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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-18
w. II. ps,,.y,s Promotion.

Mr.. w f. DALEY. Jr.. who FOR some time
past has occupied the position Of con-
tracing freight agent of the Texas Trans
portetion and Terminal company at this
point, Is shortly TO leave Houston, he hay-
ing been made assistant manager of the
concern named. with headquarters at Cal
weston. Mr. Daley has been quite promi-
nent in business and social circles here and
his departure from The city viii be goner-
ally regretted.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-18
neal Estate Mems Associations.

Z. iexas, April 1T. j. Skaggs
'0ek Island, secretary Of the Texas
ia. estate Mems association, arrived
s.' iSst night and will assist the local
GA IN promoting the interest of
|l,p5,rassp elation in securing a large at
|fiiy ~ I a. tne State convention in this
Tia otss suue 10 and Ia. 1t is believed by
sccd ~, = OF the association that much
|lsyts NJ. ieNas VIII accrue from the eff
|nsn AZ \, oelng made by the real estate
ID sse,,,a state, and they will endeavor
|tls mar ine attendance OF every real es-
ihn 'ne state at the June conven'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-18

General Passenger Agent D, J. rrice OF
the International and Great Northern has
authorized the following rates for the
be held at Charleston on May 10 to III:
overton ssi.so Tyler saa.7o, Troupe sss.io,
Jacksonville SEATS. Palestine ses.s5, Crock
EFT s247o. Trinity sa5. Huntsville ss5.2s,
Houston S25, Galveston 5000. Hearne SIS,
Milano S26. Rockdale s25, Taylor SIS.
Round Rock S2bb0, Georgetown S25.So.
Mcneil S2s.65, Austin $3.50, San Marcos
s2s.T5. New Braunrels $3.50. San Antonio
s2S.25 Laredo s32.s5.
From other points the ratio VIII be made
by adding one fare TO the nearest quoted
point in the direction travelled. not 10 ex-
coed the rate from tho nearest quoted
point beyond In the opposite direction.
Tickets Will be sold on May Z and y limit
ed to May "a for return,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-18
ArrERNooN SESSION.

The afternoon session OF the club was
called TO order by President Grant at :
D. m, meeting of the executive commit
tee having been previously held.
Mr.. Sidney wheelhouss moved that a
vote of thanks be rendered TO Mrs James
Lawlor for the bouquets presented by her
to the members Of the club during the
forenoon. The motion prevailed uusni-
mously.
Amidst considerable merriment MI, 70
s. Marshall was selected as official reader
OF the club
The president announced that nomina-
lions for the presidency we're In order
Several members nominated Mr. Grant
the nominations were closed and ne was
reelected unaninapsly
Secretary Osborne nominated Mr.. n. ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-18
BnyIor uniycrrity commencement.

Waco, Texas, April II Baylor uniyer-
slty announces the following programme
for commencement week from June I
Friday plight Debate between Philoma-
thesian and Ensophiall societies.
Saturday nights Graduating recital Of
mnsic class,
mon by Prof Walter Rouschenbusch 1T
Rochester, N. Y.
Monday -Elocution entertainments
Tuesday morning Society day.
Tuesday night-yMusio concert.
Wednesday morning Graduation,
Wednesday afternoon and night Meet
ing of tha Alumni association.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-18
COMMISSION MATTERS.
lAvesttgstion of the Arkansas Pas
Books Ii Now Under XVsy,

~ hooks II Now Under Way,
Austin, Texas April 1.-THE railroad
commission this evening gave notice that
lh hearing called for April is on the sub
w Of passenger train service on the
Trinity and Sabine and the Mineola and
san Marcos divisions of the Missouri, KAN
rs and Texas has been postponed to April
Y.
hiifoad Commissioner Mayfield left for
"a Antonio this evening, where Messrs.
Assew and Arthur are engaged in making
~ examination OF the books of the San
anlolio and Arkansas Pass Railway com
lsny IN search of proof of violations of the
commission laws by that corporation.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-18
rnE LOCAL Stage.
Aubrcy's nrnmatic Company Given n
NnmHIng nccentIon.


Aubroy'B Dramatic company, stock or
ganization playing at popular prices. made
its initial appearance in this city last
night before very large. exceedingly
enthusiastic and highly apprcclative audi
encc The play selected for their intro
duction to tho people Of Houston WAS MY
Uncle from India" This is clever farce
those usually put on by such companies.
The story deals with the troubles OF II
young man. unmarried who has secured
advances from rich uncle on The repre-
sensations of needing money for house
hold expenses There u not much Of A
plot to the piece, but tho ihome Is an
extremely amusing one All IN AZ y WAS
an excellent production, considering the
price Of the tickets. or course, better
things have been seen hero this season
and more than a few that were worse in
Guided in The latter class being some COM
panies which have played al much higher
prices
The people last night were
Kate Meredith ,...,... Miss Lillian Bayer
Roberi JOY ............bIr. Victor Morley
John Stevenson 80. Mr.. George L. Stout
Paul Potter ......,.. Mr., Joseph Eggenton
Sam Rapid ........ Mr. Jackson Karlyle
Barney ............. Mr.. Anthony Andre
| Alice Potter ......,..., Miss Josephine Foy
/ Mrs. Rawlings :. MISS Lillian Buckingham
Mary ........... Miss Florence Hastings
/ Mr.. Morley and Miss Bayer are al the
head OF the company and they both won
their way into the hearts Of the audience
1 by their very clever work. Mr.. Morley is
4 n young Englishman and he has had con-
siderable experience as an actor.
Miss Bayer is handsome woman and
has fine stage appearance. She gave
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-18

In 1888 my wife went East and WAS att
tackled with rheumatism. She received no
relief until she tried Chamberlains Pain
Balm. Since that time we have never been
without t. We find 1t gives instant relief
10 cases of burns and scalds and is never
failing for all rheumatic and neuralgia
pains. ID c. Brant Santa ynez, Cal. Fer
sale by all druggists
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-18
Lost by FouIing.

|ass to.,. apfll l"--At the National Sporting
IN 80. In glove contest for the ban
|,.In,. n' Championship. between Pedlar
II N,,. ENGLAND and william Rotchford
|ESs h, TOT stake of 200 pounds and a
|siilifed ~ ~ hounds, Rotchford was dis
y tne third round for hitting low.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-18
INJUNCTION GRANTED.
osAas Electric Light Companies
Now In Court.

Now In Court.
psilas, Texas, April 1T.--Judge Richard
A''san tonight issued writ OF tempo
Nv injunction restraining the city of Dali
+ rom carrying out any contract with
u, " psilas Electric light company. making
! sfl' returnable Saturday, April 20.
II NY \, injunction was granted at the instance
s ss;.s standard Light and Power company,
!, sa,Sn entered a bid for lighting the city
An nsufe OF $4,000 per annum less than
"a, ~ .. me Dallas Electric company. The
u, "A souncll returned the bid of the Stand
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-18
THE PIE GEE MIDDLE.
putcb Committee May Control Fir
Mortgage Blonde,

Kansas City, Mo. April 1.-THE Star
says today: !. Is reported from New York
that Dutch committA. Tor the protection
OF the Kansas City. Pittsburg and Cult
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-18

nm easy and natural portrayal OF the part
assigned 10 her last night MIR. Morley,
Miss Bayor Miss Foy and Mr.. Karlyle
introduced some very pleasing specaltes
during the action OF the play
Auhroys Dramatic company Will present
"A Woman's Honor, an English society
drama, ut a matinee today, and at night
The Land Of the Living melodrsma In
which special scenery is used.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-18

and son, for tho murder OF John Isaheli
nj Morgan's Point, they were arralgnod
before Judge Gavin yesterday on a habcas
corpus hearing for the purpose OF ii'ang
bond. when the bond Of each was fixed az
$1,000. They were both rcmandod TO Jail,
hut VIII likely be able To furnish bond
today. as both were released on bond after
the preliminary Trial.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-18
Commercial Hotel,
TAYLOR. TEXAS.

Hes been cleaned and thoroughly reno
yisd from ION to bottom. and Is now OMEN
o. the European plan. with a frst-class
Chinese restaurant In connection. Prices
rsssonstle and service Al.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-18
PLACED rnaer pnna

The grand inry having found 'ndictmcn,s
against willisIn ana walter Sander, father
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-18

With the view OF asecrtainins the CT
feet OF tho enforcement Of the anti-trust
law in Arkansas, tho Houston Cotton en-
change sent out number Of kilograms
and the following replies were
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-09-19
GOULD SCHOLARSHIPS.
How the Candidates Stood After
Examination.

Rector M. @. Martin of st. Clements
church, who conducted the recent ex-
animation of Albert Wilcox in this
city for one of the Helen Gould schol-
arships, has received the following
from the chancellor of the New York
University:
UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS, NEW YORK,
September IL, 1899.
Rev. M. G. Martin, Ell Paso, Texas.
Dear sir: Competitive examinations
for the vacant Western and South
western Scholarships in New York
University Undergraduate College or
Sch DOL of Applied Science esta blish-
ed in 1895 by Miss Helen Miller Gould,
have been held this summer in some
twenty cities or towns.
Public-spirited teachers and pastors
kindly consented to supervise the an
swering of the printed questions by the
candidates.
These answers have been graded by
University officers with the result that
the highest rank was awarded to the
following.
WESTERN SCHOLARSHIP.
Guy Mabio. Ell Dorado, Kansas. "a
per cent.
D. F. Barnott, Kansas City, Mo-, 80
per cent.
Ellis Fink. Winfield, Kansas, 81 per
cent.
SOUTHWESTERN SCHOLARSHIP.
F. B. Heartsill, Marshall, Texas, 80
per cent.
A. L. Wilcox, Ell Paso, Texas, 80 per
cent.
J. N. Clements, Fort Worth, Texas.
Is per cent.
Accordingly Messrs. Mabie and
Hea-tsill are given the four years.
scholarships, each yielding $500. an
nually.
The other four candidates also are
each assigned by special gift scholar
ship of $500. year, for two years, it
being required in one or two cases
that a deficiency in languages be
promptly made up.
The thanks of New York university
are hereby returned to the examiners
for their valuable help; to the many Of
fcers of railways who have taken an
interest in the candidates, and to all
others who have aided in making this
competition SO widely effective for
good.
We bespeak the continued interest
of our friends in the successful candi-
dates and in future candidates for
scholarships that may be vacant.
Will you please have the above re-
port published in your local paper in
order that it may reach those who may
be interested in knowing its contents.
Sincerely yours,
b. M. MACCRACKEN, Chancellor,
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-09-19
TWO LITTLE GIRLS.
A Woman Was Seeking Home For
Them Yesterday.

While Deputy Sheriff Henry Heep
was standing in front of San Antonio
street barber shop yesterday he was
approached by middle aged woman
leading two pretty little girls by the
hand.
The girls were apparently only about
four or five years of age. They were
neatly clad and exceedingly bright
looking.
The woman did not introduce her
self to the officer, but asked him if
he would not like to adopt the two
children and if not he could direct her
to anyone who would confer home on
the two children. She said she wac
too poor to support them and had
difficulty in supporting herself and
could not go out to work, FIR she had
nowhere to leave the children.
The officers knew of no one just then
who would care to adopt the two little
girls and the woman went on her way
down the street.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-09-19
ELITE OF ENGLE
Do HOMAGE To Miss Ida Wood of Las
Cruces In Honor OF the Ami
versary of Her. Birthday.
Special Correspondence OF the HERALD.

Special Correspondence OF the HERALD.
ENGLE, N. M, Sept. lit was q
picturesque and Interesting little west
ern sssemblage that did homage to
Miss Ida Wood from Las Cruces in
honor of her birthday anniversary last
night at the residence of her highly
esteemed sister, Mrs. Cole Railston, the
estimable wife of government cattle in
spector Cole Railston.
After congratulations and well
wishes we're over, the guests organized a
party to while away the pleasant hours.
INDUCING in that fascinating and ap-
probable card game "high five." In
deed, the exultant players well repre-
sented all branches of enterprise, both
educational noteworthy and otherwise
that make up the thrifty little town of
Eagle.
Miss Helen Marley, school teacher
here and brilliant American girl
and educator; "Bill" Peterson, d
sturdy, manly cowboy; Mrs. Anna
Baldwin, the charming wife of that
whole-souled, andi popular stockman,
and the writer occupied Zone of the
tastefully arranged card tables, while
Miss 'Della" Philips, the winsome
and petite hotel waitress: Miss Ida
whose honor the reception vas given;
Mrs. RailstOn, her sister, and genial
Jim" Baldwin monopolized the
''booby" table.
During the progress of the playing
and in the midst of exhilarating jollity.
harmless jesting and good natured
laughter, the exuberant fuu-makers
were frequently interrupted by deli
cious refreshments being served them,
interminglipg with the inspiring and
melodious strains of the mandolin and
guitar. AS King Morpheus was
spreading his somber veil slowly en-
veloping the enthusiastic jestors and
as the melancholy stiffness and tran
guilty of the desert was becoming
more manifest, the participants in the
plea ant festivities adjourned ''sine
die," after again wishing the charm
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-09-19
LAS CRUCES LETTER
Fire in AdOlph JaCoby's Alfalfa
Shed, Causing About $500 Loss.
Well Attended w. A. Eesti-
Val.-Items of the Town.

Special Correspondence OF the HERALD.
LAS CRUCES, Sept. 17.-Mrs. Royal
Jackman, of Anthony, was in town this
week.
The W. I. A. gave an ice cream fes-
tival in the park Friday evening. The
people of the city turned out quite gen
orally and very pleasant evening
was spent until about ten, from which
time forward dancing was in order and
small hours of the morning.
Pearl Bailey was up from Chambe-
rino in the past week.
G. E. Miller spent day in the city
of the crosses from Anthony repair
ing the telephone.
D. 81. Bsndy, representing the S.
w. Savings, Loan & Building associa-
tion, has spent several days in town
putting in good work for his company.
we understand that he was placed con-
siderable stock of his company.
About 1870 last night an alarm of fire
was given and on investigation it was
found that the alfalfa shed belonging to
Adoph Jacoby extending from the
the Jscoby store to the Moreno drug
store was on fire, in which
and some machinery. There was a
dead calm, and with 20 facilities for
fighting fire except the wells of the
buildings, it was controlled and kept
within bounds. Mr.. Moreno's stock of
goods was moved out of the store, hut
his loss can not be less than $3.50. ia
coby's loss must be about 5000 or 500.
We understand that the latter is COW
cred by Insurance. The fire ia ssi6 to
have been caused by falling rocket,
as one was seen to fall there and an
other struck the church.
Pat Garrett has gone to
Arizona to bring back Rita Montoya,
who is wanted in this county for Jail
breaking and in Socorro county for
murder.
Numa Raymond came home from
Santa Fe this Sunday morning, where
he has been attending board of equal
izatiOn of the territory, of which he is
M mber.
Agent White, of the territorial land
board, spent several days in town and
leftfor Ell Paso Sunday morning.
Editor Papen has gone up the road
to meet his wife and baby, who are ex-
pected to arrive Monday morning.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-09-19
6ARRETT'S PRISONERS
One of Them Taken to New Mexico
This Morning.

Sheriff Pat Garrett, who came in
yesterday with two prisoners, whom
keeping over night, left this morning
for Las Cruces with one of them.
All Fuke, the Chinaman brought in
by Garrett, was left here to be tried by
Com missioner Sexton on the charge of
being unlawfully in this country.
The Mexican taken north by Garrett
is wanted in New Mexico for horse
stealing. His name is Rito Montoya.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-09-19
ARCHITECT pARFETT.
Says That the Sheldon Deal Is
Progressing To a Satisfactory
End.


Progressing To a Satisfactory
End.
AS was stated exclusively in the
HERALD of yesterday, the deal be-
tween Mr.. Sheldon and Mr.. Fisher,
proprietor of the Pierson, to convert
the Sheldon into q hotel was finally
consummated yesterday.
Mr.. Parfett was seen today regard
ing the matter and eaid: I'VE are
making good progress to q satisfactory
conclusion of the matter. Everything
between Mr.. Fisher and myself is still
in embryo, and no definite line Of act
ion has been decided on. I am work
ing on the plans aided by suggestions
offered by Mr.. Fisher, and in few
days hope to have completed state
ment which will explain everything in
detail to the Ell Psso public.
81 could not tell you what changes
will be made, when they will begin or
about when the work would be COM
pl ted.
Mr.. Fisher said that half of the
money for the fret years rental had
already been raised and there would
be no trouble in this direction
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-09-19
4 NEW PITCHER
To Be pitted Against AlamOgordo
Next Sunday.

Give-a-Dam Jones says that when
Alamogordo returns from Albuquer-
que to play return game with Ell Paso
on Sunday next at the Athletic park
he is going to spring wonder in the
pitching line, a cracker-jack from
Kansas City.
Jones saws he is not prepared to give
out his name, but guarantees that he
will prove a revelation to the baseball
crapks.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-09-19
Newgrose. 0 M Talley. city; P M
Thompson, ST. Joe: G S Dascomb,

Newgrose. 0 M Talley. city; P M
Thompson, ST. Joe: G S Dascomb,
Boston; F o McGeehee, Tucson.
Commercial: John j. Lurkin, Tue
son: G.. 81. Smith, Tucson: L. B. Curl.
Lockland; W. r. Bailey, John Wiles,
Toboggan, N. M; c. Oleson, Mexico;
G. Love, Guy Harton, Shafter; c..
Hunt, Del Rio; J. M. Lee, City; w. w.
Anderson, City; D. Moss, Denver; B..
A. A. De Meules, Jarilla, N. M.
I.indell: E. s. Atkinson, Texas;
Juan Q Ascsrate, Las Cruces; C..
D. Bonney, Gold Camp, N. M; P. F.
Garrett, Las Cruces; Monroe Harper
and family, Mexico; S: S. Pollock,
Sam Hibbs, Jimulco, Mex; M. Sellers,
City; Thomas Smid, Separ, N. NJ;
Walter Sergeant, City; J. G. Carew,
Las Cruces: 81. Lutz. Lincoln, N. M.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-09-19
Motion To Be Argued.

Motion for new trial in the case of
the state VS. Reagan Stone will be argu-
ed next Friday.
The county court jury found Stone
guilty last of Saturday taking money
from Lawrence cash drawer.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-09-19
Transportation Did Not Arrive.

Lieutenant George Curry, of the
Eleventh cavalry, did not reach the
city today as expected on account OF
the transportation for his men not ar
irving in time.
A letter received in the city this
morning says that the lieutenant and
bis men will arrive tomorrow.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-09-19
Matthews Released.

Newt. Matthews, colored, the slayer
of Frank Hunter, colored, succeeded in
making his bono of $1,000 this morning
and was released from custody.
Matthews's bond was reduced after
his commitment some weeks ago by
Judge Walthal.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-09-19
THIS SEASONS EVENT

Our display of autumn and winter
millinery is the finest ever seen here.
This is the verdict of the smart set.
The artistic trimming and the low
ness OF the prices proves it success.
PosENER's Cut Rate Millinery, Opp.
p. o.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-09-19
IF YOU wANT\
PERSONALS.

Jesse Julian went to Denver today.
| Mrs. Farrell went to Albuquerque
! today.
Will Brown went up the line today
: on business.
Capt. White came up from down the
valley today.
Pat Garrett returned home to Las
Cruces today.
b. Buchanan returned from Socor-
70 this morning.
M. B. Parker came up from San
Pedro last evening.
J. E. Watson left for Phoenix this
morning on business.
Mrs. Armijo and daughter returned
from Las Cruces today.
D. w. Grubb departed via the Santa
Fee today for New York.
Harry Hubbard, of Clint, returned
from Las Cruces this morning.
Live Stock Agent Hall, of the T. &
p, arrived from the east today.
Isidoro Armijo arrived on the Mex
loan Central last night from Puebla
Mex.
Mrs. w. E. Palmer left for Albu-
querque today to attend the territorial
fair.
L. W. Ward and Harry E. Harvey
came down from Alamogordo last
night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bradbury arrived on
the s. p. this afternoon from Los An
geles.
Geo. S. Good and wife arrived yester-
day on the Santa Fe and Immediately
left for Alamogordo.
Monroe Harper and family are at
the Lindell. having returned last even
ing from Dos Cabezss.
Mr.. Follett, chief engineer of the
boundary commissioner, returned this
morning from Las Vegas.
Geo. Scarborough. who has won
great fame as q catcher of criminals,
left last night for Wilcox, A. T.
There were about fifty people from
Ell Paso and the surrounding country
went up to Albuquerque this morning.
Vice President and General Manager
Nickerson of the Mexican Central rail-
way left yesterday for the City of Mex
leo.
Ri. Rev. j. Kendrick, D. D. and
Rev. MIR. Eastman who arrived in the
city this morning, are at ST. Clements
Parish house.
J. A. King, cashier of the South west
ern Mercantile conn any, was in high
spirits yesterday on account of the ar
rival OF his wife and daughter from
Denver, Col.
w. F. La Que, who has been in bust
ness in Casas Grandes for the past two
years, came up last evening and left
for his home in Montreal, Canada, over
, the Santa Fe this morning.
A. J. Moore and Harry Morrison, of
Eddy, N. M, passed through Ell Paso
yesterday evening, having come down
from Las Vegas where they had taken
DIR. F. J. Mohlean, at one time pro-
minent physician of Eddy, to the in
sane asylum.
THE HOTELS.
Piersou: S. N. Farris, w. 81. Davis,
Denver; w. E. Stetzler, Kansas City;
w. w. Lowe, ST. Louis; j. q. Cottle
and wife, r. Peet, wife and daughter,
Kansas City.
Center Block: A. Cameron, San
Fran cisco; Mrs. Jas. Harrison and
children, Fit. Worth: G. Yarger, Clara
D. Harris, Mexico; F. D. Swan. Den
yer.
Grand Central: Mrs. Ascsrate and
daughter. Las Cruces; L. Houguber-
ger, San Francisco; j. Ponner. New
York; w. 81. Algood, F. F. Bruckett,
J. Morrow, Alsmogordo: T. w. AL
brighton, chihuahua.
ST. Charles; L. w. Ward, Harry E.
Harvey, Miss Stella Simonson, Mrs. F.
j. Kreamer and children, Mrs. J. G.
Wesley and son, Alamogordo; M. B.
Parker, San Pedro; Mrs. G. Spencer
and daughter, st. Louis.
Orndorff: F II Thatcher, Parral;
B L Wouhen, Tucson; r Strauss, San
Francisco: E L Taylor, Tucson; r
NeWiss. Rome: D Grubb. Parral: ].
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-09-19
Don't BuV Harness

Until you have first seen the stock of
the West Texas Saddlery Co., and
their low prices. They have moved to
No. PA South Oregon street and are
prepared to sell goods cheapers than
ever before.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-09-19
Filed for Record.

A deed was fled for record today as
follows.
M. G. Banks to o. G. Coles, lots II
and IS, block 25, Franklin Heights ad-
dition, fronting so feet on the north
line of Wyoming street and erunning
back 120 feet, $3.50.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-09-19
License To Wed.

The following procured licenses to
| wed today.
Cipriano Griego and Miss Francisco
Provencio; Herman F. Loewen and
Miss Sara Ryan.