El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-09-01
Little Items From Live Papers.
TEXAS.


Jim Darlington, q man the officers
have been chasing ever since the San
ia Fe hold-up, was caught Friday last
by the sheriff of Navarro county.-Fs.
Worth Register.
E. II. r. Green, chairman of the re-
publican state executive committee
and president of the Midland railroad,
was entertained at DenisOn Saturday
evening Herald.
In handling a young horse work on
both sides of him. Whenever he is
uneasy at any part of'the process of har-
Messing try to remove his fear before
going further. Teach him all the time
that while he must submit to your will
there 10 no danger of injury for him to
fear.-StOck and Farm Journal.
The reunion of the ex-confederates
and ex-federals at Ardmore l. T. Satur-
day was q great success. There were
about 5000 people in attendance. A
parade in the morning was q decided
feature. Capt. John NJ. Hammer WAS
master OF ceremonies and to him much
of the success is due.-Denison Her.
aid.
Friday at No. 3 coal mines, belong
ing to the Choctaw, Oklahoma & Gulf
Railroad company, five miles from
Hsrtshorne, j. G. Glendening, q white
man, serving one of the pumps at the
bottom of the slope, was killed by
| runaway trip of cars, knocking props
and tim bers upon him.-Denison Her
aid.
The greatest crowd ever gathered
from inside it's own limits into a Texas
city was seen in Sherman during the
| jubilee. The Dallas News editorially
this morning says that the affair will
go into history as q state event as an
evidence of what the state can do when
at its best. Sherman is happy, but q
little tired and fatigued.-Shermsn
| Register.
The republicans decided not to put
out q state ticket this year. Barney
Gibbs and Harry Tracy were at Fort
| Worth during the convention, it is
said. making an effort to have them
| endorse the pOpulist ticket. but they
| refused to tie onto the funeral process
sion. Most of the republicans as we'll
as populists will vote for Joseph d..
Ssyers for governor.-Llsno Times.
The newspapers in Collin and Hunt
| couE ties are booming Editor +. Har-
ris of the Greenville Herald for state
senator. No better selection could be
made. Ed Harris is made of the kind
of stuff that would be valuable in the
legislature of Texas. A conservative
| eminent would do Texas honor.-Deni-
son Texas Herald.
With the use of better jacks, an
finals Is to 16 hands high and of good
| form as we'll as good pedigree, a great
improvement can be made in the
standard of Texas mules, and for good
mules of serviceable size there will
| always be satisfactory market. They
have long been and must always be
the work animals of the Southern
farmer.-Stock and Farm Journal.
Under favorable conditions the most
rapid growth of the colt 'is during the
first year of it's life, and its second
years. growth more than that of any
later year. That the conditions upon
the Texas ranges have not been favor
able is the principal reason why the
range horses of this state and ad iacent
territories, are of such email size. 1t
has often been noticed that range colts
up to the severe weather of their first
| winter com pare favOrably in size with
those of the states in which the most
valuable horses of the country are pro-
duced.-Stock and Farm Journal.
Information has reached Fort Worth
that the Santa Fe intends to extend it's
San Angelo branch ten miles west of
Rosville, and this move is believed to
be an indication that the company now
really contemplates making its long
tslked-Of connection with the Pecos
Valley and Northwestern at Pecos
City. 1t is said this new extension of
the Santa Fe is to accommodate cattle
shippers, but many believe that the
Santa Fe has secured a controlling in
terast in the PpcOS road and the in
tention is to make the connection as
soon as the Pecos road is completed to
Amarillo. This would give to Eddy
and the entire Pecos country direct
connection with the Gulf.