El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-11-01

FOR RENT-6O9 N. Oregon ST., nice
iy furnished front room.
Cerrillos coal, wood s. feed. FL Paso
Fuel Co. All Santa Fe St.
Children's dresses in outing cloth
and fancy paidS, al o0c to S2 oO. Cali
forpia Store.
Mrs. Winnie Chase has been appoint
ed iusLectress at the bridge IN place OF
Mrs. White, resigned.
The regular panel Of jurors for this
week were excused today until tomor-
row morning at O'Clock.
A complete line of blank books, tab
lets, and fine toilet articles. M. H.
Webb, 220 San Antonio st.
Grea. bargains in blank books and
fine stationary at Dellquest-A Andrews
book store, 3U3 San AntJnio St.
il. Whitmore bids the lowest for
the new residence of Mrs. lLdia knight
on North Kansas street, viz, 81 ,S99
O'Brien Coal Co., the Cerrillos coal
ward, headquarters for the celebrated
Cerrillos and anthracite coal. Tel. 8.
In the district court suit of S. Aron-
stein vs.. E. M. Fink, foreclosure Of
| lien in $3.50 in favor of plaintiff was
granted.
Ell Paso will one day this week have
a chainless wheel upon its streets.
Orders are already in for NUM- Der OF
new wheels.
James Spring, an old soldier aged
SO, died yesterday, and is being buried
today in the O. "A. r. plot 10 Corcordla
cemetery. Spring was native OF
Pennsylvania and was in this city for
eight years.
The case against J. b. Hull, charged
| with killing a negro named Bruce last
winter, will be called up tomorrow.
Hull is not charged with murder in the
| first degree and no special venire will
be summoned.
Ninety nine new cases were dOcketed
| in the police court since last Saturday,
| but eighty-seven of these cases are
against gaming and vagrancy. Twelve
cases are for misdemeaUOrs committed
since Saturday. The gaming and pros
| titutiou fines for the month OF October
| amounted to 81, 115.
F. Wells Brown, of this city, low in
Mexico on trip, has received tele-
era m from A. Cazzaux, who was believed
to have been killed by bandits in the
south country. Mr.. CazzauX is in
Guatemala and notifies Mr.. Brown who
| is his br1 ther-in law, that he will be
shortly in the City IF Mexico.
The State of Texas VS.. Francisco
| Frescss was called In the d strict court
| this morning, but on account OF the
| absence Of two important Witnesses it
was continued. F'rescas is charged
with the murder of Shorty Anderson
| last spring. A special venire of lO4
| jurors were on hand, but they were all
excu, ed. The case may be called later
at this term of court.
The Jury in the case of Andres Co
mez, charged with raping an eight
year old Mexican girl at FiDdley Sta
| ton, on the Sunset road, some time
last August. have brought in verdict
OF guilty and assessed his pupishm 20 t
| at twenty-five years in the psniten-
tiary. GOmez's case occupied four
days attention of the court and his at
| Judge, bly, defended him aud sue ceed-
The city council met in brief session
| this morning to approve of these APP
pointments OF the mayor: for presid-
ing, judges of election. ward AL
Lamour; ward &c. w. Fassett; ward
an. G. Edwards; ward 4-Adolph
Solomon. Thsse judges select their
| assistants. The mayors proclamation
fixing the day of election for Deem
Der next was approved, as well as
| the polling places already published,
If possible, his proclamation published
in the official paper.