El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-23
To SHOW AUTOS
At COURT HOUSE
County Is to Retain Clinic
And Quarantine Station
Permanently.

The El Paso AutomOtive Trades
J association VIII be assured Of an ex-
/ tenslve exhibit during its automobile
show next month as it viii be al
lowed to place the tractors and trucks
/ on the unpaved ground in the rear
Of the court house. Permission was
granted by the county commission
I ers at the regular session Tuesday
afternoon
The automotive association agreed
TO pillow the ground and restore it to
a productive condition after the heavy
trucks are removed, as the ground
has already been loosened into con-
dition for grass seed.
The commissioners voted to retain
the Fencreal clinic and the quarantine
station, now in the county court
house, after June 80 when the pub
nc health service VIII discontinue IL
nanclng it. The county viii sustain
one half the expense with the city
sustaining the other half
VIII Retain Clinic.
DR.. T. J. McCamant, county physi-
clan, submitted an argument in IA
vor Of the clinic. stating that with
the establishment in El Paso Of a
military brigade and with the pros
pect OF a division soon, it was es-
senIlal that Venereal disease be Ohlit-
Grated He adduced that there is a
fund Of $1,000 which viii be turned
over to the county as wei as all
present equipment, and that with the
appointment OF a permanent assist
ant physician and the reduction OF
the present staff Of nurses. the clinic
can be operated at a reduction Of so
per cent Of the present expense.
A petition requesting that certain
land in the nOrthWe stern part of the
county be Withdrawn from water i'm
provement district I. and formed sep
ararely into district 8. was tabled
for a hearing at the meeting OF May
q. The petition was signed By
Charles b Stevens. John IL Wyatt
and others.
A ten days option on % acres Of
land near Austin Terrace for the
county cemetery was received by the
commissioners The option was prof
Tered by William Noeller- The cOun-
~ VIII not buy the proposed site.
however. unless a certain other site
can be disposed Of
DR.. T. J. AIcCamant was delegated
to attend the state medical asso-ia-
ton meeting. which is 10 be held at
Waco, Tex. May II. 70 and IS.
Appoint Judges.
Judges for the various precincts.
to act at the constitutional amend
ment election. Nay "a. were appointed
ard approved. as follows:
Precinct !. A E. Ryan; ., J. Nc
Lue- 3 j. Porter Bender and J. w
Breeding; 1. William Rheinheimer and
Thomas F. Holgate; 5, p. A Maese
and T. Garcia. IT.. C. " Escajeda and
Cruz Ortiz: z, y. Goldoft and Edgar
FeweI: 8. Ed Eneezeu and D. Klein.
9. P. N. RiEdon; 10. c. P. Navarrette-
II. Adolph Hoffman: u. J. 6. DauEh-
erty: 10, o. y Gillian: a. ". W.
Goldman; Is, h W Bierhorst; 16. Joe
". Bryan; II. H ". Fisher; IS. r L
Obear; 10. c. Nations; 20. A. AIcDon-
aid; q, W J. HighsmiCh; %. H J.
Heitgen; q. J. l. Frazier; q. sam
J. Gatlin: %, J. Mack Crawford; %
7. F. Weeks; q, J. ". Eubank; %,
F. A. Taylor; %. z. A. Richards; 80 /
J. II LanEford; 81. c. n Order; 80,
E J or II X ReddinE; So. z. l.
Baber- a. Z. P Show, r.. IS. J.. ID. Z
Bartlett; Sc, P ". Morrow: 81. l. II. /
Comes; So. Mark Miller; 90, George !
Ellis: 80. = J. Blain; Il. Charles F. I
Bryan -. at Valverde, ". NJ Piatt