El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-03-13

Fresh Buttermilk-S Smiths Cream
cry.
Butter % and 80 cts. Smiths Cream
cry.
There is a sugar famine reported
over the river.
The new nine hundreds engines on
The G. H are do ng well; all that has
been expected of them, in fact.
The international Lumber company
have begun brick making at their new
plant on the south side.
FOR SALE-Everything pertaining
to house keeping for sale cheap; also
| fine watch dog. Apply 1Oo Mrsa Ave.
Frank Ray Camp is in the jug on
suspicion of having stolen some cloth
| ing from one Of the soiled doves on
= Gah street.
| FOR RENT OR SALE-Will rent
horse for keeping or horse and carr1ase
| for part or all the time, or wilt sell.
Apply 1O5 Mesa Ave.
The police report that the number of
buns around town are getting scarcer
than dur.ng the cold weather. al
lhouy a consi ierable number remains
| here still.
| L
practice tnnIg IN Trinity church and
the pastor would b. glad TO see as many
of his congregation and their FRIENDS
pre- sent as poss bic.
| Benito Perez was nabbed last night
bv Off err Hrrold for 'llcking the stuff
| Fl pg out of' the dearly beloved part
ner of his JOYS and sorrows, but princl-
| pally of his sorrows
h.,
NAV be annoy ing, but 1t is better to en-
dure The wind than the mud, slush and
damp raw winds that obtain in the
north at this time Of the year.
WANTED-Mrn to prepare for the
approaching Internal revenue, GUS
toms, railway mi and o her exami ma
ons suon to be held in Ell PasO. Full
particulars as to dat S, salarie!, ct, =,
free Of National Institute, Secouu
National b dg., Washington, d. &,
The city taxes were delinquent the
first of this month, ut aS the collector
and his assistant are kept busy sign
ing receipts for the taxes that come
pouring IN. he hasu'taly time to worry
over making levleS, aud Is not COM
plaiuIug at all. { Hector SIN tn says
he wi take In $40, 900 tn mouth.
VIII Wilcox entertained the "Merry
Go r Iund' club last evening at his |
bon e on Epson avenue. A series of
high five" gam IS Was the feature OF !
the evening. Carl Gather winning first |
priz5, and NJ IS Katy Mari consultation |
prIZ.. About twenty boys and girls |
were present and enjoyed the evening.
Alderman CoIdwell may be 1.-The
watch dog Of the CITY treasury" and
d II that sort of thing: but there is one
I hing he really can't do, and that is to
fly kite. He tried 1t tue oth-r DAY,
and the kids IN the vicinity | gave
h N the horse laugh and told him
10 90 tie himself TO The kite he was try
ing 10 fly.
Chief of Police Hiliebrand was around
today securing houses in which 10 hold
the city election in April. A room in
the Star gstables was secured for the
first ward poles; Holland 81 Rheinhei-
for the second ward; corner Stanton
and ST. Louis streets for the third
ward and one of MIR. Schu1z's buildings
On 5 ~ Francisco street for the fourth
ward.
Collector Davis says anent August
short stay in this city, that it
would be d good thing for eastern men
ike him to travel through the
outh and west and see with their own
ives the vast natural resour; es of their {
native land. If Wall street bankers
n ,dy could make just such a trip
nd study out the conditions obtaining {
n the various parts Of the country il !
would be the best thing that could I
happen. y