El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-06-21


IL Jackson. superintendent OF the
city waterworks. The city is consum-
ing more than 5000. 600 gallons OF wa
ter a day now. which is enough to
drown every man, woman and child
in the city and then have some TO
spare. This is 100000 gallons more
consumed each day than was consumed
each day n June. 1915. That gives an
estimate of the number Of new people
who are coming to FL Paso and the
increase in manufacturing industries
which consume water have figured
out that we have put in 1854 more con-
nections this year than we did during
the same time last year and the build
ing continues
IF FL Paso has not the scenic drive
it has the next thing TO il in the paved
road TO Kern Place ana around the
mesa in my opinion" said G. O.
LampIin- on hot nights there is
nothing better that anyone can do than
go out over the road in an automobile
OF any vehicle The wind blowing
from the mountains is just cool enough
while the heat waves in the city caused
BY hot streets and sidewalks are Tor
gotten The road is an ideal one. and
while narrow IN some places Is vide
enough for two vehicles 10 pass"
The announcement Of the mayor
relative TO the position Of Mexicans IN
the city who are refugees from their
own country. brought a great deal Of
relief TO many Of them" said h Sny-
der There are many Mexicans in Fl
Paso who are not affiliated with any
faction. hut whose whole idea is to see
the country at peace They are men.
of course, who have Travelled great
deal and are thoroughly acquainted
with the great power OF the United
States Villa is responsible for the
breaking Up OF the homes Of the ma
1ority Of them. who are afraid Of the
influence Of the other Mexican chiefs
as well"
II H. Fris. who is now in charge OF
your circulation. was handling papers
in Holland. Mich. when I was run
ming as a messengers helper between
Chicago ard Grand Rapids" said W D.
TagEert, Wels-FargO messenger who
now runs between FL PasO and Tucum-
carl That was a good many years
ago. and Fris is banding a good many
more papers now than he was then"
7 an going to ride the goat for the
Elks tonight" said John 3. Baird. OF
Carrizozo, deputy sheriff OF Lincoln
county If 1 survive, viii return TO
my home in the morning Incidentally,
I brought down Roy J Glover. who was
arrested at AnchO. charged with being
2 deserter from the Seventh infantry.
Il is getting dry up our way and we
need rain very badly" Mr.. Baird IS a
candidate for the Democratic nOmina-
ton for sheriff
al Paso looks good to US. and we !
may decide to locate here" said F. c. I
Noessel, trainmaster for the K. c. N. & /
O. railway, with headquarters at san
Angelo. Texas. Mrs NOessel is with I
him on this visit TO FL Paso = have I
been thinking about getting out OF /
railroad service for some time. and I i
may locate in FL Paso. sure enough. :
FL PssO is growing very fast and (
would make q good place to live"
Il have been successful in placing I
eight more insanity patients in the in 4
situations at Austin and San Antonio"
said judge Adrian Pool This county /
has been quite successful Of late IN Il
gaining admission to the state insane 4
Institutions for our insane, and we are
again practically clear Of insane in the
county jail 7 found the weather very
hot al San Antonio and Austin"
4
We were greatly pleased with the
test made Of the new Seagreave auto
mobile pumper last week." said alder
man ". G. Jolly 1T is 2 valuable addi-
ton TO the fire department and will be
Paso's key rate on insurance. The
pumper can easily throw stream over
the Mills building, although no test Z
has been made on that structure. and
is so handily built that one man can
easily handle IT"
The Nicaraguans are anti-Ameri-