El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-07-22
NEW MEXICO.

NEW MEXICO.
The recent soaking rains will insure
an abundance of grass and hay on the
prairies and hills, in this section OPP
| tic.
| DR.. Geo. M. Monroe and family will
| depart Monday for GlenmOra, La, to
make their future home.-Eddy Cur
! rent.
Worth Keene cold this week all his
interest in the Carbon City Beer and
Ice company to Gregory Page.-Gallup
! Cleaner.
The Aqua Pura company is laying a
four-inch pipe from Columbia avenue
north and along Diamond street.-Las
Vegas Optic.
Under the efficient management Of
Tailor Ssndoval the county bastile is
being kept in ship-shape manuer.-Al-
uquerque Citizen.
Teodoro Csssus, of Casus, N. M. and
|, Tomas Gallegos, Of Los Colonies, came
in from their respective homes, with
large wool clips.-Optic.
Geo. Sostman has another American
eagle, which he will probably present
to the next military company organic
ed here, as q msscot.-Optic.
Brick for the new hall of the Odd
Fellows is being hauled and the con-
tractors will begin laying up the walls
on Monday next,-Gallup Cleaner.
Deputy Sheriff Charles Huber closed
the store of Jose Ascencion Silva on
Water street this morning. on an ex-
ecution for $53.-Ssnta Fee New Mex
lean.
A number of Albuquerque boys made
application to Captain Fall last night
for q place in his company, but there
were no Observation-Disclosures
Democrat.
James Dun, the chief engineer of
| the Santa Fee railway, and s. "a. Fair
child, were in the city yesterday from
Topeka, registered at the Sturges
European Albuquerque Citizen.
The Sierra County Klondike expedi-
ton are still at Seattle, Washington,
waiting for the government inspector
to inspect their boat before they leave
for the Yukon.-Sierra Co. Advocate.
AL. Slater and John .Kendall, lesees
of the Palomas Chief mine, lost 81 900
worth of silver sacked ore by the recent
flood on Palomas creek, together with
their ore house.-Sierra Co. Advocate.
The rain of the past three avs at
Shoemaker. N. NJ, is the first this
part has had this summer, although
they say SIT rains alike on the Just and
the unjust" yet it did not rain here
Optic.
Sam. Bonssll and wife have recently
become residents of Albuquerque. Mr..
BOnsall is an old time employee of the
Santa Fe route in the telegraphic de-
partment, at Rincon.-Albuquerq
Citizen.
w. B. Brunton of Shoemaker. has
received tools and vaccine and will
save his calf's crop if there is any vir-
tue in the maxim of ian ounce of
prevention is better than a pound of
cure" for blackleg
Secretary Wallace is busy making
preparations for the coming November
election and is securing revised list
OF the voting precincts in the territory
in order to send out the poll books at
the proper time.-New Mexican.
VIM. Daze who has been running an
engine on the Santa Fe Pacific almost
since tn road was built, has been pro-
NOTED and is travelling engineer, with
Jurisdiction extending from Albuquer-
que to Observation-Disclosures iti
zen.
Two installments of No. 2 came in
from the west at $50 o'clock yesterday
morning. At 2:30 o'clock this morn
ing last nights train had failed to
| show up and no man could say why it
was Observation-Disclosures Demo
crat.
The turn-table that has been doing. du-
ty at Gloriets, and was replaced by the
turn-table that had been used here,
will be repaired and painted and shit
ped to Springfield, Kansas, where it
will be put In place for company use.
Las Vegas Optic.
At the $50 mass at the cathedral
yesterday, Father Fourchegu paid an
eloquent tribute to the virtues of
Ach bishop Salpointe. At o'clock
this morning q solemn requiem high
mass was offered for the repose of the
soul of the dead srchbishop.-New
Mexican.
On the strength of q telegram re-
ceived late Thursday night from the
lady who runs the section house at
Manuelito, to the effect that Indians
were raising trouble, Deputy Sheriff
Wilmunder, Special Officer Selvy and
s. K. Aldrich with switching crew
left on board a side-door pullman for
the front about IL o'clock. When they
arrived and made a careful survey OF
the situation they discovered but one
noble red man and he was too drunk to
move. From all indications he was
the guilty culprit who had been MAX
ing the denizens of MsnuelitO feel the
need of achievements. He was ar
rested, placed on board the relief train
and brought here about | o'clock in
the morning. His trial took place
nd hn %