El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-10-29

confederate officers relating TO tina
day at ChickamauPs.
Why, the general is mere lad.
said Foote. "And he makes me fee
: like an infant in arms
Real estate men have entered q
vigorous kick against the manner ir
| which small boys ipjure vacant houses
There are but few vacant houses Ia the
city, but IS soon as a house is vacated
tner claim 1t Immediately becomes the
object of the small boys natural ten
dency to destroy. Window lights are
shattered by him and If he can get
within the house the walls are defaced
and other depredatious, too nun erous to
mention, are committed. Resi- estate
agents think they should be afforded
protection from the youthful nissan
ces by the police.
Mrs. Mary c. Hill Is expected in FL
Ps.o n a short time and it ia re ported
that she will erect q commOdious and
modern three story store and Office
building on the lot now occupied by
N Diamonds store and other buildings
on San Antonio st. The lot fronts 40
feet Oh San Antonio and runs back 10
feet. A large building on IL would
undoubtedly provea good Investment
and would also be a valuable acquisi-
tion to the city. The Offices because of
their central location would rent read
llv TO professional men. The erection
of the bui ding is not considered a GER
tainty but it is contemplated.
DR.. Wilkinson last evening said: ~
am most agreesbly surprised at the
rapid strides in Improvements made
oy the cltv during my absence. The
town seems to have doubled itself as
TO residences. l see that the citizens
are talking of an electric line. | am
glad of it, for that will help the city
great deal, and hope that the papers
OF the city wi 4 keep up the good work
until success Is assured"
FL Paso has been acquainted in her
time with many national characters.
One OF whom might be mentioned, J
ID Coxey, the general of the army of
tramps which he led across the con.
tlpent to Washington. He was an en-
pioyee OF the Southern Pacific shops
and soon became noted as an agitator
and FAULT finder among the horny band
ed sons OF toll
InCse who desire a portrait in oil
colors, or a miniature on ivory, but who
cannot visit studio for that purpose.
Can, by following instructions set forth
in my circular (Which will be mailed
on application obtain a portrait, either
In OIL co.ors, or miniature on ivory,
equal in every respect to one taken
from life. N. G. Crowley, Art Studio.
326 So. Broadway, Los Angeles
fhe first bicycle store in Juarez is to
be op- ned within the next few DAYS
The stock will be purchased on this
-ide the river from McCutcheo Pay ne
81 Co.
j. bort, of Flint Michigan is in
the city. de came here from Phoenix
and will provably locate perma uent in
Ell PssO and establish buggy and
wagon repository. Mr.. bort saws that
FL PasO in far ahead of Phoenix in
every way except that Phoenix has
superior hotel accommodations. Phoe-
nix he says is laid out
in manner that would indicate that
the citizens expect their town to be-
come great city. While Ell Paso
streets are in many places cut off short
and torn all to pieces by railroads.
He Is however favorably impressed
with the business aoutlook here and in
all probability will make this city bis
on immense carriage and wagon
factory at Flint and proposes to estab-
i1sh a branch house here where vehi-
Giles Will be stored in great quantities
ECy.