Bisbee daily review., 1916-02-20
MAN HELPS NATURE
 ID ADVANCE CIVIC
 WELFARE IN WARREN
Park on Block No. |; School and Many Homes Under Way; Leafing Trees Pres sage Springs Approach.

An auto ride through the principal thoroughfares of Warren, the beauti- ful residential section of the Warren District, afforded opportunity for ob- serving the splendid advantages Of this community In various spots particularly favored by the sun Of late winter the cottonwoods are leaf ing out and the lawns are as green as those seen, in midsummer. in eastern cities. In a district where industrial progress is the principal claim for dis tinction, it seems remarkable that there should be a residential spot so unusually favored by nature.
 From Bisbee quick and easy ap- proach to this delightful community of homes is enjoyed over an automo, bile thoroughfare recently Improved in keeping with most modern ideas of scientific road construction. The road workers, after building the stretch from the city limits near the Custom House. are close to the end of their labor on Slag Dump Hill.
 In Warren public-spirited and thor oughly progressive citizens have con bined their efforts to assist nature and the result is the development oi many advantages not generally en- ioyed in this section of the South west In the line of improvements benefting the public at large, at this time, the most. noticeable is the new park spot located on the original park site known at Block No. l. opposite the Warren Ball Park.
 This park is deserving of more than passing notice, for rudimentary wori. already indicates that the park will be ideally adapted to purposes of re- creation and public amusement Spacious grass plots are being laid out and poplar trees planted in ap propriate spots. Beds of roses aE,, other flowers will add their touch of cheer. The entire park plot will Ee constructed in a graceful curve and surrounded by an ornate iron fence with heavy gates after a particularly pleasing design.
 Vista Park already presents a d. alluring appearance. Th grass is as green and luxuriant as in midsummer and fountains, here and there, add a touch of beauty and utility. The vines and shrubs soon will be brilliant in the lowered splen- dor of springtime and the resumption of the band concerts and dances a. ready is eagerly anticipated.
 Building operations are in progress in various sections of Warren. Near the residence of Walter Douglas one notes the rapid progress in the initia- tory construction of the Warren school. Twenty-Five men or more were at work yesterday, on the under structure and general foundations. Electric and gas apparatus were in process of installation for the base ment of the building which will be one of the most scientifically designed school structures in the entire South west.
 cozy and attractive bungalow is being erected for Ross Moon. near the residence of Judge Sutter. c. J. Lundvall is the owner of good sized and uniquely attractive bunga- low structure of brick under process of construction on the Vista. Dave Smith has moved to his pretty new home on Arizona street and Olaf Olson of the Henderson-Watkins Lum- Der Co. has splendid bungalow near the C. X A. general offices.
 The lawns surrounding the C. & A. offices are being besutiiied, so that their attractiveness will be greatly enhanced. Trees and flowers will combine in an effect which. when completed, cannot fail of rare i'm provement to the environment.
 Throughout all Warren one is im- pressed with the natural charm which presages the coming of spring. sup plemented by improvements at the hands of ambitious and unsefish resi- dents who are so imbued with the spirit of public pride that they insist that no similar community in the Val entine State shall outrival it in beau ty and general attractiveness