El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-07-28
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| The roads down the county are re-
ported in Il pretty tough condition.
| Judge Blacker says that he and
ana Lew Davis are going to Alaska
right away.
The Santa F'e will open up a big
| gravel pit and raise the track in that
vicinity above the danger point from
water.
Policeman Taylor has been detailed
| to attend to the q. II. and L. 81 z. de-
pots, nile Policeman ross looks after
things at the Santa Fe.
A federal otfic al says that the great
objection TO seuding soldiers TO Alaska
| is that they will desert when they find
a chance to get into the digglngs.
The International Lumber company
| is making %, 600 brick daily now, and
! find the business prospects promising
They will shortly have up u depressing
machine to make brick foe fancy work E.
Julian's Colts left this afternoon for
| Midland, Texas, to play a few games
of the nalionai sport with the local
| team. The Midland boys claim the
amateur championship of Texas aud
the Colts will undoubtedly run up
| against a large sized stump.
| 1t is now said that the occasion of the
sudden departure of prominent visit
| ing musician was because of the arrival
| in town OF d CERTAIN party from Callfor-
| mia whom he did not care to meet. The
| town was not big enough for the two,
| SO the musical man departed as speedi-
| ly as possible.
VII, You Give Up all that health
| means TO you? If not, lookout for i'm
pure blood. Cure boils, pimples, hu-
mOrs aud all scrofulous tendencies by
| taking Hoods SIrsaparilla.
Hood S Pills are purely vegetable and
| do not purge, pain or grippe. All drug
gists.
The Santa Fe has new time card
which, however, does not affect the
arrival and departure of trains at this
| terminus. BIT the new caro- means
vastly improved train service all over
the southwest. South of Denver and
embracing the territories OF New Mex
lcO and Arizona eavlng OF time is
| made varying from four 10 "a hours.
The personal yesterday about Mr..
Hun tziuger was case of the right
| man in a wrong place. Tee A G. Hunt
Finger who weut to Denver, was not
the G.. w. Huntzinger who has been en-
gagged here in the good work of induc-
lag tradesmen to close up on Sundays
so as to give their tired help a chance
to rest MIR. HuDtzlnger was mistaken
in supposlng the error was Intentional.
Supt. Martin is building a house at
the hot springs east of Sierra Blanca
where waters of strong medicinal
properties have been fouLd. l is said
that these waters are even superior to
those of the springs across the river
from Chispa, aud that analysis has
shown them to be wonderfully curative
of rheumatic troubles. A pump is
being put in, and officers ami employees
of the g. II. and their families will DE
privileged to take advantage Of the
opport unity thus offered.
Mrs. B. T. Hammett gave a water
melon social last evening" on the Pier
lighted with japanese lanterns and
locomotive headligats. After the
praudi festivities there was dancing
in the dining room until a late hour.
The evening concluded with cake
walk" and the pr ze. an deliberately
decorated cake, was won by Miss Stel-
la Jone and w. G. Dunn. There were
present at the party: NJ. and Mrs.
b. +. Hammett, of St. Louis, Miss
Marguari Ainsa, Miss Ethel Sheltoo,
Miss Mabel Falvey, Miss Anne Loom
is, Miss Stella Jones, Miss Hanna
Sullivan, Miss Georgia Sullivan;
Messrs. J. Selby Hanaford, New York
City, 5. Forrest Hammett, st. Louis:
Col. E. L. Stokes, New York City;
William ii. Webb, Nashville, Tenn;
A. p. Coles, O. G. Coles; Nal. II.
Webb: j. II. Coons; Thomas Lawton;
w. G. Dunn and w. b. Latta,