El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-03-27
LITTLE INTERVIEWS

L"HE exercises Friday at the
Bean school showed conclu-
sively the need of a play
ground for the children Of Fl Paso.'
said Robert Holiday. The games,
dances and exercises met with an I'M
mediate and whole hearted response
from the children and it is certain that
any playground that is secured no
matter how large it may be, viii re-
ceive a large patronage from the 1irst
The exhibition at the Beau school was
an excellent one and showed a great
deal OF work on the part Of the teach
ers and much aptitude on the part OF
the children"
Rapid progress is being made in
Carranze territory in securing a stand
ard currency" said Frederick Busch.
"Al1 Of the various issues are being re-
deemed and the money that is now be-
ing put into circulation IS OF better
quality than any Of the rat money
heretofore issued by any faction IN
like most Of the issues, the present
issue is solely for replacing old money
and as soon as this is done no more
bills will be printed. when the Work
of redeeming the old money was start
ed at Veracruz it was found that there
was hardly a town that had not made
some sort OF an Issue. In many cases
investigations have been made and II
has been found that a single leader
has issued as much as 100000 pesos
Of money and used II all for his own
ends. In cases Of this kind the issue
is simply declared void and no ex-
change is made.
with the completion Of the con-
nections of the Mills building, First
Rational Bank building and the Shell
don hotel with the deep sewer on sec
ond street. the city will abandon the
pumping Of sewerage from these
buildings" said mayor c. z. Kelly. For
some years the city has borne the ex-
pense OF pumping sewerage from l le
section in which these buildings are
located. but the improvements Just be-
ing made will ObTiate the necessity for
further expense along this line. The
deep sewer on Stanton street mas oeen
extended as far north as the Cansher
building. and the Trust building, cal
Usher building and other buildings are
being connected up. In this secuon
also 1t has always been necessary TO
pump the sewage, but here the expense
was borne by the owners OF the build
ings- The deep sewers being laid are
of 10 inch piping and are calculated
10 take care Of the sewerage in the
sections affected when the city reaches /
a population Of 10000
X x
ct came TO FL Paso planning to
spend two or three days and have de-
cided to stay here two or three weeks.
said J. P. butcher, OF Grand Rapids. I
Mich. Il have fallen in love with the |
delightful climate and with your pro- |
aressive city I think FL PasO one OF I
the best cities Of its size have ever /
seen. It is well built. well paved and I
is, withal. an up to date city"
NV work takes me all over western /
Texas and southern New Mexico and [
Arizona" said R. D. Brown, a Fort /
Worth commercial man, "and I find I
that business conditions all over this 4
territory are excellent There is
hardly a city that can honestly talk Of 4
business depression I was reading
in the FL PasO Herald the other even
ing that Nogales IS seeking a baseball
franchise and that some people were
afraid the little city might not be able
to support q club. They want to for
get that worry quick. Nogales is one
OF the Invest little cities in the whole
southwest and its citizens are men
who are ready to boost their town to
the limit If NOgaies gets a league
team, watch out for it Business in I
TIcsoF- f22ll5efii X f3fsbee, Douglas Sill
yer City and all the smaller towns In
this territory is improving every
month and q very prosperous summer
is ahead Of the southwest
Friday is always a slack day for I
the railroad ticket Offices says H. D
AIcGregor. Most of the old supersti-
tions are passing. but people persist in
that there is a hOodOO on any
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