El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-07-21

Don't forget the ice cream social
Thursday evening at GA North Oregon
street.
Ground was broken yesterday for the
new building just south of St. Clements
rectOry.
The stone foundations for the new
Hammett building are nearly all in and
the work is being pushed as last as pUs-
sibie.
10 cents buys d heaping dish of ice
CT cam and all the CAKE you can eat.
Thursday night at GA North Oregon
street.
Every body come, you are invited to
| attend the Ice cream social. Thurs
day evening, July -, at GA North Ore
goa street.
LOST-From the window of the Wei
| ling ou house large Angora rug. a
suItaole reward Will b. gwen by leav-
| ing the same at room 10 yelling ton.
George He-old says that after at rest
| ing half u uozen AIeXicaLs for using
the streets too closet purposes, tue rest
Will Ge scared into quitting the DuSl-
ness.
Marion Fink the nine year old daugh-
| ter of h. M. Fink, Was thrown from
uST pOlll ldSS GNOH ny LlC
| becoming frightened at street Car,
and haI uer left arm d slOcaLed. She
was quickly taken home and cared for.
A fine new express superintendent
arrived at NJ. B. Davis house Sunday.
The young man is strictly up to date,
espe c.ally in express matters, anu
thinks he will seno the old man on d
trip 10 Egypt and Afg oanlstAD for his
health u e lung and take charge OF the
office himself.
The Fort Bliss band lis giving con-
certs at the post Monday, "Wednesday
and Friday evenings. Some day there
will be an electric road running be-
tween El Paso aud Fort Bliss. Then
people Will have an opportunity to run
| up To the tort of an evening and back
| for a dime.
A very fly and flossy young man sail
| Jog under the name OF Ross tried to
| work the town yesterday uuder the
| representation that ne Was from the
Mexican Herald. He ia led, however,
| to pass himself off tor what he va, not,
anu Lad to pay his fare on The Santa F'e
| going north. ''ROsS' had lady COM
panlon."
Ex-Gov. Luis Terrazas, Juan Ter
razas, DIR. Miguel Marquee, Enrique
CTeel and Antonio LAWN came up
| tn 5 morning. from chihuahua, and are
at the VeLdome for day or two.
They will meet with the COrralltos
maguates, ana one prominent railroad
nan thinks there will be deal effect
ed beLwe en- the railroad enterprise
repre- scented by the chihuahua people
aud the Corrallto5 company, with
re fe reuce 10 he bulldi" z of tie line
from Lasas Grandvs To Conception
otherwise known as Guerrero. Senior
CT eel was seen by HERALD repUr.ei
IN noon, but S. Creel said ne
am his parry were merely up here Oh
matte of d private nature wnicn he
could not give out for publication at
present.
Tue Mexican Herald has the folio "
ing regarding ID former well known
resident OF FL Paso: Claude Dun
nlng is in town from the Ell Me5on es-
tate situated in the Canton OF Santiago
TuX'i4, 30 mills south of Alvarado III
tue state of Neia:ruZ Mr.. DunDing,
who came originally from Cape VIM
Cent, Thousand Islands, state of New
York, has oten in this country three
and half years and after encounter
ing great difficulties and diecoura ge
ments, bias low a good prospect of sue
cess on his tropical estate. An are OF
about 100 acres is now being planted
with sugar cane and cane mill viii
be rum ny after the next rainy sea-
son. Nc. Dunning says that the
longer he stays in this country the
more convinced he becomes of the
bright future of tropical agriculture
carefully undertaken and pursued"