El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-03-04

There is a great gale blowing today.
For cool glass of beer stop at the
east side Road House.
For RENT room house. Corner
Sonora and Anthony.
Stop at the east side Road House for
refreshments when out hiking.
CT. Erwin has moved his mattress
establishment to 3lS Ell Paso street.
A train load of cattle, thirty four
cars, came over the river yesterday,
for Newman & Nations.
w. O. Thomas has opened a Road
House two and a half miles east OF the
city on the Ysleta road.
Editor Anderson is making a very
newsy and attractive paper out OF the
Dona Ana Republican at Las Cruces.
WANTED-Respon party to take
agency of new fire eXGlngulsher. Good
mopey. y. z. Mathews, Hotel Pier
son.
Tomas Brennan is in durance vile on
charge of swiplng baby buggy quilts and
other things from The residence of f.
w. Brown.
There is much counterfeit Mexican
money in town, made. it is said. in
Chihuahua, and scattered broadcast
over the country.
The county assessor is getting his
valuations as fast as possible. There
does not seem to be any cnange in valu-
ations TO speak of.
Contractor Whitmore will begin
work on the Hammett building on
Overland street in d few days, as he
has received word from St. Louis to
proceed at once.
The Texas q Pacific is shipping lots
OF oranges these days IN transfer from
the Southern Pacific. The fruit is
| transferred at this point from fruit to
refrlg orator cars.
T. l.. Eggers enters suit in the dis
! trict court Tor an Injunction to prevent
| the sheriff from selling property OF the
plaintiff on d writ of execution. The
value Of the property is $40.
Roadmaster William Ellington OF
the Santa F'e, who has charge of the
| road from Rlncou to Ell Paso, has been
| promoleI to the Rocky mountain
division with headquarters at Trini-
dad.
| Mrs. Nabb states a mistake was made
| in the report OF the Operetta, relative
10 tne prompting. Oilc says GueTS was
| none that she knew of and she would
have been likely to know if there had
| been any.
The Baptists of this city are greatly
pleased Over the outlook for the future
and over hopeful of Obtaining d good
preacher. a letter just received from
the Texas state board expresses a
hearty willingness to cooperate with
! the church to secure the best possible
result.
A horse drawing green painted ex-
press wagon. containing Mexican
| boy and woman, ran away this morn
| ing on the smelter road west OF the San
Francisco street crossing. The woman
and boy were thrown out and consider
ably hurt, and passers by stopped the
horse.
The management of the Corralitos
road writes the HERALD 10 state that
the company has all the men they re-
quire and application daily from men
| for whom they have no need. More
over the rate of wages is satisfactory,
and the work is progressing at the rate
which Will insure completion by June
| first next.
| The editorial association excursion
| lists returned north from the City Of
! Mexico via Eagle Pass, ard so did not
| come this way, except a few who
| wanted to see this part Of the country
] Two of these, Ewing Herbert, Of Hia-
watha, Kansas, and john f Junkin, of
| the Bulletin at Sterling, kanS., gave
the HERALD office last evening pleas
| ant call,