El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-11-23
Neighbour
hood Notes.
New Mexico.

AIduOSOruO IN NJ Is nOVluR IulukS
along rapidly and now has 1t enclosed.
The congested freight yards down at
Orange are being cleared of freight.
1t is time to lift the embargo caused
by the quarantine all over and let bust
ness unvexed resume its channels.
The stage at the Orchestrion hall is
being enlarged and Manager Trimble
states that in few days he will have q
the biggest theatrical company coming
this way.-Albuquerque Citizen.
The Alamogordo and La Luz base
bail teams had a match game of ball at
La Luz Sunday and the La Luz boys
scored their first victory over the Ala
mogOrdO boys, the score being to 4 in
favor of La Luz.-Sscramento Chief.
Mexico touched the top notch of her
foreign trade last year, the total reach
ing q value of S172, $50, PAL, an increase
of $40 OPS, 652 over the previous year.
The United States was her largest Gus
toner, the total reaching $40, 205, 351.-|
chihuahua Enterprise.
Three hundred Invitations TO attend
the Thanksgiving ball have been sent
by Zelnora Grove. The event promis-
es great things socially and greater
things from the standpoint pf hand
mankind.-San Marcial Bee.
Davey Jones cracked his bones
against the stones-and this is no joke
out on the asylum road last evening.
He is teamster at that institution.
While riding one Of those strawberry
| rOans, which became fractions and
| thew him knocking him senseless.
But today he is said to be on the mend.
I-EXchange.
| Postmaster Mitchell last week visit
ed the Cochiti district. He is convinc-
ed from what he saw and heard that
the big mill at the Albemarle is run
ing at a profit over operating ex-
penses. The company, however, is
still investing money in further i'm
prOvements. The properties of the en-
| tire district have an air of prosperity
about them that augurs well for the
Ifuture.-Cerillos Register.
Winslow cast 29S votes at the last
election, the largest vote she has ever
polled. There were So voters out on
trains east and west, who were unable
to get back in time to vote, besides
quite number in the city who did not
take interest enough in the election to
go to the"pOlls. q Had she polled her
full vote it would have approached 400
pretty close. The time Is near at hand
when a man who aspires to office in
Navajo county will have to consult
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Mail.
Robt. M. Fulton, postoffice inspector,
left for Topeka last night, having in
charge 81. B. Mackey, who still carries
his head in u sling as the result of the
rough treatment he received when at.
tenn pting to stand off the officers with 9
knife the day before. Mickey seemed
rational enough, but was very nervous.
His three children and his wife's moth
err went with him. Mrs. Mackey, who
Is also under arrest, will leave tonight
under the care of Chief of Police
Strauss. Albuquerque Democrat,
Jacob H. Gainsley. the faithful and
popular head clerk At the big clothing
house of E. L. Washburn & Co.. is
figuring on taking a needed vacation
of several weeks. He is undecided as
to making hunting trip through the
Mauzano mountains, or to Denver.
where he has numerous friends and
can attend theatres and visit the de-
lightful parks for which that city is
noted. He. expects, however, to make
q decision in q few days, after which
he will be absent several weeks from
the city.-Albuquerque Citizen.
r. w. Rankin is here making ar
raugements for the erection of his ice
factory. The site is on the south side
of east First street adjoining the rail-
road right of way and Mr.. Rankin has
let the contract to Thos. Howard, and
|, work will be commenced next week
The building is to be an all shape, Sc
by SO feet and ia to be built of lumber
1t will be an absorption plant of II
tons capacity. The new machinery
will be shipped in on the Pecos Valley
! & Northeastern extension. as soon a:
the latter is completed.
Register.
The Ell Paso and Northeastern sur
lveyors are in Three Rivers country
coming this way. The mountain branch
is now completed and the graders are
moving down on the main line prepar
4 atory to going to work as soon as the
} survey is finished. A few months NOR,
will suffice to build the road into the
4 SaladO, when the main line will go OF
3 TO Liberal Kansas, passing directl.
through White Oaks, which beins
backed by it's unlimited mineral re
SOURCES and surrounded by the bes
stock and fruit country in the Unite'
States, will make one of the hes
towns in New Mexico.-White Oak
Eagle.
B.F. Hammett, Jr., returned Ia.
Saturday from his trip along the SUI
, vey of the railroad extension to Here
ford, the station near the end of tn
Amarillo division. He found the fore