El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-07-29

| ers. They much prefer to be in the
Texas volunteer regiments and among
TeXans.-Laredo Times.
NEW MEXICO.
The water pipe leading into the city
jail is clOgged up and the entire piping
in the premises has to be examined be
fore water can be obtained.-Nev
Mexican.
The government Indian school build
ing being built by Contractor Wind
sor will add greatly to the attractive
ness and convenience of the school,
New Mexican.
Prof. w. w. Robertson, recently
elected principal of the Deming public
schools, will take up his residende
here about the nmiddle of August
Deming Headlight.
D. 81. Clark was accidentally shot by
his young son who carelessly handled 9
loaded revolver. Mr.. Clark's wounds
are considered by no means dangerous
Albuquerque Citizen.
Frank Vance, the genial and gentle
manly superintendent of the Hachet
Cattle Company, was in town the last
week, but on Monday returned to his
duties at the ranch. Head
light.
There seems to be a good thing in
the Bsca property in Pioneer gulch at
Red River. The ore taken from this
mine will run $50 and better. Much
development work has been perform
ed.-New Mexican.
The ladies of the Woman's Christian
Temperance Union wish to acknOwl-
edge the receipt of LOG beautiful Tesla
ments, the gift of Mrs. Calvin Whit
ing, for Company A at Whipple Bar
racks. -Albuquerque Democrat.
The people of Las Vegas put the ma
tional war revenue stamps on their
checks, drafts and legal documents
with smile, and seem pleased that
they can contribute their small mite to
help defray the national war expenses.
Optic.
Chas. F. Lummis, the well known au-
thor of "The Enchanted Mesa and
-any other widely read stories, spent
yesterday in Bernalillo, returning
through this city last night en- route to
his home in Los Angeles.-Albuquer
que Democrat.
The trees, shrubbery and grass at
capitol grounds are in need of atten-
ton and should be irrigated at once or
they will die. The identifying of the
grounds cost the territory large sum,
md it is pity to see them allowed to
90 to ruin.-New Mexican.
Joe Bsdaracco was yesterday fined
BIO, which he paid. for his psrticipancy
n the free-fOr-all scrimmage at the
Whiting building "Wednesday after
loon. Tom Werner, who was fined a
ike amount for the same cause, gave
notice of an appeal.-Albuquerque
Democrat.
Andy B. Laird was down from Sill
'er City the latter part of the week
oOklng the situation over from q poll
ical standpoint. If he reached any
onclusions, he did not inform the |
headlight. MIR. Laird will more than |
likely. be on the republican ticket for |
Headlight.
Rev. Sutherland, the Methodist min
ster at San Marcial, was passenger
ast night for Santa Fee. He is an ap-
licant for the position of chaplain of
he volunteer infantry regiment at
Y nipple Barracks, and carried along
nth him q long list of usmes asking
be governor that he (SutherIand) be
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Citizen.
John P. Owen, who was principal of
be Ration public schools some ten
ears ago and for the past seven years
in the Agricultural college at
as Cruces, has been in Ration the
asst few days, representing an insur-
nee company. Mr.. Owen is now
law in Albuquerque, and
as many friends in Ration who wish
Inn success in his new field Of labor
atom Reporter.
A very pleasant party of distinguish
Z Santa Fe railway officials are stop
ing at the Hotel Highland, arriving
'st night. They are Capt. G. &. Kill
Ter, right of way agent, and Robert
:. Greene, of the medical staff. Mrs.
reene and Misses Blanche Emberry,
dina Hough aud Lucy Smith accom-
any the Observation-Disclosures
itizen.
On tuesday evening at closing time, ;
ames Ferguson, while thinking of ;
,her matters of more Importance, de-
berately got into his wagon and went {
Ome, without even closing the front
oors OF his place of business, to say ,
othlng of locking them. When he re-
'rned on Wednesday morning. he
'und everything intact just as he had
onesty OF Deming people is remark
Die, especially when we don't tumble
to snap of this ind.-Headligh
Information has been received by
lie New Mexican of the finding on
onday of the body of Thomas A. Ssr-
can't, in the woods between Oio Ca
ente and FL Rito in Rio Arriba coun-
:: The body was found lying along
de the horse he had been riding
hIch was also dead. No marks OF
oieDce were visible on the young
ans person and the generally accep- r
d theory OF his death is that he and t
I'd the horse were both struck by c
yhtning. -Albuguerque Citizen.