El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-07-01

There was clOudburst at Earlham
yesterday, which helped swell the
river.
Furnished rooms to let and rooms
for light housekeeping. BIB Texas
street.
John Hill of ST. David, Ariz., is
bound over to the grand jury, on
charge of poly gamy.
Mrs. Asceucion Mendoza for the past
thirty years resilient OF FL Paso 0led
at ) O'Clock this morning.
LOST-Diamond earring. Finder
will De suita bly, rewarded by returning
same To room No. O.. SnelGon building.
Furnished rooms for rent. also for
light house seeping $40 East Overland
street. Il. >. AUSTIN.
Fort Sam Houe ton has a society of
Christian Endeavor. The Y. Nj. q. A.
good foothoid in the I'm ted States ar
my.
If you want 10 get fresh Kansas eggs
and strictly first class Creamery butter
you must go to The FL Pa=o Grocery
Co., they receive them from two to
three times Il week
The negro child Clara Morris and
her gi andma Annie Gibson were bound
over last evening oy Justice Brldgers
in 500 each TO await the action OF the
granu jury on charge of theft and re-
ceiving stolen property.
The HERALD would say in all kind
ness that articles intended for public a
ton must be signed; that Is. the office
must k0ow who does the writing. Cor
respondents will please note The above,
aud Will discern the reason why their
articles are not published.
George Gaennie says he offered May
or Alagoffin to close up the gap IN the
no; tn bank of the river near the Stan
ton street bridge for $500, ana the may
or refused the ltfer. Mr.. Gaennle
avs the mayor offered the L. u. +.
S0UO to do the same JOB, and the railroad
company declined.
Chief of Police Lockhart took hold
this morning., and Is on duty. He
thinks he Will be able to hold down his
JOo In credltable style, Notwithstanding
the unsolicited advice OF the Morning
Telegraph. Mr.. Lockhart is no ten
dertOot, and Is well acquainted in this
section of the country.
The Pullman car Cerro Cordo arriv-
l..
train from the east with eighteen
delegates 10 The Christian EudeavCr
convention at San t'raLcislo. The car
was side tracked, and the pilgrims
RENAME over until this afternoon in
order to take in JuareZ. Two cars of
eXcurs. ouls;S are attached to tOday's
west bound train.
Curly Sullivan Saw couple of flood
sufferers spending their money freely
for booze this morning and walking 20
them said: That's right, old men.
speud your money freely. There viii
be Ievee built by ntXG year aud then
you won't get any more free grub to
swap OFF for booz-. TIE city won't
feed you forever 50 have good time
while YOU can Sullivan turned away
and solIlcquized: Il wOuldn t be surpris-
ed though if you fellows don't dynamite
the levee at the next high water"
Thus soliloquized democrat loudly
this morning: at is d SAD state of af-
fairs when Il city the size of Ell Paso
has to seed So far away for chief of
police. Just think Of 1t, out of all the
so-calied democrats of FL faso there is
not one lit for chief of police. I do
not believe that Judge Magoifin want
ed TO send away tor a chief but he is
in the tolls of the FL Paso octopus and
has TO do the bidding of the boss or
have the life squeezed out of him. L
fear also that the life of the democrat
ic party is reing squeezed out at the
same time. Poor Ell Paso. When will
she ever get out of the toll Of ring
rule