El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-07-16
BoRN-At Dallas, 18th inst, son to

BoRN-At Dallas, 18th inst, son to
the wife of Supt. Putnam OF the FL
Paso public schools.
The International Lumber company
resumed today The Manufacture Oh
brick, the first since the hoou.
The Corralitos road is doing a fine
bus ness, and the officials are sra,itiou
at bJtn The freight and passenger re-
Ceip,s.
TREE hundred dollar will secure
home, noah y installnent will close
the balance. EuquIre Of "A. NJ.
Loomis, No. lO5 Mesa ave.
In the county court this morning,
t. e promlsory note suit OF t'alvey x
Davis against W. II. Austin, for
1868 10, judgmen was given fur plain
TIL.
The Corral,tos Mining and Lano
com puny nave offered d reward IF $1,000
for the apprehension OF Genaro BoraA
tue desperate VINO Killed Christian
Scuugt.
Commissioner Sexton bound over last
evening. HerDlrt Hamilton charged
with sending an OBSCENE letter throug n
toe mails. AS the odense WAS commit
I'd IN New Mexico, tne accused VIII be
tried before Judge BanlZ.
The Soathern Pacific was an hour
and a half la.e this afternoon, BECAUSE
of d lOSG CRANK pin west Of Strauss.
Ehe train was very heavy. containing
eleven cars, Gnree of hIcu went east
via the L. q p, aad Two went over the
u. H.
Twe nty-nine Mormons arrived last
evening oIe.' the COrrdiitUs rOaI from
The CoionIes Il route to Silt Lake City
~ take IN the semi-centenniaI jubiiee
of tue entrance OF the Mormon on
GERS into the valley of the great Salt
Lake.
Ihr- men named Cummings, Irwin
and Mil L were heard before Justice
McKle last eve ming on charge of steal
log money and jewels fl ON jerry Car
ey. Cumm. nga aud IRWIN We're found
Tot guilty anu discharged. but Miller
Was neld and renamed 20 jail.
Conductor 7. Sullivan, who was
pl os rated by the teat at ST. Louis,
June 3Ulh, writes ms friend w. NJ d.
Stockwell, that he is not improve as
fast a. he would like, and is still under
tt doc. or's care, but Will leave for Ell
Paso as som Us he is able TO get to tie
depot.
Frank Il. Malloy, son OF General
NJ alloy and who has been stopping at
DE-. AleXander's on the other side,
uIei yestei ddy morning of nervous
u billy, at the age OF 40. Inter menG
aJ JuareZ. TIE deceased came 10 tn 5
country Two years ago for MS health
which for the past year has been Very
poor. He was at DR.. AleXander's for
about one month.
Tue wedding pres ent5 given to, the
DI iue at The Browu-Jone5 wedding OF
WEDNESDAY last, mum Oered over fifty
and Vita few exceptions were of the
finest cut glass anu sOlId silver ware in
great variety Of articles SO that the
young couple will set 0pin housekeep-
Ing pretty well provided for. The ex-
ceptions include sever al fine pain ing S
aad several valuauie parlor d. cora
tions. Owing TO the presents having
been packed up al tue time of the wee
ding, they Were not nUL6d as they would
have been, mad there been d display.
If folks who ought to know better
will chatter and gossip less at tonight's
plaza concert while the band is Dlav-
ing, people who come 20 listen viii
feel grateful. Ten Cf the Subscribers
to the concert luuG asked Frofes. IN.
Pitzer yesterday to play tie Wedding
music from Lonengrin VIII ca the band
has in its library, and the professor
saws the score Will be on the stands
next week. The band has PLAYED thu
selection in practice pumber of
times ami can handle it. There is also
q call for the band 10 play the ALWAYS
popular POt-Pourri from Faust which
may be given o. the same program or
the week after,