El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-08-06
1T LOOKS THIS WAY TO DECENT PEOPLE.
are both honest, fearless and able men.
AlbuQuerQue Democrat.

Albuquerque DoInOcrdI.
The normal institute of Santa Fe
county will be held in this city for two
weeks Ommencing August ID. The
institute will be conducted by Prot
Lankard of Santa Fe and Prof. Hewitt
of the TERRITORIAL normal school at Las
Vegas. New Mexican.
Grass was never finer in this part of
the country and some 1876 of our $500"
male population have declared their
intention of putting up hay. While the
is another thing, and about 400 of them
will ubside.-Roswell Record.
A meeting of the normal school
boa-d was held yesterday, at which
Baker & Bennett were employed to de-
fend the board in the suit brought
against it by the Farmers aud Mer-
81. 135 under the Napier contract.-Re-
publican.
The plans for the new Grant build
ing have been practically finished by
Architect b. d. johnson and the new
block. upon which work is now being
pushed with all possible rapidity, will
be when completed, one of the most Or
namental buildings in Albuquerque
Democrat.
F'iladelfo Baca, who had been secre-
tary of the American legation at the
City of Mexico for the past six years,
arrived on the early train from that
place. Mr.. Baca has given up his posi-
ton there and will again take up his
residence here, where his family have
been for the past two years.-Las We
gas Optic.
lum Der yard in Durango were burned
at noon Wednesday. The total loss is
nearly SIC, 900, without a dollar of in
surance. This is the third disastrous
fire on the same spot within II years.
| A mistake in attaching the hose We'd
nesday delayed the fire department,
and the planning mills were total loss.
| Mr.. Barnes will not rebuild the mill at
Durango, but will locate it at Porter,
| other planning mills in operation
| San Juan Index.
In the case of William McNew, of
Dona Ana county. under arrest charg-
| ed with completely in the assassination
| OF A. j. Fountain and con, the habeas
| corpus proceedings before Judge
LELAND here today resulted in an or
der remanding McNew to await the
action of the DOna Ana grand jury
which meet one month hence. Judge
LELAND said that if the evidence pre-
sented were placed before him on trial
OF the case he would acquit McNew,
but that upon the same evidence he
would certainly find Lee and Gililland
guilty. This expression created some
thing OF sensation, since Lee and
Gililland have not been arrested =
New Mexican.
While Pauliu Garcia was walking
home early yesterday morning, he was
stopped at the corner of Gaspar avenue
and the south corner of the capitol
grounds by three young men. Garcia
asserts that the men wore masks
and accosting him, asked him where
he was going. Garcia replied that he
was going home, on which the men
commanded him to fright about face
and go back to town." He returned
to town, told his troubles to Policeman
Sena and the latter started home with
him. The men were still there. but
when they saw the two men coming,
they jumped over the capitol grounds
and made their escape, though Officer
Sena fired five shots after the men
New Mexican.
The legislative assembly OF New
Mexico by an act approved February
80 io'o' proElueu. Etcn county In
the territory may, through its county
commissioners, by competitive exam
lnatlon or in some other manner to be
determined by said commissioners, ap-
point one student annually, who shall.
without any charge for matriculation
or tuition, receive during the year for
which student shall have been appoint
ed, instruction in the general courses
taught in said institute The Citi-
zen has published appointments by the
commissioners of several counties.
Who will be the fortunate young gem
tleman from this county to attend the
New Mexico Military Institute still
rests with our board OF county COM
missiouers.- Albuquerque Citizen.