El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-08-21
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FoUND-A bunch of keys. Can be
seen at HERALD Cffice.
Two more carloads Of furniture a,
st. Louis Furniture Co., zoo East over
land street at prices TO suit.
This lovely weather is enjoyed, and
improved upon especially with re
ference to building operations.
The first car load of mission grapes
of the season, were shipped out OF this
city yesterday. They were in fine
shape.
George Fitzgerald starts up the lit
tie smeiter Monday with five car loads
of ore received from chihuahua
mines.
The water secs laid at the intersec-
ton of Texas and Campbell streets have
had to be relocated as they were found
too high.
The famous March of the Amazons
Dy Wehly, has been sent for by the
McGinty band. Wallenhaupt's Marche
de Concert ought to come next.
Second Lieutenant E. B .Winans, Jr.
of the 5th cavalry at Fort Mcintosh,
GAS been transferred to Fort Bliss for
duty with troop A, same regiment.
A prominent real estate man says
there is plenty of money on hand for
loaning In the Ell PasO money market.
Building is gong everywhere, and the
town is growing very fast.
MIR. Rhomberg was thrown from his
horse the other day at La Luz, al d
now he looks as though be had been
through the battle of Bull Run. 1t just
about shook the life out of MIN.
The Ell Paso Brick company are ne
gOtiatipg with both the Santa Fe and
the Southern Pacific with reference to
spur tracks over the river to their
works on the west side in New Mexico
Observation-Disclosures fashionable
dress and cloak parlor-cap.s and tall
or-made suits a speciality. Perfect fit
and satisfaction guaranteed. Rates &C
cording TO the times. Delaware house,
Mesa avenue and Texas street.
Trinity church was we'll filled again
last night at the revival services, the
band concert on the plaza not seeming
to have at all d mished the attendance
,r interest. The friends of the move
ment sugur well from this indication,
and look for promising results.
Half dozen ladies were asking last
uie ht if the band was not going TO play
the overture 10 Trancredi this Sc ason.
L. vas presented to the band this
spring by Mr.. r oss, aud is not so hor-
ribly difficult but what it Can be
practio ed and given this season.
The mayor has not heard yet from
the railway companies relative to the
proI osed water way north of the resi-
dence part of the city. Prominent citi-
zens say that scheme is the only thing
% do to save the town from the disas-
5rous effects of cloud bursts. Every
time there is a heavy rainfall the
streets east and west of Mesa avenue
are all torn up and will continue to be
until some permanent means of relief
are adopted.
Reports reached this city of "war
and rumor OF wars'' at the smelter. It
is said old American and Mexican
hands are eng replaced by unsophis.
Lica,ed children of sunny hut unclean
NapIes, and one Mexican who has been
working at the smell er for years sud-
denly found himself replaced by an
Eyetalian gentleman yesterday. There
IS much objection at the smel,er TO tn is
summary, sudden and sundry way of
doing things.
DR.. w. r. Register, of Nashville,
Tenn, discover of the famous new
rure with sanitariums at Nashville,
Tenn, Bloomington, Ill Little Rock,
Ark. and Stafford, Arizona, is stopping
1t the Pierson. He has been called |
cases and will remain until September |
18th. This stay in Ell Paso will enable |
others to secure his services. He can
ne consulted in the private parlors OF |
she Pierion hotel from to p. N.