El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-10-22

Mexico" possibly no institution at
tracts mere notice and admiration than
the new and elegantly appointed post
office, which has just recently been oc-
cupied. Globe.
1t is asserted about the street that
nothing more will come of the report
ed robbery of the National oauk of
SO, 600, as the greater portion of the
money has been restored to the bank
by the defaulter himself or by some
one who had the funds In hand for
him.-Mexican Telegram.
The national health board is said to
be engaged in preparing regu' atiOns
for the observance of proper hygienic
rules In the barber shops. Among
other things, the BARRIERS will be COM
PEELED to disiufect their tools with
disinfectant prepared according to
formula 70 be furnished by the board.
Two Republics.
The Quebradilla mine, from which
the ola mine owner, Don Jose de la
Borde, or Bords, after having been
ruined by other miues, took in five
years 20 900, 900 pounds worth of treas
ure, is again in fair way of producing
large quantity OF good ore, the drain
age works being about completed
Mexican Herald.
The Lower Californian, of Ensensds,
says: Peninsula farmers don't lack
courage. Notwithstanding the almost
total failure of the wheat crop for the
season just past they are preparing to
plant extensively the coming season.
| Mr.. Bennett, it ia said, will seed 5000
acres, Mr.. Ochoa, $500, and other
wheat growers correspondingly large
| areas.
Ell Nscional in speaking of the re-
ported sale Of the property on Patoni
avenue to an American syndicate for
S30U. 200 remem bers the fact that the
man who sold the property paid only
| 314, COO for the same fourteen years
ago. 1t belonged formerly to DR.. Mas
SOD, the publisher OF the ''Trait Un-
| ion,n at that time the leading French
paper of Mexico.-Two Republics.
Under the will of the Regill broth
ers, two wealthy Spanisrds who died
some time ago in Merida, the sum of
5000 600 is available for the establish
ment aud endowment of manual train
ing schools. Land has already been
bought for the erection of buildings.
The teachers for the new school which
is to be under he supervision of the
Sslist order, are ell to be brought from
Spain. Two Republics.
The TEMPO says that prisoner in
20 years for murder, got his wife to
take him jar OF OK blood to his cell,
from the slaughter house. This be
drank and naturally a short time after
became deathly sick and began 10 vomit
the blood in large quantities.. The
jsilor, thinking he was attscsed with
yellow fever, had him at once removed
to the pest-h house, from where he east
ly escaped and is still at large.-Her.
aid.
The national museum has received
from Los Angeles, Cal, gold watc b
and chain, which was worn by General
Manuel Micheltorena, the last Next
can governor of CaliforGis, before the
The former Mexican state became a
part of the United States. The watch
passed into the possession of Antonio
Franco, who willed 1t TO the national
museum, and enjoiped his widow to
deliver it over to the Mexican counsel
who has just sent it on here.-Two Re-
lublics,
The natives in the neigh borhood. OF
Ixtlahuaca are very much exercised
over the deDunciation Of some church
property known as that of the Lord OF
Pardops held by mort main subject
to denunciation as national land aud to
purchase at the rate fixed for govern
ment land by the denouncer. A dele
CATION of Indians who claim that the
property in question is owned by them
in com munaity laid the matter before
President Diaz few days ago VIZ o as
cured them that their rights would be
we'll looked atter.-Two Republics.
Three Indianapolis gentlemen are in
the city, Messrs. II. w. Mansfi field az d
]. E. Lybrand. The former is the ex-
chief engineer Of that city and the lat