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Newspaper
El Paso Daily Herald
Location
El Paso, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1900
Page
7
Neighbor hood Notes recounts a Texas man near Goodnight pursuing a big black bear for two miles. The piece also notes deaths and local headlines including Captain J. M. Ingram of Terrell dying of heart trouble, and various Texas economic and civic items.
A cable line is planned to connect Santa Rosalia and Guaymas. Jalisco will boost orange shipments to the United States. Tlaxcala opens rich coal fields after lengthy prospecting. US Consul Linscott at Coatzacoalcos is critically ill with yellow fever amid epidemics on the Isthmus. Wool samples from Japan and England are being studied by W H Dimond. Mexico City to gain pure cold water from the Nevada springs, drawing 205 million gallons daily. a multi million dollar water system is planned.
An article reviews pavement options for city streets including asphalt, vitrified brick, cement grout joints, and mesquite block. It cites a ten year maintenance guarantee and favors close joint cement filling with careful construction for longevity.
Albuquerque residents back a plan to create a city paid fire department service. The unified support signals a move toward formalizing staffing and funding for emergency fire protection in the area.
Tucson advocates purchasing 60 120 and 80 acre tracts for a park and boulevard system to raise real estate values and attract homes. I B Hanna is named forest reserves superintendent for New Mexico and Arizona, replacing W H Britain. Architects from Tucson Phoenix and New York submitted plans for the Tucson library with emphasis on Arizona Onyx in the design. Silver City raises 1100 for Fourth of July. Globe to receive water from the Pinal mountains as plans aim to development water three miles above town and twelve feet below the channel.
Local ads promote a line of go carts for babies with sleeping features at Emerson and Berrien's. W A Irvin & Co advertise ham lines and affordable prices. J C Kennedy of Roacoke Tenn praises De Witts Hazel Salve curing a jaw ulcer. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure praised by W A Kinson of Albany Tenn. Fred Schaefer promotes photo studio specials and cautions against imitations.
The piece extols Asheville in Western North Carolina as a premier resort with mild climate and scenic beauty. It promotes rail travel to Asheville via Southern Railway, and includes a testimonial from W S Weedon about Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy curing a carpenter's diarrhea, with the note that the medicine is sold by all druggists.
Made from distilled water. Ask your family physician or druggist as a purity and deathfulness of our ice. Telephone No. 14. EL Paso Ice & Refrigerator Co.
Cincinnati group extends privilege until August 10 with a $48.80 fee. For more information call the Santa Fe Ticket office in the Mills Building.
Take your prescriptions to Potter and White's where they will be filled accurately from freed medicines and no substitution is done. No. 4, Little Plaza.
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