El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-04-15

ROOMS-Furnished and unfurnished
at 603 north Oregon street.
FOR RENT-A 6 room furnished
house. Apply y. p. Coles.
Michael Sullivan, a railroad contrac-
or known in this city, died yesterday at
Anthony, n. NJ.
A train of forty-eight cattle cars
went west this morning, hauled by a
large and small engine.
Messrs. Cooper Bros, ice cream par
lors are now opened. Come and see
their fine display of Easter goods.
Furnished rooms for rent. Single or
en- suite. With board if desired. Mrs.
w. j. Jones, No. COG, N. Oregon ST.
Kill the fa:ted calf Tuesday evening,
and wind up by attending the McGin-
ty entertainment next Tuesday night
in the opera house.
Grand opera on the half shell, with
Doc Ward as the leading prima donna,
at the McGiuty entertainment in the
opera house next Tuesday night.
The old city council holds its last
business meeting tonight. Next week
the reorganiZed council with the new
mayor and aldermen will take hold.
Barber shop and bath house, thor
oughly first class, and by far the best
and handsomest place in Ell Paso. G..
w. Morrow. Morehouse block, Oregon
street, near pOstofbce.
Save up your hard earned nickels
and with the same buy boleta5 for the
McGinty entertainment in the opera
house next Tuesday night. Then you
will latf and grow phatt.
Dispatcher Holmes, of the G.. H, in
this city, is taking rest, and Dis
patchers Marks and Connolly are work
ing twelve hour shifts for the apresent.
now recovering.
The private car Newport which
brought the visiting capitalists from
New York with Mr.. Eddy, was brought
down from the north today to be kept
here for ten days until the party re-
turn from their White Oaks trip.
1t is learned from Chicago that Herb
Stevenson is doing rem arkably we'll at
Rush Medical college. He has been
selected several times for hOuor5, and
there is a good show of his leading his
class. He and his wife and Walter vi
las will be home about June.
At the mesa residence of the groom S
tiau church, will unite in marriage
this evening a. j. Taylor, of the Re-
frigerator company, and Miss Sarah
Taylor, of Virginia, who has been visit
ing relatives in this city for several
months.
Max Frost says New Mexico forms
the largest portion of the FL Paso col
lection district: it has never had d col
lector. The republicans of New Mex
leo and many prominent citizens of Ell
Paso are strongly supporting and in
dorsing Colonel Mo5Eersill. There
fore, the administration should heed
these demands and appoint him to the
position for which he is strongly in
dorsed, and for which he is remarkably
well fitted.
The HERALD is in receipt of a neat
ly gotten up pam phlet entitled ''Biog-
raphical sketches of the members of
the thirty-second legislative assembly
OF the territory of New Mexico" The
pamphlet is with the compliments of
the New Mexican Printing company OF
Santa Fe, and the idea originated in
the fertile brain of Colonel Max Frost.
A half tone of each member of the ter
ritorial council, senate and house of
representatives. is presented with Il
brief biographical sketch of the same.
The press work is neat, and the whole
thing is Il credit to Col. Frost's energy
and enterprise. 1t may be added that
under the colonel's management the
New Mexican is better than it ever was
before. ..'.