El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-05-15
Cut roses at 22O Hill Street.

Go to the Bank saloon for seven year
old Green, Briar whiskey.
Several of the visiting iremen are
staying over until Monday
ROsEs-At Weston's Rose garden
San Antonio street. soc per doz.
This mornings Mexican Central
train was unusually light. Only one
trunk came over.
WANTED-By June 1st, four-room
house with bath room. Give price
and locate.-C. B., HERALD.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Ashton are re-
ioicing in the arrival of a ten pound
BOY, born at Chihuahua on "Wednesday
light.
Don't fail to attend the removal sale
Of the Ell Paso Grocery Co., 112 e..
Overland street. They are Offering
extraordinary inducements to save the
expense of moving.
TO GAS CONSUMERS will
sell gas stoves at cost to us in FL PaSo
and allow you time payments of SIS. 90
per month, until stoves are paid for.
El Paso Gas. slec. 1t. & p. Co.
The Ell Paso Grocery Co., 1l2 E..
Overland street, is Offering special low
prices on groceries preparatory to re-
moval TO larger and more com modlous
quarters. Bargains in all articles.
General y. L. Malloy has been APP
pointed immigration agent at this point
and MI Alfred Hampton who now
holds the position here will be trans
ferred to Nog ales. Mr.. Hampton re-
celved notice OF his tranfer this after
noon.
A Santa Fe brakeman says there is a
whole lot of water to come down from
Albuquerque, ard unless the conduc-
tors special ge.s over the break today,
the chances of getting the trains com
ing through in the next ten days Will
DE very sim.
S. H. Newman's boy, Lee, II years
old, started out on foot from Ell PasO
last Saturday morning without saying
anything TO anybody. His mother
drove up from the city Sunday morning
with her brother, w. G. z. Geek, of
this place. They made inquiries at
the station and learned that the lad
had been seen around the depot Satur-
day night, asking about the north
bound freight. MIR. Geek took the
cue, boarded the noon passenger train
for Dona Ana and found the young
man visiting his other uncle Geek
there.-Republican
A contractor of the Corralitos road
named Farnsworth was standing in
the street yesterday, paying some OF his
men. ana was holding $50 IN his hand,
when Il runway horse came prancing
down the street with three little chill
dren in the wagon behind him. Mr..
Farnsworth slid his money, as he
thought. INTO his pocket and made a
grab for the runaway's head. He was
success full and saved the children: but
when he came to feel for his money it Wa 5
not ia his pocket. To his dlsmay he
discovered that the cash had been let
loose lust outside of his pocket and
went GA to the roadway. Only $40
were recovered.
The firemen left this afternoon after
expire ssing Themselves as deli9 hted
with their experiences here. They all
said they had had a fire time, AT
Other place., such as Galveston and
Houston there had been sea side and
river experiences, but in Ell PaSO, the
conditions were different from any
place they had ever been in convention,
and everything was novel and new
The delegates left for Alfalfa Station
by the wagon load from in front of the
Sheldon early this afternoon and the
scenes at headquarters were lively.
The departing delegates are as happy
a lot of convention people as ever came
to this part of the country, and feel
They carry home with them specially
pleasant recOllections OF the McGlnty
parade and blowout.