El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-07-15
peaches last week.-Dona Ana Co. Re
GENERAL DON JOSE TORAl
LATE MILITARY GOVERNOR OF SANTIAC

peaches last week. -Dona Ana Co. Re-
publican.
The Southern Pacific pay car was in
town in plenty of time to make the
Fourth. Liberal.
IA Mexican, in trying to get off NOV
ing train few miles this side OF Win
gate station, fell and was crushed be-
meath the wheels.-GallupG Cleaner.
r. w. Tansill, who at all times and
in all places has good word to say
for the Pecos valley country, has re-
turned from New York.-Eddy Ar
gus.
At San Acacio Tuesday afternoon,
during the rain storm, lightning
struck the residence of Miguel Telles
Cheiftain.
j. w. Stump Is q visitor at Bisbee,
from the Huachucas. He states q
and good crops assured.-Tombsto
Prospector.
Heavy shipments of fruits and vege-
tables are being made at Mesiila Park
and Las Cruces. Next month, after
grapes ripen, shipments will be large
ly increased.
On July 10th the deaths in the city
were three: Theo. Ernnes, aged -,
born Sonora, resident of Tucson; 81. E.
Shepard, child; Librado Bushua, aged
10 years.-Tucson Star.
DR.. M. F. Desmarais, our health Of
icer, reports having quarantined twen-
ty-six cases of smallpox, last week
down the river, from La Mesa to I'm
ion.-Rio Grande Republican.
Thursday evening one of John Jelfs'
residences occupied by Mr.. was
discovered on fire. Good work on the
part of the fire department only per-
mitted loss of S115 covered by insur-
ance.-Raton Range.
Bya slide in the placer prospect
shaft in Foreman gulch yesterday,
Josh Dillon was stunned and consider
ably bruised about the head and
shoulders, but fortunately he sustain
ed no serious injury.-The Cresset.
Frank Springer, r. E. Twitchell, A.
A. Jones, W. E. Gortner and 81. L..
Waldo presented to Captain w. c..
Reid, just prior to his departure this
afternoon, most beautiful and costly
sword and accompsniments.-Las We
gas Optic.
Governor OterO was passen ger for
Las Cruces last night. the purpose OF
his trip being to see how the infantry
company enrolling there is progress
down to begin mastering in tomorrow.
Democrat.
During the mo nth of June Collector
Burnside collected the handsome sum
of $40 ,666.34. Both the Atchison, To-
?
Pacific paid the last half of their 1897
taxes, which formed q considerable
portion of the said sum.-Silver City
Independent.
The authorities of Santa Fe have
made numerous calls upon SOcOrrO for
private soldiers, but many aspiring
souls complain that no call has yet
been made for officers. The governor
is given a pointer that he can get any
mum Der of officers from this city.-So-
zorro Chieftain
Frank Helm who gradual ed with
honors from Sam Halls fish and green
goods academy has been assigned to
establishment, where there is always
an Edenic array of inviting fruits and
toothsome vegetables.-Pho Her
aid.
An exciting horse race occurred on
Wednesday. G. Hearn matched his
swift pony against Milt Craig's bay
mare for purse of 800. The distance
was $50 yards, and the pony was allow
ed an advantage of ten feet to count at
either the start or the finish. The
pony won. Considerable betting was
INDUCED in by the large crowd pre-
sent.-San Marcial Bee.
While out horseback riding, Mrs.
Gregory Page was thrown from her
horse, the animal reared back and
then fell on the lady. She was picked
up and taken to her room and DR..
Harper was at once Summoned. Upon
examination he found no bones broken
but Mrs. Page was badly bruised and
it will be several days before she will
be able to 60 out.-Gaillup Cleaner.
J. B. Collier, county commissioner,
came near being drowned in the Boni-
to, near Lincoln, the other day. He
attempted to cross the rapidly rising
stream and when well in the current
the horses feet were swept from him
and all started down the river. The