El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-05-22
Cut roses at 22O Hill Street.

The acequia5 in Juarez have had q
much needed cleaning out.
Go to the Bank saloon for seven year
old Green, Briar whiskey.
ROsEs-At Weston's Rose garden
San Antonio street. soc per doz.
DIED-In Juarez Goth inst, Jacob
Urtetegui, a prominent citizen.
George II. Walker has leased the
Myar opera house for another year.
The very best Kansas creamery but
ter, extra fancy, 20 cents per pound, at
| Ell Paso Grocery Co.
Kinks white Russian soap is the
standard of the world: seven bars for
% cents at the Ell Pa5o Grocery Co.
Receiver Beck ham has sold to A. P.
Coles, Al feet front on the northeast
corner of Utah and Overland streets
| for 81, 500.
The Mexican papers are making
| complimentary remarks about the fine
| showing of the Chihuahua state Nor
| mons in the exhibition of Coyoacan.
The mother of John and Peter Stef-
fan of this city, died yesterday at San
Antonio. John Steffian reached town
one hour after his mother had breathed
her last.
DIED-At 5:15 O'Clock this morning,
little Joe, infant son of Mr.. and Mrs.
j. NJ. Power, of Finlay. Funeral at 5
p. m. Sunday evening from Mesa gar
den to Coucordia cemetery.
The boys at the garrison are already
counting the days that shall elapse
before they can strike their tents and
point for Newport, Kentucky. They
figure they would be strictly in it up
there.
Efforts to revive the ''Grecian bend"
fall fiat, but Turkish vapOr baths,
modified to suit Ell Paso's climate and
conditions, as given by j. Browning at
4l6 North Oregon street are admitted
to be just the thing. Nothing like it
for that tired feeling.
The ladies of the Christian church
gave well attended ice cream supper
last night. Nearly 100 people were
served from an excellent menu, and
The proceeds will materially swell the
building fund of the church. The floral
decorations were artistically arranged
and very pretty.
Conductor William Dunn of the
Mexican Central died at Juarez yes
terday, and Undertaken Ross brought
the remains over the morning for
embalming preparatory to shipment
this evening to Los Angeles for inter-
ment. The deceased was 80 years old,
and leaves 10 family.
The Juarez Revista has large and
healthy kick to register about the
town clock. The hands have a pleas
ant way of wandering around entirely
iudepe ndent of the proper hour of day,
so that people cannot tell within con-
siderable time what the hour is. The
Revista calls loudly for reform.
Supt J. B. Paul of the T. ~ P, it is
reported, viii be transferred to the east
ern division of the road to succeed
Supt. Trice, who goes as general man
ager Of tie [. & @. N. E. ]. Campbell,
train master of the eastern division,
takes Mr.. Paul's place. Manager
Thorne's chief clerk, @. l.. Noble, goes
with Mr.. Trice as assistant general
manager.
Rector Martin goes to Nashville, on
the first, principally TO marry his
err says of the couple: Mr.. Charles S.
Martin and Miss Annie Mary Callen-
der, will be welded in June. Mr.. Mar
tin is a member of the firm of Spur
lock, Neal x Co. He is also a member
OF the University club and a popular
man in social as well as business cir
cles. Miss Calender is the daughter
of the late De-. Calender, and posses
ses every endowment of perfect woman
hood.