El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-01-05
The Chinese hold their New Years
February l next.

The Chinese hold their New Years
February l next
w. J. Jones has received news OF his
mothers death at Glasgow, Mo.
.. S. Stewart has moved into his
new North Oregon street residence.
William Overholser has sold out his
Chihuahua business and returns to Ell
Paso.
w. B. Hull has leased the old skat-
ing rink in the City OF Mexico for
printing office.
The Ell Paso Transfer company has
sent John LomaX to Tennessee and
Kentucky to buy band of horses and
mules.
Miss Willie Mills has lost an eye in
the City of Mexico, and her mother has
gone from Las Vegas to bring her
daughter home.
Chris FeweIl has bought of A. P.
Coles lots 81 and SO, block 10 on Myrtle
avenue for 500 cash. Mr.. Jewell will
build a residence there.
The Baptists began Sunday night
with a week of prayer, and there will
be protracted meetings. Pastor Mil
lican will be assisted by Rev. Tardy OF
Pal estine.
The Tribune is blossOming out into
Spanish paper Nothing like enterprise,
Brother Lowe. All the other Spanish
papers in this city ard Juarez may now
prepare to take back seat.
Miss Daisy Adams has disposed of
the Kingsbery dining rooms to Is. ID.
Hayes, who is now in charge. Mr.. Hay
es in an experienced eating house man
and will fully maintain the reputation
# the kingsbery.
First Methodist Sunday school cleo
ton: Supt. E. f. Rush: assistant supt
Mrs. c.. Pennimau: secretary and
treasurer, j. T. Roe: librarian, Robert
Diers jr., organist, Miss Hoffman,:
choirister, Rev. A. Hoffman.
Yesterday Moons Santa Fe arrived
last midnight, and today's train is slat-
ed to arrive this coming midnight; all
on account of the roaring blizzard up
in Kansas The Texas & Pacific miss
ed It's northern connections, so no st.
Louis papers came today.
The promised International News
scheme hangs fire, and Mr.. McKie's
name still appears at the head OF the
Telegraph's editorial column. The
rouble seems to be the unwillingness
of Mr.. Martinez to put up the where
withal ueedsd TO transfer the paper
from Mr. McKie to Mr.. Reid.
The road contractors have nearly
completed their contract and all parties
connected Herewith will leave about
the Goth of January, says the Alpine
Avalanche Mr.. II. O.. Ross and his
foremen. Pat MahOney, 2. f. Brick
and Steve O'Hara have made them
selves popular and we would like to'see
them back at Boquillas to fill another
contract.
OF the late editor of this paper, the
Morning Telegraph has the following
to say: During Mr.. Hawkins resi-
dence in this city he has made many
friends and it is with regret, on the
part of the citizens of Ell PasO, that
circumstances other than business
nature requires his family TO move to
the Pacific coast. The new company
will add a Geographic service and will
continue TO make the HERALD good
evening paper.
The Alpine cattle company Of'Alpine,
Brewster county, has been lncOrpOrat-
ed with capital stock Sl23, 900. In
corporatOrs: Alfred S Gage of Alpine,
Texas; Louis Hess of Marathon, Texas;
Geo. N. Farewell of ClaremOnt, N. H.
LYMAN H. futile OF Spring field, Mass.
John j. Henderson of Cam bridge,
Mass, and Alfred S. Hall of Winches-
ter, Mass. This corporation is formed
for the purpose of raising, buying and
selling live stock.