El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-01-25

There will be a social and hop at Fort
Bliss next Wednesday night.
The mercury fell forty degrees in
one hour last evening, at Big Springs.
| The cycle track association meets to.
night in Bushong & Feldman's gallery.
| ]. j. Mundy has an Ayreshire-Hol-
stein COW, six years old. that is giving
from nine to ten gallons of milk daily.
Every lower berth on the Sunset
| Limited west bound from New Orleans,
is reported sold plumb up to the first
| of March.
Payne-Badger Coal company, Nc
Alester, Cerillos and anthracite coal,
cord and stove wood, yard Second and
chihuahua streets. Telephone No. IL
A concert will be given in Chopin
hall Feb in aid of the Ell Paso public
library. Mrs. Joseph Goodman and
Miss Florence Beall will appear as piano
solosts.
The New York Musical Courier of
January 20, reprints entire from the f!
Paso HERALD of Wednesday, January
6, column article entitled War on
foreign opera singers.
There has been big storm of sleet,
snow and hail down the G. H. road. 1t
was especially severe on the summit
and beyond there everything is cover
ed with a glistening coat OF ice.
1t is reported that the general man
agement of the Mexican Ore company
has passed an order making residence
al Towne station, the smelter, Obllga
tory upon all employees, except perhaps
one man.
Macharino Bejerano, noted thief,
was arrested last night by the Juarez
police for working his graft" after
his customary fashion. He has been
several times arrested by George
Herold for stealing on this side.
Rev. Mr.. Bias, pastor of the Mexican
Methodist church at Shafter, preached
yesterday, in the Mexican church on
South Campbell street, from the text,
ASK and we shall receive. that your
Joy may be full" John XVI: "a
Capt. Payen, of the 18th cavalry
band, is organizing a military band of
one hundred men in the City of Mexico
with which to make a tour of the
United States. However, President
Diaz has not yet given his consent.
If the Ell Paso papers would stop the
publication of those mysterious you
just-wait items about the White Oaks
railroad, they would save US the eX-
pense of patent medicines and still re-
lieve us OF "that tired feeling. "-Eagle.
1t is reported that a. NJ. Rowland, of
Shalam, DOna Ana county, has decided
TO abandon Levitica and make the place !
a health resort, and in SO doing, will !
erect electric lights and other improve !
ments, making it the model health re- |
sort of the United States.
President Diaz promises the man.
agement of the Nashville exposition to
send a Mexican band up there to fur
nish music. This is cheaper than hir-
ing home band that is subject to or
1ers from the musical union. The
American musicians want ST. per day
while 81 80 will satisfy the. Mexicans.
The city papers at Albuquerque will
1t an early day, enter into al agree
nent to charge all associations, clubs,
Ocietie5, churches etc, that charge
admission fees to their entertainments, I
or their local notices.-Optic. This
POSITION has been generally followed in
Il Paso for several years, and success
ully.
The chief of police of Oakland, Cal,
as been addressing the Minister'S
ssociatiOn of that city on the relation
f the church to the criminal classes,
nd rescue work. The chiefs address 7
as a pleasing success: andia prominent c
tizen suggests that Chief Hillebrand /
e called on to address the Ell Paso t
linisters' union on such topics as may a
2 mutually agreed upon. It