El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-04-14

FOR RENT-A room furnished
house. Apply A. P. Coles.
VI. Sanchez is out as a full pledged
candidate for chief of police.
Ladies and gents 500 bicycles GOOD
as new, for sale very cheap; call Center
block hotel.
Messrs. Cooper Bros. open their ice
cream parlors tomorrow. Come and
see their fine display of Easter goods
Don't miss having your photo taken
at Bushong & Feldman. New size pla-
tino photo for 80 per doz. April 18th
to May LIST.
A special train with the French Ope-
"a company passed through this after
noon from San Francisco en- route south
over the Mexican Central for the City
of Mexico.
The explosion of lamp in the Over
land house on West Overland street
last night called out the paid tiremen
from the department who quickly ex-
tipguished an incipient blaze.
Supt. G. w. Huffman and J. c.
Jones' little girl were run away with
horse Both were thrown out, Huff
man being run over. They received
painful Injuries.
A grand entertainment will be given
at the Union Labor hall on April 10Th
INST, beginning at 40 p. m. under the
auspices of the A. NJ. E. church. Every
body invited. Admission l5c. T. r.
SIMPSON, Pastor.
Two big Cooke engines arrived last
night from Patterson, n. j.. for the
Southern Pacific, and were hauled to
Tucson today to be sent up. Their
numbers are 1S4I and 1912, and they
will run between Tucson and Lords
burg.
There seems to be a hitch in dates
between the opera house management
and the McGinty concert management.
The McGinties say they will hold their
concert on the Goth inst. at the opera
house, notwithstanding the transient
troop that is booked for that date.
A method, novel in this section of the
country, is being adopted in excavat-
ing for the new Krakauer Hardware
building A deep cut, just wide enough
for a team to drive through, is made in
the soil, the deepest part being ten
feet. Over this point bridge is
thrown, and the scrapers scoop up the
dirt on either side and carry the same
to this bridge through which, it is
QrOppSu OuUO WdSoh oClOW.
When loaded the wagon is hauled
away.
H. P. Noake has carriage in his re-
pository which was originally ordered
for the private use of President Diaz of
Mexico at a cost of $4,000. 1t was
slightly injured in wreck and conse
quently was not received by the presi
dent. Mr.. NOake purchased it, and
takes a great deal OF interest in show
ing its beauty to his friends and pa
irons. 1t is satin lined, and has silver
ornaments in profusion. 1t will possibly
be sold to some of the state officials of
Chihuahua.
The Buchanan Farce Comedy COM
pauy are en- route to San francisco
from the east and will stop at Ell Paso
for a weeks stand, beginning Monday,
April 10. Among the members will be
remember Thos. J. KeOgh, who first
appeared in Ell Paso as leading come.
dian of the Crawford Comedy company.
His next visit was as the star in the
German company "A A Pretzel, play
ing at regular prices. Mr.. Keogh is
only one of the many comedians of the
Buchanan company. These perform
ances, according to press reports, are
better than some Of the attractions
playing at regular prices. Monday
night ladies will be admitted free when
by person with q paid |
30 cent ticket. Matinees will be given
Wednesday, Thursday and Saturday,
and the prices for this engagement will
> 10, - and 30 cents; matinee 10 and :,
20 Goats.