El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-04-09
J. A. Smith, trustee. deeds to J. F.
Mitchell, valley land for 500.

J. A. Smith, trustee. deeds to ]. F.
Mitchell, valley land for 500.
A tourist had box of cigars taken
from him at the bridge this noon.
The Mexican Ore company imported
| today So, 900 worth of bullion from the
Southern smelters.
An attempt to rob the Las Cruces
postoffice recently was frustrated by
the vigilance of the officers.
The young English Lord who died at
the Hotel Dieu was buried in Ever
green this afternoon from st. Clements
church.
The foundations walls are all in at
Mr.. Hammet's building on East Over
land street, and Contra ctor Whitmore
is lying the first floor beams.
George Defontaine was acquitted this
morning in Justice Bridgers' court of
heapiDg vocal Goals OF fire on the head
of the k d who was posting advertise
ments for Price Brothers.
judging by the cold wind from the
eat this morning. people up north
must be suffer ng from another biz
zard. The theory has been advanced
that the seasons are changing because
of change in the ocean currents.
The United States court takes up
the criminal docket this afternoon,
beginning with the offenders indicted
by the g'and jury. Clerk Hart thinks
this will be the shortest term of court
on record, judging by the looks of
things.
The Santa Fe has sent one hundred
new stock cars to this point to receive
cattle from Marathon and adjacent
roints. the cars are great impro-
vement over the cd shacks that have
been running into this port and the
cattle will be Ike OF in much better con-
dition than usual.
The federal grand jury have indicted
PonchO Nilo for receiving Struggled
property, Enrique Luna and Eclesio
Lopez for passing counterfeit money,
Carrasco for selling liquor without a
license, and Antonio Apodaca for re-
ceivtng smuggled property.
Word comes to the HERALD that
James Newman, eX-sheritf of Sweet
water, and IL we'll known cattleman had
been beaten down by Bell. the present
sheriff, and was carried home in hack.
Bell used his six shooter as a club very
effectively. The occasion of the scrap
was the revival of an old grudge.
There was wedding in St. Glenn
The groom was Ernest H. Barlow of
Eddy, and the bride was his cousin
Bessie B. Barlow of Colorado Springs
The bride with her mother came down
on the noon Santa Fe train, and the
mother gave the bride away. Rector
Martin tied the knot.
1t will be an agreeable surprise to
persons subject to attacks of bilious
collie to learn that prompt relief may
be had by taking Chamberlain's Collie,
Cholera and DIarrohea Remedy. In
many instances the attack may be pre-
vented by taking this remedy as soon
as the first symptoms of the disease APP
pear. p and so cent bottles for sale
by all druggists.
Both political parties opened head
quarters this morning: the republi-
cans at the Phoenix hotel on Ov err
land street, and the democrats in
the old time roost under the ouera
house on Ell Paso street Literature
and earnest persuation will be literally
supplied at both places until after the
coming city election. Park Pitman
presides over the democratic raticiona-
lions as ii were, down the street.
A paper is around for signatures stat
ing that the belief of the undersigned
that the building of the Elephant Butte
dam would not be Instantaneous to
Ell Paso. This is being done because OF
a misrepresentation hat the building of
dams up the river would inte-fere with
the proposed international dam at FL
Paso. The English company claim
that there is enough water in one spring
flow to fill forty such reservoirs as the
E!ephsrt Butte geseEToir.