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El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-03-20
Cor. Mesa Ave. & Texas ST.,

Alamogordo, where he ill engage in
the drug business. He WAS accom-
panied by his sister, Miss Nell Rollln.
Constable Will Ten Eyck is quite i'll
at his room in the Prudential Block.
Mrs. Elizabeth M. Anderson, who
was principal of the Albuquerque Third
ward school, passed through Ell Paso
Friday on her way to the City OF
Mexico.
Mrs. F, Beam and Mrs. John Wesley
returned home to Alamogordo this
morning after spending the seven
teenth of Ireland very pleasantly in
this city.
Mr.. J. W. Crews of Hillsboro N.
M, is in the city having his eyes treat
ed. Mr.. ]. Hughes aud A. Seaman
are with him and expect to return
home next week.
S. 1. Prudential, general manager
came over from Clifton Monday and
proceeded on through the valley aud to
Globe. Mr.. Freud enthal does good
business through this part of Arizon a,
selling at wholesale all manager OF
groceries and dry goods.-Solomon-
vile Bulletin.
A jollier, happier company were not
seen among the visitors in our city last
week, than the following named guests
of MIR. and Mrs. w. E. Hill: Messrs.
Ceilings, Pelphrey and Prewitt: Mes
danes Ceilings, Pelphrey and Daniels;
Misses Jackson and Taylor from Pecos,
AlamoROrdo and Merkel,
AT HOTELS.
Lindell hotel: 81 Withirm, A ID
Goldenburg, Las Crucea; Newton Mel
Ter, ST. Louis: Will McCertt, Colorado
City; John Monahan and wife: S Slaton
Globe, A. F.; Edward, 81 Post,
San Elizario; Irving Wright G Col.
linsop. Mexico; Chas. Ascot and wife
New York City; ] d Hill, Duncan, A
TEL Collins and wife, Pecos; 81 G
Mansendirk, New York City; B F Mil
Ter and wife Needles, Californ ia
William Everett, Iuarez: Geo @ Hop
kins, Los Angeles: William ROsing,
City: John nj Duthie, chihuahua; A
Higgins, Tucson; E Meyers, Aguas: F
Stobart, Map!mi; L F Hammer, Wins
low, Ariz; Spencer K Smith, J S Cour-
tier. Council Bluffs; K Archey, Ell
Paso: Dick Bates, City;T II Fruett,
PecOs; Jas NJ Collier, Mt Sterling, KY;
Mrs. w G Kendall. Hillsboro, N M; F
Chase. San Francisco; Mr. O l. Am
brose, Mexico.
New Commercial: A M Patterson,
Hillsboro, Texas; John A Miller, De-
troit; Mrs A Austin, Santa Fe; Thos
Yonkop, Los Angeles; r Osburne,
SAINT ia Fe; l. Ashley, Ell Dorado, Ill:
II Fredricks. Winslow, Ariz: Hamilton
Raynor, Ne achuck Thibe1, China; o d
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-03-20

The best Mexican and Havana cigars
ere made by the El Paso Cigar MIG
Co.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-03-20
THE JARHLAS
The Spur Nearly Completed.-A
Town Site Will Be Laid Out
Eastern Capital And Ell Pdso
People Are EVinClng Interest In

People Are Evlncing Interest In
the Camp.
Doubling Thomases who believed that
the building of railroad into this
camp was only an Eddy bluff for boom
| ing purposes had better whipsaw, for
the spur is now completed to tn e Lucky
mine and as write the engine with
construction cars and force OF nifty
men is snorting, yelling, prying and
cussipg completing the spur to the
Mamie Baird mine.
Large tanks will be put in place at
| the end of Mamie Baird spur to hold a
weeks supply of water from where 1t
will be piped down to Office headquar-
tiers and sold to consumers at about
cost of transportation.
Some sore heads will grumb BILE at
this, but they are the ones that while
water is furnished free, waste more
than they consume, because it is fur
nishe ed by corporation. SO lar the
company have been most generous and
liberal with the camp and it is only
light and just that they should charge
to cover tonnage on water; SO say the
thouphtful ones OF the camp.
The construction of the spurs from
the main line means an investment OF
the railroad company OF about S3O,OO
Would it have been made unless the
con editions of the camp JUSTIFIED 1t:
Here is food for thought, for the care
full, cautious observer who contem-
plates investments in this camp. A
word to the wise is sufficient.
The population of this camp were all
too busy to send delegates to the CO..
vention for the new state, or to attend
the laying of your city hall corner
stone.
With our railroad completed and the
five mile wagon haul on lumber, water
and supplies cut OIL, our camp Will
from now on make more rapid changes
from tent life to permanent improve
ments in the way of frame buildings
and surrounding comforts.
Now is the time for some competent
persons to plan the starting
of a hack line from the
station to this camp. Carry
ing the mail express packages and
passengers would pay fair wages. Also
q small short order restaurant could
soon work up a living business.
A TOWNSHIP will soon be laid OIL at the
foot of Mamie Baird mine, surrounding
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-03-20
SIERRA MADRE
EXTENSION
Preliminary Survey To Be-
gin At Once.
TWO SURVEYING PARTIES
Will Be Organized In This City I'M
mediately And Start At Opposite
Ends Of the Proposed Route OF the
New Marrow Guage Railway.-A
Chance FOR Young Men.

J. Fe " son Smith, chief engineer OF
the Sierra Madre railway, arrived to-
day from Salt Lake City and will be-
gin as soon as surveying parties can be
oragized TO run the preliminary sur
vey.
Engineer Smith requested the HER
AID this morning to announce that be
would organize two parties OF survey
ors in this city and would be pleased to
receive applications for positions
from a number of first class young
men.
His room is at the Arlington hotel
and his Office across the river at the
Sierra Msdre building in Juarez. 1t
also might be added that Engineer
Smith is an excellent man to work for.
A party OF engineers will start stimuli
taneously from each end of the pro-
posed route of the new narrow gauge
extension and as soon as they have fin
ished their labors it is probable that
construction will Immediately begin.
The building of theproposed rail
way into the heart of the rich mineral
and valuable timber belt of the Sierra
Madre mountainss las exclusively an
nounced by the HERALD several
months ago) means much for this city
and Juarez.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-03-20
Tainted On the Street.

Considerable excitement was caused
TODAY at the corner of San Antonio
and Oregon streets by w. j. Ten Eyck
fainting there.
Constable Ten Eyck was standing on
that corner conversiOg with several
persons, when he suddenly reeled and
fell over. He was picked up and con-
veyed to his room. A physician was
summoned and soon brought him
round and be is now reported to be do
ing well. The sudden fainting spell
was caused by billiousness.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-03-20

Turkish, vapor ard electric baths
with scientific massage cures rheuma-
tism, grip, obesity and other diseases.
Lacies Mondays and Fridays, Gentle
men other days, 416 Mesa Ave.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-03-20

DAILY HERALD 15c. per week.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-03-20
FOR RENT

Tor SALE-To responsible party, cash or
T terms-The Horoscope takes and finishes
a picture in one minute; will demonstrate
profit of $40 to SIS per day can be made other
business prevents my working IL. A. y. 'lo-
dingS, care Herald.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-03-20
PERSONALS.

Captain Hughes returned this morn
ing from Ysleta.
Miss Catherine Gorbutt returned to
Ysleta yesterday.
Capt. Geo. Curry came in on this
morning Santa Fee.
II. r. King left vie the Santa Fe for
Mime apolis today.
T. A. McVicker went to New York
today over the T. & Z.
Malcolm McLachlan returned from
AlamOgordo yesterday.
G. E. Tufts went to San Diego this
morning on the Santa Fe.
Mise Nellie Mundy went up to
Cham berino this morning.
Paul Hammett left yeste rday for a
short stay in Albuquerque.
The "Black Patti" company came in
this afternoon from the west.
Herb Maple went to Alamogordo
this morning for short trip.
Mrs. A. Austin left yesterday over
the Santa Fe for Los Angeles.
John Buckner and family returned
from Guzmsn yesterday evening.
Mrs. A. E. Carne of Jimenez, Mex,
is visiting with MRS. f. A. Taylor.
R G. Lightbody returned from an
eastern business trip this morning.
w. S. McCutcheon and wife return
ed this mornings from Las Cruces.
J. p. Cheesman left over the Santa
Fe for San Francisco this morning.
j. H. Graham left today for the
Sacramento mountains on pleasure
trip.
w. Fl. Craft mining man who has
been in this city few days went to
San Francisco this afternoon on the
limited.
Mrs. Grunsfeldt and Mrs Spitz re-
turned home to Albuquerque this
morning.
A. Goodman of the Ell Paso Grocery
Co. went to Kansas City on business
yesterday.
G. A. Phelps and E. Crawmer left
over the Santa Fee for Chicago yester-
day morning.
The famous Chihuahua band gave q
concert in Juarez Saturday evening at
the custom house.
Don Smith went back to Alamogordo
this morning to take position with
the White Oaks road.
A. T. Robinson chief bridge en-
eineer of the Santa Fe is in town look
ing over the new bridge.
DR.. G. H. Lubbock and wife of San
Francisco passed through this city on
their way To st. Louis today.
E. w. Meddler, city clerk of Albu-
uuerque, went home this morning,
after q short visit in this city.
j. P. Goodlander, representing the
Meyers Drug Company of st Louis,
went to San Marcial this morning.
Miss Bessie Olshausen leaves for
Los Angeles in few days for
months visit with her uncle there.
Mrs. o. L. Am brose of City of Mex
leo who has been here few days went
to Denison. Texas today over the I. T.
Mr.. aud Mrs. A. Wallace returned
home to Alamogordo this morning at
ter spending the seventeenth in this
city.
Miss Montgomery of Abilene, Texas
who has been visiting the family of
Prof. Roach in this city returned home
this afternoon.
VIM. Schumacher of Wilksbarre, Pa,
and member Of the T. l.. Wells Coal
operators returned this morning from
the east to begin work.
VIM. l.. Weaver of Denver went TO
AlamogordO this morning to take
charge of the books of the material de
partment of the White Oaks.
T. G. Rolliu left this moruiug for
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-03-20
New Apartment House.

Hiram Hadley will build an apart
ment house on the corner of Franklin
and Oregon streets.
Contractors bids for the construction
of the house were opened Saturday,
and the contract awarded to Buchanan
& Powers.
Five bids were submitted, as follows:
Buchanan g. Powers. ... SIS, TAT 90
Rattenbury & Davis. ....,.. 5000 20
VIM. Rheinheimer. ...... 5,775 90
T. J, Holland $500 90
J. l.. Whitnore. $3.50 10
S. II. Buchanan is the architect.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-03-20

COR RENT.-House of four rooms. 5o9 r. f.
Wyoming ST.. with bath and water, S15.OO
Apply at sos E. Wyoming st.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-03-20
Bdptislng Yesterday.

There was bsptising in the Rio
Grande yesterday afternoon near the
Stanto street bridge, which attracted
considerable attention. A convert OF
the Mexican Baptist church was i'm
mersed.
The baptising took place at $3.50 o.
clock and was witnessed by a large
number of persons.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-03-20
District Court.

In the district court today Mrs. Mar
ella Rudolph filed petition for divorce
from w. A. Rudolph on the grounds OF
cruelty.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-03-20
Cheap Real Estate.

Lots in Franklin Heights addition
are selling fast and prices are advan-
cling. Call at company office. No
trouble to show property. Prices from
800 up. Terms easy, only per cent
interest on deffred payments. Call on
A. p. COLES, Manager.
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Eugene MCCARTHY. G. n McCAmHn. c. r. 6seaG
and y. 4. villa. Posgaaseen ssasyvhess are euf
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LEGAL NOTICEa
IN THE SUPERIOR rSo,,c-s

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT -.
state OF Washington. for Kine r B
N the matter OF the estate ~ 49,. II
Noranon. deceased. No. 3.lU
bate. Order 10 Show Caus~ -
The matter OF this estate Son.. .ss Il
heard this day upon the n~sss;s
aominisfratrtx 10 sell the M Ssa5 n
deceoen, 10 pay the debts. exn~.Sssz Ii
ministration and widows alI0v1rss
And II appearing 10 the court ~ ~.
not persona! estate or mcn6T
iowance TO the family. the deh&Ss
ing against the deceased and rs ~
or administration. and that II n
TO sell or mortgage the whole q
estate OF the decsdent TO provlia RI
payment OF such debts: =.
It is therefore ordered BIZ tn 80 !.
ali persons interested In said eGfs1H ~
at the equity courtroom Of ~
court, at the courthouse In thA -.
Seattle. King county, state Of WnrhSsSES
on the IN day OF July. lisa q r.
they have. why an order shonH -
granted to the administrators n ~
mortgage the real estate Of docsaSs7 r
scrioed In the petition. TO pay ~
ance, charges and debts. vi
wM. HICKMAN No MooRS
(Endorsed|- q
Filed June 8. 1854
GEO. NJ. HOLLOWAY. Clerk.
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT o.
State Of Washington for the CcnS
State OF Washington, County of.x,, u
In the matter OF the estate of 66I4
Nordhoff. deceased. No. 3.1SN
I. Geo. n. Holloway. county 60 %
state OF washington for The 49, r.
King, do hereby certify that / AH1e ~
pared the foregoing copy with t. -
order TO show cause on sale Of reof
In the above entitled matter. a. ~
appears on file and OF record II N
transcript Of said original and Of a. r
thereof.
Witness my hand and the seal M
said superior court, at my Office n
this Sth day q June, 1850.
BY ". c. RurTER. Deputy cisrk
IN THE DISTRICT COURT o. r.
United States for the District e
ington. Northern Division.
In the matter OF Ehen p. Newell -
rupt-No. 1506--In bankruptcy.
To the creditors Of said bankrup1: ~
tice Is hereby given that on the ~ RI
Of June, 1899. the said Eben r. New
duly adjudicated bankrupt; and Tt RI
first meeting OF his creditors viii o n
at the once Of the undersigned rpfoE
bankruptcy In Seattle. In said dl1e4l q
the 18Th day of June. 1889, at 10 o'cloGS 8
the forenoon. at which time II 6l
creditors may attend. prove their e
appoint a trustee. examine the 49,
and transact such other business q
properly come before said meetiAR
Dated June II. 1889.
JOHN p. HoYE
Referee In BanluV
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS Sealed bids
viii be received UP TO o'clock June n
1893, at the office OF the secretary Of
board of regents Of the waahlnx,on
Agricultural College and School OF
Science, Pullman. Wash, for the plumb
ing ana heating OF Science and Ferry
han. Separate bids 10 be submitted for
the plumbing OF each and both build
ings and on heating OF each and both
buiidings. and also on the entire work
Bids to be accompanied By a certified
check OF siso. payable 10 the secretary
OF BOARD OF regents, as a guarantee OF
COED faith that contract viii be entered
into. The board reserves the right 10
reject any or all bids. On and after
June IL plans and specifications may be
examined in the office OF tn. secretary
az Pullman, Wash. at the office OF q
w. Billiard. architect. Tacoma. at the
onice OF ". IL Shields. Peyton building
spokane, ard az the Office Of secretary
Of Chamber % Commerce, Seattle e.
A. Bryan. sec'y board Of regents, Pull
man. Wash.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

BUSINESS CHANCES.
ST INSCRIPTIONS now received TO cApi:zi
stock o! Mexican Rubber and Coffee
Plantation CO, acquiring FIVE producing
Plantations. VIII be trading stock on
change, dividend next February. Is per
cent. within Two years 80 per cent. an
Eualiy- shares sic unassessahle Pros
pec:as. etc. obtairabIe from Mexican
Improvement Co. - California street.
san Francisco.
.
OL II SNSPS-For sale or rent. T1o.u.ny
house - rooms. u furnished gent Sc:
Broom 4o5xtng hctls@, well furnished in
clssGaag hutl1lrg. ground rent SO. fsss.
cigar stand. business center 81 45-
room hotel best location IN city. good
furniture s. SO. other bargains In res
tsGsarts. saloons groceries. Bridges *
CO. - New York block
--~-
EN- propositions In min
frg for capitalists a1d people with email
means who can do work. Address -,
care Poyt-lQteii.gsaSsr.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.


NOTICE TO BRIDGE BUILDERS
Notice is hereby given. That sealed bids
will be received by the hoard Of county
commissioners OF King county. Washing
ton until O'Clock p. M, June z3d 1899,
for the furnishing OF all material and the
construction OF a drawbridge with clear
openings OF - feet. together with all
necessary approaches. piers and pier pro-
lection. as shown on plans now on nle In
the office OF the board OF county commits
sioners. or bidders may submit their own
plans.
Bids must be addressed 20 the board OF
county commissioners, Endorsed bid for
the Construction of a Bridge across White
River. near Orillia. Waah.' and must
name lump sum for the work complete.
Each bid must be accompanied by cash
or a certified check on n Seattle bank In
the sum OF sioooo made payable to the
chairman Of the board. TO be forfeited to
King county by the successful bidder in
case he falls TO enter into contract with
bonds TO be approved by the board within
Ave t5l days OF the date Of the award
Payment will be made In warrants on
the Road and Bridge fund or in cash an
the board may elect
The board reserves the right TO reject
any and all bids.
Dated this 18th day OF May, 1899
4. II. EyENSON,
Clerk OF the Board County Commission.
ers. King County. Wash.
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NOTICE TO the public. that tho frm
known As Ogden q Dabney. "a Pike
street, has this. sth day OF June. lSoo.
dissolved partnership. Signed. w. HI.
Ogden: T. l.. Dabney.
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WANT ADS.

Advertisement uD1ee any
heaAlng IN classified eo1unns,
10 . WosA saeh 1nsesttonp nfn.
aAveRtise0ents sunnln9 enc
meath vstshout change ~ eepy,
e1.eO pes ltse <sevea words
oOant 70 11ne). On three
menthS' order, oi.8S Per line
per nonlhs On slx nonths' or
der. 9l.20 per Haze per months 1
- yearly order. q per lans
per n0nth.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NoTICES
SFhXAL excursion rates 20 the battle
snip I9wa On the siFgAn. sEea uer sksgtt
chief for large parties. lodges asspcia-
tiGus and other bottles. car lie ia! by
applying bee "a gf The boat az the
Flyer wharf Special rates VIII ~ male
parties tor evening excursions the sx-
cjaSTe u*s .. tAe e~oSt can De bad so- any
frfp.
So SCtaL INFORMATION FURNISHED
manufacturers. business houses and pub
iae men by the Press Clipping Bureau
tAllsRsl. rcSn - Mckay building Port
land Or, Elrrsr A. Friend. agent. ssE
Bailey aaii3ing. 'pAoae. Black IN.
COMPASSIONATE are Row prepare: TO
Dc ccsrrssss!on Scr IRE trade taay sress-
nysa. ~ Ncnpare;l Msrsea. ursvts- ana
l-sssls Primer. Satisfaction gua.ar,s<t.
Cal or address fsst-ints.iise acex, Scat
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me se..evins letters awa,, advertiser
- THE o60co:
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SPECIAL NOT1CEs-Cent1noeA
SUMNER SCHOOL-Mr Kelth's geoM-
etry ard algebra classes are nov IN
progress at Central school BUILDING:
those who contemplate entering them
would better do 30 At once.
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L. 8. GOVERNMENT goods: nothing bet.
ter fer Alaska. timber country ana hara
seat. s2..s. dyed black. 8: Gen. Niles
storm and cold weather hood coats. A.50;
army black wool hats. 40c: navy under
Shirts 81; government tents. exS. y:
Springfield carbines. IS: overshirt@ y,
strictly al wool. Kirk. Iii First av-
enue, Seattle.
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MONSTER AUCTION SALE.-Ey order
Of owners ] VIII sell a; pubic aue
avenue, the contents o, a nine-rootn
house. This furniture has oaiy been used
$40 months and Is good as new. consist
inE Of nne body and ingram Brussels
carpets. !inoleum. rags, hall racks. fne
parior furniture. fine bedroom suits
enAEDsied beds, spring mattresses. sheets.
pillows and he3cl0thes chairs. rockers
sttsaosrd teoss $50, sniEg table. parior
CHAIRS. lace curtains. portleres. baby
tNgky, IRE range. c1oklsg utensils
ladies Hne wheel. etc. {, everything that
belongs 20 hrst-csASs hoaxe. ladies 10
not miss thts sale everything without
limit or reserve goes. Monday. June 10
ISIS al los q IA DO not forget the
number. Take Yssier car iss7 Yessar
way. JOE MARTIN Aecssoneer
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ron sALE-rARMs AND LANDS.

FOR SALE
BY ORDER OF CLIENTS
Erin3sione quarry 20 acres: opened equip
ped. on railroad: King county, Washing
ton.
Western Mill Company property. on Lake
Union. Seattle.
- acres; water front: including sawmsll
wharf. other buildings: Port Townsend
Forty acres. resistance property. Seattle:
on Madison stree; car line: close In
Ranch isa acres or San Juan island: two
miles from county scat. 10 acres cleared;
balance easily cleared
Ranch three-soarths mile couu.y seat San
Juan island: 30 acres: under fence.
house. barn: well stocked and equipped:
fine bearing orchard
For full particulars write 20 or call On
NORRIS II. SACHS and
JULIUS r. HALE
Attorneys at Law
81 and sls Bailey Building. Seattle.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-15

FOR SAI.E-L'neaps or exchange Tor CITY
property. improved preferred. Any par.
Of lGss acres. houses. barn ozfhou~es
orchard. two trout asa ponds stoke ed
with mountain trout, quarter mile salt
water front. fertile agricultural land.
near Seattle; good view ~ city: has VAL
EAose improvements Address n q. care
rcs;-9oielligeocer.