El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-08-25

The governor of New Mexico has ap-
pointed Septemb Der as Labor day In
the territory.
J. Frederick, of the Gold Recovery
Co leaves this morning over the
DR.. White reports the situation at
San Elizario as all right, no more
troub there. "a itch in time say es
nine"
Supt Logan, OF the Corralitos EX-
press company, is actively Interesting
himself IN the gold d ggings near
Casas Grades.
The Sportman's park fence is being
taken down by Il. L. White who has
bought it of G. F. Slack into whose
possession the property fell.
Theo. L. Eggers, who recently sold
mis- saloon on Granite street, has gone
to CuernavaGa where he IS looking into
the future business possibilities Of that
city.-Mex. Herald.
An admirer Of the fair sex is putting
up for a series of sunday evening con-
certs on the Juarez plaza, and the Re
vista calls upon the Street Car COM
pany to put on extra cars TO aIcOmmO-
date people who may wish to attend
from this side of the river.
Mrs. w. M. James, from Catemaco,
in southern Vena Cruz, is at the 1tur-
bide. Her husband, Iormerly of Ell
Paso, has fifteen hundred acres of land
on the shores of Lake Catemaco, which
he Is settling With Gentle settlers from
Salt Lake City.-Two Republics.
B. A. Nymeyer writes that he has
struck the main ore lead on the Tena
mine, the famous copper mine at Sail
mas Peak. The lead is little over
three feet thick, and is very rich. Mr..
Nymeyer will shortly ship lot OF the
ore to the smeiter AZ Ell PasO.-Cur-
rent.
The local post Office had real nice
time handling the accumulated Next
can mail that arrived last evening.
Passengers report the track as very
soft for six miles, and the trains have
to just crawl along alice heap samee
trains over the u. II. track after the
floods in this city.
Secretary Johns returned this noon
from SanIa Fe. He says two days
were occupied before the supreme
court with arguments, Judges Fail,
Hawkins and NewcOme appearing for
the Irri cation company, and The U. S.
dissri ct attorney for the government.
Mr. Johns expects q decision at any
time.
George Look has just returned from
trip over the CorcalitOs road. and
tells great stores about the range feed
being 60 high down the road that W men
he got lost the other evening, be only
found his way out by his Knowledge of
how to figure out latit de and lOngitu q
from the lOle star. and thus was able
to get his be Arings.
Do you want a government position
at 5000 to s., 900 per annum. Pay sure.
Work easy. Hours short. Life posi-
sion. 80 to 50 Gays annual leave with
pay. We pr. pare by mail for high
grade and appointment. Course of IN
details free. Hughes Civil Service
Preparation, Washington, d. G.
Evangelist r. Il. H. Burnett and son.
Abe, arrived Wednesday FROM Dallas,
Texas Rev. Burnett is assisting in
the revival meeting at the M. E.
church and is doing great deal of
good. he is good lalker, and will no
doubt do great de al of good in Eddy.
Services every morning at 10 O'CLOCK
and evening at s O'Clock Current.
H. B. Holt, the stenographer, who
accompaui lied the remains of Fred An
derson to Las Cruces, has returned.
He says that Anderson's accounts with
the company which OWL the Dona
Ana County Republican were ali
straie ht also that the wife of the sui.
eide has rallied from the shock and is
on the road to recovery. Mr.. Holt
thinks that Anderson was temporarily
Fe New Mexican.