El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-07-20
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Don't forget the ice cream social
Thursday evening at GIL North Oregon
| street.
I he board of health meets tonight
when they will discuss the cows-in- the
| city question.
Mrs. Minnie Turner sues in the dis
| trict court for d divorce from her llege
| lord Otis Turner.
Ice cream. strawberries and cake at
he Baptist church, Tue sday, July 20,
| from to 10 p. m.
y bowling gale swept over the city
most of the night, and envelOped the
city in great ciouGs OF dust.
10 cents buys heaping disa of ice
cream aud all the CAKE you can eat.
Thursday nighJ at GA Norta Oregon
street.
Since the recent flood at FL Paso the
people have turned their attention To
maritime affairs, and Pinafore is the at
traction aJ the loca the ,tre. Tney also
insist that The RIO Grande is a navig-
able Stream.-CItlZen.
a. T. Sullenberg, representative
of New Mexico hallway u Coal Co.,
the new Ell PdsO road, passed through
here last Wednesday en- route to IN
| mOuntal rs east OF La Luz. Our timber
Is one of the main attractions Tor the
new rOad.-Iularosa Chief.
Samuel Logan, county surveyor of
SOlomonvllIe, disappeared eight weeks
ago and his friends have heard nothing
from him siLce he was in Ell PasO,
Texas, Two weeks after he left. a
great deal of anxiety is 1elt as TO his
whereab bouts, and fears ale entertain
| ed that he has met with misfortune or
foul play.
Quite number of Ell Paso people
nave taken advantage OF the cheap ex-
cursion rate 10 San Antonio. a big
crowd is Ghere from all parts of the
stale to see the interstate encampment.
There are 2, 500 men of the Texas Ma
t. onal guards, the $50 reg ulars from
Fort Sam Houston, and 200 military
from otner states. The display is i'm
posing
The HERALD is in receipt of copies
of the boating number and the COM
mencement mum Der of the Yale Alumni
Weekly. The completeness with when
The news has been CLEANED in these tw o
issues, and the intelligence, activity
aud enterprise displayed in presenting
interesting articles and illustrations
covering a wide variety of topics, are
in the highest degree commemorate.
The letter press work is unusually
good. The Yale Alumni Weekly is
one of the best college publications in
AL the world of letters.
Dispatcher Marks of the G. H. who
has been to Detroit to attend the annu-
al meeting of the Train Dispatchers' as
ISOLATION OF A me lea, Is glad to return
70. this climate. The mercury was up
10 los in the shade in Mlchigan's fam
Gus city, and the heat being of the
numid Kind, it was much MOI e hard 10
bear than Ell PasO heat which is SO
Dry. Mr.. Marks brought home To-
rontO Union oepOt schedule Tor Supt.
Martin To commit 10 memory. The re
u only ninety -elght passenger trains
running IN and out OF that depot in the
course of the day, so that The train
master and dlspatchers have their
hands full.
The T. " Z. will have track buiIt |
round the fallen cars on the soutb
belt line, and ere the week is ont
south side connections with the Santa
Fe will be in order again. An attemnf
was made to pull the more deenlv
sunken car up onto its wheels, but AZ
firmly was it down that anything IilSe
longitudinal pulling promised to tear
the whole thing to pieces. So the G |
81. derrick car will be brought into
requisition to lift the car out of its !
muddy bed. The T. & 2. has been to |
considerable expense to make Santa |
Fe connections through the G. H.
yards for over two months. Next week,
the spur to the rear of the round
house will be rebuilt.