El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-09-27

morning Wnen IL was taken out and
taken charge of by the Mexi, an au-
was, but he was apparently a laborer
and was probably on his way to this
J side when he fell into the ditch. He
was about fifty years cd. The body
was rigid when found ana the features
were BADLY distorted. He had bled
considerably aud his face was covered
with clOtteu blood.
There is a bad stencil hole on Utah
street between Third and Fourth
streets. that will breed pestilence If
sOmei hing is not done to relieve That
section. A great deal of stable ma
nure has been dumped there and on top
of this pond has formed that has be-
come green aud Stagnant and as a wa
gOn passes along that way d terrible
stencil arises. This place could be fix
ed by working the vags and il would
be solution of two evils at one time.
But while on the tramp nuisance the
officers should not devote themselves
wholly to the hungry army that drift
in from all pacts of the country. While
these gentry are being made an ex-
ample of it would also be good idea
to take up some of the chrome buns
AID vags that infest Ell Paso year in
and year out. Men WHO lie FOUND
bar rooms and gambling house and
never pretend to soil their hands with
labor or earn an honest dime. Tney
live on what tuey Can beg or steal
from their fellow men; they are human
vuitures and the source OF mucn crime.
A few days in the CHAIN gang would be
a lesson that would be good for them
and the community, too.
Already there are people ready to
throw cold water on the scheme OF the
White Oaks railroad enterprise
People have insin uated tn At the S1O,-
600 ca h that was put up oy the pro-
motors was only promotion scheme.
There is no reason Tor these insiuua-
tions and they probably arise from
source That is Jealous OF Messrs. Eudy
and their associates. No one knows bet
ter than Mr.. Eddy that a railroad
through the While Oaks country and
o. east would be paying enterprise.
The only promotion scheme that wuuio
be on wound be for the sale of mineral
lands and mines that Mr.. Edry has
options on and it is not likely that
parties would buy unless they were as
sured that the railroad would be built.
MIR. Eddy las spent $50, 200 IN promot-
ing the White OAKS road; he has met
with a great many draw backs that
would have discouraged less energetic
men. His proposed road Will be d
benefit to Ell Paso and his efforts
should be encouraged by every citizen
who has the interest OF Ell Paso al
heart
The reported cave in of a mine at
San Pedro on the Corralitos d .opersy
does not amount to muca according to
the best iLfoI nation OBJ AIMED. The |
tunnel that is reported to have caved |
IN was an old one that had not been |
used for some time and If any ona was
injured t e Ie Ipie IN the head Office in |
THIS city have failed to hear of it. The |
su perlnten dent at Saa Peiro has been
W ired for p .rLIcu aI ., but up to NOON
no answer nad been received. Mr..
Davis, who is now in New York, has
been telegraph 20 pay no at entiou to
reports LIZ may Lear as the cave in
could not be serious or thu office here
would have heard of it before this
lime. Tram mn in from Casas
Grandes said there was no excItsmsntI
Dr. news OF a cave in when they last
passed San Pedro station.
Considerable complaint is being
n ade about the acts of hoboes who re-
main on the outskirts If town and the
women in those parts are badly fright
'ned. 1t is reported that the hoboes
watch ar d wait until the men leave
heir homes and then swOOp down on
he women and children and intimi.
ate them into feeding hungry horde.
bis has been rracticed especially Gear
he little smelter and out At old Fort