El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-06-03
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1t was pay day this morning at the
city hall Tor the flood Id ooI ers.
Tue adooes GA both sides Of Stanton
sire south OF ota street are all down
aud In ruins.
Heaps of mud only remain in scores
OF places wuei t before the hoou were
the homes of MeXIcaus.
J. \. Fu4tz and William Johnson
" ere arrested last III. Int Tor doing
DeIr scr pyiug IL public.
Mayor ArrIola, OF Juarez, says he
ooes OF think The damage 10 JuareZ
from the flood Will amount to over
800
Evans and Elias, veterinary horse
shoeing scent tic blacksmlGLis and wag-
o. bui ID rs Corner East overland aid
oUaEIOn SIS.
No, few Mexicans have secured
.enUs to camp IN on Tie south side
wuere tne water Las fallen, and are
making a shit 10 live.
The hand ball court on Seventh
street that was built with such care by
the Mexican residents, has gone the
way OF all adubes, and its name is
mud.
The Mexican Congregational church
is d complete wreck. the scho, house
OF the MeXlcau Meth OuIs st cnurcn south
Is gone, but the church building and
parsonage are sale.
The Chorus of H. NJ. S. "Pinafore"
is d dandy lot OF lads and lasses- 81 UGH d
com biuaLlOn Of slug NJ sailors and
pretty girls should maze anyone wish
To sail The ocean blue.
AT recent meeting at Huntsville
of the sam Houston normal school
olumpi, Supp. g. +. Putnam, OF this
Guy. ana VI the Normal school class OF
80 WAS CHOSEN president.
Agent TrulI, of the Santa Fe, was
noLItieu This morning that Inc river at
a. & Z. Junction Was Stationary; at
San MarcIaI there Was Two lncn fall
and a. san Antonio d thIee 1uch fall.
| have for sale the most choice lots
on N.Y. tie aveLue, ana also the most
ueslra ole Iots LorLu OF the q. H. r. X.
LalI ana make your choice before
prices ale raised. a. t. COLES.
For Ell ght days and nights the sewer
pumps have been wOrkeu 10 their full
est Ca paclty, anu by caulklng up the
man noles, The hCOd has been kept out
vi the sewers, anu The system saved to
The city.
Sam Gatlin says one very touching
tel der ulTty was om4tLei from the re-
pertory in yeste. days arVicle on
"popular music" Ii was something
that has never failed to draw Tears,
anu aC tue same Time the sOOrmlost
applause from the galleries. The dit
w Is Soap Suds Over the Fence.
The Citizen yesterday had "a two-ine
editorial reading; II his city should
send car load Of provisions To FL
Pa.o." VIM. Kieke, prUpi ietor of
the Maze, reau tie paras phi and
calico at thls office last mig ut anu stat
d Uuat he would be one OF Lne contrib
uJurs am would AeaI the IISG with
!, 900 Lounds.-Albuquer Citizen.
1t is going to be difficult to properlv
distrl bu.e The financial aiu extended
tne. food sufferers by rne state and ma
tionaI government. Not only Is it GET
rncr lard to :. and OFF the caoalleros
from ward ., but people WHO are work
ing and have not really suffer ed from
The flood are WORKING 10 the front inst
as tn, bummerS IN the ranks curing The
war worked 10 the ear in lighting time
and followed the suffers wagons. The
name of q cullud pusson was handed in
a. he HERALD office this morninu a.
one desc wing OF aid, ana Investigation
showed that this culIud person had a
STEADY Job ana was not suffering at all.
The persons having charge of the
money will have to exercise their wits
every minute of the day to prevent
money getting into the hands of IN,
worthy people.