ana
. two were negroes The births tottleI
4 - OF which II were Americans and
a ATexicans There were 20 cases OF
scarlet fever. one of measles five OF
smallpox. five of typhoid fever and
eight OF diphtheria. Ten pounds OF fruit
and 669 pounds OF meat we're con
demued. and six nuiSauces abated-
Petitions ,srnnted-
The following petitions were grant
{ ad- Tri-State Motor company TO install
inside gasoline filling station ~ san
/ Antonio and Leon streets Pir6er
! .-arage 10 install gasoline filliuG station
ar z20 West san Antonio, Hines Lum-
; Der and Coal company, f0r placing
" gasoline tank under SlueNs-ih II L's.ll'f
street and Myrtle avenue Tor private
use
| Petitions Referred.
! The follcwing petitions were received
I and referred -
I Water and sanitary Texas ~ Paciiic
/ railway to make sewer conn ction with
manhole az san Antonio and Dorchester
s streets. r. A. Brown. for sewer extern
{ sion to block ia. East RI Pasoi John
( NuIlican for sewer extension to block
/ 81 Eassetr addition Rheinheimer Lum-
Z her co.nuauv. for sewer extension 70
/ block 60 Rassett addition
Fire and buildiug-The Great " est
arr oil company. for gasoline fillins
station on lot q, block -6, Bassett adj
ditiOn.
streets and -rades-keslueuts and
property owners, for are light AT Port
J land and Ohio streets.
Council as "a whOse-kro6auer. Zork
* Moye. sues. inc for en- finance
prohibitinG parking Of automobiles on
3 North FL Paso and san Francisco
. streets