El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-06-01
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Jai4or j. r. Black is once more on
deck at the city Jail.
The joke is on DR.. Race. He was
run in last night Tor riding a blind
bike.
The new cars for the Mexican Cen
trail are all loaded With ties Tor extern
sions and repairs down the main line.
Divorces were granted in the district
court yesterday TO Antonio Guei ia
from ID. H. Guerra, ana to Trinidad
Wilson.
Thos. r. Hcnstis, of Deming, donat-
ed $40 To the Hood sufferers which was
turned over To the ladies benevolent
committee.
For SALE CHEAP-Camera, includ-
ing TRIPOD, three plaGe holders ana
carrying Dox: accommodates OK plate.
Apply j. Men, HERALD office.
PiIar Leba licked one of his country
women last night, ana t1Ourls he'd d gun
up on the canal bank. He Is now re-
t1ectIng on the error of his ways, IN the
jug.
The yards of the Santa F'e, G. H, T.
& +. aud Corralltos roads are chokeG
up with freight again, and the men are
VOL king overtime. Freight is lively IN
all directions.
Ex-Jailor Frank Tusten was not
long out of job. He has been
appointed custodian of old Fort Bliss
To succeed General Malloy made I'M
migration Inspector.
The submerging of South Stanton
street necessltated the abanuUnment OF
the guard house at the bridge, and the
ms al the San
Id re street bridge.
Mr.. Elsbach, of FL Paso street, has
donalea SUI loaves OF bread To the des-
tiLuLe flood sufferers. All those IN
need Of bread may cali on Mr.. Elsbach
ana have their wants supplied.
Major Feweil advises that when that
government appropriation comes, IL be
handled oy army officers ana not by
the local pontlClans. Ii the latter get
their lovely paws on it, the money will
be used for political purposes sure, and
The main emu Tor which 1t was given
will be IN d large measure defeated.
Gov. CuIberson has appointed the
following deIegates 10 The IuGerndtlon-
al Go,u Mining convention to be held
at Denver, Colo, July 1Gh, Sth and
9th, 1897: l.. Z. Demorse, of Iexarka-
ma; Robert McCatt, OF Fort WOrtn; w.
ii. tuque, OF Amarillo; Juan Hart, OF
Ell Paso; a. 9. Schryver, of San An
tonic.
Miss Neatly Stevens is in Chicago
whence she writes 10 a friend in This
city thai after leaving FL Paso she
filed twelve Texas engagements, and
| has Just successfully cUncIuQed d series
| IN kansas. Miss Stevens expresses
| her pleasure On learning that the Nc
| tNlpfU entertainment The uIeFa hanSp
was d success, ana would have Liked to
| have been present to applaud Doc
| Ward. Miss Stevens made an excel
| lieut. impression n Texas Judging from
what the papers have SAID about her.
| Her playing was ,ectalnly not mel ely
| a treat, but 1t gave people liking for
| the higher standards Of music Ell
Paso people will be pleased to hear
AGAIN from such an artist as Miss Stew.
| ems.
| The members of the high school giee
cIub entertained their numerous friends
| at he residence of Miss Kate Moore
| last Saturday night. Games, dancing
and vocal music composed the pro-
| Dram of the evening. The reception
| rooms were tastetu.ly decorated with
| flowers and bunting, making the scene
an attractive one. The evening passed
| pleasantly and the hours flew by I'M
noticed by the merry throng. The
club sang several we'll prepared songs,
and the high school young ladies quar-
tette assisted very creditably with a
we'll rendered vocal number. Mr.. and
Joined in the game with the merry
makers with much zeal. The party
lasted until twelve o'clock,