El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-08-23
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The road to the smelter is receiving
d much needed repairing.
The great Corbett-Courtney prize
fight at Chopin Hall Tuesday night. %
cents.
Columbus, Ohio, and Cedar Hill, Tenn :
to remain some time.
Choice bargains in vacant lots on
Mesa Ave-, for sale. Eng ulre "A. M.
Loom 5, los Mesa Ave.
The Santa Fe freight department is
having it's hands cnOck full with Cali
forria fruit ana Kansas grain.
The nights are getting cold now, and
sleeping out of doors Is not the com
fora BILE snap it WAS short time ago.
Wrestling match, brOnchO riding,
5 ,irt dances, and oLher ATTRACTIONS at
Chopin Hall, Tuesday night. % cents.
The municipal OF Juarez gave a con-
cert last mig hit on the plaza, and num-
DER of Ell Paso people went over 10 hear
them.
Miss Hannah Sullivan, of Juarez,
broke an arm and dlstOcated her
shoulder the Other day by falling from
d chair.
Tomorrow (St. Bartholomew Day.,
there viii be service and cele br atiOn OF
the Holy coDmunlOn AT 10 a. N. al ST.
Clements church.
The Southern Pacific will begin their
Sunset service for tie ensuing season
Of 1S97-'9S, On October l. The COM
pany has expended $4,000 in advertis
ing that service, anu is making good
thing out OF 1t.
Secretary SAINT received letter
last night from FL Paso asking for a lot
of entry blanks for blcycllsts which
said that quite number OF riders from
tn at city would take part IN the Races
at the fair.-Albuquerque Demo-
crat.
There is kick from citizens about
MeXi, ans who fight with the flies for
the toothsome deilcaces OF the garbage
boxes and swIll barrels. There is d
feeling that this part of The community
could be reduced without any sense of
acute loss.
The territorial supreme court at
Santa Fe is scheduled to acL on the
irrigation dam appeal from Judge
Bantz' courG, today. Attorney w. A.
Hawkins and Secretary Johns are there
to loo9 after the company's interests,
scented only by the Z. 5. district at5or-
ney.
An assay has just been made of the
ore taken from the Carolina and Dolo-
res mines near Ahumada and 1T run
1920 ounces TO tee ton IN silver. These
mines are owned by Ed Liuns, Chas.
Sauer and several other parties from
Ell Paso and JuareZ. Toe mines are
near the line of the Mexican Central
AMI t. owners are in high spirits over
the high assay.
The late-t addition to the McGinty
band is gre st big double b bass tub
VIII oh Mem Her Emig, latey of New
Mexica, but now of the smelter, will
operate upon. Manager REX hart has
a'so got oa the trail of fine snare
drummer, and If Mr.. "A lien, recently of
the Mexican Central, joins the band,
"a it IS expected he Will, aud takes
soprano saXapbone, ST.. SOuffe. the
present soprano soXaphone player will
be put on the bass clarinet.
There was a good meeting yesterday
afternoon in the Y. NJ. Z. a. where
Secrctar y Slcan addressed the audience
on the fact that that Christ is the only
way to eternal life, aid that every
other way than by the foot of the Cross
leads in the wrong direction. The
music at the Y. Nj. g. A. meetings now
Is furnished 10y Miss Josie Phelps at
the organ aud Mr.. Crump with his
violin. Miss Phelps is a great help to
the association meetings with her mu~
sicianly skill at the organ, and during
the past week her services have been
greatly appre ciated also at the revival
in Trinity church.