El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-04-26
I and II year old whiskey at Acme.

The First street ice company is get
ting in new boiler.
Mr. Brown of the Santa Fe sold six
tickets for Hong Kong this morning
Observation-Disclosures man, permanent
position. Stamp and references. A
L. Morris, care this paper.
James Morrison has been appointed
city ticket agent for the Santa Fe in
place of A. w. Reeves, removed to
Michigan.
F'iorentino Hernandez pied guilty in
the district court Saturday evening to
burglary, and was given two years in
state prison.
The east bound G. H. was taken out
yesterday by one OF the big eight hun
dredS freight engines, as the regular
engine was down the road.
DR.. agefarth's camping out sani-
tarium that has been tenting up North
Oregon street leaves tomorrow for the
White Mountains in Arizona.
LOsT-A lady's gold watch and
chain, between St. Charles hotel and
Patterson q Wallace Law office. Re
turn to this office and receive reward.
Barber shop and bath house, thor
oughiy first class, and by far the best
and handsomest place in Ell Paso. G.
w. Morrow, Morehouse block, Oregon
street, near pOstofflce.
The Southern Pacific line west of the
Needles will be taken possession of by
the Santa Fe, May l, in accordance
with>the agreement and transfer of the
Sonora line to the s. P. at the same
tima.
chihuahua milkmen formed a milk
trust recently and tried to double up on
the price of milk. But the people with
one accord refused to purchase leche
at the new price, and after two days OF
no business, the lecheros found it con-
venient to restore the old prices.
a second big transfer of freight cars
was made from the G.. 81. yards today
to the COrralitcs yards over the river.
There were eighty-one cars in the
transfer, and the might of three en-
gines was required. to do the hauling.
The cars were all loaded with track
material. A third transfer of 10 cars
tomorrow or next day will complete
the big shipment.
The cash register stolen sfrom Law
rence's store early Saturday morning,
was found about 4:3O p. M, by Police
man Fernandez under the Santa Ee
avenue bridge at the S. P. railway
ditch. It was injured some by the
rough treatment it had received, and
may have to be sent to Ohio for repairs.
None of the other property taken has
been located as yet.
Alderman Roberts says the ''failure
of Secretary Olney to sign the treaty
providing for tt e International dam, !"
as stated in a morning paper, was not
at all due to the protest alleged to have
been sent out from this city, for the
good and sufficient reason that the pro-
test has not as yet been forwarded to
Washington. Mes5rs. Caples, O'Con-
nor. Harper and another county Offici-
al did telegraph to the secretary of the
interior asking that work on the big
dam up north be prevented And in
answer to this, the protest referred to,
was gotten up.
Fir-t Lieutenant Charles Young.
co ored 9th U. s. cavalry, is to take to
himself dusky bride from this city.
so it is reported. Young is the only
colored officer in the army since the
death of Lieut. Alexander of the same
regiment. He was appointed to
West Point from Ohio in 1884, and was
made q second lieutenant of the 10th
cavalry on graduation four years later
Young was transferred to the 18th in
fantry colOred later, but was sent to
his present regiment three months af-
forwards, the white second lieutenant
who is serving under the colored first
lieutenant is having an opportunity to
swallow his pride.