El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-09-07
Princess tea at Ell Paso Grocery Co

Princess tea at Ell Paso Grocery Co
Five of the seven Celestials taken be-
fore the q. S. commissioner in Las
Cruces have just been ordered de-
ported.
O'Brien Coal Co., the Cerrillos coal
yard, headquarters for the ceie DRAFTED
white ash AID anthracite coal. Tel. 5
SO reward for informs alton leading
to the arrest of party or par ties who
stole q sma photo from case In front
of Bushopg & Feldman' S studio.
For Sale-Two six-room houses, will
be completed Nov. LIST. Call on Is. F.
Hammett, agent for Campbell Real
Estate Co.
The McGinty letter of intro duction
sent to Chief Connors during his New
Haven trip, was printed In The New
York Sun.
Rev. w. O. Millican, of the Baptist
church, united Ed . ard Guilty, OF Chi
huahua, and Miss Wyatt of Jersey City
last evening.
The Santa Fe was an hour late to-
day because of slow running above
Sac Marcial whe re the road bed had
been softened by rains.
The Texas II Pacific passenger due
this morning will not show up until
some time this evening, on account OF
some breakdown east of Big Springs.
Efforts are being made to have a
smelter built at Ahumada to work the
large amount of ore that is now being
taken out of the mines in that section.
r. c.. Veach is another happy man,
his wife presenting him with an eight
ha nv OF this mOrnlnp. A Ill
doing well, and 10 Bob it makes life
worth living.
General Manager Ramsey of the r.
G. S. M. & P. railroad, IS confined to
his rooms with a severe cold which has
settled in his back AID causes him con-
siderable pain.
Fruit men say that while there is an
immense abundance of local fruit, there
is so much fruit elsewhere that the
amount they are handling is cut down
this season to a marked degree.
Mr.. J. Baecker who has taken
charge OF Studio Vendome Will make
special price of $500 per dozen for
ca binets for two weeks only beginning
Sept. 10th. Satisfaction guarantee or
money refunded.
Another large batch of offenders
were before UDS TeCOToST GuIS
to answer for their misdOineS of tie
night before. Most of the charges on
the docket was for drunkenness with
an occasional fight sandwiched in.
The annual report of the Christian
church will be made at the prayer
meeting tomorrow night, and other
imDortant church matters will be az
terded to. Evangelist S. Nj. Martin
will be in town 10 begin work on the
18th inst, and efforts are being made
to enlarge the Christian church choir
for the occasion.
Mexican Consul Mallen met with
series OF accidents last night. He
started out for a drive in his own
buggy, but something broke ard
he sent to livery stable for another
buggy The last buggy was ali right,
but about ulidn ght his horse bee anne
frightened and ran away, upsett;pg
the buggy and smashing it up general
". Mr.. Mallen himself was not in
jured.
The HERALD is in receipt. through
Agent Hunt of the Southern Pacific. of
q copy of the midsummer special edi-
tion of the Oregon Mining journal. It
is a ~ page magazine printed on tint
ed book paper of fine letter press work,
prOfusely illustrated with half tones il
Illustrative of the various forms of min
ing obtaining in Oregon, the camp life
there and the diversified scenery. The
mining laws of Oregon are also con-
tained in the publication. The whole
mum Der is very neatly gotten up and |
will certainly attract much attention.