El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-06
NINE school BUILDING To HAVE
BOTHB BEAUTY AND CONVENIENCE
Group of Four Structures Nestes Among Franklin Foot
hills With Natural Amphitheater; To Cost
100000 Gibson and Robertson Drawing
Plans: Anderson Filler Men Meet.

; staff with half story. basement. .5Aieh
viii be set aside for the assay Hpart-
ment-
Central Heating Plant.
The power plant viii contain a boiler
room on the lower part, as an "elf' 10
the main building The boiler room
sround VIII be 50 by 90 feet and viii
nave upper lighting. The plant VIII
contain machinery for drive shafting
and testing machines. as well as eX-
detrimental machinery and appliances
designed for heating all the buildings
IL the group from a central plant eX-
cept the dOrmitory
The dormitorv viii have two stories.
substantially like the present dormi-
tory III the interior rooms. with a half
or side hill basement with heating
plant and accommodations for athletic
teams in the basement. There VIII be
suites for about so students. There
will be an experimental mine IN the
side hill
The second group in contemplation
VIII include a mill building and mine
plant The first will be built this
summer. and the second about one year
from now
Anderson-FiIIer Dinner.
The management and sales snd Of
flee force of the Anderson-Flller In
Vestment company held their annual
dinner At the Sheldon hotel on Friday
night
From the reports made at the meet
ing. this firm. has had q successful
year during 1916 as its sales aggre-
gated in the neighborhOod Of 100000
for the wear.
Several interesting talks were made
by the different members OF the firm
and sales force. all predicting that 1917
will be one of the busiest years that
the real estate men of FL Paso have
ever experienced
The following persons were present:
:. II. Anderson, F NJ. Filler. J. z.
spence. J G Barada. G. A Graham.
g " Harlow Y. J. Boothe. c. Y. Jack
son. ". b. Eisenberg. r F. Harvey ana
3. WilSams-
Heavy Sales Report
The Andersou-F Filler company re-
ported the following sales for the
week: For c NJ Lyman to H. VI.
Adams. the two story house at 1897
North Campbell street for $500; the
Anderson-Filler Investment company to
c NJ Lyman. a five room bungalow az
1925 California street, for $500. and
lots z6 ~ and IS. block IS. Manhat-
tan Heights, for 1850
$4,000 in Cafe improvements
The remodeling OF the building al
cupied by the Pan-American cafe. Is
progressing rapidly. This building has
been leased by s. Pormonis, Pete Mitch
ell and Louis Pattison for a term Of
years They will open cafe 10 ne
known as the Manhattan.
The new lessees state that they in
tend 10 spend $4,000 in Improvements.
The fixtures will be modern in every
respect. a complete ice plant and
bakery for the exclusive use OF the
cafe will be installed.
Building Permits.
To Peter CaIlan. TO Guild a tenement at
Third and Park. cost $1,000.
To P Perez. TO build adobe room AZ
Hi and Eighth; cost $500.
Deeds Filed.
Government hill E Neff and wife 20
Mrs J c. Wilcox lot 80 and west % feet
OF 81, block l.. Government hill; ccnsidera-
tion $500; Jan q. 1915.
South side OF Hastings. between Jeffer-
son and Marr-Ernest Wright 10 L Z.
eminent hill; consideration $500; Dec. II,
1915
south side Of Memphis between Lowell and
I -cklsnd-W- H Hawkins to l. " Splitter.
lots g. 81, 50. Sc block 65. Grandview
addition; consideration $1,000; Jan 4. 1916.
Alexander additiOn-A- n Kerbey 10 Y
Z. Ware. lots l 70 70, inclusive. block 81
alexander addition: consideration 5000;
Dee 10. 1916.
BorderlanG acreage-Chester Norman and
wife 10 A F Lee tract No. &c. Borderland
WoodlaYn laddition-Ernest Wright 10 L.
E Booker lots 1. 5. 1. ., block :. Wood
lawn addition; consideration $4,000; Dec. Il.
1916.
South side OF Grand. between Lakeland
ana Partello-J- p Mullin and wife 20 L E
Booker. lots IS. q. block SO. Grandview ad-
dition. consideration 5000: Dec. Il. 1915