El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-07-19

stock cattle for Denver.-Las Vegas
Optic.
Superintendent f. A. Allen and
wife of the government Indian school
of this city, we're passenger last night
! for Colorado Springs. -Albuquerque
Democrat.
Herman Greenwait sustained few
painful bruises last week as the result
of his team becoming frightened at a
burro laying in the road.-DOna Ana
co. Republican.
Judge Frank w. Parker is expected
home from his vacation about the Goth
inst, at which time decision is eX-
pected in the Deming TOWNSHIP cases
Deming Headlight.
The commissions of the commissioned
officers of company bear date as fol-
lows; Captain StrOver and Lieutenant
CterO, June %: Lieutepaut Catron,
July 12.-New Mexican.
1t is said that q man is masquerading
on the streets of the city these dark
nights in wOmen's clothes, and has
alarmed several ladies and children
Albuquerque Democrat.
Carlos Martinez came in from La
Liendre with the first crop of native
| peas and apples of the season, which
nc SOlu Fchully bO cOuSumueFS III tne
city.-Las Vegas Optic,
1t does not took very much as though
| Dening will have local base ball or
ganization this year. The talent is
here and the boys should get together
for practice.-Deming Headlight.
Last Friday A. B. Knowles left his
team of colts unhitched while he step
ped into store, and in about minute
a. rs md ftr, I'D
had collided with hitching post -
Demfug Headlight.
The postof1ice department has estab-
lished a direct mail route from Las
Vegas to San IgnaciOu, which will be
supplied with two mails a week, the
mail arriving and departing Wednes-
days and Saturdays.-Las Vegas
Optic.
DR.. Luttrell, the newly appointed
Indian agent at Mescalero, will as
sumo the duties of his Office about July
10. Capt v. E. Stottler is at Mes
calero now ready to turn the Office
over to his successOr.-DOna Ana Co.
Rspu blican.
The rains of the past ten days have
settled the fruit and crop questions.
Santa Fe and vicinity will be able to
supply their neighbOrs with the pro-
ducts of the orchards and fields this
year and still have surplus left
New Mexican.
Major Mitchell, DR.. Smith and Clerk
Newhall went down to Las Cruces this
morning to begin mastering the volun-
teers of Captain A. B. Falls company
ID. The men can hardly be expected
to pass through Albuquerque before
next week.-Albuquerque Democrat.
1t does not seem to be generally
known the provisions of the new war
revenue will require that all instru-
ments which are filed in the office of
the probate clerk must contain stamps
to the amount of ten cents, but such is
nevertheless the case.-Deming Head
light.
The members of the mormon colony
at Asencion, south Of Deming, have re-
Gently denounced near Chico some ex-
ceedingly rich gold mines which were
probably worked in times past by the
Spsniards. The operations will be
conducted on the cooperation PLAN
Deming Headlight.
The local board of pension examine
ing surgeons examined the following
applicants for pensions Wednesday:
James T. Steele. Samuel p. Fletcher,
Jose Rafael Trujillo, Levi GARNER,
Michael McCabe, Eligio S. Gonzalez,
Aniceto Abeytis, and Anastacio Mar
tinez.-New Mexican.
Richard Hudson, of this city, was ap-
pointed a member of the committee
from Grant county to assist in the cele-
bratiOn OF the Booth anniversary of the |
settlement of New Mexico at Chamita |
on July 18th. Mr.. Hudson's duties as
deputy collector of customs prevented |
hi inn, OF inrr
light.
The Independent has Information to /
the effect that e. l.. Foster is no long
err receiver for the defunct Silver City |
and Deming banks, but that he has re-
signed, and that the affairs of the two
institutions are in the hands of the
for final settlement-
Independent, Silver City.
The suit of Grant county against the |
Topeka ~ Santa Fe COM
pany, for the purpose of testing the
legality of the Judgment levies, will be
disposed of in the district coprt by con-
sent of the parties in time to be taken
up to the next term OF the supreme
court. which convenes on the 18th inst.
Silver City.
The Independents Lordsburg cOrre-
'pondent writes: Word reached town
Friday that j. d. Weem's store at Sc
BAR had Deen held up again. From an
,ye witness the following particulars
we're learned: About shutdown Friday
! lone horseman-apparently a cowboy
riding good horse belonging to the
San Simon Cattle company, rode up to
he store and In the usual way proceed
ID to business. After relieving those
PRESENT of their money-ab0utS $50 in all
he rode away, going in the direction
# Silver City. The man was a stran-
'er, and no good description of i'm I
Guild be d.-Independent, Sill t
er City.