El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-14
CLINT ISSTR0NG
FOR GOOD ROADS
Only Two Votes Are Cast
Against Bonds; Big Silo
is Completed.

Clint. Tex. oct. I4-OnIy two votes
were cast against the road bonds in
I the election at this place showing that
/ the valley people are in favor Of road
improvements. 1t is hoped that the
/ commissioners Will give the lower val
| ley a road that will stand the wear of
heavy traffic and one that is suf-
ficiently wide for two rigs 10 pass
without one Of them taking to the sand
or mud The large sunflOwers along
1 the paved roads are an annoyance. as
in some instances they are so large and
hang over the roadway in such shape
that it is almost impossible for two
rigs to pass easily.
Much Moving Around.
Roy H Davidson has moved from his
ranch northwest Of Clint to his cottage
in the southern part Of town, Joe
Jiminez having moved from that place
to the Hernandez ranch. north of Clint.
7. a. Hallihan and family have
moved from Clint to their ranch near
Clint for the winter months.
Edgar Brosn has moved from the
Of town TO the c NJ. Mckinney resi-
dence, Mr.. Mckinney having moved TO
Ell Paso for the winter.
Mrs. r G. Murphy is spending sew
eral weeks visiting friends and rela-
tives in Chicago and other eastern
cities. and Robert Richardson has
charge of the pOstoffice during Mrs.
Murphy's absence
MISS MAT EdLE CT W Ills formerly OF THIS
place, but more recently Of Big Springs,
Tex, has been visiting her sister, Miss
Vera Wills. at Fabens, for a few days,
and called on Miss Halle Pulien for a
short visit Miss Wills will return TO
her home this week.
r W. Love and family are contem-
plating moving 10 Sierra Blanca in the
near future. where Mr.. Love has large
ranch interests
Large SIIO Completed.
LARGE tile cf1n of onm .ffU
has been completed on the Celum q,
Davis ranch, two miles southeast OF
Clint and the filling will commence
next week. large number of fine
dairy cows are being cared for al this
place. which is in charge Of A. T. Ce-
lum. who is now operating an autOmo-
bile truck daily to FL PasO, where the
dairy products are disposed Of at
good price. Mr. Celum is also having
a large addition made TO the ranch
house and will shortly move his family
from the old place near Clint TO the
dairy farm. John Parr win occupy the
old Celum property, and will have
charge of that portion Of the ranch
BrOkOn windows. skylights and pune
tured roofs which were caused by the
heavy hailstorm which visited this
place on Sept %. have in most cases
been repaired. many houses requiring
entirely new roofs. ana not a single
house in the radius Of the heavy storm
was left intact All growing crops, as
well as the late fruits, were destroyed.
and this portion of the country now
looks as though it had been visited by
many heavy frOsts
Claud Elan, one of the prosperous
valley farmers, jOurneyed to Del Rio "A
few days ago, and surprised his friends
at this place by returning with a bride
Mrs Elan was formerly Miss Edith
Briggs, and is well known here. hav-
ing taught two very successful terms Of Z
school at San Elizario, one and two
years ago
sam Carr. who was thrown from a
horse on the county road at a point
near Belen, some three weeks ago, has
sufficiently recovered as to be able TO
visit friends in this community again