El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-05-11
Cut roses at 22O Hill Street.

Cut roses at 220 Hill Street.
Gem Cabinets, from 81 90 upward at
IA 5. FL Paso street.
There was big bale at the Juare2
Casino the other night.
Go to the Bank saloon for seven year
old Green, Briar whiskey.
RosEs-At Weston's Rose garden
San Antonio street. soc per doz.
Auctioneer delayed will advertise
date of sale. 2. E. KERN, Agt.
German preferred. Apply 3l1 Epson
avenue.
WANTED.-To Borrow $1,000. 90 on
Ell Paso street business property. d.
Y. Hadley.
WANTED-By June 1st, a four-room
house with bath room. Give price
and locate.-C. B., HERALD.
The firemen at the city hall are busy
decorating the fire department part of
the build ng with flags, stre amers and
bunting, so that the place is made very
attractive.
The county commissioners are anx-
ious that citizens should donate books,
periodicals, magazines, clothing, etc..
to the inmates of the county hospital
at old fort Bliss.
Don't fail to attend the removal sale
of the Ell Paso Grocery Co, 1l2 f.
Overland street. They are offering
extraordinary inducements TO save the
expense OF moving.
The Ell Paso Grocery Co., 112 E.
Overland street, is Offering special
low prizes on groceries preparatory to
removal to larger and more com mod
ious quarters. Bargains in all articles.
At special meeting last night of
two's hose, Collector Bauche, Mayor
Arriola, of Juarez, Judge Co d.
we'll, Mrs. w. T. Kitchens and Miss
Sweeney were choss IN honorary mem
be-s.
The funeral of Henry D. Lockwood
was held this noon from his late
Myrtle avenue residence. 1t was large
ly attended. for Mr.. Lockwood left
many friends. Rev. Mr.. NJ ,ore of the
Presbyterian church preached the SER
mon.
Special Inspector Dick Rules salary
has been raised, as the treasury Off
Gals at Washington appreciate the
way he has conducted the office during
the several months that elapsed ne
tween the departure of Mr.. White
head and the appointment OF Mr..
Stokes as special agent.
Uncle Jimmy has quit as engineer of
the fire steamer. He says he got wind
that he was to be let out after the
convention, so he told the chief en-
ginecr OF the department that he would
save him the trouble by resigning
right now, and he quit this morning.
Uncle Jimmy says he has been unable
to learn that there was any diSSatlSfac-
ton with him.
DR.. Wedgefarth, with party of six
teen invalids, from Ell Paso, arrived in
the city yesterday by carriage and will
remain until tomorrow, when they will
continue their journey to Silver City
and from tt ence into the White noun
tains, where they will camp for Il few
months and then return to Ell PasO.
With the party is Mr.. F.. A. Burse, re-
presenting Bushnng & Feldman, artist
photographers, FL PaSo, who will take
views along the route for anyone desir-
ring such work done.-Headligh
A special train with about 600 O. r.
G.. eXcursiOnists left Fort Worth at s
a. IN. Today en- route to Los Angeles. and
are due in this city at a. m. tomorrow.
The local reception committee fear
that they will all have to turn back, as
there is no car equipment in this city
to take the party west even if they are
ira nsferred around the break. for the
cars must come too, if they are to con-
tinue west. The experiment might be
tried of hauling the empty cars
through the water with light engine,
and run the risk of turn over.