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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-02-08
Annrrr GenerahrituI4r.

SIN @ngros : @aenpaarengeI9dft bon
Green, Sobce &c g., Columbus, g., brad.
Wittpo9 cine Seuersbrunit aus, bic nit 10
raienber @ei9ipinbigfeit nm ii9 griff bab
an cine &ettung bes @ebGubes ni9t gu
oenten mar. &ur3 Dor II l16r I~tiirote cine
Mauer Elm, nobel flint perlonen ernitli9
berlebt nurben. Der @erluit tpirb ouf
$75O,O00 gefdGbt. QuBer benz oben er=
pG6nten @ei9dfte 6a6en nod folgenbs Sir
men @erluite %erlitten: Chicago Glot6ing
Company, $4,000 an Waaren; 9. 8.
Nmbu4, a~leiOergeI9dft, $4,000; Sober
&c Bright, @ngrOs : pubpaurengei6dft,
$4,000; @erluita an @eb6uben 100000.
6reitag fritz, bor 3agesanbru9, 1T Die
groBe 8Gderei Der nSteipart Grader g." an
Der Is. uno @amilton Str. in pbilaOelpbia
nebt ben an7toBenoen 9ebGuoen, tbgez
brannt, Ser @eIammtoerluit iotro auF
100000 Bis 100000 abgei9dBt.
9as 1e6sit0dige 9ebdube Der Se;oenf1z
b~rifanten 9. 6oolep &c Son, Die nP6ilu=
belp6iu Nooeltp Company" nno =. 9.
Mat e g., 5abrItanten BON Nfer6auge@
rdt6fdaften, bas groBe Waareula9>r Ger
Cooper &c 3onnfenb 8olt ano g}ut Marlz
featuring Co., unb bas @ebdube Der Ser
lagsfirma S. SOBER &c Son, gerttt9en our1
ba8 seuer in Der 8Gderet in 8ranD uno
bic Slammen Iprdrgen 5e6r bdl0 ii6er bic
6amilton StrdBe unD ergriffen oas Sc
bGuoe> Der v@ooper 8raB Worfs nnb plunl@
bers Supplies" unb ben Nnbau bon Scopes
C Sopnfenos 8ef6Gft, 6inter Den Scope
8rab Worfs". 9as 0itli6e Gnoe bes Sc
bGuoes brannte poGitdnbig nieoer, Ser
81od, in nel9em bas 5euer ouSbra6, be-
ite6t faft Doaitdnbig uus 5abrif8si4dTten,
Die 9ianoz unb Orgelfabrit Der Glougb
C Warren Company an &pngreBz uno G..
| Ctr. in Detroit lit t6eilpeiIe elmer 5euers@
6runit gum Spfer %9efalIen.
Oas @ebGube geb0ri Der Sort @treet
Union Station Company, neben beren @ta@
buff es liegt unO Die es faufte, alS Der
Union 8a6n6of gebaut muroe. SIS intrh
auf 100000 gei4dBt uno 1T fir $4,000
Derii9ert.
9as oMoulton 6iG"s @sinGa9er in GlOs
oerbale, Gal., Gigent6un BON S. 2anosber@
ger in San 5rancisco, 1T nit 100000 Sal
lonen Mein o6ge6rannt. Der gerluit miro
ouf $4,000 Bis 100000 abgeT9GBt'
Gin i'm oberen @todnerf bes oierlt0digen
@aenslin'1den @abGubes in Gleoelano,
g., aussebrodenes Seuer bat oa1el6e ger
7t0rt unb bic beioen ~anitoBenOen 8sbdubs
tart bef6Gbigt. Der @eIammti9apen be-
trGgt $4,000.
Sn benz unter Dem Namen rNbite 6Ouie"
befannten Merleilaben in Qacrofe, Wis.,
bat Elm 5euer einen S4aben BON $4,000
dngeri6tet.
Oas 8udingbamzS 6eater, bas friibere
9ranb Opera 9oufe an SeFferiOn StruBe in
2ouispiGe, &p, lit 0onneritag Morgen abz
ge6rannt, Der 8erluit pirb auf $4,000
a6gei9Gbt.
Der Ort @6ilo6, g., an Der 8ig Sour
8abn 1T fat DoGitdnbig abgebrannt. 0a8
Seuer entItanb in s. Obsp's 8Gdsrei, griff
Tdneq um itb unD %3erit0rte bus ganae Sduz
ferseOiert, in benz iih Die 0auptgef4dfte bes
Ortes %befanoen.
GbarIes g. 8orrb's @obn6aus in Ho9e~
tier, q, g., nebit Der gun5en tOtbaren Gin
rtdtung lit a6gebrannt. Der @eiummtberz
luit 6etrGgt $4,000,
s. s.. @ipen'5 Sa6utsipei9er in probiz
Oence, &p, it in Der 9ienItag Na9t ab9sz
brannt. IS befanOen ft6 100000 9fun5
9o6ut in bemiel6en, uno Der @ertuit mirO
auf $4,000 abgef9dbt,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-02-08
Herhreh1Fn.
Wahrihe nlih Raubmoro.

Sn Qetpis 60, Waf6,, 6at bic G~ntbedur0
zines Moroes betrd9tli4e Nufregung oerz
an1aBt. Die berfo6lten @ebeine bes aft
Meilen BON Gbe6aGis tpo6nenben 5ormer3
90. u. 5aOOaug6 paren unter ben 9riim=
mern ieines 8IOd6auies %gefunOen poroen;
sr bate ii9 Die No4t pOrber in OemIelben
5ur Hube be9eben uno pdbrenb Der NcAt
bic 0itte nieoergebrannt unb Sabbaueb
anf9einenb in benz Seuer umgetommen.
Die CUR l1nteriu6ung Der SADIE ar Ort
uno STEELE abgeTdidten 2eute fdnoen ben
8umpf bes So0ten in Der NI6e Der Suite,
o6er Der 8opf un0 bic Seine Oefielbea fell
ten uno am &0rper befonOen fih aud Mn
aei6en bon @etpalttbGtigteiten. Sin in Der
g1G6e n%obnenoer iun9sr Wann, Namens
@iQiom Saplor, 1T alS Der mutbmaBIite
M0roer per6aftet tporoen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-02-08
Die 0~eTh11ftalnee.

Ut. 9. DUN &c GompanD's
WOdentli4e leberfi9t iiber bic @si9Gftsz
la9e iagt: 8onterotte inn Sanuar Iinb tleiz
ner 9etpelen alS in irgeno einem friiberen
Utonat, alnsgenOmmen Nuguft 1898 unO
Sult 1897, unh bus @er6dItniB inioIpenter
3dbIuHsen gu @IeuringbOu ieumIGBsn lit
t%Ietuer, ala in ireenb einem anDeren MOnat,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-02-08
GrfboGen.

5reitas friib purOe in @iterbiIe, 80. @a.,
Der % Sabre alte6arrp9 D ffin6aug6 BON benz
20 Sabre alten SRI. STA 8otpen an erler
Der SauptftruBen eri4ohen, 81. 8ouen
~6efinbet Ii6 in Saft. Sic iagt, 9effin=
baug6 babe lie berfOIgt, lire &leiber GER
rifien unb i6r nit benz Soos 9ebrobt, tpsnr
ie i'm berlieBe,
90. g. 9arbee, 9iilfsietretGr Der spa@
cific States Mutuol 8unt" in San 5ranz
cisco, purDe BON Gbriit. &eis jun. Dur9 einen
ReoolDerI6uB i9per, pabrl9einli6 t0Dtz
li9 Oerpunbet. Die 9lutt6at s~reigaete Iid
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-02-08

Der mifliffippi 5uoefroren.

Oas Wetter in Der Mtontag Na6t mar
bas tGlteite, bas man in bieiem Winter,
unb t6atIG9li9 felt msbreren Sa6ren
in Der NG6e bon @lton, SGinOts.
ertebt bat. Oas thermometer 5ei9te 16
@rab unter NuG an, unb Der MiffIftppi
mar pGbrenb Der Na9t 5ugefroren, tpus ats
Elm GuBerit %ieltenes Grei9niB gu be3ei31en
lit. @ep06nli9 lit Der 5luB NIT 3rei6eis
unqefiQt unb Das ma 5tpei Meilen obsr9GIo
Der SAT-, uber am 0tenitag Mprgen mar
bas flieBenbe Wuiier nit elmer @tsoede bon
Der 0ide zines 3o1es beoedt. 9erglei4:n
1T felt benz 20. DECEMBER 1868 ni4t bagez
nef en-.
Rieien=Grufts.
Die 9r0Bte 8ereinigung bon W9iStp=
unb 8rennereiintere1en puroe in Seem Yort
unter benz Namen 8entudp OiitiqerS ano
@are6ouIe Company g%ebiloet. 0as Nttienz
tapital betrGgt $32,OOO,0 900. 6olgenoe
8~rennRreien biloen ben Sruit:
o3nei 8rennereien Der 4Qen 8tdblep
g., brei 8rennereien Der Nnberfpn C Gsl>
1on 9iitiQing &c., 5pei 8rennereien Der
Grpftal Springs 0iitiGerp; bic Mattin9lD
9iitiGerp; 3pei 8rennereien Der MeItpoob
Company, bic Warion Gountb 9;itiQiag
Company, 5mei 8rennereien BON May Sell
finger &c g., befannter ais Belmont anb
Qitor, So6n 8, 8ou6 &c So. unb 3pei
8rennereien BON S. 9. Watben Bros. e
&c., aQe BON 2ouispiQe, &D.
Gepitter i'm Winter.
Rut6 6. Molod, bic elfid6rige So6tec
bes in Der NG6e BON Cambridge, Mb,, po3@
nenben CALEB Mofod, lit 5reitag pom 8lib
erfdlagen tpprben. Sic bate bon elmer na6es
gelegenen ,Quele Wafer gebolt unb 5efano
it9 auf benz 9etmpege, als ie bonn 8lib
getroffen purbe unb auf Der Steae tooi
blieb. Ser 8lib maj am &Drper berunter=
gefabren unb bate nod einen i6rer S9uhe
abgeri1en. Sbr 8ruber befanb 1ih in Der
Nd6e, unb als er gu ibr elite, ftanbsa bic
8leiber Der &leinen in 6lammen, Die n nur
baour9 l0i6en fonnte, baB er ben gan3sn
&0rper nit S9nee 6ebedte. Die 8libe p1z
rem fir Elm 9epitter i'm @inter un9ep0bnz
lih grea uno beftig.
6raufieer seIbfmoro.
Quf pa9r6aft grauenbdfte Weiie bat
Mnt6onp 8urele, nel9er am IA. SUI;
1897 ben Sutpelier @iegmunO 8rapernon
er16ofen bate unb gu lie6en Sabre Sc
fdngniB perurt6eilt pprOen mar, i'm @efdng=
nib BON 9an5rancisco Ieinem2e 6en ein@nOe
gema6t, @r entna6m nGmli6 benz Del
pfen, nit melhem feline 3eue gebei5t muroe,
cine Quantitdt Oel uno trdnfte, pGGrenc
feline 3e1engenofen i6liefen, feline Slei@
Der bdmit, bic er bann in Brand itedte.
Sn penigen Sefunben mar Ieiu 9anaer
8Drper in 5lammen einge6iat. Die 3elle
geriet6 in 8ranb uno bic auber 8urgls in
beriel6eu befinblt6en 9efangenen ~erlitten
~garitige 8ranonunoen, ebe bic auf pus
9ilFegeI6rei 6er6eigesilten Wdrter Die
5lammen gu l0i9en bermo9ten. 8urgGe
bate 10 I9pere 8ranbnunben %erlitten, ouB
er nun nod Ie6r tur3e 3eit le6te.
S6Iimm.
&uf benz 81ugsI6iff Des @bmirals @amps
ion, benz 8reu3er uNep gort", grafirt oas
S4arla4fieber SIN S9iffsboipitaI befin>
ben ii9 6ereits flint Mann unter 8e6anblung
bes S9tffsar3tes Woobs, unb audi 2~eutnant
@aprun lit am S4arla9 ertrunft. Wie es
beiBt, lit bic 8runtbeit bur9 geiu6er an
Soro eingei6leppt pOroen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-02-08
eiterreid=unear


Der &ei9sratb 1T am Mtttpo9 oertdgt
4porben unb pirb, Dem @ernebmen mad, ni9t
Dor nG3iten 9erbit tpieoer auIarhmentreten.
Sn5nii9en nirb Der iOgenannte Qusglei4,
ober bas ltebereinfOmmen 5pii4tn DETER
reid unb un9urn betreffs Der Soften Der
@erpultuns ibrer semeini6aftli4en Nngez
~leoenbeiten unb bes pDn iebem Der 8eiben
gu tragenoen antbeiGs gemdB paragrapb IA
Der 8erfaTIung betretirt tperOen.
Sine 5eusrs6runft bat Sienitag 9u@t iii
0orfs GagDprobroea i'm 2iptuuer 8e3irt
300 SGu1er ~5erit0rt. 8iele Wteni6enle6en
1ino berloren gegdngen.
Der Senat Der nniberitGt @ien fat gegen
9rofeFor G9ent, tpel9em Der @oripurf se=
ma9t pirb, OaB er fir feline @ei4le4tsbe>
Fimmunas@S9sOrie 3eitunssrtflame su pc.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-02-08

in parbee's 8ontor unb mar bic 5olse zines
Streites, ben bic 8eiben Dor mebreren Sa@
gen geba6t batten.
Gehdnot.
Der 9eger Siaac 9apis ipurOs 5reitag in
Mobile, Ola, sebdnet. gr bate i'm Suli
1898 ben anseiebenen 8iirger 3bo:nasSones
ermprbet.
Der mod ni4t suna iiebae9n Sabre alte
gaeger @m. Miuer nurOe I'M Sreitag I'M
GsfdngniBbofe gu Ga Strange, &p, ge9dngt.
Nur etmu fiinf3ig periOnen tpafen anpez
fenp. MiIer fa9te, er lei gum Sterben be-
reit. 0us @erbre4en, megen osiier Miner
6ingeri9tet puroe, mar Elm perbre4er;i9er
Mngriff ouf 5rau @ertrub Sect, bic 6rau
bes 5armers 5runf Sect, am 1. Septem6er
p%ergangenen Sabres.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-02-08
S6liinnl.

Quf benz 61agsi6iff beg Nbmirals @amps
ion, benz 8reu3er uNetp Dort", g~raffirt Das
S4arla@fteber SIN S9iffsboipitaG befin>
ben ii9 6ereits flint Mann unter 8ebanolung
bes S3iffsar3tes Woobs, unb audi 2eutnant
@aprun lit am S6arla9 erfranft. Wie es
beiBt, lit bic &rant4eit Our6 geiu6er an
Sorb eingef9leppt iporben.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-05-05
Ex-CONFEDERATES
Will Hold Their Annual Reunion At
Charleston Next Week.

CHARLESTON, S. c., May 5.-A re-
cent count of the United Confederate
Veterans SHOWS that there are still
about 45, 600 warriors enrolled upon its
books. Fully one-third of these will
make the journey to this city next
week for the annual reunion Of the or
der.
Delegates representing affiliated
bodies and other visitors will swell the
total number of strangers in the city
to 10000 or 35 900.
The particular heroes of the occasion
and the guests of honor will be Mrs.
Jefferson Davis, General John B. Cor
don, oand General Joseph Wheeler.
The latter has accepted an invitation
to deliver the oration at the opening
exercises which will be held next We'd
uesday.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-05-05
The men were crowded into six box


The men were crowded into six box
cars and two coaches.
The trouble that was expected to fol-
low the making of arrests in Canyon
did not materialize. The hunted men
tried to get away but many of them
were overhauled and brought back to
Wardner.
The roads and mountains in the vic
unity of Wardner are flied with fugit-
ives.
WASHINGTON. May 5.--The follow
ing dispatch from Gen. Merriam rela-
tive to the mining trouble at Wsrdner
was received today:
Wardner, May 4-The inquest is still
in progress with closed doors. One
hundred and twenty eight arrests Rave
been made by state officers under
military support. There have been
no signs of resistance, but
the indications are that most of the
leaders of the mob have escaped. go
ing east and west into Montana and
Washington; others are hidden in the
mountains.
The sheriff at Thompson Falls,
Mont. reports many arriving on foot
over the mountain trial
The governors of Idaho and Montana
are corresponding for arrests in Mon
tana. The troops are in position to
do all that is possible.
There is no appearances OF organized
resistance. MERRIAM.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-05-05
THE CITIZENS COMMITTEE
Are Thoroughly In Earnest In The
Electric Light Matter.

The citizens committee last night
held two meetings, one before and uue
after the council meeting. The sentl-
ment was that the people were in
mood to support the popular company.
and as such a large part of the nsces
sary capital had already been subscrib-
ed there was no doubt As to
the ultim sse success of the sch. me
1t was shown that plant double r
triple the size OF the present one coa,u
be run SO economically as to permit
the Introduction OF incandescent and
arc lights at about half the preseat
cost.
1t was decided to try to secure as
many stockholders as possi b g Ia the
new concern, rather than have the
holdings concentrated.
After Mr.. White had sprung tbs
game the committee held another
meeting and the sentiment was un-
changed that no stone should B., left
unturned to secure popular company
to furnish lights to the city and to
private Individuals, unless the cheaper
lights could be secured in some other
way.
The men interested in this new en-
terprise are thoroughly in earnest and
mean business. Estimates will be pre-
pared and the company will SOON be in
shape to make definite proposition
to the council.
The citizens of El Paso should give
this company every possible encour-
agement, and when the committee
calls on you, subscribe something, even
if only twenty or thirty dollars.
Let it be kept in mind that this sub
scription is in payment of stock in sn
electric light company that will pay
good dividends from the start. The
stockholders themselves will deter
mine it's management, each voting ac-
cording to the number of shares he
holds
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-05-05
VOL. XIX, NO. 109.

OF the Sacramento fountains, now
| owned by the Alamogordo improve
ment Co. and decided on q site on
which buildings are to be Immediately
erected to be used rs q summer resort.
The point selected is beautiful spot
IL, 900 feet above sea level. All such
moves will benefit AlamogordC.
This is also the nearest center and
supply point for q great undeveloped
but very promising mineral section,
and parties Of mining capitalists are
arriving daily going to and from the
examination of mining properties or
prospects.
ITEMS OF NEWS.
The Otero county officials are wait
ing arrival of books and papers to be-
gin active business.
The Sacramento branch now carries
passengers from Alamogordo to Tobog
gan, a distance of 20 miles up the noun
tains.
Every visitor talks long and loud
about the superiority of AlamogOrdO
Hotel. It is crowded with business
and will have to be increased or
duplicated.
E. E. Levy, of the E! Paso Grocery
company, spent several days in this
section and EXPRESSED himself rs we'll
pleased with the outlook for Alamo
gordo-''sure to make good town"
J. L. O'Shea, train master of Sacra-
mentO, q most competent railroad man
and q courteous gentleman, is building
nice residence on Tenth avenue. and
will soon move his family down from
Colorado.
A ten inch pipe line up into Alamo
Canon q distance of miles is now
being laid at a cost of $50 600. 90 by the
Alamogordo improvement Co. This
will give ample supply of fine drinking
water for city of 5000 people.
It takes 25 cars, each carrying from
Is to 25 logs according to size, per day
to feed the saw mill. With the com
pletion of the mill now under conssruc-
tion the log road will have TO run two
trains per day TO feed bosh mills.
The long talked of track laying on
the white Oaks division actually COM
on the 1st and will pow con-
tinue at rate OF one to TWO miles per
day, as the grading is SO far uhea5 of
them that it will no. in any way Inter
fere.
With the completion of the White
Oaks division to the coal fields it is
possible that Goa, might be supplied to
this point giving special inducements
for the smelling of ores and the oper-
ating of manufac turing industries. So
Ell Paso had better keep an eye open
and not sleep OF their present ad-
vantages.
q. S. Stewart, cashier of the First
National bank, Ell Paso, after spe nding
two days observing the foundation of
this town, said: sit looks all right.
A good found alton. It will mase
good town. The thousands of trees
will make it a very pretty and attrac-
tive place in few years.
GAW.
ALAMOGORDO, May '99.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-05-05
He appeared ap d

Justice Ellis's court. He appeared ap d
the justice PLACED nim under, q $50
tond to appear Monday for trial. The
) bond was furnished by John O'Keeffe
and, D. A. Richardson.
''Curley" left the court room free
man but had scarcely reached the bot
| tom of the stairs when he was again
arrested by Constable Ten Eyck on a
| warrant sworn out by Recorder Patter-
son and taken to the county Jail.
! His attorneys. Messrs. Richardson
and Townsend, at once made an appli-
cation for another writ of habeas cor
pus before Judge Harper but he would
not allow it. The attorneys then made
an application for a writ before District
o'clock Judge Walthall ordered Sulli-
| van released on his own recognizance
| or on light bail to appear before the
district court this morning.
After a days hard fighting Sullivan
walked out of the Jail and was in the
district court this morning. He was
, released by that court and is today
walking the streets as proud as
ever.
He will appear in Justice Elliss court
Monday morning to answer to the
charge of vagrancy of which he is &C
cused.
To q HERALD reporter this morning
Sullivan said. "Don't worry. The
game is never out with me until the
last card is played. 1 am being perse-
cuted because 1 supported O'Keeffe for
mayor. [ did not try to hide my nten-
tions but told everyone that 1 was sup
porting O'Keeffe and for that am be-
ing prosecuted, not prosecuted. They
have started a game and am going to
| stay 10 it as long as the next one and
meet every bet they make. They viol-
ate the laws more than l do. They
take an oath to allow no gambling and
then go in and play stack themselves.
I'n see What can be done
with them after this thing is
settled. They made wild rush for me
after the election was over and they
will make a much wilder rush to get
away before this thing is over with.
1t is my intention to remain right
here. They cannot disturb me with
out dislodging over hundred more
and, as l like company, if go will
take the rest with me.''
The case Monday promises to be a
verr interesting one from legal
standpoint and will, no doubt, be wit
messed by a large crowd of people.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-05-05
SEDITIOUS WRITINGS
Will Be Kept Out of the Philip
pine Mail,

WASHINGTON, May 5.-Secretaries
Alger and Gage and Attorney General
Griggs were not present at today g
cabinet meeting. Nothing OF impor-
tance was discussed except the
order forbiddipg the sending
of seditious pamphlets by Edward
Atkinson and the Anti-imperlal-
issic league to the Philippines.
Postmaster General Smith stated
that he had received letter from At
kinson asking permission to send his
pamphlets to soldiers in the Philip
pines. either through the war depart
ment or by mail.
Mr.. Smith said be would not even
answer the letter and that nothing
would be done beyond the enforcement
of the present order unless there be an
attempt to violate it, It that Cas- e
vigorous action will be taken and the
guilty party prosecuted.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-05-05
ALAMOGORDO
As Seen BY Our Special Cores
pOndent.--Sure To Be A Pros
porous Little City OF 5000 peo
Dle.

Special correspondence of the HERALD.
At different times numerous people
have asked my opinion of AlamOgor
dos future and someo of these same peo-
pie have remarked, "Only an attempt
at booming without q foundation and
consequently wou d prove failure"
To such l would say that to form just
opinion of the future of any lew town
one must carefully study the sur
judice formed upon past experiences.
Alamogordo is sure to be q prosper
GUS town OF 1000 to 5000 people within
the next three years for the folio wing
reasons:
First and foremost, it has enterprise
and push as it's very foundation and
therefore becomes magnet attract
ing to it enterprising people who make
business by creating new enterprises.
Second, it possess superior climatic
advantages that in time will ms AXE it a
popular health and pleasure resort,
Third, it al eady has the neatest,
clear e. t, and best managed ho ell in all
of New Mexico, under the manage
ment of a most through gentleman in
the person of Col. j. F. Harvey. who
knows how to make every guest feel at
home.
Fourth, it is the terminus of the Ell
Paso. the White Oaks, and Sacramento
Mountain divisions OF the Ell Psso and
Northeastern railway, and these points
are so situated that round trips from
AlamogOrdo and return can be made
as days labor. This would employ
200 men whose homes would be there.
Fifth, this is to be company head
quarters and Office buildings are now
under construction. 1t is also the point
for principal round house and machine
shops which will soon be under con-
struction. These will employ another
100 men.
Sixth, the Alanogordo Lumber COM
pany, now operating first class saw
mill, that employs II men, are COM
pleting a duplicate of their plant.
which will soon be employing Is more
men making $50. This gives q total of
$50 people with steady employment
with pay roll of say $4,000 per
month. and this meansaa prosperous,
contented community. You multiply
the mum Der employed by eight to give
you total population and this gives you
$500 people.
The kind of enterprise that Is being
manifested now will not be long in Sc
curing other industries that will en-
ploy labor, and the town IS sure to
grow.
Here is sample of how Alamogordo
and its founders, as magnet. develops
and draws enterprise out of others. A
Scranton syndicate of capitalists are
here ready to build 100 or more houses
on terms to suit purchasers. On Friday
Judge A Blacker and Prof. G.. P. Put
nam, visited the McNew ranch on top
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-05-05
Runaway Barely AVerted.

averted on South Oregon street at IL
O'Clock this morning in front of H. B.
Stevens Office.
Mr.. Stevens horse and buggy were
there hitched to post Another party
rode W ana hitched his horse to the
bicycle rack directly in front of the
Stevens horse. The rack overturned
and q bicycle which was in it rolled
over toward the saddle horse, causing
him to become frantic. He begun to
rear and pitch and Mr.. Stevens horse
caught the infection and threw his
weight backwards breaking his halter.
He made a start to run, but WAS seized
by a man in the street and stopped.
Parties who saw the frightened
horses and knew the cause condemned
the rider of the saddle animal TO"
hitching him to a bicycle rack.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-05-05
Ell PASo, TEXAS, FRIDAY MAY 5, 1899.
ing found in the United States without

ing found in the United States without
his passport.
The officers cophscated Ah Tom g
certificate year ago, and he had no
defense to offer. The commissioner
ordered him deported and the heather
declared he was anxious to 60 at once,
for his brethren are all sore against
him, as they accuse him of being a spy
and high binder and were delighted
when Dick Rule captured him last
Friday night.
The decision of the commissioner to
deport All Tom will not be carried out
unless the federal court fails to con-
vict the Ch:naman for the more serious
offense. The story of the capture of
the noted celestial has already been
told. He was overhauled in.Chinatown
after residing across the river year.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-05-05
IMPORTANT CASE
Involving Municipal Ownership Of
Street Railways.

LANSING, Mich, May 5.--The case
brought to test the act authorizing
municipal ownership aud operation of
street railways 10 Detroit came up for
argument bsfore the supreme court to-
day.
A host of eminent lawyers YVES pres
ent in the capacity OF counsel for the
contending interests and the prospects
are bright for legal battle royal of
several days duraticu before action is
taken by the court.