El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-08-02
ARIZON
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| Inc regular weekly meeting or tn
Red cross society was held at the as
sembly room last night. Beside tn,
transaction of routine business tn,
matter of the comfort OF the boys a
Whipple was discussed.-PhoeniX Re
publican.
| The new revenue law will stop the
custom of incorporating mining com
psnies with capitalization of ST 600
1000, as the stamp tax of cents on every
500 face value OF original certificate
would slene require $500 internal re.
venue stamps.
The opening of lower Congress stree,
| in Tucson will be a much needed i'm.
provement. The removal of lot OF
water plugs. telephone and electric
light poles to the proper place along
the street curbs is being aRitated by
many of the people. -PhoeniX Republi-
| can.
County School Superin teudent John
| S. Wood has made an estimate of the
current school expenses of the county
| for 1S9S--99. The amount is 1886, 600.S
of which S1775.S1 will be set aside as q
reservefund to be used only in case of
emergency and where most need ed
Citizen.
There has been more building and
repairing of buildings in Wilcox this
Among those who have completed or
are now making improvements on resi-
deuce property are Mr.. n. A. McDon-
aid. Mr.. Joseph Schwertner, DR.. M. J.
Nicholson and Mrs. J. w. Hudson
Tucson Star.
The Phoenix watermelon trade has
come to a sudden ending. From Salt
River the scene has shifted to the
Santa Cruz and the market is now be-
ing supplied from the latter source. In
appearances both productions are
much alike in size and quality. With
the advent of the Santa Cruz crop,
prices dropped considerably.-Citizen.
= A late special dispatch from Wash
that Whipple Barracks has been des-
ignated as the address of the soldiers
of the regiment lately recruited in the
Indian Territory Oklahoma. New Mex
leo and Arizona. This leaves no
doubt that this regiment is destined
for service in the Pacific-Republican
1.-THE two territories of Arizona and
New Mexico. with an area much larger
than that of the German empire, are
alone capable of sustaining such a pop
ulation as we now have in the whole
United States. With adequate systems
OF irrigation these so-called arid re-
gions would blossom and become as
fruitful as the garden spots of Europe.
Tom bstone Prospector.
The meeting of the territorial board
of education which will be held in this !
city tomorrow is naturally attracting
considerable attention especially
among the school book fraternity. |
Some half dozen agents are already in |
town, and every important school book |
company in the country will |
Tot L,eI
meeting the board will adopt books |
for use in the schools of the territory |
for the next four yesrs.-Tucson Star. |
The town is overrun with petty THE
yes and it seems almost impossible to
catch the depredatiors, even when
caught it is troublesome to convict |
them. Yesterday morning q rsncher |
came to town with $22 in his pockets. |
He fell into Barrio Libre dive and
was both beaten and robbed. AS usual |
be complained to the courts but as he
could neither tell the name of his as
sailsnts nor the dive he entered, moth
ing could be done Even the woman
who washed his wounds claimed to
know nothing about it.-Tucson Citi-
zen.
a. A. Castaneda's store
in Benson was burglarized
q few nights ago, the thieves
an entrance by the front
door. They secured about $3.50 worth
Of watches, razors, etc, and So in
change from the cash register. Mr..
received word on Monday
that two men had been arrested in
on suspicion, as they had sold
q number of knives and razors to a
railroad man there. The articles are
TO be sent to Benson for Identification.
Mr.. Castaneda feels satisfied that they
have the right parties.-Citizen.
About one month ago my child,
which is fifteen months old, had an
attack of disrrhoea accompanied by
vomiting. 1 gave it such remedies as
are usually given in cases, but as moth
ing gave relief, we sent for a physician
and it was under his care for week.
At this time the child had been sick
'or about ten days and was having
about twenty-five operations of the
bowels every twelve hours, and wei
we're convinced that unless it soon OBJ
famed relief it would not live. Cham
oerlain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy was recommended, and l de-
,ided to try it. | soon noticed a
change for the better: by continued |
Use complete cure was brought about
,nd.it is now perfectly healthy.-C. L.
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