El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-03-24

Registration will close Wednesday
March oath. Without registration
you cannot vote.
Butter % and 50 cts. Smiths Cream
cry.
Shedd rents, sells and repairs bicy-
cles.
| At ) O'Clock this afternoon just l, 800
voters had registered.
FOR RENT-Furnished front room
GIL north Oregon st.
For RENT-6 room house, San Anto-
MO ST., So. 90. D. Y. HADLEY.
The T. 81 =. pay car came in last
night, and went back this afternoon.
The county court case of Farrell &
Mueller VS.. the I. & =. has been con-
tiuued
WANTED-Furnishe or unfurnished
house for long or short term. Apply
NJ. HERALD Office.
Frank Hickerson has moved his
plant from the mill near the L. & p.
depot to Mexico where he says he has
Important contracts.
At 100, 1.s67 voters had registered:
Out of tni5 number 351 were Mexicans
The registrar will close his books at
o'clock this evening.
James Brooks was run in last night
fer building a fire in The Santa Fe
yards. He wanted to keep warm. The
police told h m ne N. ghJ keep warm in
the city Jail.
The remains of the late Miss Grace
Campbell, dau ht T of Mayor Camp
bell, are be ng r-m wed today for inter-
ment b. side tn grave OF her little
niece who was buried yesterday.
News has been received of the death
yesterday at Guaymas, Mexico, of
United States Consular Agent Chas.
Z. Hale He mad been in Inc diplo-
matte service for upwards OF twenty
five years.
Four coaches and three baggage.
mail and express cars, arrived tni5
morning over the T. & =. for the Cor
ralitcs road, and were transferred to the
Santa Fe yards for transfer over the
river. They are printed a burnt lumber
color, a color thai will wear.
A wretch named w. T. Ross was ar
rested today on charge of violating the
peace, but really for attempting to
seduc3 d little eight years old girl.
Justice Mckie assessed the fellow
SlI7.15. the full extent of the law; in
lieu of which Ross went to jail.
The Sherman Register says that
Prof. Douillet and Miss Nettie Small
we're married by Rev. 81. w. Sears, of
the Cumberland Presbyterian church,
at the residence OF Saunders Fulton, on
South Travis street. Sherman. Only
few friends, Including B.shop and Mrs.
Key, were present.
1t is reported that several prominent
citizens, including Capt. White, have
located a fine deposit of fire clay not
far from here and west OF the river in
New Mexsco. Northern capitalists
have been quietly interested, and it is
proposed TO build an extensive plant
over there. Truly, Ell Paso is grow
ing.
When the driver of engine No. 20 on |
the north bound Mexican Central ex-
press stepped out of his cab to ''oil |
much surprised TO find a passenger from |
whom no ticket had been taken and |
whose presence aboard the train was
unknown to the conductor or other |
train men riding in an apparently I'M
concerned mannerupOn the front of his |
engine. The stowaway proved to be |
rider in the form of a fine young cow |
which had been picked up by the cow
catcher somewhere between Jimenez
and Dolores. the next station south of |
there. The animal was apparently |
unhurt and upon being helped from |
the perilOus perch on the engine, walk
ed contentedly to convenient corral
where she awaits an owner,