El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-06-30

Lead took flying leap today-from
3.2o to $50.
Ell Faso's exceedingly dry climate
has been badly mOlstened.
Leon Jones of Austin is with the
Corralitos express company.
MARRIAGE LICENSE - William
Wrig hJ and Miss Martha Coles.
A Mexican for sleeping IN the park
was mulcted uno peso esSa manana.
President Morrison's car went north
today to Topeka to bring him back.
FOR RENT-A well furnished four
room BRICK house. Enquire Linuell
Hotel,
The bodies of several drowned Mex
leans are reported in the brush down
the river.
A car load of Mexican laborers were
shipped west last evening for section
work on the Southern Pacific.
LOST-Diamond earring. Finder
will be suitably rewarded by returning
same to room No. 62, Sneluon building.
Furnished rooms for rent. also for
light louise keeplng. S19 East Overland
street. II. >. AUSTIN.
Woo Shung was bound over last
evening by Commissioner Sexton in
81 ,OUO on charge of prosecuting another
'Chlnaman.
The Corralitos people are satisfied
with the way business opens up for
them, and the money for passenger
fares and freigh is coming in.
The police are still after the I'M
h
paid one dollar this morning for viola
lion of the ordinance.
The Mexican Central will sell round
trip tickets TO the Guy OF Mexico from
TINS point, July 10 Inclusive, for So
american money. The notice in yes
tel days paper stating Mexican mon
ey'' was a mistake.
There were three small washouts on
the ''shOo-hy" track on the O.. ii. road
last night, but they were promtiy re-
paired, SO that there was only u short
Lelay To the Il. Il Z. train. The @. IL.
train came in nearly on time.
Red Herbert, formerly of the Ell Paso
Browns, but LOW with the San Antonio
team, stands at the top Of the league
teams al Texas during the first series OF
games just ended. HIS te!oing average
the championship.
The O. II. train from the east this
afternoon brought d special car flied
with eastern L eXas delegates to the
Christian Endea 9Or convention at San
Frauclsco. Quite a number of the Y.
+. ). Z. h. in This city were at the de-
pot to welcome them.
A Colorado man was caught here
yesterday, with Il draft for S4I2 in his
pocket, and could not raiS5 cent Gu 1t
because he was an utter stranger.
However, Ole of the local railroad Of
icers wired ana inning the man and
The papers were all right, advanced
money to the traveller.
the supply depot for los muchos po-
DreS has been reopened, this time al
the corner of Titan and Overland
streets. Captain Davis, at the MAYORS
request, lefJ MN 1900 weight OF flour,
l,UUU weight OF lrijoles, l,UUO weight of
sat porx and nJtle of other provis-
ions. When this goes The shop will be
shut up.
Luis Zayas, the we'll known cellist.
who formerly delighted the audience
at the Aztec C role by his fine perform
ance, and who is at present living in
Monterey, is in the city on important
government business and will remain
about month. After his return to
Monterey it is said that he will marry
one of the bellies of Saltillo, the daught-
err of high government official Mex.
Herald. Sr. Zayas played cello in the
McGinty orch estra while stationed in
this city in the Mexicon service, and
was well thoughtof here,