El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-03-25

Shedd rents, sells and repairs bicy-
cles.
Four paupers were buried today by
the county dert4ker.
For RENT-6 room house, San Anto-
Mo ST., S22. 90. D. y. HADLEY.
WANTED-FurDishe or uufurnished
hOu-e for long or short term. Apply
NJ. HERALD Office.
\ Mexican named p. Martinez, died
last n CHIT of pneumonia. aud was buried
this m.rn,l g in the po,ter's field.
The San Fee road is doing rushing
bneine IS in freignts, so that the yard
men at this terminal have al they can
at end 10.
Registration for the coming city
election closed at o'clock, with 16uo
names on the reg stry b ok5. At the
November election last year the ty
vote cast, including the ward . vote,
was 2l3S.
Several en- husiastic Nc Tinty's want
Uucle Toms Cabin IN roducet as pat
OF h. coming McGintv e itertainment,
wi h th- bigge-t IN n in rowo for Little
E Il. o have Eas l. mn D. Oduced with
Tom II rtuon "a the bapy aid Doc
Ward as Lacy Isabella.
Night before last, the mercury went
Gown tt "a. Last night 1t T. gistere d
p. The fruit trees can not st and this
sort OF thing much longer and bear this
vear In north Texas andIudian Terri
cory the young fru has neen XII leo off.
:cording to reports from there.
Justice McKie has bound over the
alleged cattle rus'lArs Weathe head
and Rios on charge OF bringing stolen
u, opertv into the state. the by o.
Brltn who WAS with the men, was
turned loose, as it was not shown that
| he ha1 anything to do with the
| ruetling.
An apparent cripple has attracted
| attention % tn streets OF late by his
| walkinL cross | gged. The chief of
| 20 ice says it is al put on as the man
was arrested for drunkenness on I an
street were be was off his guard and
wal ked as well as any drunken man.
The police ran the fellow out of town
the her day, and nov he returned on
this Moons train from the north.
David Payne does not believe the
recent cold snap has very marerially
damaged the local fl nit crop or actu l.
| " killed off all the fruit in northern
| Texas. He says all the blossoms do not
come out al once. but follow each other
| IN the course OF several weeks. so II
| Is the first lot of buds that get nipped
| IN the early frosts. ard the only.damage
| is a more or less delay in ripenlng
the crop.
| The many friends of Rev. II. w.
| Moore will b. pleased to learn that he
! /, 50 far recovered from his illness that
| h. is now in Arizona en- route to this
city. aud will be once more in his
pulpit. probaby the tir-t Sunday in
| April. This IA eDted christian scholar
| has made las ing place for himself 10
| the minds and hearts of FL Paso people
| and will be warmly welcomed back to
| the great work he is doing here.
| The total registered vote of the city
is 1868. The number of Mexicans re-
| gi-tered is 42S. Out of the total only
the total number regis cred that is
correct. but a careful revise of the re-
| giatered voters may slightly alter the
number of MeXicans and cOlOred voters
registered. Two years ago the re-
Il7S3. but then all any one had to do
was TO get out naturalization papers
The new Texas law. however. COMPEL
ed every TO- eigner to take out his
natural ZatiO1 papers six months be-
fore the election. TIL ; cut out num-
Der of those who voted in the last coun-
tv election 50 he necessary six months
will rot expire until after he election
lin April. Tnere are also number OF
llegai voters out OF tn city employ ed
at the Seldeu dam, at the smelter and
on the Corralitos road.