Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-12

year and safely estimated NJ $500 OOo.'
Oo0 for the current year
Community Life STRESSED.
cummunitv life W one - H.. inpor,
tant omalumenta 1T the existence ~
any Industry ana an industries com.
hnod. and tho excellent social sur,
ruundinga H. and In clos" proximity
~ Amarillo. ara ~ tho higher class
The annual payroll ~ the three rail.
roads running through Amarillo and
having offices round houses md ma.
chine shops here. totals @3Ii.ill.
with monthly average ~ N"1,sls.
The post office rcc-ipls NJ Amnril.
H. from Iuna I. 1919 to May ~. 1920,
were tlil.aiGlS. and The payroll ~
partial employees II $50, iNi'2 annually,
IN" federal building vHs erected at \
! cnsi uf s2O0. 000. and offices IN" depart.
mout uf Justice. the internal revenue
department officials. the federal Ills.
trict court nul number ul Other
officers aud Departments under the
federal government.
Much Paving ~ City.
Their. are - miles If paved streets
and several miles NJ sidewalks already
i"id u Amarillo. and Sli0.o0O nf nav.
ing bonds voted for future work. Pot.
It tNNffifN NM hfN'Nl - NNH'HN wv WV
hart' .,.irfnrlnf 81 rnrdg aud the COM
siruction ~ the main highways II now
uri'r WAY Tho huilding permits for
twelve months ending Juno. 1890 In
suliilln tofil'G g. N55 $40, with \
Ilunthly average IT Ss3N ial.i5.
Amarillo hns mills anl elevators. a
irnrrry. a muicrn telephone system.
brick plant. light and water system,
- .lNa a. ~.
uting systpn. THE, modern utwspa.
u,,s. vholcsiio houses. hotels. schools.
churches. h." plant lnuudr.,s foundry.
nacnc shops planning mill. cpndv
:pdriN. lnl'rios. and many other an
dusirics and public utilities AMARILLO
he fnr of tho host lighted cities IN IN"
W,.t n has nov ten blocks II white
way AMI the material lor seventeen adj
dii.,nnl hlncks has been unl"olcd AW'
ntillo &. tho he durHri'is fur ,ho ilir'
ors and Sells NJ LiNcsio X Association.
ia. I'puhuud'r l'r,'s Association llud.
wi,r, Mems Association. ana ~, roc
,gnigrd nat'rnIl renter ul Tho Fan
handle.
Auto Industries Large
The automobile industries ~ Anna
rillo are the larl 81 at any city IN IA"
West, IN preparation tn size. tn" sales
Il automobile trucks tires, pnrts ard
other accrst rics excluding oils, gasO.
line and batteries. Tor The year l?ia
amounted tn more than 81 ,300,nNo.
This ritv rs the headquarters for tho
Amarillopanhandlc ALTERNATIVE As'o'
citation
Ama lilo H. IN close proximity of The
LARGEST natural gas field in tn, United
States, producing with high pressure
moro thnn 3lO. OO0 OOO cubic feet of ra5
u day. The opinions of "mir,nt gcolog.
,sts are favorable as io hc longevity
II the gns wells ana the prospects ~
the Amarillo oil fields
The Board of Cuy Development IL Z
department 1T the city government
funrtioning as a chamber of commerce
financed hv taxation. /, has two
fod mission and purpose; To promote
the material advancement anulthnc'
uuslv with promoting the civic moral
and educational progress of the conn
tmnity II has fifteen departments,
which are: Agriculture. y. u. Hum.
hrcys chairman: highway, Grover ".
nm chairman: jniv. Herbert W. Nir'
Gin chairman. Transpoi titiun. W, w.
Flcpnik"n. Chairman: TrndU extension.
=. y. Diver Chairman: Finance. q. W.
Mccullough. chairman; Public Utilities.
! ~ Riggs chairman: Industrial, Ben
". Stone. chairman. Publicity. Eugene
Thompson, chairman; roultryDahv,
George T. Maggnrd. chairman: Labor.
j. y. Vernon, chairman; lmmip \ion.
{. u. Dixon chairman. and Entertain
mcnt Toncy Chisum chairman.
Officers are. President. = T.. Dur,
hlm: First Vice President, ". W.
Fltnnik,n; Second Wee President. =.
II. Dixon: Finance Director e. VI. Ne.
Culluugh; Secretary W. H. Estes.