El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-03-09

Ladies'. mems and boys straw hats
at the closing out store.
The little daughter of r. B. Bias,
who has been very SICK, Is reported
better.
Everything in ladies' wear can be
found at the closing out store near the
postoffice.
Oscar Davis was arrested last night
on suspicion OF rolling Mexican ON
Utah street n a ticket to the ClGy OF
City of Mexico and $50 Mexican money.
E. Goudet brought fifteen horses in
this noon in sp cial car over the San
ia Fe from Cnlcago en- route to the
CITY of Mexico There were sixteen,
but one died at Ration.
The quarterly meeting of the fire
department will be held Wednesday,
JOGh at 8. p. m. All members of the
department should be present.
J. B. PAYNE, secretary.
One-or-two on-me, celestial with
out any stlfkiJ, was ordered deported
tn morning by the Z. 5. commission
err Two more children OF the yeller
dragon are on the anxious seat this
afternoon.
Fifteen more hombres were sent up
to the dam this noon by the English
company to help push along the work
Of construction, ere the spring Hoods
come down the river, and twenty more
go up tomorrow.
The remains of the late DIR. Fowler
were buried last evening at the
couuty's expense. The county Judge
did not think an autopsy was necessary
and the justice would not order one on
his own responsibility.
The Epworth League of the First M.
E. church will entertain the members
OF the different Young Peoples
Christian societies of the city at the
Y NJ. G.. A. rooms on Friday evening
next. An excellent program has been
The commissioners gave A. B. Nc
Kia the county printing because his !
bid was four cents per inch, Brewer |
type, and five cents nonpariel The |
Times bid two cents per line. and one |
cent for subsequent insertions. Tue !
HERALD bid three cents per line.
The G. Fl. is from four to six hours |
late today. because of a freight en- gine's |
breaking down east of Valentine. 1t |
takes time to walk to the nearest tele-
graph station in case of an accident,
and it takes further time to fire up an
engine for service after the call has
been received.
The Urange-5ugar case before Justice
Brtdgers last evening. was closed by
the Justice binding over r. r. Acres
aud G.. j. Ramsdell in $500 each on
'harge of swipdlinC. 1t was shown
ia at the oranoe-Sugar was made in this
,ity from extract and sugar, instead Of
rom orange juice, orange peel and SUI
gar. The accused are in Jail in de-
lult of bail.
An eastern lady who came here for
ler health last fall. was ~hortlv after
yards advised by two physicians to go
nome as there was no hope for her.
She plumplv refused to go. and now
Ups the scales at $50 pounds, twenty
i've pounds more than when the ad-
'ice was offered. She weighs more
low than at any time in the last four
7ears.
Charles Il Buchoz, we'll known in Ell
'aso and Juarez. died al the residence
# his brother, at 2:l5 this morning.
The deceased was born at Ann Arbor,
Mich June 3rd. 1873, and was % years,
months and 6 days cid. He was
,right and interesting young man, and
lis untimely death is keenly felt, not !
MY by his immediate family, but by a
arge circle of friends. The funeral
will occur from the residence of Henry
3uchoz, 501 Franklin street, at 10 n. m. t
omorrOw, with interment at Ever
'reen. Friends Of the family are in. I
'ited. Is