El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-07-27

White Oaks, where he is largely in
terested in the Old Abe mine.-Albu-
querque Democrat.
John M. Ryan, one of the old-timers
in the valley, died of heart disease at
his home in this city last Friday night.
Mr.. Ryan practiced law in Mesills and
Las Cruces for thirty years. -Rio
Grande Republican.
John Constable, locomotive engin-
eer from Brazos, New Mexico, present
ed letters of Introduction to District
court Clerk Owen this morning. Mr..
Constable will locate here If he secures
acknowledgements Citizen.
w. A. Wilson, of Ell Paso, is in the
city, coming in from the south last
night. He represents the Swift Pack
ing company of Kansas City, and states
that his business throughout the south
west is very good.-Albuquerque Citi-
zen.
Mr.. Evans is putting in an extensive
sawmill plant in Spring canon, twelve
miles west of Catskill. His mills,
which are now ready for business,
have a capacity of 100000 feet Of
lumber q month and will employ fifty
men.-Raton Gazette.
George W. Smith will leave tomor-
row morning for Coyote canyon springs
where his daughter and Mrs. II. K.
Clouthier and children have been the
past few days. Mr.. Smith is superin-
tendent of motive power of the Santa
Fe Pacific shops Albuquerque Citi-
zen.
The evapgelistic meetings at the
Baptist church continue each evening
chic S,n6ou Tho
ing for men only last Sunday afternoon,
and for women on Tuesday afternoon,
were of very deep interest. Evange-
list DAILY breaches practical discourses.
Ration Gazette.
Ex-Governor of Vermont Carroll S.
Page, arrived on No. yesterday from
Hyde Park, Vermont, called here by
the death of his son, F.. II. Page, whose
death was mentioned in these columns
yesterday. Mr.. Page, his daughter-in-
law aud grandson left with the body
for Hyde Park, Vt-Las Vegas Optic.
Medic Dia canyon is attracting q
great deal of attention and the iudica
tions are that its mineral deposits will
come right to the front from now on.
Another party consisting of George
HOfheins and others went over there
on Wednesday prepared to prosecute
development work on several valuable
claims.-Bland Herald.
The steam hoist at the Albemarle
mine is now constantly in use, as are
also the Rand drills in all parts of the
great property. The ore dumps and
bins are becoming crowded with the
production from the mine as result
of waiting for the big mill to get start
ed, which 1t is understood will be about
nUuSt -R1on1 Herald
The Neutrality-suspicious. of this tow n
have called q meeting to be held at
the court house Saturday night to pass
resolutions denouncing the articles
published in the Silver City Enter
prise by the Las Cruces correspondent,
rejecting on the Neutrality-suspicious.
as being disloyal to this government
-Dona Ana County Republican.
The hail storm at Olio last Friday
destroyed much of the fruit and dam
after the heavy rain the Star
ditch broke and the water came tear
ing down from off the mesa and came
very near taking Mrs. Hippenmeyer's
hOuse-only the efforts of dozen men
who worked in water up to their knees
saved the house.-San Juan Times.
Mayor r c. Rankin received
from the Lake View flying club OF Chi
cago. nine hominP pigeons, which he
was ask ed to set at liberty. This he was
from the Office of the Wells, Fargo &
Co.'S express on last Sunday morning at
$50. 1t will be remembered that this
club sent seven birds to the Optic Of
flee about one wear ago, which we're
set at liberty. Two returned to Chi
cago, the first arriving twenty-five
nxrf, II
Vegas Optic.