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Alpine Avalanche

Location

Alpine, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 20, 1936

Page

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Trans Pecos Place Names From Henry Fletcher Sketches

Henry T. Fletcher compiles Trans Pecos place name sketches led by Eagle Flat Eagle Flat Mountain Eagle Flat Basin and Eagle Mountains with Eagle Peak 7510 feet and Eagle Spring 4750 feet. It notes Fort Davis era routes and Apache battles near Eagle Spring and Eagle Nest Crossing on the Rio Grande near Langtry. Emory Peak 7835 feet crowns the Chisos in Brewster County.

Baiter Trans-Pecos Henry Fletcher Henry T. Fletcher Eagle Trans- Pecos Texas Eagle Flat Sierra Blanca Carrizo Pass Salt Eagle Mountains Culberson County Eagle Peak Eagle ‘Spring Fort Davis Department of the Bravo B. H. Grierson E. L. Hartz 8Th Infantry el Paso San Antonio 9Th Cavalry Eagle Spring Eagle Nest Crossing Rio Grande Langtry Bullis EL Capitan Guadalupe Mountains Texas New Mexico Line Brewster County Nevill Ranch Bigfoot Wallace Escondido Spring Pecos County Fort Stockton Escondido Creek Glass Mountains Pecos River Girvin Chihuahua James Edgar Emory Chisos W. H. Emory United States‘Mexican Boundary Survey

Lobos Nosed Out by Oregon Normal in Denver Tourney

In the National A U A tournament at Denver the Sul Ross Lobos fell 41 36 to Oregon Normal of Portsmouth Oregon. Mead Luna led the Lobos with 14 points while they trailed 31 12 at halftime and mounted a late comeback. Other regional teams fared worse including New Mexico Teachers Silver City and New Mexico Aguies.

Sul Ross Lobos Denver Oregon Normal Portsmouth Oregon Lobos Oregonites Luna New Mexico Silver City Southwestern ‘Teachers College Weatherford Oklo New Mexico Aguies Central Missouri Warrensburg Acore

Prisoner Hernandez Escapes County Jail Wall

George Hernandez an Alpine Mexican youth indicted in a recent robbery is at large after escaping the county jail last Sunday by digging through a wall with a shovel handle. He used bricks loosened from the wall and the hole had not been repaired. His whereabouts are unknown. Also, Mr and Mrs Eugene Benson moved into a new home on West College Avenue.

George Hernandez Groseau Hernandez Hernandes Eugene Benson West College Avenue R. A. McMurry

WPA Officials Report District 20 Meet In El Paso

L D Wordworth and R B Anderson joined A W Holden at the district 20 meeting in El Paso on March 6 with A E Owens and other officials. The gathering announced district consolidations from 20 to 16 supervisors and the addition of Pecos and Terrell counties to Owens list. WPA inspectors also visited Alpine Brewster county projects and praised the tax survey work led by M L Hopson as it aims to map every property in Texas for a broader ad valorem tax base.

L. D. Wordworth R. B. Anderson A.W. Holden el Paso A. E. Owens W. O. Hale R. B. Slight J. W. Frazer Mr. Owens Alpine Pecos Henderson Brewster County M. IL. Hopson Texas Anderson

Cemetery association treasurer reports expenses and receipts

The treasurer of Alpine Cemetery issued the annual report for the period starting January 1. Approved recently, the report shows expenses of 1295 with a net after 30 percent to the national headquarters 2862. Receipts include books labor 66.78 and a balance on hand March 9 of 146.49.

Charles Livingston Natl W. B. Birdsong

Daugherty Sells 24 Hereford Bulls in One Day

W A Daugherty reports that last Friday the 13th he sold 24 registered Hereford bulls with most loaded for transport to buyers. Purchasers included parties from Balherhea Saragosa and Uvalde.

W. A. Daugherty Balherhea Saragosa Uvalde

Serious Blaze narrowly averted at Holland and Sixth

A late Monday night fire hazard in the Hord building on Holland avenue near Sixth street was stopped by an Alpine Drug Store employee and night watchman Howard Hamilton. Smoke issued from the heating plant behind Nolders barber shop and the fuel feed was shut off before flames fully developed. Barber shop Mab McCool’s suffered smoke damage. drug store quarters had only slight damage.

Hord Holland Avenue Sixth Street Alpine Drug Store Howard Hamilton Nolder Mab McCool

Alpine Plumber Injured in El Paso Highway Crash

R A McMurry head of McMurry Plumbing suffered a serious chest and shoulder injuries in a highway wreck near McNary on Saturday night. Blinded by lights from a following car, his vehicle struck a bridge rail and overturned. He was taken first to Fabens then moved to El Paso for treatment. Mrs McMurry stays at his bedside as X rays reveal a crushed chest and other injuries.

R.A. McMurry McMurry Plumbing Company el Paso McNary McMurry

Many Cars Yet Unregistered Here Ahead of Deadline

Only 11 weekdays remain to register automobiles and secure drivers licenses in the county. Deputy tax collector Milton Siglmer said about 3000 drivers are eligible, with roughly 1350 already applying and 299 auto licenses issued, leaving about 1150未to register before April 1. The department urges immediate action to avoid a last minute rush. Officers of Sul Ross unit In International Relations club attended a meeting in Albuquerque last weekend including Betty Galloday and Joe Monte de Ray.

Milton Sgilmer Ann Lcenses Tax Collector's Department Sul Ross Unit International Relations Club Albuquerque Betty Galloday Joe Monte de Ray Rose Marian Dodson Allene Martin C. B. Casey Spon

Alpine Marathon Hold League Meet For Interscholastic Events

Alpine and Marathon schools competed in a League Meet with events across high and junior divisions. Alpine won high school essay writing senior girls tennis doubles and junior memory. Marathon led in senior boys tennis doubles and junior school picture memory. some events remain undecided and others to be held in Marathon this afternoon.

Marathon Alpine Alpine Marathon

Auto Wreck Near Presidio Leaves Three Men Unhurt

Three men escaped serious injury last Saturday night when their car overturned multiple times on the highway between Presidio and Marfa about seven miles north of Presidio. The Dodge coupe, owned by Bill Lawrence of Fort Stockton, was badly wrecked and Lawrence lay at the scene.

Presidio Marfa Presi Bill” Lawrence Fort Stockton

County Faces Relief Dilemma Over Employment Bonds

County officials grapple with whether to provide jobs for the needy or vote bonds for relief after the Texas Relief Commission says direct state relief ends April 1. They note $20 million in Texas relief bonds are issued and that continued works programs require a constitutional amendment.

Texas Relief Commission Congress WPA Texas Relief

Courthouse and Jail Renovation Nears Completion

The county courthouse and jail remodeling begun late January should finish this weekend or early next week. Work includes re flooring the courtroom, repainting, new doors, and other improvements with the jail also modernized for better security. Exterior repainting uses depot red with yellow trim. cost about 6000 dollars funded by 1600 county warrants and WPA grant. Former Alpine resident Tom Williams dies at 76 in Wilson Texas, survived by wife and two sons John and Webb.

County Warannts Ralph Peters Alpine Tom Wi Jumes Wilson Texa Williams Bernal Slight D. M. Bennett John and Webb

Housing Topic Dominates Sul Ross Housing Needs Meeting

Sul Ross college housing shortage tops agenda at monthly Sul Ross Chamber of Commerce banquet at the Holland hotel. D. Ross urged listing available rooms as 15 responses came from 100 letters with enrollment rising and a new dormitory nearing completion. E Casner highlighted benefits to the West Texas region and space secured for the Centennial exposition in Dallas and Fort Worth. The crowd of about 40 heard the Rotary club sponsorship and an April meeting date.

Sul Ross College West Texas Chamber of Commerce Chamber of Commerce Holland Hotel Ross Morelock Farelock E. Casner Dallas West Texas Chamber Fort Worth Rotary Club Shirley Sales

Brindle yearling murder tale told by eye witness

Fort Davis correspondent recounts the January 1800 roundup near Stoneta water holes in Brewster county Texas. Henry Harrison Powe was killed and the branded brindle yearling bull, deemed to belong to a Powe cow, was separated from the herd sparking a lethal shooting witnessed by Horace Powe’s kin.

Barry Scobee Fort Davis Trans-Pecos Stoneta Water Holes Brewster County Texas Henry Harrison Powe Gilliland Eugene Kelly R. M. Powe Frank Rooney Fort Stockton Rooneys Father Kelly

Turkeys Planted in Davis Mountains Section

Game Warden Ray Williams reports twenty turkeys released on the north slope of Fort Davis to expand hunting stock. He sees a satisfactory decade long growth and hopes the Davis mountains area may later stock elk with state conservation efforts and rancher cooperation. Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Colling departed for Elgin Illinois to visit daughter Mrs. J. M. McClenaghan.

Davis Ray Williams Fort Davis Williams Shulde Allred Sine Department Davis Mountains Reynolds W. W. Colling Elgin, IL J. M. McClenaghan Eva Collins

Highway Board Members Return From Court Session

Officials Anja Wilson Bart Matt Smith and W D Bur discussed highway matters with Judge RB Slight, as the group traveled back from the hearing. They were expected home last night.

RB. Slight Coun Anja Wilson Bart Matt Smith W. D. Bur

Health Seeker Dies Here Early Tuesday

An health seeker who had lived in Alpine at the west edge of town for a year died Tuesday morning around 9. The body was shipped to Sulligent Alabama by his wife and one year old baby. Mrs Conway will live with her parents in Kilgore Texas after returning from Alabama.

Alpine Sulligent Alabama

Casing Planned At Test North of Here After Drilling Milestone

The drill passed the 1000 foot mark at the Dodson Means Hovey Dome test 18 miles northeast of Alpine. Fifteen and one half inch casing has been ordered and will be set at the NSOft level, expected to be reached by next week.

Hovey Dome Alpine

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