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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-09-09
(Continuaci6n.)
Conceio de adnainistraci6n

ministraci0n sera elegido por la
asamblea municipal en- su session
inaugurar, en- votaci6n secreta. El
cargo de miembro del concejo de
administration sera incompatible
con ell de delegado la asamblea
municipal y con cualquier otro
cargo insular municipal.
Artfculo % Ell concejo de
administration Sc compondra de:
1. Tn comisionado municipal
de servicio pdblico, policfa y pri-
stones;
2. I'm comisiohado municipal
de sandal Y beneficencia;
3. I'm comisionado municipal
de hacienda;
4. Tn comisionado municipal de
obras pdblicas;.
5. I'm cOmisionadO municipal
de instruction pdblica.
Dispomiendose, que no Sc crea-
ra por la asamblea municipal min
gun otro departamento admins
trativo no provisto por este artl-
culo; pero la asamblea municipal
EN- los municipios de 2da. y 3ra.cla
Sc, podra consolidar departamen-
tos; sin que en- ningdn case pye-
dan ser menos de tres los departa-
mentos en- ning1n municipio.
Ell comisionado municipal de ser
vicio p1hlico, policia y prisiones
sera ell jefe ejecutivo del munich
pio y presidente del concejo de ad-
representara al mu-
nicipio en- su capacidad corpora
tiva; tendra la inspection y supe-
rintendencia de todas las oficinas
municipales y firmara los libra
mientos y 6rdenes de pagos que
hayan de efectuarse de los fondos
municipales y tendra y ejercera
ademas, todos los deberes y facul
tades que por las leyes vigentes
Sc impongan conferan a los al
caldes, siempre que no estuvieren
en- conficto con 10 dispuesto en-
la presente- y ademas tendra a su
cargo todos los seryicio de la ad-
ministraci6n municipal que no Sc
hubieren asignado por esta Ley o
por acuerdo del concejo de admi-
nistraci6n municipal que no Sc
hubieren asignado por esta Ley ol
por acuerdo del concejo de admi-
algun otro departa-
mento del gobierno municipal.
Artlculo 3d. Ell comisionado
de hacienda sera el te-
sorero municipal y ejercera las
funciones Y cumplira los deberes
de los actuales tesoreros munich
pales. En- los municipios de segun
da V tercera clase ell comisionadO
de hacienda podra ser, 81 asl 10
dispone la asamblea municipal, ell
collector de rentas internas del mu
nicipio.
Artfculo 81 Ell comisionado
de sanidad de cada mu-
nicipio tendra todas las funciones
V poderes Y cumplira todos los
deberes de los actuales oficiales del
dentro del municipio res
pectivo, sujeto, segdn 10 va dis
puesto en- ell Art1culO 8, a 10 que
disponen ell Acta Organlca y las
leyes y reglamentos de Sandal
de la Isla, y tendra su cargo ell
registro civil del municipio, con
suieci6n las leyes que 10 regu-
len.
Articulo 32.- Ell cOmisionadO
de instruction ejercera
todas las funciones y poderes y
cumplira dentro del respective mu
nicipio, todos los deberes de las
juntas escolares que, por La pre-
sente, quedan abolidas.
Artfculo 80 A Ell comisiOna-
do de obras p1blicas dirigira y
administrar todas las Obras de
caracter municipal; tendra a su
cargo todos los edificiOs, fincas y
terrenos municipales, y llenara to-
dos los requisites y cumplira to-
dos los deberes y obligaciones que
lie impusieren las ordenanzas mu-
nicipales, las leyes de la Isla y el
Acta Organica.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-09-09

persona que haya sido miembro de
la Asamblea Legislative de Pto.
Rico oNDirector Escolar.
En- todos los municipios, ell conf
sionado municipal de hacienda de-
bera ser un perito 0 persona com
petente en- contabilidad tenedor
de libros, 0 persona que haya eier-
cido las funciones de collector de
rentas interhas, tesorero o conta-
dor municipal Investigator de
cuentas de la Auditorfa de Puerto
Rico.
Los comisionados del servicio pn
blico deberan reunir las condicio-
nes siguientes:
/. Ser RESIDENCES del municipio
pOr dos mas amos;
2. Ser contribuyente por bic
nes ralces, 0 poseer TN tftulo pro-
fesional 0 diploma de octave gra-
do o haber desempe1ado los car
COS de alcalde o concejal por cua-
tro o mas amos;
3. Saber leer y escribir el lido
ma espanol y tener buena conduc-
ia moral.
Articul0 81 Para. ser MEM
bro del concejo de administration
Sc requeriran las mismas condi-
clones que Sc dejan fijadas para
los de la asamblea municipal, eX-
cepto en- 10 que respecta a la resi-
dencia y a la capacidad electoral.
Art1culo 3d. Los miembros del
concejo de administration ten
dram Y Sc les pagara como dnica-
compensation ell sueldo que flare
la asamblea municipal, ct cual no
podra ser aumentado 0 disminul-
do durante ell termino de sus car
gos.
Artfculo 3d. El concejo admi-
nistrativo ejercera todas aquellas
legislatiyas y admins
trativas no conferidas taXativa-
mente por esta Ley a la asamblea
municipal.
Articulo 81 El concejo de adj
celebrara sesiones en-
los dias y horas que una mayorla
de sus miembros determinare Ell
su reglamento interior. Debera
celebrar dos sesiones .mensuales,
por 10 menos. NingGn miembro
del concejo de administration de-
vengara sueldo Ell los dlas que es-
tuviere sin desempefar sus fun
clones, sin causa justificada:
Art1cnlo 38.- Las rennncias de
miembro del concejO de
administration sc presentaran a
la asamblea municipal, 81 estuvle-
re en- session; 81 10 10 estuviere, Sc
resolveran y cubrl-
ran provisionalmente por ell mis-
mo concejo de administration, dan
do cuenta la asamblea municipal
EN- su pr6xima session, con ell lin de
que tome la resolution que estimeI
procedente. Lo mismo Sc hara en-
case de vacante de cualquier cargo
que deba proveerse por designa-
ci0n de la asamblea municipal.
Articulo 80 El reglamento
del conceio de administration de-
terminara la manera de sustituir
a los miembros Ell case de impede
mento para desempe1ar ell cargo,
o ausencia justifcada.
Artculo TO- Todos los MEM
bros del conceio de administra-
ci0n prestaran fianza, garantizan
do ell fiel cumplimiento de sus car
COS, en- la cuant1a que fijara la
asamblea municipal. Estas fan
zas deberan .aprobarse en- cuanto
a su forma legal, pOr el Attorney
General.
La fianza del tesorero no podra
ser inferior al diez (l0) por cien-
to del montante de los ingresos
munieipales en- ell aflo econ6mico
antefior; Y Sc aumentara de item
DO en- tempo, seg1n fuere necesa-
rio. Las fianzas de los demas CO.
misionados no podra ser inferior
a tres mil (3,000) d6lares en- los
municipios de primera clase, dos
mil (2,O0O) dolares en- los de Sc
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-09-09
La Nueva Ley Municipal

las materias comprendidas en- la
denomination de SUI empleo; GER
tificara los pagos que deban ha-
cerse por su departamento, dentro
de las asignaciones del presupues
to; nombrara los empleados de SUI
oficina, con ell consentimiento Y
aprobaci6n del concejo, y podra
destituirlos con igual aprobaci6n
por justa causa, previa audiencia
por escrito del interesado, Y en-
10. de agosto de cada ai1o, rendira
un informe anual a la asambiea
municipal de los asuntos de su
departamento; preparara los pro-
yectos de ordenanza que atanen
este; y los sometera al .conceio
de administration: suministrara
al concejo y a Ia asamblea t0doS
los datos e informes que Sc lie pi-
dieren, relacionados con SITS ofici
mas; desempeilara todos los debe-
res adicionales que prescribiere ell
concejo, y sera responsible dc Ia
Edirecci0n y funcionamiento de su
departamento, y civilnente de
cualquier perjuicio que cause a
los particulares con sus act0s Y
omisiones, por malicia, negligen-
cia 0 ignorancia inexcusable.
Artlculo 43.- Ell concejo de ad-
ministraci6n sera La junta de su-
bastas del municipio, cuando otra
cosa no Sc ordene en- la presente.
Hacienda municipal
Artlculo A. III proyecto de
presupuesto Sc formara por ell con
cejo de administration, y Sc some
terra a la asamblea municipal on
su session ordinaria anual del mes
de abril, ell primer d1a de haberse
constituido esta. En- dicho pre-
Hsupuest0 Sc haran constar, para
cada ramo de la administration
municipal, separadamente, las
asignaciones correspondientes a
los mismos; Disponi6ndose, que
en- el presupuesto de gastos dc ins
trucci6n p1blica debera invertir-
Sc una suma no menor de veinte
y cinco (25) por ciento del total
de la contribution sobre la propie-
dad que ingrese en- ell Municipio y
ademas, ell montante del "school
tax" 81 10 hubiere Y disponiendo-
Sc, ddcmds, que ell Comisionado
de Hacienda Municipal no hara
ning1n pago o desembolso del Co.
misionado de instruction, seg1n
10 dispuesto por ell Acta Organica.
Artfculo 40 Si la asamblea
municipal dejare de aprobar el
presupuesto antes del primero de
julio de cada a1o, regira ell pre-
supuesto del aiio econ0mico pre-
cedcnte. 81 la primera asamblea
municipal que Sc eliza de acuerdo
con esta Ley dejare de cumplir
este deber en- su primera session
ordinaria, ell Concejo Executive
formara y promulgara el presu-
puesto del municipio.
Artfculo 10 Los presupuestos
deberan publicarse en- la parte ex-
terror de la casa municipal, Ia CO.
lectur1a de rentas, cuartel de Ia
policla y cortes de paz y munici-
pales y ofcinas de correos.
Artfculo A. No podran ha~
cerse transferencias de las can't
dades asignadas de un ramo a
otro ramo diferente, nj dentro del
mismo ramo, 81 no es mediante
acuerdo del concejo de administra
ci0n.
Artfculo 4S.- Los sobrantes Ell
effective de cada presupuesto, des-
pu6s de seis meses de cerrado y Ii
quidado, Sc tranferiran a un fon
do especial del cual solo podra
disponerse por acuerdo de la asam
blea municipal para obras SER
vicios de utilidad p1blica.
(COntinuGrd).
| -
EN- ARTE.
EN- ARTE NO HAY MAS
QUE DOS GENEROS SUPRE-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-09-09
EN- ARTE.


EN- ARTE NO HAY MAS
QUE DOS GENEROS SUPRE-
MOS Y DEFINITIVOS: LA
POESfA LfRICA Y Ell POE
MA SINF6NICO. TODO LO
,DEMAS ES TRABAJO MATE
RIAL, LABOR DE NORA, Do
MIMIC DE TECNICA, LO DE-
LEZNABLE Y LO MEZQUINO.
PEDRO MATA.
--|-
PIDA SIEMPRE
GOMAS MILLER CORD
Que son las que dan mayor
recOrridO.
ABOY, VIDAL & CO., INC.
San Juan, p. r.
LEA Eel pMPRCIAL.'
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-25
BILLY" Bridgers Shows
How First Ell Paso High
School Cadets Looked.

VIZ W BRDGERS. who looked like
w. the accompanying pictures at
two different periods Of his life
when he was six and ISIS an FL
Pasoan whose residence here dates
back to the beginning Of the modern
FL Paso.
Although lodging the question Of
the exact year OF his birth. he admits
that he was born in Montgomery
county, Texas. and came to FL Paso in
1881 from Austin. Tex He helped to
build the 7. & P railroad into Ell
Paso. serving as a water boy with the
grade construction outfit
His father was a photographer and
made the small picture The large
picture was made when he was
high school cadet, a member Of Ell
Paso's first high school military or
ganization.
Prof. Esterly, a West Pointer, or
ganiZed this company in 1883, when ne
was superintendent Of FL PasO schools.
The present Elks' home was then the
high school, or central school," as il
was then called.
This company attended the dedica-
ton Of the present state capitol at
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-25
Nation NOz0 Has
HnndredAndSix
Million People
In Fact 1t Is Near l07 ,000,-
900; Texas Has Near
W 100000.

Washington. D. c.. Sept 25.-Strik-
ing changes in the growth and char
acter Of the population Of the United
states are expected TO be shown by
the 1920 census. preparations for
which are under way.
The shifting of population because
Of the war has upset the calculations
Of census experts. who since 1917 have
considered it useless to attempt to es-
innate population Of any other units
than states. Before that. it was
possible to predict with a far degree
Of accuracy the number Of persons
in any given locality.
Center Is Stationery Now.
The center Of population" it is be-
lieved, has stopped its westward move
ment, which was continuous from
1850 to 1910, when it was located in
Bloomington. Ind This is because
industrial cities in the central east.
such as Cleveland and Detroit. have
been growing at a greatly increased
rate during recent years, as have man
ufacturing centers further east
Formerly the Rocky Mountain and
Pacific coast states increased in pOpu-
latiOn with twice the rapidity Of the
eastern and central states
Decrease in Negro Proportion.
The coming census is also expected
to show continuation Of the move
ment from the country to the city,
which has been going on for many
decades further decrease in the
proportion OF negro population is ex-
pected- In 1900 negroes numbered
l1-6 percent and in 1910 10.7 percent
A calculation OF state population was
made recently Here it is
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-25
CIGARETTE
For Your Health

Cigarettes are now being made
without either tobacco or cubebs.
They contain fragrant and soothing
medicinal herbs which smoke per,
feetly. This medicatsd vapor Is
inhaled; then exhaled through lips
OF nose, with real eontentment.
Not only does. the smoker have
more pleasure out there is 4 valuable
remedial benefit. First, let it be
known that these cigarettes are an
aid n warding Of influenza and
colds Second, they are purposed to
give relief in throat irritations.
hoarseness, catarTh Of the head or
throat and in stopping those roar
ings, buzzngs, OF other head noises.
and IN reducing deafness of which
colds and eatarrh are the cause. Do
not confuse these Will the eubeb or
other similar cigarettes. No nicotine
nothing habitforming. No nerv-
BUSINESS. Cost no more than other
kinds Of cigarettes and at same time
you have health-benefting delight
full smoke.
At the drug store ask for Dr..
Blosser's Cigarettes. Or you NAV
buy IL IN pipe mixture or for burning
on holder (which women often pre-
fer but the main thing is TO get a
box now and enjoy a delightful sur
prise. If you desire a trial package,
send 10 cents (silver OF stamps) to the
Rlosser CO. SAIL. Atlanta. Ga.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-25
Rig Received
Ready To Drill
TuIar0Sa Field
Telegram Says Work Can
Be Commenced IN Field
In Short Time.

An FL Paso company Will be drilling
for oil near TuIarosa, y. N, in few
days.
A telegram Thursday from that
place stated that the rig Of the South
western-Tularosa Basin Oil and Re
filming CO. had arrived there
The telegram was signed by geolo-
gist F. ". Snyder and was addressed
to W. H. Loretz. president Of the
company It said:
The standard drilling rig for the
western-TularOsa Basin OIL and
Refining company has arrived az
Tularosa- After careful inspection, 1
congratulate the company on its sue
cess in obtaining machinery OF TINS
standard make and capacity The IN
loading and rigging up will be car
ried on with all possible speed
Enthusiasm pervades this distrlcl
over the arrival Of the drill and the
certainty Of immediate testing Of the
pay sands of Tularosa Basin
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-25
Killed BY Mother Bear
When He attempts
To ASSIST Her Cub

Yellowstone National Park. Sept %.
Tourists sojourning at hotels at this
famous resort. where boiling water
shoots from the earth in one spot and
a few yards distant aqua pura Of al
most icy GOODNESS may be had to slake
the thirst, often are entertained by
wild animals, particularly black bears,
gathering at the hotel dumping
grounds to satisfy their hunger from
the food TO be found among the gar
bage. Recently a stranger, whose
name has not yet been ascertained,
for the reason that he has been tent
ing nearby, attempted TO extricate
black cub from a condition which
might have eventually proved his de-
struction- A tin can containing
quantity of food attracted young
bruins attention. In his endeavor TO
secure the morsels the cub forced his
head into the tight fitting receptacle
and do his best could not get it out
again Perceiving his dilemma, the
kind hearted stranger attempted to
assist the muZzled beast His act was
observed by the mother bear. who
bounced upon her progeny's benefac-
tor and before assistance could be
rendered killed him Later she was
herself killed and the cub, unable 10
get away. was made prisoner.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-25

military organization IN the world
Lieut. Col II. +. Stevenson was tlrst
lieutenant; Zeke Newman, deceased
brother Of c. N. Newman. was second
lieutenant, and W. ". Bridgers was
first sergeant Chris FeweL now g
commander in the navy, was second
The favorite pastime Of the town
boys in the early days was chunk
ing" Cinnamon. The only time Billie
Bridgers ever served a sentence N
jail was for hitting Chinaman with
a rock Mayor r. C. Lightbody tried
the case and fined him IS. i didn't
have the IS and was put in the old
'dobe calaboose, on the corner OF East
Overland and oregon streets said
Mr.. Bridgers. They let me stay there
an hour and then released me
This notable event in the history OF
FL Paso's early boyhood days Just
about broke up the favorite outdoor
sport OF that time.
Afterward he reformed and learned
the printers trade and became fore
man of the FL Pas0 Herald compos-
ing room in the early days when the
paper was four page sheet and j. a
smith was editor. Then he became an
editor and was elected justice OF the
peace in 1897, to the legislature in
1893 and served three terms He was
later county attorney two Tension r
years-and was district attorney for
four years.
As a citizen. Billy Bridgers has seen
Ell Paso grow nightly and has been
mixed up in all the happenings. Even
since he quit running for office. he
has mixed up in political affairs 10
the extent Of writing almost all the
political propaganda for one side or
the other in every election
He is past exalted ruler Of the Elks
and was "A member Of Ell Psso's first
brass band He had no early ambition
when a boy except to have a reputa-
ton Of being the worst boy in town
and a ringleader in all the small
town devilment. and those who re-
mem her him, say he was a success in
his ambition.
DR.. Byron :. Black viii be shown
tomorrow at the tender age Of three,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-25
Cooperate In Search For
Girls SLauer; Find Lone

New York. y 7. Sept. 25.-Even
within the cherries walls OF police
station Cupid may reign
Detective Henry F. Schneider. who
has made a name for himself by run
ming down criminals, and Katherine
HYDE, a copette, were assigned TO
bring to justice the unknown
murderer OF a little girl Some days
ago the degraded individual they mad
dragged from New Tork's underworld
went to prison for life.
Now Mr.. and Mrs. Schneider are on
route 10 Niagara Falls on their honey
moon. While working together on
the case they fell in love. became
engaged and FASTENED to the nuptial
altar soon after society had been re-
lieved Of their quarry
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-25
RAIN PREVENTS
WELL DRILLING
Big Four, Of Ell Paso
About Ready to Bring
in q Second Well.

wichita Falls. Texas. Sept 25.-The
oil fields. like many other parts Of
Texas, are water logged and drilling
operations have been brought tempo
rarily to a standstiu. Roads are al
most impossible and the ground is in
such a water soaked condition that
al work about the hundreds Of wells
las been stopped for the moment
With the clearing Of skies. drilling
knd pipeline construction work viii
be resumed
Big & was on the verge Of bringing
n its second big well in block 81
when the storm broke and the work
men were compelled 10 cap the well
and wait until the rain ceased
During the next few days the two
wells in block IS, owned jointly by
1.-THE Big 4 and the FL Paso- Burkbur-
nett on company, viii be brought in,
as pipeline connection VIII be aTalla-
bic at that time. Another Big well
IN this block is on the sand
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-25
4 Pocket Razor Strop
SaOes a Soldiers Life

Casper. Wyo., Sept 25.-A small
pocket razor strop is the cherished
souvenir Of the great war on display
here. Its owner, J. A Sheffner, loca
business man, received il recently
from his son, Camden Sheffner, who
is now on his way here from France
Young Sheffner claims the strop
saved his life in the battle Of the
Afsne, near Prismes. Carrying Il in
his breast pocket, the strop DETECTED
a Hun bullet sufficiently TO cause only
a slight wound instead OF a fatal one
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-25
MONEY STOLEN FROM MAIL
FOUND BURIED ON A FARM

Chicago. Ill, Sept 25.-With the
recovering Of S42.500 found buried
father Of John S Wejda. clerk in the
Chicago postofffce. who is said 70
have planned the robbery. the amount
recovered from the 1924. 600 stolen
from a registered shipment from the
Chicago Federal Reserve bank 10 the
Standard Oil company Of Indiana al
Whiting. Ind. THURSDAY. today was
brought TO S1S1. 800
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-25
ARIZONA OIL CONSUMERS
PROTEST RATE INCREASE

are strongly opposing the proposed
advancement Of fuel oil rates out Of
Texas from the present price OF IS
cents q barrel TO meet the California
price OF s167- The proposed advance
is the result Of q district conference
OF the railroad administration on
September (, at San Francisco before
which the California producers ap-
peared and protested the low Texas
oil prices. The Arizona corporation
commission has been holding sessions
IN Tucson and Nogales 10 hear these
protests The Arizona OIL Consumers
association is backing up and leading
the protest
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-25
StOrk Losing His
Popularity in This Town

st. Louis. No. Sept. 25.-The stork
has suffered another loss OF popu-
larity in this city-his average for
the period Of 1919, ending July ]. hav-
ing slumped approximately y per
cent below his record for the same
period Of 1918.
According to Max Kaufman. secre-
tary Of the city health department,
there were 6.421 births up to July l
Of the current year, as compared
with 1898 births for the like period
Of 1e1s-a loss Of So.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-25
TEXAS MAN URGES SENATORS
TO SUPPORT DYER BILL

Washington, D. c., Sept 25--John
H Croker, OF Houston, representing
the Texas Automobile Dealers asso-
citation, is here urging members Of
the senate to pass the Dyer bill,
which provides severe federal penal
ties for persons convicted Of stealing
automobiles and transporting the
stolen machines in interstate com
merce.
The Dyer bill has passed the house
and It was reported to the senate
Yesterday
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-25
MORE BIC WELLS
IN TEXAS FIELD
Are Brought in by Eastland
Companies, One Near
Balentine's Well.

Eastland. Texas, Sept. 25.-There
were big happenings around Eastland
late Wednesday. The Leon oil com
pany's No. well on the Allen tract,
four miles north Of Eastland, came in
Wednesday night with 5000 barrels
daily production
This well is an offset to Balentine's
Pleasant Grove church No ?.
Porter wertz syndicate's No. 2, on
the Eli Perkins tract. came in late
Wednesday, making 5000 barrels
day -.
nelly No. 5 wei. five miles northeast
of Eastland, is making 20O0 barrels'
having come in late Wednesday.
E \. Giuespie's No. I, on the Cot
ton tract, is making 100000 feet OF
gas.
DRILLING AGAIN AT COLUMBUS.
The Valley Oil company has re-
sumed drilling in its well near
Columbus. y. NJ
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-25
EUen House OF Commons
Infested Blu Profiteers

London. Eng, Sept 25.-The prob
ing Of profiteers begins at home so
lar as one member OF the house Of
commons Is concerned While othe1
members shouted the shame Of the
country profiteers this member took
four Of the certified "one penny but
ter pats from the house OF commons
dining room. weighed them them on
delicate chemists scale. and found
he had been buying butter at the rate
Of S475 a pound
The member wants something done
about it. but the kitchen committee
seems inclined 10 stand pat" and
let himlet him 90 right on muckrak-
ing.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-25
COMPANY MAKES LOCATIONS
For WELLS IN NEW MEXICO

The Canadian on and Leasing COM
panv is down $50 feet in its well at
Oscura- Lincoln county, n NJ and has
gone through one stratum Of blue
shaIe and two strata OF black, accord
ing TO Miss Lois Y. II. Bonney, Of FL
Paso. who has just returned from that
place. She stated that a small show
Ing Of gas was struck at 563 feet
The company has made locations
for two other wells near Oscuro- The
company's Eeologist who was exam
lining the property last week has re-
turned 10 Vancouver, 2. c., TO make
his report