El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-02-03
The grand jury meets again Friday

The grand iury meets again Friday
morning.
FOR RENT-Four room cottage,
| Wyoming street, at Sl3 % per month;
| includes water. D. y. Hadley.
The psychology class failed to
materialiZe last night, so the circle Will
| be held Thursday night at the Y. Nj.
c. a.
Payne-Badger Coal company, Nc
| AIester, Cerillos and anthracite coal,
cord and stove wood, yard Second and
| Chihuahua streets. Telephone NO. IL.
| The Woman's Auxiliary Y. NJ. G. A.
| will hold it's regular monthly business
meeting at the rooms Thursday after
noon at O'Clock. A large attendance
| is desired.
| An Ell Paso street dealer received
| twenty new bicycles last evening, which
shows that the market still remains
| lively, and that the town Is not yet
supplied with wheels.
Chihuahua people are reported as
much alarmed over the development
| of the Corralitos road as it is likely to
divert considerable trade from the
state capital to Juarez'
The Elks will give Mr.. Donohoe OF
| the Mexican Central a farewell recep-
ton next Saturday night, in the Lodge
hall on Ell Paso street, ere he leaves Tor
his new field of labors in Chicago. Mr.
| Douohoe has long been an Elk of
prominence, and is much devoted to
| the growth of the order.
| The old board of managers of the
| Confederate home at Austin has finish
ed its terms and thu new board quillh-
ed. Gen. w. p. Hardeman was re-
elected Superintendent of the home,
ard DR.. L J. Jones surgeon. The
| board also authorized Super ntendent
Hardeman to appoint his own sub
lordinates, consisting of quarter
master, night Waterman, cook, etc.
Judge f. f. Hunter was installed
| last mig ht as grand master |. .. .. f.
! for Texas, at the grand lodge now in
session at Dallas, Judge Hunter being
the first west Texan that has ever
ocrup ed tn, chair. The FL Paso Odd
| e,l0ws will tender the new
! grand master an open reception at DAD
| Fellows hall on the evening Of Wednes-
dav. February 10Th, attended by Odd
| Fellows, their families and friends.
The epterprising burglar still bur
giles. One of the light fingered craft
| yclept Primeda. sought TO hold up an
| unknown Anglo-S4xOn living in Juarez
near the Stanton street bridge last
night about 9 O'Clock. The person as
sailed, stood off the foot pad with big
! stick with which he cut the fellow sew
erely on the wrist, and escaped. Pri-
media was subsequently arrested by OF
| fcers Herold and DenistOn, and the
turn was called on him by the wound
on his wrist.
The Marathon correspondent of the
| New Era has to say: Mr.. SehOendienst
arrived here from Ell PasO, represent
ing the Kansas City Smelling company.
| He will be shipping agent at Marathon
| until Mr.. Mitchell arrives here. He
will then 60 to the BOquillas.
! The necessary steps have been taken
| by the citizens of Buchel and Foley
| counties to prevent the consolidation
of those counties with Brewster. a
| petition duly signed has been sent to
the chairman of department for the
| Organiza tion of counties
| H. c. Myles has had his stolen wheel
returned. 1t was lifted Saturday last
| bv nimble fingered child of MOcte-
yuma more enterprising than consclen-
| tiOus, and taken over the river.
George Herold got on the track of the
wheel, however, and traced it to six
! miles down the country. He succeeded
| in fri Q htening the gentle Aztec so that
| the latter made haste to return the
wheel, and even waded the river with
| it the other night and left it just where
he found it. The Mexican had The
nightmare of dozen years compulsory
service in the army before his eyes