El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-12-03
Neighbour
hood Notes.
Texas.

was removed from the barrOoms and
cafes of the city last night by the pro-
prietOrs, and this movement seems tC
promise permanency in their absence.
San Antonio Light.
The many Austin friends of DR.. Fred
Hadra will be placed to learn that he
has been appointed an assistan
surgeon in the regular army. DR..
Hadra was chief surgeon of the First
Texas cavalry.-Austin Tribune.
A Galveston special TO the Express
says: While endeavoring to act as
peacemaker in difficulty between
Thomas Sterling and Edward Scott.
Willie Garrett WIS shot in the stom
ach, from the effects of which he died
shortly afterward.
Deputy Sheriff John Boquet, one of
our best known men, has secured the
position of light house carpenter in
this district. John is a most efficient
mechanic and deserves success and his
many friends are glad to see him get
ahead.-Port Lavacaen.
The Sixth infantry have arrived at
Fort Sam Houston and San Antonio
rendered it an ovation, marching the
regiment with Donors to its quarters
The regiment has noble record since
1913. It went to Santiago de Cuba
with full strength and returned with g.
few, the majority being killed in bat
tie or succumbing to the Internal CHI
mate.-Boerne Post.
The owner of the hacienda, "Mon-
tezuma" has presented one of his finest
bred bulls to the management of the
bull fight which takes place next Sun
day at Naucalpan, the proceeds of
meut of the Mexican marine service
From present indications the coming
| fight will be the best that shas taken
place in Naucalpsn for several months
past.-Two Republics
Lon Shrewsbury, the new sheriff of
Grayson ty. is probably the your G.
est sheriff in the state, but that will
not in the least deter him from max
ing frst-class officer, and one that
will give eminent satisfaction to his
entire constituency. While modest as
was never known to "lose his head
while in the discharge of his duties as
deputy. Grayson's new sheriff is all
right. Register.
Captain M. M. Martin died at the
confederate home al 9 o'clock lastnight
and was inferred in the state GENE
terry at $3.50 o'clock this afternoon. He
WAS member Of Company D, Fifteenth
Texas cavalry, and served throughout
the war. He was admitted to the home
of Gainesville, Cook county. His
birthplace was in Kentucky and at the
time of his death he was 81 years Of
age. Chronic bronchitis was the
cause of his death.-Austin Tribune.
While the southbound freight trair
was coming in on the Frisco early IL
the morning, says Paris, Texas, dis
patch, a big flock of wild turkeys wal
encountered near Tuskahoma, 1. T
The turkeys ran along the side of the
track directly in front of the engine
and 81. S. Ballinger, the fireman, seiz
ing chunk of coal threw it at one OF
them and struck it on the head. killing
it. The train was checked and he
jumped the bird, which he proudly
brought home.
A Dallas special says: W. D
Mahon of Detroit, presideu
of International Amalgamaed as
sociation of Street Railway en-
ployes, arrived here tonight. He comes
to look ito the strike situation on the
Dallas Consolidated street railway
There is prospect of the strike beinl
submitted to arbitration. A committee
of citizens have been in secret consul
tation with President Alexander las
one Eway or the other is likely to b.
arrived at tomorrow.
State Health Officer Blunt returned
today, says an Austin dispatch, from
Cameron. He reports that there ar
between fourteen and twenty-five case
of smallpox there, confined to thu
negroes, and that all are under q stric
quarantine.
The following has been received to
day by Major Savers:
Washington. D. c., Nov. PAT
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