El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-03-29

Butter % and 30 cts. Smiths Cream
cry.
shedd rents, sells and repairs bicy.
cles.
FOR RENT-Fu"n' she d or unfurlisbet
roor,s, 6O2 n. Q egoa street.
DR.. Wag -farth is sending 1900 inv
tations to in his tentlng sanl5arlum
| WANTED-To trade buggy for &
light horse wagon. Iuquira at Star
stables.
For RENT-A three room cottage;
apply 30 Wyoming 5: al furnished
| rooms for light hOusek ep ng.
A $500 ladies' bicycle, almost new,
for sale at the E onomy Store, 100 ana
lO7 east Overland street. Price 81 %.
Call and see il.
Another big batch Of dogs was killed
this morning. and the women part Of
the iowa will breathe easier on learn
ing of the same.
There are now in course of construc-
ton in Ell Paso full Y siXty bulldogs OF
differeUt kids Many Of them are
Ii rge business buildings while others
are small residences.
Reports from the C7ldwel-Townseud
skirmi-h Iin-s state that every thing
has been smoothed over slick a grease,
and that to light the council vii be
only few moments in granting the
franchise petitiOne1 for by the I'll Paso
Southern railroad.
There are siXty-ive men nO,g work
ing on the SeideD dam and it viii be
com plet-d ny the first OF May unless
some unforeseen mishap occurs to delay
L = I IL. Il
pect the summer freshet to come down
the river before that time.
TIE Deming people are talking
base bal. Last Saturday 'ght mee,-
ing was held in hat town for the pur-
pose Of organizing a club for the sea-
son. An effort is being made to or
ganize league to take in all the town
from Albuqu rque TO Phoenix a1d from
thence to Ell t'aso. There are some
good players in that scope of country
who take great interest in the game.
A dozen wheelmen started down to
Ysleta yesterday morning from Senator
Deans house. 1t was just beautiful all
The way down, for they sailed along as
lovely as could be. But, when they
turned to return there was a bowling
tempest aud-well, they walked. 50
they did. TIE riders We're a sorry look
ing lot when on arriving home, and
wished they had staid in town and gone
to church instead Of taking that ride.
W. Floyd Payne returned yesterday
from his eastern business trip after
months absence. He says every time
he goes away from Ell PasO. he returns
better satisfied than ever with this
town. In all the cities he visited he
found that they were not in so satisfac-
tory a condition, in comparison to the
size as FL PazO. Mr.. Payne found that
me -chants have got down to de llirg
either for cash, or trust only where
they feel alb Olu ely safe. Collect tons
are not kept up 50 sharp IL FL PasO as
outside, but this Is the fault OF home
business men. Mr.. Payne had enough
confidence in the local business future
to buy $1,000 worth of goods
Mr.. Miller, prospector from Ari-
brought with him some fine samples Of
gold ore from the Wild West ~ ne,
thirty-tive les south Of Tucson. The
ore is free milling and runs 500 to
the ton, with IL good pay streak in
sight. The OutcrOp Of the vein was
not more than one inch but when the
vein had been followed sixteen feet the
vPin spread OlJ 10 eight inches ami in
creased in size the further down it was
followed. The mine Is easily WORKED,
plenty of wood aod wat.r be no rear.
but a. custom mill Ia that ct on is bad
" needed as there are several good
mines now lying idle in that section
mill were located there.