El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-09-17

replace it as fuel.-Silver City indie.
pendent.
The Las Vegas roller mill is receiv-
ing thirty thousand pounds of wheat
every day, which is to be turned into
| flour that b as no superior on this mum.
dane sphere.-Las Vegas Optic.
California horses will take part in
the races at the territorial fair, and the
applied for large SPACE
wherein to exhibit an extended display
from their mlnes.-Exchanee.
The work of moving the machinery
Tor the new Lone Star mill is expected
to begin sometime before the end of the
present month, for which arrange
ments are now under way.-Bland
Herald.
The brave bear hunters, with guns
| IN hand and noses in air are swarming
the secluded portions of the forests in
pursuit of a fresh trail, bear hole, or
my old thing that is supposed to lead
TO game.-La Belle Cresset.
S. II. Sutherland, NJ. w. Murray
and j. n. Lig d foot have been appoint
"a as board of registration for pre-
clnct No. II, Alamogordo. The office
of the Improvement company is design
tted as the place where the board will
hold to register votes for the Novem-
Der election.-Sacrament Chief.
Any one could see the frost this
morning, spectacle5 or no spectacles
However, it is supposed not to have
lone much damage. except probably
q the canons. On the Mora road it
S1lled the cucumber vines. Trees and
flowers in the city do not show any
signs OF having been hurt.-Optic.
j. Il. Hedges, a grandson of DR.
Blazer, OF Mescslero, was appointed
:adet to the Roosevelt Institute for the
oming school year, at the county COM
n1ssloners' meeting last week. Wallace
Baird was appointed alternate in case
,he first appointee failed to pass ex-
amination.-Dona Ana Co. Republican.
Four weeks from next Tuesday the
grand lodge OF the independence Or
.er of Odd Fellows of New Mexico, |
will hold its biennial session in
iallup. The Odd Fellows handsome |
nall will be completed by that time |
I'd will be publicly dedicated by the |
Ulcers of the grand lodge.-Gallup
The United States Indian school in |
this city opened this morning with al |
attendance of $50 pupils. There was a
misunderstanding in regard to the
time the school would begin and the
number present at the opening hour
was only about half of what was ex-
pected. The enrolment will soon be
over 300.-New Mexican.
We have been informed on excellent
authority that within the next few
days all legal voters in this precinct
who have BOT paid their road tax, will
be notified to appear upon streets pre-
pared to perform the labor required
oy law. The statute makes failure to
comply with this notice a criminal of
fence punishable by fine and imprison-
nent.-Cerrillos Register.
The New Mexico military institute
g now al established fact. Eighty
,wo cadets and students matriculated
he opening day, and it is certain that
his nUmb Der will be considerably aug-l
nented within the next two weeks
This is splendid showing for the
opening day of an educational iustitu-
ion in any country, far more re- .
narka BILE in a section like this, where
he spsrcity of settlement is consider
d.-Roswell Record.
Delegate H. B. Ferguson passed ,
asst, yesterday morning, on his way to
ID. G.. He goes to lay two I
matters before the president. One is 4
he discharge of the New Mexico boys
t Whipple, and the other is to coun-
eract an effort making by the Interior (
. partment t. make New Mexico pay
IL 600, in fees, for the land which con-
ress recently gave the Territory. Sue I
ess to Mr.. Fergusson.-Las Vegas OPP
&c. e