El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-05-26
Cut roses at go Hill Street..

Go to the Bank saloon 1Cr seven year
old Green, Briar whiskey.
The very best Kansas creamery but
ter, extra fancy. 20 cents per pound, at
FL Paso Grocery Co.
Recruit Cox of the Fifth cavalry has
been transferred from Fort Sam Hous-
ton to troop a, Fort Bliss.
a big banquet has just been tender
ed the American minister st the City
of Mexico by the American colony.
Kirk white Russian soap is the
standard of the world: seven bars Tor
% cents at the Ell Paso Grocery co.
S. Goodman is furnishing the market
with watermellon5 such as make onr
troubles light notwithstanding high
water.
WANTED-Lady or gentlemen to So
licit for musical association. Guaran-
teed salary 10 right party. ddress
A. Il. Taylor, Ell Paso, Texas.
For gas range (hot water
connection) nearly new, AMI in first
class ORDER, also other household eff
fects, call at once SD Mesa aYenne.
On the 9th inst, two boys were
born to the wife of Noah Stoker at the
smelter. On the 26.h, one of the twins
died, but the mother ana the remain
ing child are dong we'll.
More tea wheeler locomotives are
arriving for the Mexican Central from
the Brooks works at Dunklrk, N. Y.
They are b ing ''ferried around" via
Deming TINS week, owing to the Selden
wreck and washOut.
Rats in Pullman cars are at least a
novelty. Max Weber who returned
from the City of Mexico says he was
driven out of h Pullman west end'
shortly after leaving the city because
of the numerous rats IN the Car.
William Bush who was arrested in
this city Sunday on charge of stealing
a bicycle in Nuw Mexico has been re-
leased as the property has been recover
ed. ana it was not thought worth while
to push proceedings against him.
Phil. Dieter's friends received by
last evening mail cards setting forth
the following pleasant information:
Mr.. and Mrs. Bruhn take pleasure to
announce the marriage OF their ddugh-
ter, Minnie, 10 J. Z. Dieier on Friday,
March %, 1897, LiebecH, Germany"
At the Coyocan Exhibition, City OF
Mexico, II. M. Mundy received first
d raft geldings, a grand prize and $40
for his exhibit OF wool aod mutton
sheep, a first prize and S25 for his
ShrOpsh hire sheep, and a second prize
and so for his OXfOrd-down5.
GeD. Superintendent OF Construction
G. NJ. Baker, Of the Postal Telegraph
company is IN Albuquerque. He says
poles have been set for siXty-live miles
on the extension to Ell PasO, and wire
: struggling viii be com meuced in few
DAYS. The line 10 FL Paso will be com
pleted and in operation by July l.
Travel is c-stly between this city
and Las CvucCs-at least for the pres
eat. Communication Is hal by team,
and party paid ten dollars apiece the
o. her day t. get down here. But Ed
Roberts and party got down yesterday
for $3.50 each. There is some difference
between stage coach and railroad
fares.
There was a little transfer of ma
terial last evening Of lO2 cars from the
@. II. yards over the river for tie Cor
ralitos road. While being shunted
through the Santa t'e yards mis-
thrown switch turne / the outfit onto a
siding, and the result is that Missouri
Pacific freight car 1902 is good deal
of a wreck. Another transf-r of forty
eight cars went over this morning.
The Corralitos railroad people are not
letting the grass grow under their I
feet.