El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-09-27
their tanks in preparation for the long
dry spell.-Republican.

their tanks in preparation for the long
dry spell.-Republican.
w. Roberts, who was left in charge
OF Andy Miller's effects in Hermosillo,
writes un1er date of .'ugust 10, that
the bodies of Remley and MIler, XII ed
by the Ysquis have not heen recover
ed yet. they we're suppos d to be
buried either st TORN or Cocorit.-
Globe Belt.
| Work on the extension of the Sonora
road to the Barranca coal fields of So
nora ia expected TO be completed be-
fore the end of the year. The South
ern Pacific interests involved have ar
ranged for the payment in Gusymas in
October of $125. 600, in part payment
of their purchase price.
Jose Lev is. Papago Indian, was ar
rested in theimountains yesterday 5y
the In dian police upon the charge of
selling liquor without having a gov
brought to the local United States
marshal's fort and'lodged in the local
Jail today.-Tuceon Citizen.
Col. J. F. Wilson delegate to con-
gress from Arizona, is said to have
been injured while in the Nadeau hotel
Los Angeles last week. The story Is
that while sitting in the lobby dictat-
ing letters a careless chambermaid
dropped dust brush from above. 1t
struck him on the head and inflicted
the injury.-Ex.
A new burying ground has been Sc
lected and laid off northwest of the
| the engineer, has the field notes and
| will plat the plot which will be turned
over to Mr.. Parr. Lots will be sold at
| reasonable figures and the proceeds
used in fencing and otherwise beauti-
| flying the grounds.
Secretary of Agriculture Wilson adj
| vocates the lease of government lands
to ranchmen, the proceeds to go to the
respective territory in which the lands
are. In this manner large sum an
nually would be added to the general
be reduced according to the income
from rentals. The grazing lands OF
this territory comprise areas aggre-
eating AZ, 200, 900 acres.-Ex.
An eighteen mile railroad is to be
constructed at once between Morenct
and Guthrie, the nearest feasible juno
ton point with the Arizona and New
Mexico narrow gusge. Bids on the
contract have been called for, the
main stipulation being that work shall
be finished by January next. It will
soon pass through very mountain
GUS country, so prectpitous at one
point as to necessitate the construction
of three loops.
| The informal opening of the northern
Arizona normal school took place Mon
day, twenty-three pupils being In at
tendance. The school was addressed
/ by Hon. A. A. Dutton, member of the
territorial board of education; J. E.
Jones, Rev. George Logic, ]. G. Grim,
Prof. A. N. Taylor, the principal and
Miss Bury, the assistant. The school
starts out under the most favorable
auspices. Ten pupils are expected the
| first of next week, five of them from
Apache county.-Ooconino Sun.
Mr.. 81. B. Hall. post Office inspector
from Los Angeles, was in Duncan Fri
day night. A petition had been sent
pointment Of q new postmaster who
would keep the post Office near the
business part of the town, says the
Bulletin. The inspector found the
post Office about four hundred feet
from the railroad company's right of
nearly all the balance of the town be-
tween tho railroad and the post Office.
l-Repu blfcan.
An exchange says that after October
/ all travellers across the White noun
tain Apache reservation under q PEN
atty of $1,0O fine, most be provided
with q passport, signed by On official of
the department of the interior, super
intendent agent or sub-agent of Indian
affairs or by an officer of the United
States army commanding the first
military post on she frontier. The
penalty is to work as we'll against all
who shall overstay the time limit of
| the passport secured. Every passport
shall indicate the object of travel the
route to be pursued and the time the
person is to remain.
| AS soon as a suita BILE piece of ground
can be secured by the directors new
building for the ella county bank will
| be erected. Active work has begun on
the S12, 600 school house. The massive
stone foundation is complete and the
contractors are busy raising the ex-
terror walls. This will be one of the
| finest school buildings in the territory
when completed. T. A. Summerskill,
! master mechanic, informs the Belt
that q force of carpenters will be here
this week from Los Angeles to work
on the round house and machine shops
| of the G. V. G. & N. railroad and that
| the work will be pushed to completion
as rapidly as possible. The cause of
delay was the taking off of the force to
put them at work constructing bridges
at which they are still employed
Globe Silver Belt
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Everywhere: T. s. P. all summer