El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-03-16
JuareZ Notes.

Padre Jesus Corral, a popular priest
Is IN town on visit.
When the governor comes up he will
locate the site for the new municipal
jail.
The Flores street bridge is to be
brOadened TO the width of the street
a needed improvement.
George Look will leave shortly for
the country below the Corralitos where
he will secure rights of way for the new
railroad.
Material has arrived for building the
new school house which the govern
ment Is to build, and the corner stone
Will be laid when the governor comes
up.
In acquiring twenty leagues of land
adjacent to the city, Collector Bauche
finds that its limits overlap the CITY
limits. The matter will be adjusted
out of court.
Mayor Arriola denies emphatically
that there is any small pox in the town.
a, was stated by morning paper.
There has been but one isolated case,
and that is over.
Mayor Arriola has been paying an
official visit to the municiDalitieS of
been successful in abatiug certain diff
ficul les heretofore existing in CARR
zal.
Business will be done with that coun-
try. Mr.. Smith who is also well ac-
quainted with the line of the new road
from Salt Lake to Los Angeles,
lays that when it is built it will carry
the bulk of the fruit out of southern
Cal furn1a, on account of the lines be-
ing so much shorter than the otter
| roads, and prophesies great things for
| it.
Chief Engineer Smith. of the Cor
| ralltos. says the track will be laid out
beyond tie sand hills by the first of tn
month, and then it will be plain sailing.
| However, on starting south from Sabi-
| nal there Will be some very heavy hill
| work and rock cutting to be done: that
i, II the most direct line is to be fol-
| lowed, which will cost the company
fully 100000 per mile. But there is a
fine country to be traversed. and Il great
| The postmaster has a communication
in La Revi-ta explaining why mail is
not satisfOctor ly delivered at Sauz
| 1t seems there is no post office there
| neither is there any authorized person
to take charge of mail matter. The
result Is that people in that section
! sometimes get their mail and sometimes
| they don't, Oftener don't. The Revist
| calls loudly for reform, and wants the
| government post Otfic- inspector to get
| a move on him and arrange with some
| one to handle the mails at SAM.
F orentino ZurilIa was at the police
| station looking for his truant fourteen
year old daughter this morning Zu-
rilla lives at the smelter and yesterday
| his daughter and little brother came to
town by the Santa Fee track. In the
! Santa F'e yards The girl was met by q
seventeen year old boy named Martin
and the last seen of them they were
walking back up to the track together
! casting sweet smiles and atfectionate
words to one another. They disappear
| ed near the Santa Fe round house and
have not been seen since. The girls
| father thinks they ran away to oct
married, but up to noon today they haG
not been located either by the irate
| father or the police. Chief HillebranC
thinks they have gone to the other side
and that the boy will bring the girl
| back to her pa when all the glitter is
worn off of the runaway. No license tC
marry were issued to the parties by the
county clerk.
Wild geese are flying across the state
! of chihuahua, but so high that it is diff
ficult to reach them except with long
range WincheSterS.
The Wigwam will receive and post
bulletins of the Corbet. -Fitzsmmons
fight, round by round tomorrow.
Straw hats are on call now in Chi
huahua. In two weeks they will be
ditto in FL PasO.
1t is reported that General Herman
DEE is to be made governor of Duran
go.