El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-07-02
Mrs. Joseph Pollard is improving.

Mrs. Joseph Pollard Is improving.
\ train load of cattle was bough
over today for c. Gonzales.
Go to the Cafe for the famous
| Culmbacher and Cincinnati beers.
Manager Walker of the Myar opera
| house mas renewed his lease of the
house for another year.
Notwit hstauding the nearly 81
| inches of rain that fell SO recently,
dust is blowing on the streets today.
Local handlers OF fireworks are in
dig uant at tine council for waiting until
stocks of fireworks lad beea ordered
and then spriugiug tae prohibition
against fireworks ii the CITY on the
Fourth.
Remember the FL Paso Grocery Co.
are in their new quarters and are
Offering special prices on the best stan
Gard granulateu sugar for the balance
of this week: 20 pounds for 81; ~
| pounds for soc.
Mr.. Copeland of the Sonta Fe left
| for Las Vegas today whence he will go
| TO Chicago. Until his successor is ap-
pointed. Mr.. Morrison will have
| charge of passenger matters, and VIII
Brown the freight. No general agent
may be appointed until fail.
Juarez has new chief of police in
Captain JImeuez, of the Iurales at
Chihuahua, and in whom Mayor Ar
| riola has much confidence. he last
chief, Bayes Navarro, has been called
| to Santa ROsalia on acc cunt of mis- wife S
sickness.
The following officers were elected
| for the ensuing term of Myrtle Lodge
No. ~ K. of P, colored, last night:
w. H. Scott, G. G.; Edward Higgins,
I. c.: L. A. Price, Prelate: a. G.
Murphy, X. OF K. s.; James Thomas,
Nj. of F.: Henry Hutchinson. Nj. Elk: w.
IL, Barkley, NJ. a.
A Mexican with Sl3 and a gold watch
| thought his wealth gave him license to
raise Cain last night, SO he started in
| 10 lick woman. He forgot that IL
| was an un lucky number so ne came out
| second besl in the scrap with the pol
! ice on top. DR.. Patterson will attend
| to his case this afternoon and when he
leaves the city he will know more but
won't have so much money.
A woman came very near breaking
up the city council meeting last night.
| she said she was chasing a recreant
| husband around town aud caused 50
much excitement that Captain Benny
| and Officer Chapman took her to jail.
| y 5 she neared the Gala bose she began
calling loudly to the captain to turn
Ler loose. This g,tatsd the council
and in about three SHAKES of sleeps
| tail the attendants were falling over
one another 10 get down stairs.
There will be a novel bicycle race in
McCutcheon, Payne " Co. 5 show via
dows tonight IN the Sheldon BLOCK
The race will be on home trainers and
the distance travelled will be deter
mined by cyclometers. The riders
will be Fred kteGer, on Sterling:
Clarence Quiutou, on Syracuse; Bob
Woodman, on Il Rambler: EIgar kays-
err, on an Elgin. / he race Will begin
ut $50 and last one hour. There will
be two racers in the north window and
two in the west and every body is in
vited to watch the race.
Judge Falvey said this morning
that he did not k ow when the dam in
JUNCTION suit would be decided at Sill
yer City. Judge Bautz mas taken the
matter under advis- ment and it
would probably be a week befo e he
rendered decision. He spoke yer,
highly of Judge Bautz and said he felt
sure that his decision would be render
ed without bias or favor. There were
six lawyers in the case, three for the
in junction and three against it, while
Judge Waldo was present giving ad-
vice ae ainst perpetuating the njuuc-
ton, although he did OF speak in the
case. Judge Bantz has it in his power
tt make the Injunction perpetual or to
dissolve it, or he can continue the
case and take it up again at some fu-
ture date. No one knows just what he
will do in this respect.