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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-17
MORE DISCLOSURES HINTED AT.
OFFICIALS INTIMATE FURTHER DEVELOPMENTS
REGARDING ALLEGED DRUG SMUGGLING
ONE MORE ARREST.


7. WAS intimated by high customs official yes
+erday that developments of an even more startling
nature will soon be disclosed as result OF Mon
days seizure of smuggled drugs. Details are with
held, but from rumors that hoated around the Gus
tom House 1t is believed that certain large whole
sale drug houses in this and nearby cities nave
connived In the smuggling Of drugs. Several special
Treasury agents acting It is said. under instruc-
tions from Washington, now endeavoring TO
trace the connection between these houses and the
alleged smugglers.
Another ex-prisoner was yesterday added TO the
number captured on Monday. He is James Papa,
an aged Italian In whose fruit store, at No. 1899
Broadway Wooten arrested he said that ne
knew nothing about the contents of the packages
found In his store which were addressed TO Wooten
care OF the Grand Union Hotel. and that Wooten
was accustomed 10 leave packages in his posses
sion over night, paying him 10 cents or quarter
OF dollar for the privilege. He was arraigned
before United States Commissioner Shields and
held in 81 900 bail for examination on charge OF
having in his possession smuggled goods
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-17
financial.

4 DVERTISER wishes to borrow, Tor u'e -
extending business. 5000 for one year WIN o,-
,ese OF repayment earlier II desired on seeure CON-
lateral which investigation will prove are "o sor
seryatvely more than 100000 The money Is " ose.
ieaitImate purpose the loan will be perteS rate Of
ana the advertiser AFFORD To pay nus,ss reply
Interest II In especially requested that only IAN ard
VINO have the cash In hand available for ueh
who would care make such loan. proNlasu - security
evidence OF the safety OF the loan ard vaue 1os Nes
ofrsred IL furnished Address Post once o'~
York City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-17
This Beautiful
Residence Section

is situated only two blocks south Of Prospect
Park in the heart of Flatbush, and is reached
bv the Brighton Beach Lire of the Brooklyn
Rapid Transit Co.'S r. r., which has been en-
tirelv rebuilt and is now the best equipped
railroad in Greater New York. This road VIII
commence operations May 80 on it's new short
time schedule giving the most efficient service
to Prospect Park South Of any residence sec
tion The time to Park Row from Beverly
Road Station will be fifteen minutes; by Flat
bush avenue trolley to Abemare road TWEEN
ty-fve minutes. Two other trolley lines pass
the property.
Previous to the opening of the newly built
Brighton Beach Road on May 80. the Brooklyn
Rapid Transit Co has placed at the disposal
Of the owner of PROSPECT PARK SOUTH
private car AS many trips will be arranged
during the next ten days as are necessary 10
accommodate those who desire to visit the
property The special car will leave City Hall
at three O'clock
Persons DESTROYS Of taking one or another of
these trips will receive n formal invitation by
sending their name and address to the owner,
Indicating which day Of the week will be the
most convenient for them to go. Names should
be sent In at once. as the invitations for each
day will be limited to the seating capacity OF
the parlor car. which is twenty.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-17
THINKS THE SATCHEL WAS STOLEN.

Detectives still hunting for the satchel con-
tanning articles Of jewelry and valuable documents
which was lost Sunday night by Gerald Martin
Fennell. OF the Valverde Copper Company, No. 90
Broadway Mr.. Fennell said yesterday that the
satchel and everything in 1t belonged to him. and
that he had offered reward Of $3.50 for It's return.
He lost track OF II just after boarding Madison
ave car. and circumstances seem TO indicate that
IL was stolen. Mr. Fennell, however. is willing 10
pay the reward and ask questions.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-17
CERTIFICATE
OF CHARACTER.

The character OF the people and the
class OF improvements on a street deter
mine the value OF its frontage. We
want to live and rear our children where
not only the sanitary conditions are per-
feet, but where the social and moral IN
huenceS are elevating.
The owner OF PROSPECT PARK
SOUTH is so jealous OF its reputation
that character with him constitutes the
most important factor in the selection OF
purchasers.
The capital required to purchase one
of the plots is somewhat as follows:-
Good character 20
Good taste 70 %
CASH III %
A handsome illustrated Booklet CIV
inc views and details will be sent on re-
quest.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-17
DEAN ALVORD,
Owner,

5 ssao5 REID G So 7 Kurt "a
g, 1 anSs He@s corner i4sth-s for ive,
:Ss egs ss ana and :,GIf Ns JoRS Banns No
los East li4th-st. owner; Neville Bagge' 20 mn
is sIS0.iF'' as It v Of caydxeaye for
thrse1stoy brick eSeTe Giaryn architect 5000
1ssth-zt. s S. $50 IT of Park-aye, Tor a tive
George s5y s'f FeSe TS No a5s Prospec-ave owner m
s,; 10nh "a eetos io7 II Of iGsh-st for
story frame dwelling house 2oxtSe; John ,, Lee
No $40 East ll7th-st owner; { Dohersoh . .oo
les tS" st. 30. ISL and 5s tor three sS7
TSoma. white No SO KISssSridse Road 1900
owner wf Ps!. wln s 1F's of '
SS Ss for xS fo %as ana JACOB Ss SG q 81
owner, John Hauser archi1ec TO- a.; two
stoTy frame dwelling. isxSO; John Hughes.
No 465 Vyse-ave. owner; Bernhard toehns' oboo
Lincoln nSSG59 St. i25 Il Morri. Park ave for
Glade. No eos Fast i43i-st. owner; W c Dick soo
,. sts9s No ga East for thress0Ty brick
tenement houses and stable 22x2 mrs Dodge
ssdst East Tor tgur st z OT Fss, dT Eea
ave- owner GeCrg %rchfc' ior nine four ''"
it t5nr a. hal and I'VE story brick dweIiDss
S9s sna Nsv B SsS"t' sre lie IS 10000
l4h-st No 1853 East, FOR one story brick shop:
SsS25; RdSeock, .rc SG rti ..".. 500
l,ou,-ai park West Nos % and 9S. for an eight
story brick nathouse. 5oxgo: Al'nzo H'S and
No lo2 West sis'-st' owner aie"'e.' l75 900
builder sixt
C.dar-st Q corner Broadway. Tor a sNteen
C enar tbrnk and stone office building, 30 9xiD5;
American Exchange National BANK, no rchI
BROADWAY owner: Clinton & Russell aro"'- .oo ooo
,ects. Mark Eldlitz e. Son. builders. ''
Beach-ave 1875 It Of Dawson-st' a9t u
foir-story brick and terra Gotta natnousss,
o5x-. Joseph Mayo and Vito MarcantoHo. 10
400 East lilth-st owners Adam "ee 5000
architect
,,h-aye No 2i4. eleven-story DTlck. sto.e
and iron mercantile building 314x1OO Andre"
connick No go Stnave sr c%ner, 10000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-17
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Kennedy Mary T. to Alex Irving and another Other
$4,000
n6s trustee isaye corner 3.t-s, years 5000
Rodonbach, William J. TO Alexander d Irving an and
ar S1o iS7fb guSsey 5000
schussler. Marie D. to Frederick sauer and
others Amserdam-ave. n W corner Slst-st. - oo
RT ySSr' lame: F. to Dollar savings Bank. Eagle
ave W $ $40 It Westchester ave. year 1000
wes:mann L2 wis. S Ss eofn.n io sa
extends Boulevard yesrs ;.. ;, 10000
AIPe AZ and 4Si sth ave years mortgage 2oOO
FEEDER. Gaelic 70 Carrie Kaufman Isth-s' s. "a oo
h1n asS B Msr a Corner ssdst years 10000
NC carnsr MaSison-sye Year 1900
AG pany No ia7 to East f "ss G
Greenbsum, William to the LAwyeTs 50 on95t'sage
Madson AVE AVE- c5ym gSps 10 Mary l. King PARK
ave " corner i3ist-st years. ............ $4,000
Berkeley Thomas to pns W Maa sonk o.
Gree yssr william. to Lawyers Mortgage In
surance Company. lOoth-st. 1i1-9 # Of
wsIssmSnn Louis TO- Andrew Robinson. 'oV
Vest End-ave e corner iosih~s year." 21ooo
Banch Francesca. to Henry c Taylor, No 3s . ~,
Conn, Edmund. TO p Henry Dusro and another, o.o.
Ihlenburs Minnie ana August L. to the Franklin
S =" rs W Rsnf %s 40 to '4e and
Kitchen william r. to Sarah sturs sst SSH
mortgages 10000
Moore. sophia Thomas shortln, No - For
Megaree John A, to New-York IAfe Insurance Co.
124th-si. n 50 n OF 5h- III. 900
Martin Robert II. the Emigrant Industrial
Savings Bank. No SOB ath-ave. year........ 1905
Petit. IL Grand X. Daniel u lawson. Man
hattan-ave. corner ll1th 81. year..... 80. 200
Strauss Joseph. 70 Ralph o Ives. both -
100 W OF Amsterdam ave. demand. ........ 10 oOO
Schmuck Herman and Mlchael Montag. 10 Louise
years 1900
Chesebrough. Robert A and william H. Paul
Fuller and another. southern Boulevard.
1913 10 II Of 140th-s 20 900
Dur Mary and Philip G.. 10 the Mutual Life
Insurance Company No 772 9th ave. years. % COZ
Lehman. Sanders, 10 Amanda Williams. No 3i7
East 5Isi-st. years. 10000
etc Broadway. corner 7sth-.t j year..,.. % 25C
McDermott Charles and Thomas by guardian. to
Title Guarantee and Trust Company. No 2.i2o
Sd ave ................. Is ooc
Same 10 same No 3S sd-ave. years. 1880
Petty. Souard e. Walker Realty Company
American Mortgage Company. Franklin-ave
corner iG7th-s 1856
Same TO Charles unangs same property. demand $50
Reilly. John j. 10 Amos + Emo executors. etc,
7th-ave. s. 81 IT Of 18th st. years.. niot
q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-17
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

L1 * go6n aye Jacobs OBJ oVV $4,000
5ad- St No $40 West. 25xiOo5 John II Rogan
refereeto stephen Duncan 49, lo'V
20 Tohn land Kate Manning ..."........ 1870
29th-st No 1851 161 West 65x Irregular: John $500.
Rogan referee. st Luke's Hospital HDp
90 st. ,,ns peilsrt 70 Mary schinzei 1880
Broadway, $ corner G0th-st s7.3xl2Ix Irregular
Mary X Lawrence and another. executors. ETC. 49, ~.
Charles Appleby loio"
992: Jane Cusack and another to Adophus o. .oo
l1th-ave. S, 81 # n OF 52d-st, G5.l1xslx!s41
nIe 1hienb1 mp"a'u 2a75O
losth-st = 1884 It " Of Ams;erdam-ave, S3ix
lo011: William McKim. referee to John p ,oo
Broadway n corner eSd-st ii6 7xi18 7xlOo.5x
5s.5 Amos F Emo ct al executors to Charles ,oe 40
@ Koss io'o'
o Bacon TO Emerson Mcmillan ......... 1850
zinno 81 al TO stanisiao Caietti ...... 1900
l67th-st. corner Franklin-ave l2oXa2 I; United
States Trust Company New-York as executor 1900
10 PETTY Soulard q Walker Realty Company. 1890
Bowery No 800, $ q Sx43x Irregular Peter
L>orillard and another trustees. TO John NJ ~ ooo
CoImms1.ave' a. No ISL. and No Is West esth ST.
Joseph Maroon ct al. individually and executrix - 49,
TO John Hasslocher. 4s"o
7th-ave W 25.5 IT Of 65l st, 25xlp Amos + -. ooo
Emo ct al. executors. TO John Reilly. 2b2Oo
listh-st n 225 II e Of sth-ave. 25xlOO.l1: Peter
Olney. referee. to Bell b Gurnee and another - -.o
RroaSwsT e corner 7sth-st. 81 7x87 sx5i ix45.2
Names 1.......,... ...................... 1880
51st@st n s. 1913 It e Of 2d-ave. ls.ex1oo5; g $3.50
Thornton Warren to Sanders Lehman 40 .. l4'"o
Broadway, AS II OF 57th-st 24x93x23sx
lO2: Amos F Emo ct al, executors to Henry -
Thacher ''o'o'o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-17
NEW BUILDINGS

Southern Boulevard. =. 100 II " Of Cypress
ave 19s77. for One-story brick factory; Jacob
Doll No 300 East iisth-st, owner: l. + Hel-
necke architect ..........................
F1ilton-aye. W q. 1898 II n Of i6Ith-st, for two
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-17
Rcccipcr's Sale.
O>>~~~-o~~~~~~~O~Oc~~|~ ~N0c>~o~ND"|N|~0'''N>>> !,
NOTICE; RECEIVERS SALE.-Nouce

NOTICE: KECElNEKN NALE''- r,
~ hereby given that he undersigned by Srae a,h DAY
Marion superior Court will "Wednesday. tire - me
y, ioIy issa at the hour n o'clock D. NJ. a.
south door Of Marion County Court hou s,dsr TIE
anoIs Ind sell at public sale. 20 the hehes >t.Ns
newspaper property known as the lNDiANAPols.
as m entirety It's dwill and assets OF even Ia
,ion Terms OF sale At least one-thrd cash
four equal payments. at three. six. nine ana ~
months bearing six per cent interest with apg,sso OF
unity A certified check Indianapolis, ChloS1S me
NswYor, bank Tor $4,000 shall be deposited nb,ec,
as evidence Of good faith by each bidder ss,rraaon
20 conformation By the court. For further
snriy 10 Hilton T. Brown receiver ~ West "a'"'"
ST.. Indianapolis. Ind
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-17
MR.. DEAN ALVORD,
Dear Sir:

Dear SIR
| wish to accompany my final estimate
on the Improvement of Marlborough
Road, Prospect Park South, with the
statement that during eighteen years ex-
perience as city surveyor have never
been connected with a piece OF private
engineering work OF so high grade. The
LAYING of sewer, gas and water mains, to-
gether with house connections to all
plots, previous to the asphalt pavement,
is the ideal method, and must certainly
contribute to the sanitary welfare OF the
future residents of the street.
know of no other street in Brooklyn
which has been SO completely improved
before permitting the erection OF houses.
WALTER NJ. MESEROLE.
It is the only residence section in Brooklyn
where house connections for sewer, gas and
water were made to each plot before asphalt
pavements laid.
II has the only residence streets in the 18th
Ward paved with asphalt by the original owner
before a lot was offered for sale.
It is the only section employing regularly the
services of an expert landscape gardener and
sanitary engineer. No other section possesses
anything like the high class improvements and
ornamental landscape effects.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-17

1879 Montague Street, BROOKLYN, TEL 535 Main.
AIbemarle Road and E. 18th St, Tel. 24o tlatbush
Brooklyn,
ST. Paul Bde, 22o Broadway. Tel. 5oe5 Cortandt
SOB Fifth Avenue Cor 42d ST., Tel. 753 38th st
New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-17

Mr. Walter NJ Meserole. president OF The
Rrooklyn Engineers Club, who has charge Of
the engineering work OF Prospect Park South,
has this to say Of the improvements:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-17
FURNISHED Apartments Go Get.
miscellaneous.

DEARIS Turquoise Amethyst and all precious stones
perfectly initiated, necklaces rings. brooches etc .
most reasonable prices. JAMMEs. West 37thst. near
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-17
Suburban Real estate


A oENcY -Mon.eiair real estate all kinds. sale and
"A rent CLARENCE Is. TUBBS. beekman-st. n. Y.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-11-21
VAN HORN. TEX.
Rain Fills the Reservoirs Literary
Society Organized Rumor
that the Hazel Mine Will Change
Owners


Special Correspondence of the HERALD.
VAN HORN, Tex, Nov. ia slow
rain fell here last night and today,
wetting the ground to depth of two
inches and settling the dust, which
will be great relief to every one, as it
was getting very bad. It rained harder
east of here, filing the Texas & Pa
cihc's large reservoirs at Baracho, San
Martin and Toryah, assuring plenty
of water in those places for several
months.
Farmwalt & Allen sold their ranch
and cattle to Cox & Yarbro for
S2S, 900.
T. J. Grubb left here yesterday with
about 800 head of cattle to drive to San
Marcial, N. M.
The young people of this place have
organized literary society and will
meet every Saturday night at the
school house.
Lawyer Gillett, of Pecos, Tex, who
has been out at Cox, Gage s. Co.'S
ranch for some time, returned home to-
day.
Martin Hart, a mining expert. has
been here for several days examining
properties in this vicinity. 1t is ru-
mored that he is agent for company
that will buy the Hazel mines, near
here, from which some very fine ore
has been taken in past, but which has
not been worked for several years on
account of some litigation among the
owners. If this mine should be opened
up again it would give employment to
about two hundred men and make
things lively around here once
more.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-11-21
Special Correspondence

five by thirty miles, or in other words
being described by circumference of
Ito miles. aud requiring about two
days in the saddle for encompassing
the range by an active rider.
inls same company also owns two
other ranches near Albany, Tex,
where its herds are grazing, and it
1s claimed by those who have reason to
know that on all four of their ranges
they run about 40, 900 head of cattle.
COURT DOINGS.
The commissioners court of Reeves
county adjourned its session at Pecos
on Thursday. The principal item of
business that came before the body
during it's session was the paying of
expenses incident upon the several
cases of smallpox recently infesting
certain portions of the county. The
plague has been stayed and oaliterated
from the places where it was discover
cd
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-11-21
FAIRVlEW, ARIZ.
Deputy Sheriffs Fired On BY In
didns-One Deputy Killed And
TWO Mounded-Three Indians
Killed BY the Return Fire
Trouble Feared

FAIRvIEw, Ariz. Nov. 17-Last
Saturday five deputy sheriffs from
Flagstaff started for the camp of some
Navajos who had been Strengthening
fswn OIL the range north of Winona.
They came upon the Indians about
fifteen miles out, made known their
errand and started to serve warrants
on them. Not expecting serious
trouble the deputies left their winches-
tiers on their horses.
The Indians, seeing their advantage,
opened fire with their wholesalers,
killing Deputy Montgomery and badly
wounGing Deputies Hogan and ROden.
The depu ties replied with their revolv-
ers and succeeded in killing three of
the Indians and wounding two others,
but being Outnumbered and at q dis
advantage were obliged to retreat leav-
ing their dead comrsde on the field.
Among the Indians killed was q des-
perate renegade chief and it is feared
the trou BILE may spread. A posse b as
gone to the scene to bring in the body
of Deputy Montgomery, and Sheriff
johnson is out warning the men and
boys at different ranches.
One white man is reported killed
near Winslow since the trouble, and
the COW boys and Indians are travel
Ing in bands instead of single.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-11-21
LAGUNA. N. M.
Going To Weddlng-Death OF An
Old Settler-Railrodd And Gen.
oral NntoS.
erdl Notes.


Special Correspondence Of the HERALD.
LAGUNA, N. NJ, Nov. 17.-Simon
Bibo, accompanied by his daughter,
Mrs. Guss Weiss, left yester-
day for San Francisco, California, to
be present at the marriage of Mr..
Bibo's daughter, who Is now at the
family home in San Francisco. She is
to wed Mr.. Neustadt. of Silver City,
N. M, who is a prominent business
man and quite wealthy.
Col. w. G. Marmon, one of the first
settlers of New Mexico, died on the
11th at Rsmah, where he was survey
ing. He was with his men when
stricken. They assisted him to reach
his boarding house, where he soon ex-
pired. Neuralgia of the heart is said
to have been the cause of his death.
Col. Marmon came TO New Mexico over
twenty years ago from Ohio. He first
taught school among the Indians and
sfterward took up surveying for the
government, which profession he fol-
lowed until the time of his death. He
was man of high education and ability
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-11-21

just received carload of Pillsbury's
Flour and Vitos at the Ell Paso Groce-
ry Co.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-11-21
MALAGA. N. N.
Good Corn And Day CrOps-NeW
Furniture For 1.-THE School
House-StoCk Shipping Live

Social Correspondence of the HERALD.
MALAGA N. NJ, Nov. 16.-The corn
crop this vicinity is nearly harvest
ed and is of an exceptionally good
quality. On account of low acreage
there will not be more than enough for
the local demand.
The hGying season has been salts
factory to the farmers and prices
good.
. The school district at this place has
been investing in new furniture, in the
shape of a fine desk, chair, set of maps
and geometrical globe.
The new offices of the P. v. & N. E.
Ry. Co., located at Roswell. N. M, are
nearing completion.
Stock shipping still continues to be
a rushing business. The com panies are
unable to furnish cars equal to the de-
mand
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-11-21
HENRIETTA
Bishop Esher breaches An Impress
siVe Sermon-LoCdl Improve
mentS-PerSonal Notes.

Special Correspondence of the HERALD.
HENRIETTA, Tex, Nov. 16.-Bishop
]. J. Esher. of Chicago, who oficiated
at the Evangelical association in Gal
weston recently, stopped off at Henriet-
ia on his return and delivered an i'm
pressive sermon to q packed house in
the Evangelical church of Henrietta.
Rev. F. Dissinger, formerly pastor
of the evangelical church in Dallas, has
ia for the ensuing year.
The citizens of Henrietta are having
various of the principal streets gravel
ed and graded, also fine side walks
built.
II. b. Halsell, who Is interested in
the cotton seed oil mill at Decatur, was
doing business in Henrietta yesterday.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-11-21

and q prominent member of the Ma
sonic fraternity. He leaves wife and
four children to mourn his loss, and
one brother. Robert G. Marmon.
Ben BibO Is in San Francisco.
Major Pratt is surveying at Ysleta.
I. L .Hibbard snd q number of other
officials of the S. F. P. railway, passed
through here yesterday with special
train for Los Angeles.
W. e. Flannery is now working
nights here.
The A. T. and S. F. railway has put
on the flyer again.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-11-21
PLATEAU, TEX.
A Beautiful Rainbow Seen at Mid
night-Smal1 Game Scarce
Hunting Bear in the Mountains.

night-SmalI Game Scarce
Hunting Bear in the Mountains.
PLATEAU, Tex, Nov. I9.-This vici-
nifty was visited by very heavy rain
and hail storm last night, accompanied
by much wind, clouds, thunder and
sharp lightning. The storm came up
first from the northeast and continued
from this direction until abou: mid
night, when the clouds broke away and
it commenced coming with increased
fury from the southwest About this
time the moon appeared upon the scene
and for an hour there was visible
most beautiful and perfect rainbo
Hail was piled up along in the bitches
to depth of from four to six inches.
The rain is great blessing to the
stockmen in these parts. It has made
considerable surface water and will no
doubt greatly benefit the grass. y
Joe Mclean Is putting down q well
on @. w. Evans ranch, about six miles
south of the station, and feels assured.
from present indications. that he will
get water. The well is now $50 feet
down.
Large game in this section is not in
as good condition as it generally is at
this season of the year, perhaps on &C.
count OF the dry summer. Several
black-tails have been killed that were
too poor to be eaten. Small game is
very scarce. What has become of the
quail seems to be q question that
puzzles many. During last winters
severe billiards, it is said they were
frozen. 1t is certain that where
a year ago one could see dozen coveys
now none are to be seen.
G. w. Evans and party are in the
Davis mountains, bear hunting. No
doubt they will bring In a goodly num-
Der. Mr.. Evans 'knows his business"
when it comes to taking ''em in" and
IS to experience he hiss had plenty.
1t is known fact that the tallys on
his gun stock would indicate that he
has bsRged upwards of hundred of
the "black beauties" and has dangling
from his belt the scalps of more than a
hundred panthers taken in the last few
WARS
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-11-21

some $780, The work was eviden tly
done by some one we'll acquainted with
the premises. This Is said to be the
first robbery of any magnitude that
has taken place in the town in several
years. Thus far there'appears to be o
tangible clue to the thief.
POISONING VALUABLE DOGS.
For some days past some misoreants
in the town have been poisoning valu-
able dogs. This part of the valley be-
ing fine game country there are a
number of we'll bred field Spaniels
here belonging to various parties, and
the fellow selected as victims the finest
animals he could find.
THE BEET-SUGAR FACTORY.
The Pecos Valley Beet Sugar fac
tory, at Carlsbad. will start it's ma
chinery going on Monday, the goth
inst. This will be the fourth year of
operation for the mill, and the coming
crop is estimated at 5000 tons. The
best product of beets here Is said to
run from II to 20 per cent in sugar.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-11-21

The finest line of enameled iron bed
in Ell Paso at Welch's, corner Texas
and Mesa Ave.