El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-20

-HE present OUTLOOK Is thal Inc
season at Cloudcroft Will be
l. the best we have ever had. /"
said Garrett King, general passenger
agent for the Fl Paso & Southwestern
system. There will be a golf tour
nament on the Cloudcrort links on
July 1, 2, and I, and we expect to
be able to attract large crowds
have Just returned from Chicago,
where I attended the convention Of
tho TranscontinentaI Passenger asso-
citation. At some later day, when the
time is propitious, hope to have the
privilege Of extending the invitation
which viii bring this association to Fl
Paso to hold its convention. I believe
TIE association would greatly enjoy
holding its convention IN FL Paso,
when the time is ripe"
Ell Paso viii have the population
OF a miniature city within her gates
for 30 days this fall when the Inter
rational Soil Products exposition holds
forth" said B. X HanafOUrde, direc-
tor general. The visiting inhabitants
will be sent with the vast number Of
exhibits that viii be shown at the
1916 exposition in FL PasO. Each ex-
hibit viii bring TO the exposition from
four to 20 men and the entire aggre-
cation viii number about 1000 This
VIII not include the large numbers
who viii come TO the exposition on
ether work"
"EI Paso is a wonderful city, but
Il is not alone in growth" said Rev
Thomas A Mitchell, pastor Of the
Presbyterian church at AlamogOrdo,
who filled the pulpit Sunday at the
First Presbyterian, in the absence Of
81 AZ m
coming back now, and We are proud
Of the progress il is making Fl PasO
is a great prosperous city, but Ala
mogordo is one Of the greatest places
In the world to live"
The Herald's news stories on polt-
icsl conditions in New Mexico, writ
ten after an investigation, certainly
were interesting" said W S. Gillian,
Of Mesilla Park IN the main, they
we're fair and impartial, and told what
TIE different people think OF the situa-
ton It is the first time In a long
while that a newspaper has published
anything on the political situation
without having some interest in the
matter beyond the desire to furnish an
interesting feature for its readers
The influx OF the large number Of
Mexican poems is certainly a danger
20 the community unless they have
been thoroughly examined by sanitary
officers and found to be clean" said
c. A Norman. Recently ! made a
trip through the lower end OF the city
and I do not believe that have ever
seen such a vagrant appearing set OF
people as q number Of poems who had
but lately come across from Juarez
were. There are hundreds Of this
kind Of people in Juarez, and they
viii continue TO come to the United
States and disease Will continue in the
southern part OF this city also, until II
IS effectually stopped"
The Roswell light battery, sup
posed TO be one Of the fastest military
on CARNATIONS in the United States,
makes one Of the most perfect exhibit
items in drilling that have ever SEEM
said c r Hunter Il witnessed the
drilling Of the battery while they were
stationed at Columbus. ant they Ger
tainly are scientifically drilled men
and boys, as some Of the members Of
the battery are but striplings. They
viii be a valuable addition TO the
military force guarding FL Paso."
IF there were no other indications,
the consumption OF water at the pres
ent time, as compared with June OF
last year would tell the story Of FL
Paso's rapid growth" said H. p. Jack
son. superintendent OF the city water
works. in June Of 1915 the daily
average consumption Of water was
around 6.000.0 900 gallons At the present |
time the consumption is about S,0Oe,-
600 gallons. No difference in tempera-
lures now as compared with last June /
would cause an increase Of 1000, 600 |