El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-06-26

BORN this city 18th inst, a son
to the wife OF Judge Wiliiam Coldweu.
For SALE-A 500 90 Rattan Parlor
suit at less than first cost. J. Il. Nc
GIBBON, 300 I'll Paso street.
LOST-An eight-pointed gold breast
pin. Eiuoer return TO HERLAD office
and receive reward.
Four cars of watermelOns arrived
this morning, and are fasG being dis
posed oil. Tley came from Hemp
stead.
California black berries and Texas
tomatoes are beiug brought into the
local market: as are also lite Las Cru
Ces peaches.
Two photograph enlargers were con-
WINGED last evening by Justice MCKEE
thai il is not safe " 20 business IN this
city Without d license.
Ed. Sullivan, the man who jumped
Bill Caples for refusing to give MIN
Two bits was fined So and cost in the
district court last evening.
Dr. L. p. Allison has returned to
Mialaad from st. Louis and Chicago
much improved in health and will re-
sumo his practice in Ell PasO July
1s5.
A telegram from Eastland last mig hit
stated that the jury in the Miller case
is still out. They are hung up with
ten for conviction and two Tor acquit-
tai.
AS Deputy Marshal John Walters
has been called 10 w ashiugton, it 5 re-
ported that he has nov tue gas PIPE
clnch on the U. 5. marshalship OF the
Western district.
| LOST-A pocket book containing
| money. railroad pass and other pap.
ers-either IN the park or the streets
| Finder will be literally rewarded by
| leaving the same at thls office.
| \ relative of the late DR.. j. l.. Fow-
Ter has been found IN Miss Gertrude
Fowler. his daughter, OF South Bend,
IND. She writes County Clerk PItman
for particulars ao u her father :
! death, as she has just heard of his
| ouely death out in The footnills above
| this city last March.
| Proprietor McBurney, Of the Texa:
house, died suddenly this morning o.
! fatty dogs nerat on Of the heart, at the
age Of 90. The remains were part. y
embalmed by Ross, and will be shippe1
| this afternoon TO San ElIzaTio for IN u T.
| Meut tomorrow. The wife of the de-
| ceased accompanied the remains to San
| Eli2ario whare they mad ranch. Nc
| Burn " was a ScOtchman and came tC
this CITY three years ago.
The Ell Paso Grocery company il
| moving their stock 10 the new and
rUony quarters, corner Overland AND
Oregon streets, and expect to have
every thing in shape by July l. About
1000 cases OF canned goods are now be-
/ ling reCe we'd, among which appear Cox
cases of the well known Gurus Bros.
| goods, of Roc Jester, New York. which
every housewife knows, rank mum bel
one. In making up your general pur.
| chases RENE mber tbat cash goes farthel
| with the FL PaSo Grocery company
| than With competing houses
| y new baud stand is needed on the
| plaza, But for a year or so the eX
| peuse can be avoiued if the council wi
| have the roof OF the pres ent stand eX
| t. med out over the ii or extension anC
| the posts removed to correspond. The
| lasS city council had the floor room ex
tended on petition, but did not feel |; kt
going to the expense just then of hay
Ing the roof extended also, so the peti
TONERS were fam to be content with
half loaf. But the McGinty band ha
Increased SO in size that the prese n
roof is detr4ment, as part OF the ban
are playing under cover and part GU
in the open air. This spoils the effecr
OF Lne reed instruments while it gives
freer range to the brass; and the resul
is very inartistic and upsatisfac tor,
com binatlon. Tie roof OF the stapI
ought to be ordered extended by tbs
present council. The cost would not b,
anYthirC,Ur.at.