El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-09-30

HI. Newman is occupying the DR..
White residence on Myrtle avenue.
A set of false teeth were fOand in the
day coach of the Santa Fe train this
noon.
A complete line of blank books, tab
lets, etc. w. II. Weob, 22O San An
tonic st.
FOR RENT-Furnished house of eight
rooms. Fine location. Address AL,
HERALD.
Parties can obtain board and room of
$40. 90 per month.
Judge Buckler will have to pass judg-
ment on thirty-twO divOI ce cases the
coming term of court.
O'Brien Coal Co., the Cerrillos coal
yard, headquarters for the cele brated
white ash and anthracite coal. Tel. 8.
Max Schultz, who moved from Las
Cruces to this city recently, has leased
the Beacon hill residence Of Mrs. Nc
| Neill.
Mrs. J. A. Nabb's vocal studio will
reopen Oct. l. Lessons in vocal al d
guitar will be given. Hours from a.
m. to p. m.
| Mrs. L. NJ. Holmes, mother of w. G.
Holmes, died Yesterday after a short
illness. The funeral YVES held at 3 p.
m, today, from the Presbyterian
church.
Col. Buford and family will move in
to one of Consul Malien's houses on
Juarez avenue as soon as the new con-
sui has received his papers and taken
| possession of the consulate.
1t is under stood that Blumen;hal will
move his Golden Eagle clothing store
| 10 the premises recently vacated by
| the Stetfiau-Krakauer Hardware COM
pany. Part Of he pre- misses Will also
| be occupied by the Texas & Pacific City
offices.
Messrs. Slack & Co. deposited on tn e
HERALD counter a sack of Winesap APP
pies grown on the fruit farm of d. M
Sullivan at La Luz, N. M. They were
beauties. rich in flavor, and regularly
orda ined apple judges are ready to tie
on the blue ribbon award.
The national embelm is flying from
the Mexican consulate today 10 honor
of the anniversary of the birthday of
Jose Maria Morelos. the successor
of Hidalgo. Flags are also flying on tue
custom house, American and German
consulates in Juar ez in honor of the
same occasion.
A large number OF children gather
ID yeste rday afternoon at the residence
of Mr.. and Mrs. Crawford on North
Oregon street, the occasion being a
party in honor ofthe eighth birthday of
title Miss Lily Crawf ford Refresh
ments were served and the cbildren en-
joyed them selves immensely.
Mrs. Bail, of the Pallais Royal, 318
San Antonio ST., will have her opening
of fail and w inter- goods Thursday,
Sept 3Osh., Friday and Saturday, OFT.
lst., and End. She will have the larg-
st and finest display of millinery ever
cen in tn S market. Everyb jdy is in
vited to come and see for themselves.
Canton del Paso was royalty enter
tanned by Mr.. and Mrs. W. E. Sharp
last night. The lawn was lighted up
with Chinese lanterns and cordial
welcome was giver, followed by music,
and feast that would draw out the
the Canton is five years, hut of Mr..
Sharp's nothing was said exec pit that it
was his birthday.
After something Of a contest in last
evenings county court, Willard Pat
terson was appointed administrator in
the estate OF Samuel Colt Of Hartford,
Conn. Mr.. Colt formerly spent his win
tiers n this city and died on Broadway,
N Y, eighteen months ago from sun
stroke, during the terribly heated sue II.
Mr.. Patterson is appointed administra-
tor with the will annexed. and gives
bonds in ZOO with G. r. Morehea',
D. Y. Hadley and A. H. Parker g.
spreties,