El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-04-13

For SALE-Very cheap, one bicycle
in good repair. Enquire HERALD.
Florencio Delgado gets two years in
the pen from the district court for
burglary.
Ladies and gents 800 bicycles good
as new. for sale very cheap; call Center
block hotel.
The Odd Fellows of Albuquerque
are to build $50, 900 temple on lots Sc
cured last summer at a cost OF 81, 900.
Thirty two hundred head of cattle
were brought over from the other side
yesterday for j. G. Hall of Kansas City.
Messrs. Cooper Bros. open their ice
cream parlors tomorrow. Come and
see their fine display of Easter goods.
Don't miss having your photo taken
at Bushong q Feldman. New size pla-
tino photo for $3.50 per doz. April 10Th
| to May LIST.
The habeas corpus case of j. B. Mil
Ter will be tried in Pecos, Monday.
Miller is now in Jail at Eastland where
he will be tried June 18th for killing
Frazer.
Ell Paso merchants are selling two
packages of Arbuckles coffee for %
cents. 1t would pay to ship coffee from
FL Paso.-Current.
Barber shop and bath house, thor
oughly first class, and by far the best
and handsomest place in Ell Paso. G.
w. Morrow. MorehOuse block, Oregon
street. near postoffice.
Mr. James M Hamilton and another
prospectOr have been working the
mountains on this side, and you may
look for a surprise very soon. Quien
sabe.-Alpine Avalanche.
The Georgetown fire department
elects three delegates and the chief to
attend the firemen's convention to be
held in this city next month. The chief
is E. E. Taylor, just elected.
Judge Beckham has been successful
in securing in the United States court
what he could not get in the state
courts, viz, an order to sell the re-
naming assets of the defunct FL Paso
National bank. The sale will be held
on the 18th inst. 1t is reported that
Judge Merchant will contest the sale.
Pete Wehners injuries are FORUM
ately much less serious than We're
feared at the time of his accident last
evening. His collar bone was broken,
quite cash cut in the back of his
head, and he was badly shaken up. But
this morning he is much improved. and
is in his usual cheerful, hopeful mood.
1t takes a good deal to discourage Pete
Wehuer.
Robt. Troje, superintendent of con-
struction of the Consolidated Kansas
City Smelling and Refining company,
and Chas. g. Leicham, of the cOmpa-
ny's Boquillas stores arrived here Sun
daV evening, says the Avalanche. Mr..
Troje will start carpenters on the COM
pany's office and warehouse here. Mr..
Leicham came to meet his wife and
babe, who go to Boquillas to live.
The American Newspaper Directory
says: The circulation statements
furnished by the publishers of the re-
ligious papers are, as whole, less
honest, less truthful and more calculat-
ed to deceive than those that come
from the average lay journals and
that in de.ectived cases of uutruthful
reports. religious papers rank higher
than anysclass of papers, except those
devoted to agriculture.
y young dude standing against the
window of Eggers' saloon the other
night, watching the carriages return
from the Paseo, pressed SO hard against
the glass that he broke it. and fell in
wards The crash of the window pane
attracted crowd of people, to whom
the plight of the joven dorado, vainlv
struggling to recover his feet afforded
considerable amusement. The youth
cut his fingers slightly, and he was OBJ
liged to pay Mr.. Eggers damages for
the broken pans,-Mex, Herald,