El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-11-03
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For RENT-6O9 N. Oregon ST., nice
ly furnished front room.
Cerrillos coal, wood & feed. Ell Paso
Fuel Co. All Santa Fee st.
For sALE.-Small amount of cash
will buy established business. Address
oox 379.
FOR RENT.-Nicely furnished front
room with board In private family.
Address, Home.
A complete line of blank books, tab
let's, and line toilet articles. M. II.
Weob, 22O san Antonio st.
Great bargains in blank books aud
ine stationary at Dellquest-Andrew's
oook store, 5U3 San AntJnio st.
Tie San Marcial Bee predicts the
appointment of Captain Moses Dillon
t. the relationship Of this port.
Ladies ready made wrappers in q
grea variety Of materials from Toe. to
81 81. California store.
O'Brien Coal Co., the Cerrillos coal
yard, headq uarJers Tor the celebrated
CerrillOs and anthracite coal. Tel. 3.
DIR. ]. A. Rawlings has opened an Of
tice in the Wells Fargo building over
the Santa Fe office. Hours ~ to II d.
10. and to 4 p. m. Tel 245.
The following is record of the day s
temperature taken by the Postal Tee
grapn q Cable Co. a. u. 80 degrees;
u. NJ, 81 degrees; IL a. m, ~ de-
grees.
The most complete funeral psrlor in
Western Texas Is at 40l Ell Paso ST.
For courteous treatment and unequaled
service, Ross q Co. are the people.
Phone III or 1873.
Professor Joseph Smith entertained
several TRENDS very pIeasaotly last
evening at his Chopin hall studio, with
arrangements transcrlptlons for the
piano from popular airs by sydney
smith, Thalberg and others.
David Payne is married at 900
O'Clock this evening to Miss Barron In
st. Louis, and telegraphic cOngratula-
tions will BE- sent from friends 10 this
city. Mr.. and Mrs. Payne will visit
Denver, Colorado Springs, and OUher
interesting points ere returniI 6 to Ell
PasO.
Ell impartial, of the City of Mexico
mas been soliciting opinions from mer-
chants in the free zone as 10 what
should be done, and the greater part of
them advocate lowering the duties on
ARTICLES OF consumption to per cent,
the free interchange of agricultural
products, and the suppression of article
1893.
A car load of machinery was receiv-
ed the other day for the Ell PasO Brick
company at the north end. AS the
river was too high Tor fOrdiug, the
machinery had to be delivered at
Rogers spur, and hauled over the
mountain by teams. 1t was a big Job.
rne s. T. is pushing the construction,
however, of the new spur track to the
works.
The woman who died on South
Florence street Monday afternoon was
known in FL PasO as Flora Mcknight.
She came from Colorado City to Ell
at one lime conducted the American
House on East Overland street. 1t is
said that she has relatives in the east
who are well to 40 aud the BODY is be-
ipg held by the Caldwell Undertaking
company subject to message from
them.
Among the many new enterprises in
this town is mud puddle establish
meut that has been in active operation
for the last few days on San Louis
street in front of the Sheldon block. |
1t seems that the CITY is swelling up i
one of it's old sprlnkliDg carts on |
Oregon street at the plaza, and the |
water running from That partially |
dried up cart travels down the street |
to the street car track opposite 10 Mr.. |
Hammett's office, and collects there |
I'm til the lake is large enough to run
over, and the water continues down
yhe street to the disgust OF pedestrians.